The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-13
AIdB4MA POPULIS1S NEIL
No Intention on Their Part of s'e'I"g '"o
IopIslstnre-Election Fraud

,,o>-TcoMERY. ALA. Nov. 12-The
Populist Convention assemplet ~ Cani-
daV hut instead Of meeting AT lhe Tin
toll building as pfeyio,uS5H 81 one 9e' of the local
theatres This is probably DeCduS. Nm
ernor Jones told those VINO canle I" Ben
that they must vacate the iouSS a., or-
resSnfatfves by 10 O'Clock to-iIshi a. @, D
der that IL might be gotten IN rca1lh 60
for the state Assembly, Wilicn ~, me- St,etond-
morrow. The Populsts eYdenIy anton ~.
ed TO hold longer than ore udS IT, they
There had been some TAX tndt IN ~.
would attempt to keep posSesslOH y, n,oht
House of Representatives al, alte, S,sn6ses
h,,t The meeting at the theatre uiS.1oSNt' ...,nNt
~ anv programme of that sort; the Hnetett I.ttt
10 s1 far to-day has been ,akeh up WIN WIN
a eneech nv L. G.. Bowman, OF Din iS
ham chairman of the Populist barty I'M, eo},,rJ
mittee i'm which he has been uehouiioiirre ns i,,,9
ballot frauds. 80 laI AO''S
nortance has transpired ,,,.. ,,os an
committee on resolutions Nn9 ~
nointed and, after series ol spec '''0"'
adlourneu 20 of the speeches had been
COMPLAINT of frauds in the electlol a,'U aits
a demand for chlnges in the Stat,e ,a We
or enactment of stringent feuStdi .,, is."r
Kclb, IN his speech, as assseit Elect from Aia-
hama with the exception OF Nj. Cla'Ae'
| would be unSeate1 e, 60 davis
phe evidences are strOhB, liOln iiny,ts ~ Of
! meeting that in future all tlShth'9
! on,,osition TO Democracy in Alaoaha WIN
| be under one name. 49,. Iyo,b conven-
| AT o'clock tonight the kolD CONVEX
! ton reasscmbled, ana, Mhlle %Pn"snirfions
! an extended and heated WIahBic "iVa -
! over the question OF rechrlstenlns s ~ ~
party, which, i'm partial reEo,, IlU''' had
! sneciol committee IN the afternoon, na''
| been dubbed "the People ana JeH .
| Ian marty" The result OF the eNehldns ,
| argument was a wiping out ol the JeHcs
sonian part, and the tonVenolona V,l.,l,aa ~ them-
| ecf,,ce int, thn "Nafional Peoples parry
II was after o'clock when Chairman
| w II Stages, Of the committee on 49,
! buttons. was given the stage anu pesln III, tn'
| which began by cOngratulalhB tne pVVl"'
| ~ Alabama on the recent Republic an VIC
| tories in other states, ana lhcI ,~9VN ~ ~, VI
! The subject of the alleged ballot-poA
s'Ti,"S 'rhe report stated that the, committee
had AT hand ample proof OF az their allS-
eations of fraud in that kolb ana ms
ticket was elected last August ana mac
| been counted out - D.,
! ~ mis- iunctdre DR.. Grove of Perry
county. in an excited manner p9ace1H p9oc1a VI ~
! ana down the theatre aisle and declared
! that he should be seated even II Dloou'
| shed was necessary. lie sald that ol
| pecember 1st the people Vopulists anc
Republcans) should meet an
with Them there would be enough men OF
| hand to handle them .,. ,.,
These revolutionary sentiments WEI
| backed up In stout talks by numDer o.
| mon until Stages finally resumed the reau
( inc oC The reDort which went on TO SAY
that thh6 u the e' evidence was at hand to prove
The fraudulent election of Governor elec
Oates. and that If the LEGISLATURE dld 10
rirht the wrong the Federal congress
would be called upon and force bill de
manded. If necessary. ,..44 c.oe,,
After reading the resolutions StasS'
smoke for two hours, and simply drowneC
| o,,t the incendiarv speakers who wer'
apnlamded TO the echo, while the NOR.
conservative men were listened TO
! silence. IA -1
Not a suggestion of double>barrele1
LEGISLATURE of Government is contained II
the resolutions.