The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-28
REPUBLICAN LEAGUES
Gen. MeAIpin. of New York, Elected
President,
N. ,. DowIIng, of Minnesota, Secretary
The silver and Gold Men Succeed In
Having n Compromise Resolution
on the Money Question Passed
Unanimously.

iress Of welcome by ID. d. Woodman-i /
,eo, the president Of the Ohio league
The forenoon was taken up mostly
with music and cheering the entry OF
leaders. the singing OF the Cleveland
Glee club being great feature.
When Secretary Humphrey called the
states to ascertain the number OF dele
gates and alternates II was ascertained
that the states could report only those
present and not the number to which
they are entitled. This Is against the
silver men whose delegations were not
as full as those OF other states. During
the call there were loud demonstra-
tions when Teneessee, Missouri, Ken
tueky and other democratic states
were called The greatest ovation
was given to H. Clay Evans Of Tenn.
essee.
CLEVELAND, O., June el.-Early
Thursday morning the subcommittee
OF the committee on resolutions, which
had been In session since the adjourn
ment OF the general committee at 1920
Wednesday night, is said TO have
agred upon an address TO be presented
10 the convention as soon as II
shall have been adopted by the
general committee. This address, as
was predicted Wednesday, will recon.
mend that the convention take no ac-
ton on the financial OF any other ques-
ton, bot that it simply turn all such
matters over TO the national conven-
tion in 1893. IL is believed the gen.
eral committee will adopt the report
and that The convention, in its turn,
will place its sanction on IL
The Tennessee delegation met be-
fore the convention, Thursday morn.
ina, and decided that the new south
had not been as prominently brought
10 the front before the con-
yention as other sections. A
resolution was adopted reques-
ting ox-Congressman VIM. S
Moore to prepare an address TO the
republican party OF the United States
10 be delivered 10 the convention,
setting forth the claims OF the south TO
A fuller recognition by the party.
When President Tracey called the
convention TO order at II a. m. the first
thing done was the appointment OF
senator-elect ThuTston, Of Nebraska,
II. Clay Evans, OF Tennessee, ex-Gov.
Prince. OF New Mexico, Messrs. Good
now, of Minnesota, and Buck, OF
Georgia, TO wait on ex-senator
Warner Miller, Of New York,
and invite him 20 address
the convention. While these gentlemen
retired 10 escort Mr.. Miller TO the hall
the committee on credentials reportet
in favor OF seating both delegation
from South Carolina. This was adopt
cd. on the report Of the committee tn
rules Of the Reed house and the Den
yer convention were adopted Hon
Warner Miller then addressed the con
vention.
CLEVELAND, O., June sL-rhe worl
Of the eighth convention OF tn
national league of republican club
was practically ended Thursday nigh
l Mt Q o'clock when the committee ol
resolutions finished its deliberation
and formulated Its address A fe'
minutes before, the convention, afte
an all-day session, adjourned unit
Friday at 10 o'clock. Had II stage
In session short time longer the n
port would have gone before It and
speedy disposition might have bee
;. made.
d The report was not surprise.
; was predicted, II leaves everything
u the next National republican CONVEX
tion. Neither the money question M
u the tariff question arc even remote
d referred TO. The report Is bas'
.. on an old article OF the Nation
d league OF republican clubs which pr
vides that the league shall not inte
n meddle In any way with affairs whi'
N come properly within the province
VI the convention.
n. Tho committee on league Organii
,e tion then reported No new reco
is mendations were made Chairm
I'd Nagle, OF the committee on time q
Ct place, reported the members h
70 agreed 10 unanimously recomme
Milwaukee as the next place OF me
nd ing, the time to be fixed by the exec
In tive committee some time after that
n, the national convention.
y The roll Of states was then CALI
n and vice presidents and executive co
ms mitteemen were named Those fr'
OF Ohio and adjacent states are:
at ohio-J. + Hopkins, f. J. White
Id Indiana. p. Wald, +. w. Taylor
West Virginia.. X. Thompson,
all d. Elliott
M Kentucky-C J. Richey, L. J. cr'
10 ford.
In The committee on resolutions
es, vet being ready TO report, the ru
to were suspended and the league :
zen ceeded to the election OF Office
tes George L. Green, Of New York, ne
mated Adj Gen. f. A. McAlpin
ner the presidency. The mention
VI Gen. McAlpin's name was
nal for a tremendous demonstrate
ace Cheer followed cheer. The nominal
! was seconded by Delegate Carr. OF
ns nois; II. Il. Churchill, Of Coloru
ave Mrs. Foster, of the District Of Colt
ime bia; Delegate Russell, OF Missouri;
ting L. Remmel. of Arkansas; J. r. Rog
pen of Tennessee; NJ. l. Notch, of India
Lei Mrs. Lafferty, Of Colorado; ID.
II woodmansee, OF Ohio; II. Long, OF
Va American College League The r
~ were suspended and tho election N
unanimous
'Le. Nominations for secretary were
ms In order II. e. Churchill nominI
Iply John Y. Burns, Of Denver Marcus
laslxi nominated VIM. Grant Edens
Springfield, ILL.,; Thomas Y. Collins
,ert Nebraska, nominated II. L. Walker
avs The proceedings were interrul
Aof. by the entrance Of Cen. McAlpin,
mia received an enthusiastic welcS
|, The convention thcn adjourned "
ont dnishing the election OF a sc
tary,
The The banquet Thursday evening
In magnificent affair ltwas the lar
this banquet ever held In Ohio.
who Hon. James II. Hoyt OF Ohio,
at toastmastcr Of the banquet IL
or q Clay Evans Of Tennessee, was
first speaker. lie responded 10
toast. ,.Our Party and the