Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
WEAVER NOMINATED
peopL s,s.pARTY PRESIDENTIAL CAN
pIpATE AND PLATFORM
Free silver Coinage, Government Control
,fH.rvay.. Rte wiId Convention
Scenes and Campaign songs
nv tolsrrnnh % tho pl.pA,cn. J

tho inspiring message sent 10 eGch "a '"'
thrco leading candidates by their sup,
portcrs m the Peoples Party N"''ol'"'
convention Just before the boar set lo'
The battle to begin IN earnest.
81 Grosham's friends seemed incre"slit'S
= tenacious and enthusiastic. "rn,i
8 tary John ". Iaycs oi tn' nu's"'
Labor. Said the Knights were ",''i i'''.''eo
II os.ord NV Gresham and that the iai'cF :
q -. t.,..,,t Inn 90 be the nominee.
81 C..,c. Washiu1u, OF Massachusetts, 'he
- ,...,.,.o, Of Senator kylc's forces. was un-
f& ~I.c..ifr claiming the nomination Tor
.& a.. South Dakota man on the hrst "hiot' Z
"a and. 20 make the situation stiil morclnter-
n tn, General Neavers Disciplined corps
Il verc entirely uud,smaycd, aad his ofaih,y
lt.atcnant. 1ipuil. of Texas, anWtTeu an
;ro,,,ies WITH tho remark. weaver ~ AS
Il solid as roCk.'
rurranIY opFSING.
htso'clock the early hour set ior the
,r.utnr q the convention only ahoul
;i,rcr-.corc delegate were s altered around
among Oh. seats within tue ruiel thcl'-
s4r.. aud as many spectators were lh t"'
audience. Iemperuy-t harmaP hing
TON. however pursued directions 10 tAe
lsffrr. end sharply ON the minute caled
tfe cDrye.tI1u 20 order and introduced
tlv Nfram MCCgcadv, az Euadlo Gap.
Black Hil.. who offered prayer \ eIce
club rendered music, and then tlc convch-
fau waited Will" the belatcf delegates
lr,an fo arrive. The gle" club sanr more
.lIecfilus. while the booming Of cannon
nrt.ide the hlg coliseum told the delegate
tV.ry foW minutes that n was nttiOnhi
holiday. Al s.ij o'clock enough deiegai,
ladn arrived to warrant "a call Of the roll 20
u..crtan whether or not "a quorum was
pI eut.
saiGrASr-AT-AEWs ToR ZACH STATE.
There was found 10 be- a majority of fbe
State present. but there was too much
confusion o. transact business, aud amid
e.Yrfu 81 ayes 70 notion was carried at .
o'ci0. that each state appoint rTeaht-
af-arIus 90 Keep quiet IT, own state. in're
wore calls for thC chairman OF the ,redeh-
tials Committee, bot Le was not present.
al - vns some tiile before he could bee
found The neWly-HWoiuted tergeauts-
atarme iu thomcahWhiiesu succeeded inpre-
,.rvuc order by clearing the alsles aud
pulling down r-nuthu5iatic delegates
into their senis Wien the chairman o!
the Cioieuuais Committee finally arrived
lie reuortcd that th, committee iud found
.. contests. The ropYrt was received and
~ was decided That persons whose names
were on the rolls should Ue declared en-
i-i a 90 seats.
Mr Post. IT Georeia. announced the
ARRIVAL tins morning ot the two sidrtrlcked
delegates from ms State, making the dele
CATION complete.
PERMANENT CIGANI2A1ioN.
The Committee on Permanent Oreaniza-
ton now announce its readiness tOTcport,
and after a new Lubbuh mad been sileuced
submitted the following our Conn
mitfce ou Permanent Organization beg
l,nye 20 submit the following report: For
Permanent Chairman, II. l.. Loucks, South
Dakota prolonged appInu-cl, Tor ierma-
feut Secretary, j. W. HIVES, New Jersey
TpuhuseI: tor Assistant Secretaries. - :.
hing ol kHusas George Wilson, Of MIchi-
r.,. j. w. Denmark. OF North Carolina.
Lli D ". Monroe Following tins was
hong I-t oft NIce-pre5ldDuts, each state
It.ug represented IN ia" distribution Of
tl- Donor. The report was unanimously
adopted, amid applause. and Temporary
Chairman Ellington a. once introduced Als
tGtets-uI
CHAIRMAN LoUcGa' sfFrcH.
70 .a- f.i,fUte-oue 'o.otna)e when
Chairman Loucks. standing
nrmiv ou Dl~u uLcIeg and swinging crutch
nf arms l,uttl waved tlc great assem-
IIa.. to ORDER. fins speech rs lt pro-
pressed At, surprise. and di-agreeablo
oue 90 perhaps majority of the conven-
tiou. iut us mpctuo-ity and hrc, II not
Do. hIts fol aud against candidates, elected
cheers at every few words.
A0AyfL Nor sIoLFN
a ucw .as,i. announced a. coming by
ltruI-~.0u ot thc owner from the timber
'n in' AI't H"ii''''a' 'Dlil ll INV NY"
-''i' was '' u,i- m'in'ni t',s''.'u 10
t.r chairman. llc raped 40 vigorously
.u fh. l,-h amid lauehter. caused by the
declaration thut tnls gayel, unlike the one
u.tlut u recent national convention, had
lot h,u stolen, AID Tire independent
,.,..'f,r 10, ,t. mons.
it,.. i.ot v,,,t,,, f,r rernrts from
r' ,.,.,.,,t... ,s.. 4gsin fll'l I'M with
I.. ..,...I... p, y.I.cL thn co,vertyon
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honor "i lh' i' plr lr'F 'u'li' Nelnoh'S
l" iA' Greg 'u Nl''' H.Sllpu' me 'uHlI5
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enc ht lI'lh 'll Hl''S 'ne ,l'll"i'''o IT,
Ioi's "'i' announce ~ I''I'.
trit-
The C.mmitte. ul Rule, submitted the
following. "tashiur', Mammal shall be
chosen o. regulate iac proceedings OF this
,ur,.uto4. for t.c pretrul alton Of carr
dd-tcs far PRESIDENT aud Vice-Treside
Oh, ,r.ll o' the State shal. bc coilcd alpha
touca'lY. Nominut ng speeches snail b.
limited - fifteen minute. and re-
fia 'ii 'ftN RtH' AA4 hVAtN
s.l he limited 20 five minutes.
IN lallotug the secretary sGa'l call the
rull ot States. and the chairman of each
State delegation shall auu uucc the vote
Of uis State a4 called. ltcn state dcleeG-
'. ma" 5pP'l"t i,a owl t,'i''N anu CvI-
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IN case no LD,i,n,. 7n"iI Ie'9l1e q q
majority .u tte INST lauot second shall
o. once V' t'hch' w3eirin each delegate
ll' "i", uA 1ls uhIi't me name Yl ms
piac.al t.e names IN order of his choice
W. th~t oh'ice second cholce-the hrst
'h'c 'e.h~ counted a. one Nole, ana lhc !
trc"ul choice 9s halt yoH lhe two |
I,',' Ni"t vac i1r-'7i nHWuSt Vl woes |
Vote lvr other persons not beiug counted. !
AI resolutions offered before this conyen- |