Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-26
HOW TO Re SAVED
Resolutions Adopted BY the
Peoples Party Leaders.
THEY TOOK UP A COLLECTION
To Assist IN Defrsying the Expsnsss .
the Delegates 70 the Omaha Con-
vension Wednesday.

Paul Marin, chairman Of The -
Pies party county onuistee. prss,asd
~ the mas meeting Of that party lea
evening IN the circuit court roon,, end
DIV. cAsty, secretary of the same com-
mittes. recorded the proceedings of me
meeting. TIE object tor the meeting
was the election OF q senatorial and =
representative committee 70 look altar
the nteresls OF the candidates vho
shall be nominated Tor senators end
representative an the stAte iseisiaturs
for the coming election The hrst hGs-
lneos dlsposed Of was the election e q
senatorial COMMITTEES. Which resulted
IN the election OF the following geusio-
men: Charles Bissonnes, David Bisson-
net and Charles c. Howell. The fol-
lowing representative committees we're
then elected: First, or city dsstrict. Dr.
Isaiah Irsln. Hiram smith and jean
Heystek. second, or country distr1ct,
John Norman, Alpine; II. c. Hocn.
murth, Walker; John l.. Taylor,
lowell.
DssAAsea's Bssoistsens.
After the committees had been elect.
cd Mr.. Dennison introduced reeolu-
dent, vice presadens aud United States
senstors by direct vote, denoancing any
connection between church and state,
rsllgiously or sducAtionsiiy, favonag
state supervision of ali schools. and re-
questlng that delegates 70 Omaha en-
oeavor 10 secure the adoption OF such
. resolution. The resolutions we're
unanimously adopted. Mr.. Deansson
| 10 Z delegate TO the national oonvsn-
| ton, and introduced the above reooiu-
tions in order TO find out the feeiing Of
the people whom he will represent.
y. q. Berry OF Cannon township being
| present Was elected q member Of the
| county committee 70 I'll . vacancy.
"Prof." Carly then in "a exclsable
and forcible manne moved that col
lection be taken 10 defray the expenses
| Of the delegates to the national Con
vention. He was ia favor Of raising
500 for that purpose. The motion
WA carried and Q committee was ap-
pointed TO take the collection and 20
secure pledges for that purpose.
Dsda't Csstrtbsss nseA
Before the committee began 10 circu-
late among the audience those who
had forgottso their pocketbooks q uiesiy
4 V8D0co oot Va So0 lOOtn NV Vi SO0
faithful renamed, however. and the
collection Was taken. Before the work
| at taking subscriptions vas finished
Mr.. Carly. fearing that the tl00 would
not b raised, moved that . committee OF
three bs appointed to canvass for funds
among the sdhereats Of the party
The motion wae carried and ID. W.
Carly. Alderman Gervers and j. w
Welton we're appointed - such com
mittee. II Was announced that shs
delegates viii leave for Omaha or
Wednesday and that the fundo must b
handed in by Tuesday night 90 Heury
Klevoorn at the Star Clothing house
The amount raised last evening wa,
e2l.26.
Prof. J. w. welton was called fol
and made brief address on the conai
ton OF the country. lie eaid be he'd
carried . torch aud marched in cam
paieu professions for tho old PARTIES
He said lac didn't know usuoh abou
the platforms because he hadn't rea<
one for ten years. He was aware. hos
ever, that tunes are growing NOR
stringent each year And thought {
change IN Administration 10 necessary
Ralph Treat, c. c. Howell, Dr. Irwin
ana Alderman Gefyers followed with
short speeches.