The Delta independent., 1894-09-19
THE COMPLETE TICKET,
CLOSE OF THE CONVENTION
Mcintyre, Campbell, Brush, htcGaffey
Mulnix, Parks, Carr and Mrs. Peavey
Are the Successful Ones,

Mcintyre, Campbell, Brush, NtcGaffey
Mulnix, Parks, Carr and Mrs. peave.
Are the Successful Ones,
Justice OF the Supreme Court-Johi
Campbell, OF FL Paso county.
Governor-Albert W. Mcintyre. Con
ejos county.
Lieutenant Governor Jerrod l.
Brush, Weld county.
Secretary of State-Albert B. Nc
Gaffey, Arapahoe county.
State Treasurer-=Harry +. Mulni1
At 3:4O Chairman McCreery finally
called the convention to order and
called for the report of the committee
on credentials. The report was not
Forthcoming and Mrs. Foster was in.
troduced and made ali address.
The committee OF credentials then
reported by Mr.. Newell. The seating
of all delegates whose credentials had
been placed in the hands of the COM
mittee was recommended. except in
the case of the delegation from Bent
county, where the delegation headed
by the names of w. G. Burke and j.
H. Crosby was seated. 1t was recon-
mended that the delegates present lie
allowed to cast the number Of votes to
which the county was entitled.
Charles Hartzell moved the appoint.
ment of q committee of nine on reSo-
lutions.
The chair appointed the following
committee: Charles Hartzell of Arap-
ahOe, DR.. John Grass Of Las Animas,
J. Workhauser OF San Juan, II. NJ.
Stevenson of Pueblo, Charles Newman
of La Plata, William Story of Ouray.
!. X. Hornise of Weld, r. II. Whitley
Of Boulder.
Nominations were next In order. A
letter addressed to j. D. Ward was
read. 1t was from Judge Elliott ask
ing that because of the agreement of n
majority of the delegates, his name be
not presented for justice of the su-
preine court.
Judge Tucker moved that the nomi-
nation of John Campbell for supreme
judge be unanimous. 1t was made
with yell, the band started up "The
Campbells are Coming" and somebody
brought up the Campbell banner to
the platform. There were calls FOR
Campbell, but the cries for regular Or
der of business prevailed.
Frank GOudy came to the platform
to nominate A. w. Mcintyre for gov
ernor.
He began with an arraignment of
Governor Waite, "a walking delegate"
who never produced anything but Il
riot at Bull hill" He paid his nomi-
nee u panegyric, as a gentle, modest
and refined man.
r. Broad OF Jefferson county, for w.
G. Smith, seconded the motion to make
the nomination unanimous, and the
motion went through with yell.
The ladies' glee club sang and the
chair appointed f. c. Goudy, J. T..
Maxwell of Boulder and II. Broad Of
Jefferson to wait upon Mr.. Mcintyre,
and Lunt Of Ell Paso, Hodges of Gar
field and Lowell Of Routt to wait upon
Judge Campbell
NJ. B. Carpenter nominated Jud
Brush for lieutenant governor, and the
nomination was quickly made by ac-
clamation.
1t was moved to adjourn till 10 a. m.
and lost.
Mesa county then moved to adjourn
till p. m. and was ruled out Of order.
State Senator Hartzell gained the
platform and made ringing speech
for A. B. McGaffey for secretary of
state. "a man cut out by the Lord Al
mighty Himself for secretary" whose
name is a power In the ranks of Re
publicanIsm in Arapahoe; the man
who brought the conclaye of knights
Templar and the Republican league to
Denver.
At this point A. w. Mcintyre was
introduced by the chairman as the
next governor of the state. Mr.. Nc
Intyre said:
II believe 1t Is our party which will
give to the nation the free coinage of
silver at the old ratio of 10 to /. There
is no difference of opinion upon the
silver question In this state. We are
all of one mind, and TO say that one
party is more desirouS than another
for the restoration OF the old ratio is
all wrong and pure demagogy.
''The issue in the state this year and
that which appeals to all the people IS.
Shall the laws be supremeT
.1he contests between labor and
capital may and no dOMbt will con-
tinue. as by the nature OF their rela-
tions at present II would seem they
would do. but. ladies and gentlemen.
these contests must all be made within
the limits of the laws.
Shall we win? is a question which
may be asked. "a voice. You bet we
will and checrs) With the aid of all
those citizens who stand out for good
government and for uplloIding the law,
including the better half of mankind.
we will, not forgetting the assistance
which we shall receive from our erring
brethren who in their excessive but
misguided zeal for silver left our ranks.
am here to say. and to say in all sin
cerity, we will win" NCheers)
Hosea Townsend of Custer county
nominated William ]. Orange of Gus
ter county for secretary Of state In op-
position to Mr.. McGaifcy. The vote
proceeded TO Garfield, when Mr.. Town
send withdrew the name of Mr.. Orange
and moved the nomination of Mr.. Nc
Gaffey be by reclamation. This car
ried.
Judge Campbell was then introduced
and briefly thanked the convention for
the honor paid him.
Earl Il. COe nominated n. $. Wal
y