The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-16

North End, but nothing of the kind oc.
cUrred. The convention was most har
monious No delegates from the fol-
lowing North End districts put IN an
appearances: First ward, Fir5t district
which is entitled to three delegates
First ward. second district, one dele
gate; Second ward, First district, two
delegates; Second ward, Second dis
trlct, two delegates, Second wayd.
Fourth district, one delegate; Second
ward, Fifth district, one delegate. Tho
delegates from those districts took that
method Of protesting against the nom
ination OF anyone from the HYDE Park
portion OF the district this year.
WORK OF TIE CONVENTION.
John Il. Reynolds. chairman OF tn g
district committe' called the conven- -
ton TO order Mt p IN. aul Secretary
Adam L. Bonn read tho call. Attor-
ney George l.. Peck was chosen as
sistant secretary When the credsa-
tisls had been handed in it was shown
that the following delegates were in
attendance
First ward district John Orgil,
Thomns D. Watkins
Second ward-Third district, Samuel
Oakley
Third ward-First district George Ma
son; second district, Richard Walsh.
Fourth ward First district, Morgan
Thomas, Arthur Leyshou: second district,
John Roberts aud John Harris: third dis.
trlct David August William Deacon:
fourth district Joseph l.. Hughes, Daniel
Nohr lsauc y. Price.
Fifth ward First district David J
Davis, W. Hayden Evans. Second district.
Frank Mo,z Charles Daniels. Third dis
tuct Thomas II. William, Thomas lllr-
RS, Harry Bradshaw, Fourth district
John J. Williams, John james.
Sixth wArd-Flr.t dist;lct. Adam L.
Bonn; Second district. John Gnhu.
Fourteenth ward First district. George
L. Peck, Robert d. Williams. Second dis.
trict, b. b. Anthony, Harry Y. Smith.
Fifteenth warI--lu,t district, John J..
Lewis John Wacs2G, charles Marker,
second district David D. Evans, Thomas
W Davis.
Eighteenth vari-Flrst district John c..
Jones.
Twcnty-fr,t ward First district. VII
liam B. Thornton. Charles sherman.
WHAT THE RESOLUTIONS SAY.
There were no contests and aI the
credentials were accepted and Chair.
man Reynolds appointed committee
on resolutions consisting ui Harry
Bradshaw, samuel OiEley. Robert T..
w =" ..''.'''''' I, ~.'' %" '''.l
'''''' J'' II7 convention Io'N SNORT
recess ana tHeh tHe IoI'owlnS r'solu'
tiau5 were presented and al0p.e !
unanimously.
Ti. pa,rlftg,ps. - ,l,, ~, ,.isr,,ir,
dis,rict j1 convention a.semblsi cyrr,..
our allegiance 20 ,ae Republican party and
JUS policy o. protection to American iu-
das'r'e', we a'P.9or' tlie depressed con
Il'.,I o' u-''t,,' ',o1-r r'1, ,'' 1v'G'. y
~, ' ,"on,r g .r, ,,.'| rr1 ,'' J' , W ''D r'
faireJ by ere,ia, iptsre.ts tG,, J'.ra,1rI ',r
the good and prosperity n tho wll,a
country. but c1u,-a.g.sta the people upon
the striking indications pointing tl no
eAfiy return 10 power o' iu' L'p1b''c'n
r,l''' t.'- ,o'''.... @ '-'g ,l .', Ie,n",
t,"-" s y, r..,S, ..y @ .', '" ' @ |'' M @ ',.,'" S
an ayyakrp.grog th1Dgg.sr.gI and tr.I
mes. lif, that w.i, give work tlr.e Idle
mwit- now suffering from aa. ug occlps.
ZION.
4hat we declare ourselves 10 favor OF
Genera a., -, ID, hastings sN ''I governors
a.nr- a-y" ,"I ' tjon o",,st, ',., ..r.,. ,, gov, gov
gressnal-at-Iarrn a.J tGat NJ, ,'.gss,
thc 1a,ppnta4 fo' the stafs r.rya1fi III
elected this day to use all honorable means
20 secure tuc nomination OF these hou0u-
be- geniIeme..
Nl,5..''I, 81 I"al we p.olEs Ourselves 70
Ao a., ' "ut DT'. ,, w. ',Cy I. u. l''e' VI
'''' wa ,n r,r, n,..,,,,,...rl,, -
=, ,.,' 40 -, '','' .. IVA .,.D
At TINS point the committee went
iuto ,,.'l.. I''' ll''Iue"' O'SNu'1','on' ovnh j.
WlIilalls oeiLb erected p'rmAnSut
chairman ana Attorney George Il.
Peck and Samuel Oakley permanent
gpcretaries Mr. Wiliamg after ay.
pres,iug his gratitude To the d,lagatss
,,. ,ba bl.y,or abnr,r bI,,, III C,r
','.,i'. ''' '''o .',. i'V'.Os i.I IL 'ol
'ou',""''ouS Ao' e'uA'u".o 'oF 'He
legislature.
Attorney David ). Davis arose anu in
2 neat and concise speech in which he
traced the valuable work Mr. Farr &C.
cymplished during tina two tsrma he
boa renroso,toI fbo dist-jct rsna,,;
napod @ t;,,, ~. ~ '"g '1'os M isuG.i'
.,s., 49, '''"L io' ti'9 olIlcg, @ Ine noDiiul-
lloh was sacondel by Thomas j wat
klns In behalf OF the North End, and
on motion o. John Harris was made by
acclamatiou.
Thomas j. Watkins William r
Thornton and Tobn OrgiI wsro direct-
od IN hrinr, NJ NJ
t1xn,J Us i,'e ', az, Huu tuey
1Ii"eu Lt! III le" minutes with hln'
ms appearance was greeted by a
nearly outOur5t of applause. After
being presented TO the delegates he
said:
AIR. Chairman. md gan,,oror % tbo oon
yention md fellow citiynna. - '"o 'o"'
thank Won most cordiail,, ror ,t;o ,,i
dence of yonr GOOD vii "nd 'od oangd,a .tts Wv
and if your choice he ratiSnS @ ~ o" tha nNil', J'
next Noyember M I eynect H. pO ,,iH yTH Po''1
promise you most earnett ana I",,aI , w w. :