Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

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grave rUu."'t aui lrrul! srus.hl" ~ th"
rr-p.uv. rIuly WA, attached To- thrtr a."
lu"ra,nus Many i them had hruh@"d
srr,,rr ,n TIE urId Many others ~cr"
artisans ana m"chHu,re, others n.Hin
rirn Nhu urvr h"ru singled out from
among their fellows t. represent tn EN-
H. the untroual tribunal ~ IT." people.
N.irlN p altered s-rt IEs ~ the countr!
Wrrr rrprr-"utrd. lh" national ,rElr.n-
tar" nnl rrprraeu'n,y" IA IT," parsons
~ senator pe;T"r, ~ Kansas, Senator
Vance, ~ North CHrplna, senator Joues,
u Arkau,ns, SENATORS stewart aud
Jones', ~ Nevada. Teller aud WulColt, ~
Colorado, aud Representative Pence, IT
Colorado. Scattered around N the front
arnl- we're Frank VI rNI"y, ~ Cantor.
ma, t. iVard l."rrrpont, u NJ" York;
l.. VI Rum--y, u Missouri Juhu l.,
Cprhrnn, q! Virginia, II Is. Chamber.
lam, u Colorado ThpmHs II Nelson, -
Indana. ~ q rvrruors John l.. -. John,
Cunr,r, Il rb,u-In, ThDmas A Osborne,
Jhm"- VI Harvey, George W. Click, l..
VI, Humphrey, all u knnsae, together
with t., IT, johnson, Frank Chase, ".
Il Adams and W. -, Rppey, the rutlre
tru forming the oil 'lnl delegation from
KANSAS nS appointed 10y Gov. LlewelhLg
la the Colorado delegation were seated
~ ~runtor y. l.. HI. TX Governors
/ { Iuprr, Evans. Grant, tuutt aud GIlp,n,
.N- senator Tabor, aud several others ~
equal prominence. Tie Iowa silver del
ngatlpu had "A section all 10 itself on the
.rr main aisle. The knlghtF u Labor
! Sns represented 10y thr"" ~ IT. pruml.
ueut members, j r.. Ogden, Capt. y. NJ
rulwe,ler aud FL, Lndhloom. State
Representative II t.. lnubeu.cR, char
u,an ~ the national peoples party, sn,
IA the body ~ the ball, and with HIM
nearly every member II the executive
committee ~ that urgaull ,tIun, and
mau! members u the general national
committee rom ths south and west
Cen. Warner called u. convention 10
order, aud Secretary Darlington read
the cal tor the gathering, After the
General Warner delivered an address, IN
winch he SAID TINT drcidrd action wac
needed, aud that Il NRs "A time Tor PLAN
talk. All over the country alarm WAS
man lfrsted over ia" |" s-IhlIty ~ the es-
Enlistment u u s,ue,r gold standard.
The eilvrF men were not by any means
on the defensive, On the contrary they
proposed L. take aggtc~sIyr action
agRlnrt those Who Hrr attempting Ia
take advantage ~ the ruudltuus which
they hnva created 10 force upon the
rruutry u single gold standard. The
prrerut financial condition Is largely ar.
uhcml, amounting almost Ia puhIc
rT,m", and Tor It the gold men should Oe
hrId r"rpurelble. At the conclusion u
MIR, Warner's address, brief recess WAS
taken tot the purpose ~ consultation
preparatory To- ciIec'lng u permanent or.
ganlzaton.
Sentiment orih- DrIrKat-s
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