The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

The mos,n WIS carried and whi'- he rhs.r
vas considerinx no 70 appoint the hand again
struck up 'fDuse~ AMI th, cheers vcrs ~.
ne~ed
The was nearly tvn minuf get
ting together. and the hand was rlaying when
the escort and thu permanent chair
man walked M 20 the platform Temporary
Chairmsn Owens shock hands with ~ Wilson
and then stepped ~ the tsoat o. The PLATFORM
and said;
GrSrtrNrS or TIKI coSvrSrgoS~-ft gives ma
PLEASURE ~ introduce ~ on one NJ the hrAre>t
democrats " AmericA-Ar. Vim y Nt,son. ~
West Virginia.
A. Mr. Wilson came forward Ne WAS greeted
with 4 storm 81 arriause. Tie ~ore bis Hue
delegates badge NJ the lapel ~ eutaway cnss,
under which vASA prominent white vest. mr.
Wilson looked calmly oVcr THE convention dur
irg a moments silence and began a iNnSthy
speech
Evidently Nr Wilson knew ths tnmrr- a,.i
disposition II his audiences Tho key npss "
tariff reform which b. struck "A slmes; his fr-t
sentence WAS NJ harmony with theis ieNiing<.
aud they <r>etei everything thar he s1ia with
the greatest enfhn<in-n.
when Nr. Wilson sail. II must not keep ron
from ths work, there were cries ~ "0n on
60 on when h. concluded his sfsech ths
delegates. rising tc their feet. waved thelr hats
a. they cheer u again AMI again.
Martin l.. ciar1y ~ Missouri, presented q
resolution ~ thanks 70 the temporary chair
mar. which was adopted.
Mr. EngliSh. ofInaisns. chairman ns the corn
mi,t.e on rules and ORDER ~ business ~hsn
took the Platform and read the committee r.
port a. follows:
A. chairman n The committee on rules md
ord IN ~ br -insss. I have been instructed iy a
majority n. tnP CON mites y submit The lo.'
lowing IMPORT:
hnsi ness shall be chssrvelin this convention.
n Report ~ COMMITTEES on credentials
: Report ~ commit on os-lRi1Atinn
y Report ~ the eemmiftee on rsso.nt ras
i Reroit X tie committee on nominal on n
president ~ tAe Jaitfd states
E. Report ~ The committee On Nomination ~
vlcs- rrssafen: ~ the United States
Your cor'mit-ec further that
the rule. ~ taf last National irrancfatic ron
~vcnfion snaii Ne adopted for ne g~cvvrrnas1to q
the conveuttua
On motion the reior; was adopted without
objection
The chairman s~kei II the committee on
resolutions was ready g report There Was M
reply, AID ia thc Interval thar followed thu
land stturk IN lively at-
AZ The CONCLUSION - This performance. Nr
Phelps. 81 Missouri. was rssosnlzsi ~ rrc-en;
a Eavel He -aii.
Nh ~CuAravAx-In hehaif ~ the rnc pro-
dnref~ and sniners ~ Missouri. i present ~ yon
| INt~ INfr44 mol mao" OF NN- NF ~It4rN |NW a
Nebraska homestead hnt miasi ana mai in
JsSf~r county. No snd nearingt ~ inscription
neei no prot cfi1n.' as a protest against
| the NICK ~ a egi~iation. which imposes au~e.
| less tariff ~ Iper cent ufon III metal As =
| prefext fnr taxing the lamr. pick. shirt sud
| blanket TX the miner more than ~ rcr cent
The Missouri zinc fields. ike tine American
| wheat fields. are tn most productive in the
world. The same market which ixrr the price
~ the farmers wheat. regulates che rrce
~ the miners zinc. and he has long
1 afn|o nrnAY what the farmer -
| rariily learning. .ha- tn market in which HI
| sells the rro-Iuc:ion 81 his labor l. one n With
he should purchase the implements ~ his Av,-
cation and the neressities ~ his household. ami
b. - readF 20 do his part IA giving the electoral
vote 81 Missouri 10 the nominee OF this conven-
fion by to.oD majority
The chairman. accepting the cavel. repeated
IN substance the remarks OF NJ. Phelps. which
had been almost inandiblc 70 the convention.
The chairman OF the committes on resDlr-
tions not being in sight. the chairman ordered
the clerk ~ ask the delegations TO send 10 the
desk thu names Of members Of the n~aticnsl
committee and OF ths COMMITTEES OF notihez-
fion-
There was 4 long interval while the names
were being sent up. Then somenna moved that
Mr.. Carlisle BE- asked 70 address the conven-
ton. Tn, motion was adopted. and the chair
man aYrotared Mr.. Walker. Of Missouri. and
Mr.. Porter. Of Tennessee. 10 rscors the Ken
tuc<ian TO the platform The committee
seemed unable TO ind Mr.. Carlisle. AMI the gal
leries continued to CRY Carlisle s~pssmoiic-
ally while the convention remainsd Inactive.
Adjourned till 5 p m.