The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
BIG SILVER RALLY.
-ur, CONVENTION TO OPEN TO-HOR-
ROW AFTERNOON.

-. PRESIDENT OF the Central BIme-
allie League to Call Ii 10 Order.
,-.-congresSmnn Casey Young to
H.. Temporary Chairman and SEN
tor TurpIe the Permanent Chair
.,,n-senatOr Jones TO BE Chair
man of the Committee on ResOIu-
lions.
,r.-,,bis. Tenn, June 10.-The predic-
80 of the promoters OF the silver con-
..r-iou are on the eve of fulhllment.
m,s Memphis hotels are fast being oc-
.--ias By the delegates and distinguished
-tr Of letters and statesmen from all
ss--fons Of the country. and it seems now
mar by tomorrow morning there will be
-,srreIv an unoccupied room in any hos
tsrv IN the city.
Tho extension and executive commit
.ses nj the Central BimetaIic League held
a, inportant meeting this afternoon. All
e. sfIb-commlttees reported having prac-
r.sirv completed their labors. and the
cr'y one that had not discharged its du-
,Ias IN fun was that of reception.
a Communication was received from
FLORIDA stating that Gov. Mitchell had
f1Uoiuted as delegates from the state
81 large United States Senator Samuel
81
erass. John l.. Gaskins, speaker of the
Florida House; BaScOm Fl. Palmer, state
senator. William r. Thomas, state treas
r~lr. Clarence b. Collier, Capt. j. +.
tucker. frank T.. Harris, W. j. Cooper,
AMI Harry W. cooper postmaster al
Jacksonville.
G6v. Culberson of Texas has appointed
del gates at large from the Lone Star
state. with ex-senator John H. Reagan as
tinted states Senator Marion Butler
he NH-4. L..
and In company with the delegates will
lfach Memphis tomorrow morning. The
deiegatiOn VIII be composed OF democrats,
republicans and populists alike, and is
significant from the fact that il Will be
The first manifestation of coalition be-
tween the parties in North Carolina.
w. II Hinrichsen Of Illinois writes that
e. viii lee impossible for MIN 10 be present.
In concluding his letter, he says: You
have no doubt seen the fun report of our
convention on the 9Th. 1t was a success
in every way, in spite Of what the dem
oc7a.ic and republican gold papers say
about il. Illinois is safe in the free sill
yer ranks and will be in 1896"
The programme to be followed by the
convention as now tentatively laid down
is that IT viii be called TO order by Presi-
dent W. l.. Brown OF the Central Bimetal-
be League at o'clock on Wednesday.
Casey Young, eE-cOngressman from this
district, viii be temporary chairman AMI
his partner, Jere Horns Will act as teni-
p0rary secretary.
Judge II. b. Estes, sometimes a pull
pJeer. will offer prayer.
Then will come the permanent organi-
cation. Senators Turpie of Indiana arc
Jones of Arkansas are the selection .or
tGe permanent craftsmanship. The pla ee
Was offered Senator Harris, but he declil-
al. saying that as this is his own con-
sutuency the convention would have more
weight If stranger were chosen. Sena~
tor Turpie is already here and Senator
Jones viii arrive tomorrow. when Sena-
tor Harris will confer with them. The
one OF them who does not take the chair
m3nship VIII get the Craftsmanship Of the
committee on resolutions. 1t is conceded
that Senator Turpie will be the permanent
chairman.
tors Harris of Tennessee, Turpie or In
diana and Berry of Arkansas and Con-
gresham Dinsmore of Arkansas.
Senator Turpie said in an interview
to-day that he did not look for a disruption
Of either of the great parties, on account
OF the coin issues, and he expected that
Il party lines We're broken the damage
would be as great to one party as to the
other He thinks the outlook for an in
Irrational agreement in the next few
months excellent, and If this is brought
about the parties will settle down to the
OLD issues.
Residents Of a district suburban to Mem
pms held meeting tonight to select dele
gates TO the silver convention and adopted
resolutions in which they declare all party
formations for congress should be made
ohy upon the candidates expression of
Hlendshlp for silver and that if no such
candidate can be found within the party
iae friends of the white metal should with
GIaW from the party and run a candidate
o. thelr own. The meeting was composed
Oh democrats, republicans, populists, the
democrats predominating