The Lamar register., 1893-08-05

one man In the tnitcu SsAsS. .t-s. .tt-.r
M vel he has never been hung OF sho. ios
..or This act will be known In history
- ~ crime OF 1873. Let the memory OF
,hos,, who stand connected with IL ros in oo-
liviou. -.
Al the conclusion of General warner aa'
dress A committee on ercsientihs was ~
polnted. consisting Of one MEMBER iroui eAs'
state s., -,
ON motion o. Ex-Coneressman symes "a
Colorado the chairman was authorized 70 ap-
point committee OF five oa pesashnsn, % nsr,nsn an
rsniss,,,In- As this comml,tee INC enAs 49,
n,r,.a syme. OF Colorado, Reagan OF Texas
s,,rk o, Ohio. washburne OF Massaehuse's
and FullInwider OF Illinois
+, committee consisting of oLe dciesae
from each state was authorized to be ap-
poiuted on rules and order Of business, th's
spportlonmcnt TO be made by the var lUus
state and territorial delegations
Thc committee on permanent Organization
W. authorized 10 select larger hall In
which 10 hold the session. Of the eonvea-
lion. The eouvention then adjourned unil
2:so p. IN.
The afternoon session OF the eoHTenuoA
uas held In Central Music Hall, building
capable OF seating over 1900 uiih eomfort-
Allen W. Thurman, Of Ohio, was made per
uianent president amidst great applause
c :. Thomas, Of Colorado, urged ihsi each
state name three aserihers Of the committee
on frsolutIou.. one member from each 81 The
threc parties, but Paul NanderrOort. Of Ne
braska. objected. Il hope" he sad, '-.hai
party differences viii Eot be reeosuiroi IA
this eonyentioa-"
Ex-senator Reagan. Of Texas, spoke against
the motion. aud in rr.pousc 20 The manifest
oppo.itloa q the eouvvntioa Mr. Ihornks
wi,hdreW the motion. The committee oa re-
olutloas vas thea sppointsd as foiio9si
Alabauia, J. c. NAnuins: Ar.zons, J n
Murphy; California. Daniel " Barns; Coo
I rado. Thomas NJ Patterson; Counce;ieai, G.
l Il whlieoub. Dlstriei Of Columbia L =
Crandali; Georgia Hray Ioae,; FioTiiA, ,
( J. MeAIlister. Iaalsna, " { Kaakiu, ltAso,
I G. Y. Bryaut; Ilinois, BeajAmlH GooiAsc.
/ Iowa, c. c. Cole; kansss. HAfrson Kelly
I Sevada, H. r Bzrtins. Nas.2ehlseft.. Geo,
Nashburnc; Maryland, II c. sAsei. Nos-
I ianA, 2 B. Mats; Ninaesoia, lsuAi.as Doa-
neily; Mlssog RI l. y Miaos, Nes MexiaA
Hiram HAdiey NeH York. ~ Aldes speacr !;
I Ne6r.ska, ". J. Brya1. Nofis Dakota Wal
7 H. siandish; soaih Dzkoia, {. A Triprs
/ Penn,ylTAnlA. John = Davis; Ohia. Georgr
3 A Graa; Ulah, & C. Goo-i~ini TefAs, ]cAH
7 H. Reasaa; Tennessee !. @ Rsheris; VIZ
eiuiA, l. l. Joha.oa. Washingtsa, fair.ek
I Clarke; wi,coa,ia. Roocfi seAulins; wy0-
ming. J. J. Hafi-
A ysi Of Itee-prc.idenu Eas anncanced
oae member being seleesea fron eaea s;atc
AMI the qgestlon o; prcparia- al address %
I the people and a memorial 10 ooaErrss rsrr
after sofnc discussion referred 10 Tie oan-
uilttcc on rcsolutioas At this polzi Chair
nan ReagAn Aal the special eornmltprs 60
oorted the Rev prcsileni. Aiken w Thzrman
Z to the stage The appearances % Mr.. Thur
man vas the signal Tor Gpro4rio1s ag-
[ plaase, sna after IL bad sahsidea he Eas
| introduced bF the rr;irinE pressAe=t And
I ss-s.ase At soane ieasth roias ln.o an Anaiyii
/ cal discussion Of the direrraee sctueSn
"har4" Asd 'so,t' money. Aad eriite;siu- ths
Z prcseat eAakiag systsni- lie closed b. orrE.
I lag the fo,lo~ins suggestion
''FiFsi-Lei our sdversars-, agree 10 ihr
Z free coinage Of silver al ether the ratio ..
/ ISL or 10 10 L prefer ths forurr- II thsy
I do, We VII. asrer TO the uncuatuoazi repeal
I Of the Sherman las
Next nmeal the uAti1aal hznkln. izxs 90
As 70 permit any EafioaAi bAak 10 issue IL
I notes NJ 10 rhc face value Of ipp p-f ecaI
I upoR the depc-.t OF " ysr cent vIth the
L lultcl states trcAslry 10 eltbrT suld q ti4Frr
I coin other than suhs!dary sIlseF.
Further, amend. ~ Frpca!il- ihe ssn CO
national haak circulation
] The committee o. Credentials reported thai
T forty-tuo states aHd territories we're rrpro-
seated and that $40 delegates ~err eaiiiied 10
seats oa the aoor.
0 The eosnmittcr "a rules and order Of brsi-
ness presented IT, report. which szs adopted
/ IL proyidri iha, all discussion should te e,sa-
Z rned to the sabjeet Of b.metAihsEu and that
[ 20 delegate should hs rut.iied 10 .p~zk lsiofc
than tye minutes oa the ssne sgbjcci. Il
was ordered lAAt tie creniE- sessloa sho..il
be devoted TO heariRs adlFr..ss ay Senator
Z Stewart Of Nevada and CongFe-smaa ". J.
Bryan OF Nebraska
In resPonss To general a.mana.. Hoo. r.
I V Powderly Of the KnI.hts Of Labor az.
Z dres-ed the convention bsicay.
Twenty-Five Thousand Knight OF Ial,o- =
! sEld be, stand to-day oa the verge OF raia ga
I our Western STREETS. lea thousand are A.
ready Idle and 50 coo have adyi.ed me TO ctss.ie
| hcre and SAY that the West is ia danger from
Y those Who would dcmoactiEe silver and drive
I II from the country. Did no Kuishi ot Labor
] tell ule 10 cone here, this would be ny place
keias an American, | belicTe We are eapa-
ole OF managing our oNu Affairs uonorlu /.
I the Tag and the Institutions OF oar colatFv.
i believe we should be able TO manage ollf
Z country free from suy dietatlou beyond the
water Wh.n We stand here listening 70 thr
I voice from Washington eofnmAnding u TO
listen only to those advocating the gold sta a.
aard- We arc listening 10 the voice that comcs
from across the sea.
Governor Waite has been criticised heeuu..
{ he referred To the Old C.,untrr VI =.