The Lamar register., 1895-08-03
sIIYER CONFERENCE.
REPRESENTATIVE MEN AT cHi-
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!. CunErez1ls@ Arrrea ~
chlearO, Jniy 2a-1hr silver confsf-
s1cs Al tie Audit5riam yesterday was
marked By a szronS dlftezeacs * ofili-
- b.stwegu The soutbern and Northern
reu-esentatlves. AT one trze : splt ih
rba ranks sssused iInfaineEI ever a.
strs Of the S1gthsrn TDaa 70 Ignore nv
BinstzilSc leagae
Thsr maintained thst The a,0Eed
prrrase OF TIE leaEnc was 60 ASST tsf
aSuiratsons u thsir prss3dehtisi q
dase. Icssaph SghEey- TIE rsea iEa.ii - q
Sozth desired 10 c1Uduct tseiF NofA y
thelr SECTION withiu the rsnss o. -
ueuoe-atlr PARTY and 10 fhe NcEta Y
cauiuc; the agitation % non- yarns D
~. Rusker at Cal0-ado asserted tha,
he trouble naE In the Aezt va. :
SrVwsng bellef tlzai the sllVe- iiEs y =
but tae tau q The DeEncEaiie Ai1r-
Conr-nSSulan Arkien - Tenscss- :
heaiesi he b-sach hy The faTEguiatioil g.
a connroulise -gso,gssoR p-uvidsuE tlA'
a subcsurslttf,s q I've b. sppainff1i t1
taks charse q ths disfrihutigu % iitsr'
atu-e and that Il - Instructed 70 -
Is hpsf effn-fs 20 avoid HnE antaEotiis1s
with any cther uatonsi erEaniE5 ti0a,
Cen A. J. Warner. the Pgp~iaent q
the BluietalIse hague. prc5ssssd asAlfls'
any line u wuxk that ATTEMPTED e
carry forward the SILVER s<t;Ation VIA
uuf being sIlied % the tcaEsse se SID
Il had done ali q the work thus fsr ir
the dlrecfiqn ~ agitation: that Il bad
spent much Nancy ard stood tssfore N
people IS 3 Bipartisan uTEzniEaiisn-
Tha rssnlutiau was adopted.
An address Wlli - lsssed % the puh
lsc, sstffng forth the paslIiun of The Na
ti1nal silver league. and the mcultSri
6f the uati0ual c1uiullttse wiE b en-
powered 10 orzanl1s TIE various ststes
The pr19,osifiou 10 rai=e funds vits
which 20 carry d1 the work % sliyei
evaEreyizatipu caused aps1thrr row
President warIar q ths Binstaiisi
ieaspe eontcEded that this orsauirAilas
bad been IN the feld for slass tine ans
hzd exp-ndsi a larre SUN q ruansy L
the interests q frte SILVER, and tha
should an organization D. formed q
carry on ths same wwk q would ,
considered 4 direct slap AZ TIE Older o.
EaulEatioa- The BiueiaBIr ieasuc, b
said. was regarded by the F--opis =
large - being upn-partissn-
Thls aroused Mr. Ralph Saydcr o
West NlrSiuia. who accus-d the ieaEn.
of being partisan and Inclined 70 an;ss
onizs the existing parties
Chairman Goo3win once mare unites
the warrtuC faefianS and matters VIZ
nnaliy adjusted by es.oraug Mr. Mms
FsarmanEnf ch4azuau- The Grirsaiss
rroTu the West and North szy thETu VII
b another meeting of the committee Il
FehruAEy. when 4 silver party VII D
esta blishe,l
Befure the ua<-ilnE adt0urnct The h
metallic leaGyae SECURED Ave OF the seve.
members on the executive Commits
q the natioual organization. which I
made up rs follows; Henry q. Mile
of Chicago. ehairmsa: C5ugFesssnai
Acklen Of Tennessee. secretary; Gen
A. J. Warner q ohio. A. ]. Rucker q
Colorado g, s Bowen cs IIlinols
United States Senator Blanchard o
Louisiana. Anson woIeotr of Indians
Members of the national committs-
were empowered 10 appoint ehAirrse,
for the counties and further osganiEa
non Of leagues The proposed adilres
10 rhe people has not yet been prepared