The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-01
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and ior e me 81, a.; =
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buy in the hishs. market and to sen IN the low
becoming more rspasiog. ,hs Federal Treas
o use sn for ri hs ss"s Ssns ana IL
decide whether or not the wage Gamers they employ
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pssSS parity aat 'sSsn .s 10"
to a. Pr o a ssmS OF
foreign trade and Of the justice OF tue t"rih reform
s sn, s1 ind az S
sha be- saSs inn" value - " t" each other
ar; SGpsS to n fire free
ratio OF sixteen 10 one because We believe that free
a .a' S from % tie Of
Of silver with certain los TO every wsEs Garner
Sreai, and I.astroSs di.atSsnc.
law of 1890 Because 1. an obstruction Of inierns
,ional himetallism and because Il IS rap,dly bringing
state and loo, to u to &C. in that rssoT
HE tho neeessito Of an orsanizntion the medium
snfs ' SI5, sy sSst
81 pr the mssa
the caucuies at seasons and upon Insult
ra.s. upon roll ADMIT. 70
TO support p. schemes and candidates 81 the osarchy
that they who will not agree to be subservent win
crens. dis@"nten, Mronses rssentnens and imperii;
Ne success. Of The party in I'M. emergency !, essomss
astSn . win Ss f,ions n len
i.re,u5ns and faithful OF the verdict
.s Jy or 1s;.
and in MS Devotion pubic a"ty nj. ths sh:i;s q
sr s y n rely .f s Of on s
ability carry ,he State trurrhnnty n November:
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the r,y % SsEI ON, the
ccgnty And we pledge ourselves to snppor the can
BY ms &c, T. n
majority of its members.
Ex.Congressman T. c. Ioupsberry Of Ulster
M IN IL e6ee9 %, ds
put out of the hall.
vp ~ ccahHy SpPsg nnG RsGof
in SUPPORT Of the platform. Mccarthy and
ting hotter ali the time. and the audience was
nnecoming restless; BcntCns effort was too
peatedly interrupted, and as Repeatedly eX:
planned that he would N, pot not DO !%ns "Now
to wHad %S4a seF Want to rcn
on yourself" Ii was thus ali the way through.
Benton's finest lines about Clevelan were lost
in the hubhub. md he was practically hpwlcd
Charles Anathema, Jackson, consilGrahlv
reading Of the report Of the Committee on
Credentials He announced. nmid u laugh.
that there were no contesting delegations.
Kings SHOULD THROW THEIR CROWNS TO HIM."
Ind been ranticnllytrying to get the attention
Of Ehairman keenan, H" r?a Re-, GrSpefatedly
but, pursuant TO the plan which the managers
Mt TG rs until he st4Ined up 70
10 Eerna MGI GRACE read Ts t ears "s and
speak. He submitted resolutions declaring
that this CONVENTION approve; endorse and
Grover Cleveland. and recommend him to the
Chicago tonvcntio for nomination. and to the
Rsmoerate patty IND tho natrote GeoFle Of
Mr. Pease in closing said
at the feet OF Cleveland.
The resolution was added to those read by
MI ANDERSON.
THE CoNTEsTING DELEGATION.
To John w. Weed Of Queens hal been as
signed the duty Of telling tho Convention who
tn" managrrs had selected to be delegates Mt
gross districts At the last moment. Mayor
David c. Robinson Of E!mira declip3ed to be u
oy S whS wss seSed Fly
the RepuUli leans. was substituted. The dele
gates and alternates named are:
= 4, IarserrIedsris coudsr A. f, Orr. Edward
Ntsrns.esI J. Merrill. Jewett NJ Richmond JOHN
rn 4" p: 1"a : ssf' seaman Edward Bailey
LEX shsparS ss SSsss H@ f%4"
+ rss. nh1msr 'ohn , s"yasero Ioema
yam EDWARD 5 whitney q Raiwm: Reginald
il t JOHN g. %aan
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Tho,n. K j. i%Si%t "a i. 4. scott HUDSON Hn.lsy. A.
Na~"d H. %s!srF lr@E.TS, M HSy1s
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S Ssss a'ts sa. !" Gs Ssan '% n sli
So ri H. kn W"% N..a nc"..
Z cI.,' IL b. sears l., toa.s. ID, i. i.
| 8 Itddsr. j. y f., Hnsson, e. ". Reynolds
| J. C4yanaqsh Lester v. wees. ri Hiram " stetson.
} G. saunders -. John " Grifn ". !. Burt % IT,
| +: kinney A. H. Crosby -. :. Eonntr II. Dunn,ng
| - Char.cs A. IakIn, J. Il. Schermerhorn. 81 " +.
Norhrun r. " pundon, y, James streeirr g, ".
| Avery. ~ H. X Srrvau. j. Warner ~. +. H. Brown
+ H. y. Cobb: 10 H. .. Farch,li D ogden. 81. y. g.
| 80 NJ. Re.stsr. q. j Green. 81. 5. " Brown j. {.
| kobeson.
There wera howls for ox-Mavor Grace. tho
| chief boss OF the Cleveland combine pres
emit at the Convention. He responded in
brief speech.
This l. the new State Committee which COM
pletes tho Organization" and takes the
place Of the Provisional Committees:
Rins. g. Edward e. shepard K,nss : Noses %ay.
kings r. Peter !. Brady. kings 4, i. Ellery Ander'
sun. New York I. Char ,es ). fairchild New YORK D.
EDWARD Is. Whitney New York. y. W Il. Grace New
York. 10, Wallace McFarlane. New YorG H. H. a.
Monroe New York. ~ William solomon; Sew
George X. Crawford. Westchestcr H. NJ NJ
Kane Orange. III. Guy &. Bailey. Dutchess IL
John j.. tagley. Greene. IL. seymour Van SAINT
voOrd. Troy. ~ Norton Chase. Albany, 70 John b.
Ash, Montgomery -. j. ]. Finch Warren. 20 George
&. sherman. Jefferson 20. Thomas T.. kinney. Oneida
-. John Van schaick schoharie. - William A.
Beach syracuse, ~ william H. NOrthrup Madison