Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-06-30

Evid -nt'y Mr.. Wilson knew the temper AMI
di-;'o sitinI of mis- audience Ths key note Of
tariff reform which be struck in almost his first
sentence was in harmony with their feelings,
and they greeted everything that he said with
the greatest enthusiasm.
Wien Mr.. Wilson said, II must not keep you
from the work" there were cries OF Go on
| Go on" When he concluded his speech the
delegates, rising to their feet. waved their hats
| as they cheerad again and again.
Martin L. Clardy. of Missouri. presented a
resolution of thanks to the temporary chair
mar. viii ch was adopted
Mr.. English. of Indiana. chairman of the COM
r,ittee rules and order of business then
took the platform and read the committee re-
port as follows:
As chairman OF the committee on rules and
order OF bu siness. have been instructed. by a
majority of the committee to submit the fol-
| lowing report:
We recommend that the following order Of
/ business shall be observed in this convention:
2. Report OF committee on orgs lizaton.
3: Report OF the committee on resolutions
B Rerort of tbs committee on nomination of
] president of the United States.
| : Report Of the committee on nomination OF
! vice president of the United States
| Your committee further recommends that
| vention shall be adopted for the government of
| the convention.
On motion the report was adopted without
J objection
resolutions was ready to report. There was no
| reply, and in the interval that followed the
| hand struck mp lively air
| At the conclusion of thin performance. Mr..
/ Phelps. of Missouri. was re- ognized to present
! a Cavel. He said:
Mr. CHAIRMAS-In behsi of the zinc pro-
| du' ami miners of Missouri, present TO you
| this @avel not made Of tin or stolen from a
| = braskl homestead. but IniInd and mad. in
! Jasper county Mo. an hearing tta inscription
| We nee no protection. as protest against
! the mockary of station which IMPOSES use
| les tariff of - Per cent. upon the metal "a a
| prCtext for tax -Dg the lamp pick, shirt and
| blanket NJ the miner more than 40 rer cent.
| The Missouri zinc fields. like the American
| VIII .2t feds, are IT," most productive in tn
! world The same market which fixes the price
| OF the faraacrs wheat. republics the price
| % the miners zinc. and he has long
arm ;bs %i IN rn s II Tcb h
| sells the urndG"t.pn Of his labor Is one IN which
| he should purcEase n" implements Of his ave-
h g r"alv to DO his part IN giving t"e electoral
vOts. Of Missouri to m EIn:n.e OF this cOnven
| ton by 5G0b mai -rity.
| Tho chairman. accrpti1-. tn cave. repeated
| n substance the REMARKS OF NJ. Phelps. which
/ ia! barn almost inau Iil,'e 10 tn" COW ention.
| The chairman OF the committe. raSplu-
| tiols not being in siyIt. the chairman ortlere
/ the clerk t. asl. tie delegations to send 10 the
| desk the names Ge members of the nati0n7l
| rIInraittee AMI of the COMMITTEES cc notifca-
/ ton.
| There was loag interval while the names
, we're beirg sent up. Then somcon" moved that
| Mr.. Carlisle be askef to address the conven-
| ton. Tn motion adopted. ard the chair
| man appointed Mr.. Walker. OF Missouri, and
| Sir Porter. OF Tennessee, to escort the Ken
| tucxian to the platform. The committee
| sc, med unable to fi1I Mr. Carlisle. and the gall
| ler:es continued to cry Carlisle spasmoic
| ally while the convention renamed inactive.
| Adjourned till p.