Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

GROVE AND ADsH 4 OoassD
After a Struggle Over a-fs~enf.al
Hs-asasi,ns aud Hair splitting
Parliamentary Questions

The peoples party county cnnventscn
last nistf a. un paFaiieied IA the iiis
tory - o.L p4lifics for disorder ard
s.ndletne1s-s. It xas chaotic Ea's--,
bat 6nalis those who were there Ia tie
interests q Democrat ~non partisan.
snip triemphed ~ uarros ma.orstiss.
and JUICES Grove and Alislr eere Nom
mated. SEVERAL q the rank aud nle 4 ait
fingstbe croe1 10 disgust.
tftrr reading ths cali BY Secretary
(iffenkss Jacob Tazeiaar ~as esiI~i a.
temporary chairman and Edward Say
,ics sas chosen Temporary secretary. A
credentials ctfnmitice n i've was ap-
point.d consisting q ". T. Tea. Paul
Marin William Hea-ler. Joseph Laa-
n,-D1a4' srd (ss-1fSe isrelL
Ol1 Resolutions Jaues r. Nctirice.
iie1fy ki-sooln. N4i.aee N 4hon.
Robert ~lesers an,i oeoFge Robson
Ca PERMANENT Organization and Or.
der x bas.nesS tseorxe Wightman.
John Coats. Jehu sherman. john Bur
Eoughs and Ralph Treat
a reels= was then taken FOR fifteen
nlilufr7 - allow the caucus 70 work
Inc committee 90 credentials reported
some nfts delegates properly certified.
Walker. Wyofalng snd Alpine were che
olly loslships represented. all tie rest
tsirg citt 4e'aeAfes.
The rtsnsniftee ca permanent organ
izAtoa anal order x business reconl-
nendei t,eofec Thomas ~ perina-
nrnt chairman aal John Sherwood IS
secretary which Nas adopted
Resolutions Reported.
The COMMITTEES On resolutions reported
the following
Wheroas Believing IL o. "a the ssnfe
q a great majority q the masses that
judicial aiiices should be removed ~ far
a. possitie from partisan strife. and tnat
fair able and caflsl i. Judges should ic
rewarded - popular sh0& II corn ietce.
and believing that the Hon. Allen 6.
Adsif and the Hon. William r. Grove.
the presen. Judges - fhia the seven
teenfh judicial district circuit ~ Mlchi-
gan stonll he retained in their present
Vtsitions because ~ that confidence;
therefore.
Resolved. That this convention. not
recognizing the acton n any other po-
litieai party IN This regard. name them
a. ~ candidates for these Offices: and.
b. u further
tirn - The principles n the peoples
parrf. a. SET forth in tie Omaha plat
forrl
A chorus - motions 10 adopt and 20
las ou the table arose Delegate Craig
rot fnc hoor and said thar Judge Grove
vas 80 enemy "a labor. having rendered
Judgments against certain iaboriDg men.
and that tho party would not lie sup
porting Uuions in nominating him.
Mr. NcGsridr's Explanation.
Mr. NcIridr aaiI that year age the
iafs.Flng element " a. lighting an element
9h.rh Mr. fsEgarf was Ia sympathy
eith the GLASSES aad against the ulassrs.
he .aid b. had before the recent re
cluat committee. characterized the pso-
pies party a. 3 horde and mon. TIE
people party should not nominate such
a man The present Judges had teen
even minded and fair men lie was Ce-
feafei Ia the ca-c referred %. "a the az
torney fsr the other side. bscanss the
iaT and the evidence we're fi<hdully
aeainef him and Judge Grove had de-
fde,i lt Just right Nj Tacgart repre-
-erte3 the cia-ses who we're rlch and
Hbo bai nothing ga common with
f4a rear A man who believed.
- i nlena.e hail ro right g. sit on the
bench Ile hsd eft the rcputlicisn
party forever and xuuid never join n
uaiess &c Nouii ndor-e TIE principles q
the rs.rfle's party Ste believed reither
ntre should 30 lns,orsed a. nominresof
antfheF pagfs. tuf - fair and Just
iudees
Jaffsh frE 'aar produced a document
rnrfersinz g. 30 written ty Edward
tsrere. the peoples party candidate Cor
supreme court Judge but which he te.
hcVfd bad been Nritten IN the f7fS.
urgins organ zafi7r and keeping ln the
m.-ki.e e the rad
John Sherwood spoke for the strict
afi3ie.of the road policy aud SAID that
~ shs peoples rarts h.ut ~ candidates
Or illixes they should leave the liiitcs
0r tbaif tickets hiauk
Paul Marie said TIE ofices IN question
a. aft Political The democrats wepid
rot have i1.lorsei J1d0r Grove hal he
nlf aeen tnevn ~ gcod mar. The
feFstHlans sfre. he sald trying to
force rpathcans en- the people 10
challenged snrtosiy - mention a caneii-
dasr firm lnrng those present Who
w1a3 - enfreig unohiectsonahle and
ceu'd erceft ihe ilr- in goo.i faith.
e. Hevei r.fri FOR a division n
the foest'oc Nr Taseissr rose 20
peinf % ~ i~T claiming there coult b.
o. hf.sicr ~ fte question.
TIE ehair ra'ea Nr iiowells motion
cpt 20 arflrr
The previous question viz he
a.icpfion r. fha resolution being csl cd
fer Prevailed r1f anld great applause
~ hreeH Faiaei ire p..int that TIE
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refast a. perfectly in arsier feforn The
of1ets eeea sx1Fn n
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