Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-03
SILVER MEN WILL FIGHT
They Have Called q Convention
at Chicago For July Is.
WHAT WILL DELAY THE REPEAL.


WHAT Will DhhAx Ihh hhk6Ah.
BOme Lively Fights Over Contested Seats
nrust h settled FseSora the Sherman AGA
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OF war comprising iou. cnieatsins % sns
radical silver1tess mas peen nelo ~ the
headquarters OF the American Timetable
League here. AS q result Chicago and
July Is have been decided on positively as
the Mace and TINA for n general gathering
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nanos OF Senefal warner presioent OF the
league, who. with Congressman elect Fran
els ]. Newlands Of Nevada. Colonel Les
Crandall, editor OF The National View, and
Executive Committeeman johnson of Ne
vada vxara In the conference
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Ahese men were IN 1eteerapnio CON ~ !! I'M
cation with senators stewart and Ieiier.
Congressman Bland and other leaders OF
the bimetallic standard in various parts Of
the country.
A telegram from Denver alleges that
prenarationS are heino made In the silver
states to start n corruntion fund of $50 do
to contest IeoisIation in favor Of silver Al
tba e~tra sassioD The storv Ia a. follovvx.
"a humber az the foremo.t silver leader
In CoIoraao era onietlv enoarad IN fhe
| v-nrIr ~ raisipo a snhstsntisl fnnd To -
| nsa,5 a, lolh,;,r, q, the inte-aeta ~ a 49,
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| - ,arsaied The neyrsnaners of this civ
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| esrts,n orortsr. hsra Tt a. alleced thae
1 sho1,t ssn 0oo ywill he snhzcr;bed IN Colo.
| rado. and that material additions to that
.,nor,pt Froyn ali tla yvauta,y, mining states
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The fact that the senator's from thu
/ north western states are NOT unanimoua On
the silver Question. and that some Of them
/ viii rrohahlv vote 10 reneal the Sherman
/ s;ivsr nurchasin0 law seema 10 lend an
Il added tntsre-t 10 the Contests which yvera
nendin0 when the senate adjourned in an
r. ssssioT, IN AnriI last IN the casea Of the
| senators from Montana wyoming and
| WILMINGTON Tn ali thraa ~ theae stafa.
The le0islatures got into proIoneed dead
i Ioch. and .d;our1ad Ivithont alectino -
i ator1 70 An the vacarciea that yrere To ~
80 ~, ATarch 4
Ths.e Aro conte.t.a seats.
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1r.atIe pan,,hl,oa, 49, pro,,o,rcsd
60 ooi,s.r1~ a5~ooata - s,,c,ead yViIb,,,.
SsUda-s RarnhIicar M Martle,u
ersSs,,stSI. ,,., rs;ar,.s5 =, he a,,aitsee
~, nrivileoes and elections which made a
| majority renort in favor of seating Che an
nointee' but the senate adjourned without
| action on his case. ard the seat remains
| vacant.
The legislature of the state Is controlled
by Democrats and Populists. The govern
| or of Montana is a Republican. Should
the Republican appointee of the governor
be not seated, the legislature would prob
| ably choose Democrat OF a Populist.
Governor Richards OF Montana was in
| washineton recently, and he declared yery
emphatically that he would not call the
legislature together again If Mantle wa
| refused a seat.
In wyoming the legislature has a Demo
cratic and Populist majority, but failed K
elect a senator to succeed Francis E War
! rem. Renublican The governor. a fusionist
appointed A. c. Beckwith, alfree coinagefu
| sionist His credentials also were befor,
the senate COMMITTEES without action wher
the senate adjourned.
In Washington state the legislature and
governor both are Republican. but the leg
islature failed on account of the legal fight
| 10 aIect n successor to John IA. Allen re
nnhlicsn and the Governor anpointed hin
( - .nccaa5 h,msaH His Csc also We
nendino when the senate adjourned.
MI. AiienSie was tnougnS' would VoI
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