Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
pROiIBITIONISTS.
'Hs MrkNAL CONVENTION OF
rre PARRY IN SESSION.
nary proceedings - Ex-Governor
'oAnfe"pOr"ry Chairman
Ssaxsmall Prominent.

/ ~, Alpu 20 oTnrf hhu i"'i''"''"
IT. III %. w. E,ant Of neddrng College, H.,
N.O =. Finally 4cncd the convention with
-. r'''' "a a. course OF which he en-
-. -, That un be driven from the coun-
q" "~- That satons cease 20 exist.
q "-abar ofbelatod delegates sought
,ny'' ,, .'''s aiterthe prayer. and the Silver
d"No d"r"J ,o'..as'e'.e sof New York State. rem
W ~ '.e' a 'eilp rtncc selection. While order
"1s "i"a bonn ro.tored the musicians re-
ON '',sii bei1i;5 1Ii;5 Locs wood, of Cincinnati then,
1t. 1it l'..1 OF he'citv and OF the State OF
DH1.i "..comeI a. delegates. Mr.. Lock-
", MI ,,i'ered his cariy-mOrning address
lit
'oaN lFvI IOnARY CHAlHNAN.
a,ll, '1,or Hcas responded 10 the ad-
q, ~ Jct' ne cosed b. naming ex-Governor
cnJ'''I- ond ana a. waving OF flags
49, ,inr e." sseerclieis greeted the men
-. IT, '4e name OF eX-GoyernOr
ST. -. an. Ihef shouting was re-
,r Nv" s. e. es''A and again as the noted Kan
~, '..o '.if'r s,,if' ward aud assumed the
-',ci,,, IA. ol''r, sei the convention. Ills
.t' ,-s crs "oris,' What Is the pleasure
-. 80 90. s.'eliong elected the prompt
" 4tul4tfNA VI 'N'Nt'f
van ~, goAn iQr President" The name
OF .i5 5't.'2r.er, II Nebraska. for secre-
my ,.,' "''t ~ ...e .t If secretaries and SER
-',Ii,'. ,,,,,,.t.A' .A' elected by the National
~,l 10 Opposition.
UGHT so. /.
me hrs' lg.tin b. convention occurred
ON Va, ,-.'. of ID 0ptng the temporary
ISi,' pi~'i'e4 nv the National Committee.
NJ y ''iI.4 toatonly delegates present
,Hv"4 '' '-otel 10 vote. This would
H"'' "l 8 nunb Der of tar-oh States.
esi'e'i' .n''e he extreme South. OF q
p'I. ol sa..' Iep-es ntatlOn IN the tempo
I"s 'a N''iln, rs al their delegates
'"s'u Nv. 'o.ae. Oh account of the expense.
- - ~ ~ iA-. OF Texas, took the lead IN
J'HHli "a N''s" DE-. rates. He said that II
the Fnles N0r al1p,sd 1t would leave the
c''.i"i tNe couventlon IN the states
"i""~v -c.haat. II would cost -j,JOu
,' s'"n -. iA.fi i've delegates OF Ie&as
le'' anu .ley could not AFFORD II. The
tempe rules would probably be The
l','i.ah u, rules. Ie moved that each
oele- ..i,1 Lave the right TO cast its full
N"i.' WI. al. tIe delegates were here
or not. A..'r a lively TIT Cranfll carried
~ "..iyl-. 'A rising vote. ana then
adopted.
trtcEss.
The roll 0' S-lfe, a,s called for the an
nouncemel' ~ cusmittee membership.
lhere vas another mpaign tune sung
by q quar- 'e ali hen the convention
adjourned nl.il o'clock, after giving III
rections - ine committees 10 proceed at
once 20 tn a0ts a-, cned them.
Most III pest centre. III the membership
OF the flaiorn C.mmttee and the new
NailohaI I l4,-,'.e.
T-E 4l.rGy0oy srss,oN.
At the afternoon .,ssion the audience
was photographed I.eRev, Father Mar
tn Honey, ,0i =; Pam NInu, a Catholic
clergyman tlen oI.r.d PRAYER and formal
ly opened tie s.,-. p. fhe Committee on
Credentials -ep.--.i a. d.lsr.fes nresent
Louisiana and S.rtf Carol,Ta beinr the
ouiv state. no. re.r.s serted' The pre.
seutatiou of tie .er.-, # Inc Committee
an p.rmsn.nr 0r1.1i,. ,,or NV ,ecomnerI-
inc Colont Tt.sr ~ InJ;onanoi,s for
,'.r,,er,anf ,,..'. "a 80, 't,,'ali r
',o-tn"r'erf ..e.9-' ,I -nine,at,rg -'", , tba
mia voted llw. ,. -i. mornin@ giying
States vote only for aelecates present.
was the sig1ui f.rafrlt.
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nv '''' ''''' sl . ninoIlt{ IT,
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10 ''i.l' 1oi, ~ -, tr lDn,'v - va
mort and rr6t-- -te in.f deriving
these States OF their tuil vote as q monu-
! mental injustice iLe minority report
was defeated by yo,eo j 3j9 20 z and
then the ma 9rty report was adopted. so
that absent gate, w.i. nave 10 vote.
The convention tLeu adjourned til g
o'ciocl, 1o-,l-bf.
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NAlloAA- EXECUTIVE ,oANiIlLL
The following Natione. E1ecutiye Com
W. Ths,rr, J.5a p =, .iobn Of Kan.
ic'-' inIdso nan @ 1.' n " y2rn Wariwel W. h'' "f
- 80, ynrt' .,l' I-c.s,,rar D iIastinrs Of
a." 1r,.i.;,.' i'', iSJ,,',,.sl vsrohereE IIeisn
isco-.7''i' I[3.d.o n Ta,a Of Ton
5ouEl, q, lam. o 80 po"r, ",e' 81
he,-ee' an ~ - '' '' ~ =, ~, tao5
NotWitls IAN ' o - ~ ctica,d t.aa nh tbe
committee again chose New YORK tor an
o'u'' '0"' % .....o,.
IHA EVENING SIS %,
Song and prayer by the Rev, David
Tatum. u Quaker preacher Of ShiG,ag9,, e,
opened the evening session. Colonel IN
Ritter. of Indiana who was sci lected for
permanent Chairman, was escorted to the
platform TO succeed Governor st. John as
presiding officer.
TIE co~ii1IEf''
The Platform Committee vas made up
as follows. Alabama. J. c. Orr; Arkansas,
| d. {. Wutz: California, Dr.. Il. II. Nc