New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
CHOOSING DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.
CLEVELAND FAILS To SECURE NEBRASKA bol
PICKS Up VOTES FI3EwHEHE.

CLEVELAND FAILS To SECURE NEBRASKA. BUr
PICKS Up VOTES EI.EwHEEE.
Omaha. Neb. April l4-Thc fight between the
Boyd and Martin factions In the Democr'.'o "'''''
Convention was continued all night before unc Non''
m,ttcc ON Credentials After n brief respite the
struggle was renewed in committee mt H. H. anu
the convention. which adjourned until O'CLOCK. was
kept waiting all the morning by the failure OF inc
Credentials Committee TO report Inc dciesa'eS i''"'
tho various Congress districts held caucuScS anu Sc
lcctcd the following district delegates I" the 'm'ds"
Convention: Robert Clegg y. s. Iiarwoci, John
Creighton. Charles ogden, J. +. La'ta' l." mn
Matthew Miller C. f. COOK. r. A. Eaty T. H.
epcarman T. T. Croker and J. II. Dallnan' me
majority Of these delegates are Boyd men ANA agah',
instructlng for Cleveland.
At IL - Chairman Batty called the conVchu' VI
to ORDER and the Committee Oh Credentials h'port'u
I'm favor of seating the Boyd delegations from DOUG
lass. Cheyenne. Cumming and Hitchcock counties.
A motion to adopt the committee report was aWch"1i
70 seat the Martin delegate. and then the hna stIS-
Gle for supremacy began County Attorney Nahoh'y
spoke for thirty minutes I'm favor Of the Martin lacuo
and Charlie, OTut presented tho BOYD case NJ III"
conclusion of Onut's remarks the roll eau WIS p'o'
cccded with ana the Eoyd faction came of victorious
by a vote q 300 10 %.
4 resolution indor,ng Cleveland and nsiructlng
tho DELEGATES 10 the National Convention to vote ior
him VA, pr.scutcd I'm amendment was male chmi-
Mating the instruction Of the delegation ana inc r''
luton was then passed. 49,, a.. ,,,,,,a,,,r
bv "A practically unanimous vote. the other detsii',
chosen were Tobias Castor Judge W II. Thompson ana
The Cymmittec on Resolutions then reported plat
form which said nothing about silver. I"h ",
r1ncIu,on Of The reading, Congressman BRYAN Offered
resolution lavOring the free coinage u HllNrr' III
mcdiatflv thcIr, uproat. IFldh w pup
orfd hv The DELEGATES from the western part ~ tIr
statc where the independents are strong, bui me
g,a,c Ia,Inc ihrcS 3urs. Inc roll wns called. The
.gt,..
great shont. when Chairman Beatty announce u,
hrnte lcuse The silver mon made a rush for the
stage and mounting the reporters 'aole ihcg Snrr~,r
struggling on the platform AZ one time. but nuhIf
qnic was restored and the result Of the vote rs an
nOu6cNd was verified
Milwaukee,. Wis. April 14-I'p to date every county
,ba, has chosen delegates the state Convention mas
selected men known to be- followers Of eV President
Cleveland. and the party Leaders now say u Is M
cally certain he viii have solid Delegation 'o"' ''
state in the National Convention ,...-,,.. no,,o-
Cheyenne. wyo., April 1.-The WYOMING pstno-
cratic state Convention. which mex az Dougns "a
day adjourned at noon TO-DAY SIX deiesl,',, an, ana
Az aernates were elected 10 the chcaso o3lN 'n,
Tho delegation uninstruced. but rcnei'liy laA'S
D. B. HI for President. -,.. ,,..,-o., Damn
cratic Congress District In the state. the harmonious
IXfh met tonight elected two strong i'm ' ~
delegates 10 the National sonNenu" n, h s r,s"In
pc.cned lndorsns i 6ttcr n ~ , n'G Ta
After promising support rcs - mr. atrd We simrs
IN" mndlnchng democracy Of David u. Hill. and his
great achievements In b"hAN OF ''''N
me National saudaftllrarcr believe the D'i"'i'
Marty would ~ triumphant Ater many sren'' 81
iumut and excitement an ain'nomcnt WI y n and
dorslue fle administration Of Governor Ku'-'I ann
pialslng Governor BOic'. Governor fa,'oh a,u ~
i.ov.r,nr Campbell. ~ quiet cOuld o. IT,
tered /. vote on the amendment was defeated by "A
small majority The original resolution was ,'h
H"nicd hy ncclnmntipn by an overwhelming majority.
I; "a, a decided I'LL convention -,
II E~mocratlc conventions held throughput The
c,o,c 10 day for The election of delegates To- the Ma
onal Convention aud Of the twenty men elected fuy
one half are In favor Of llill ~ the IRE liehus oaoi
date.