The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-21

suppl lyin tho Fr ed deral treasury with
gold to maihtaih the policy Of gold


supplying tho FED deral treasury with
gold to maintaih$ the policy Of gold
monolne ism. 4 4 & NJ q iSs n
Witha. View to Soc curing tho I adlle3.
rence teS5s re-adoption Of the Demo.
cratic R}fancial policy above ses forth
by the IIemocratic national convention
to be assembled in 1896, and of the
nomination of acendidate for the presi-.
dency, vel j known to be in hearty.
sympathy Herewith, we hereby pledge
our nssftual sope Grafton urgently i re-
commending to ID DGinR Rcfatic fbrethern.
IN oil stttes to act; to bog B ~ yigoroJ s.
ly and systematicall " to prosecGt Gte5 the
work Of a ,thOrGyigh Ii org ganizatiof !; and
to this end the titl option Of the plan of
organisation of here with submitted Isl
recommend led ;2
The plan of or izationS rec com.,
Honded by tho committee was then
outlined TO. the con ference as fol lows.
{ BELIEVING that a large majority Of
the Den Sstic tiers Of the United,
Stats harmon with the sonti.
menfss&s " tAsed iii tho foregoing nj. 4
dress, ;t SnoWing that Il full and
free exrgession Of theirsyio@s can. ons
ly be asEeitained and Is made effective
through prop organized eff orts, I'VE
recomi& - the FOL lowing dis ag plsnjof
l'irstE E'i,3 slN shall be q national com
mitteey .SDemocrats who are in favor
ofibotlf fgold and silver as the money
of tho Constitution, which shall be
composed of one Democrat from each
State .E1d the executive committee
'hcreinfsfter nrOyided for.
Secohd. That until otherwise or
dcre q 6y the national committee, SEN
ators Harris, Of Tennessee; Jones, of
Arkansas; Turpic, Of Indiana, and
Hons. nv. j. Stone, of Missouri, and
w. liz Hinrichsen, of Illinois, be and
are hereby constituted the executive
comlnittce, and shall have full power
and authority and it shall be their duty
at as curly day as possibly, to APP
point tho molnbcrs of tho national
committee heroin provided for and to
fill vacancies in the same.
Third That said national commit
tee shall have full control
and direction Of the patrio-
tic efforts of tho. bimetallic Do
mocrats of the nation TO secure in the
next. Democratic convention the main
tenanhe Of time honored principales
and lsS;lliittiics Of tho Democratic party,
and lWher the national committee
shall have tho authority and discharge
all the duties hereby conferred upon
the national committee.
Fourth. It shall be the duty Of the
member Of the national committee
men from each State immediately
after his appointment to take such
az 1,o RI -
the bimetallic forces of his State, and
it is earnestly recommended that in
each county and election precinct of
each State bimetallic Democratic clubs
be orginized, and for the purpose
he may appoint such committees and
canvassers as he may deem best.
Fifth. That fully realizing the fact
that either this nor any other plan Of
N,.gaization can be successful without
~ 3ty cooperation of the voters them
seltas, we urgo upon evey voter in
evNy State in the Union, who is in
SYMPATHY with this movement, and
YhGaZishes to restore permanent pros
peril9 to- his home and country rysI'ei''FeA''--T
fectMg this organization, and that each
Of t.Hem shall enroll himself in such
c1ab.
= BY unanious vote approval was
given to the plan proscd, and the con
ference then, at 70 :45, on motion Of
Senator Harris, adjourned sine die.
After adjournment Of the conference
the executive committee provided for
in the plan Of organization held a two
hours session, at which means Of Oh
tanning an cflicicnt National commit
tee were fully decided to divide the
country into sections and TO give every
mcmbcr Of The executive committee q
section in which to correspond with
a view Of getting the best men to ad
vance the cause outlined by the con-
vention. 1t was found necessary to
take this step, rs all the States were
not represented at the conference and
the delegates Of many Of those repro
sonttd did not wish to namo men for
tho National convention bcfor consult
ing their friends al home.
The executive committee. before sep
arating, named following members Of
the National committee: Ex-senator
Walsh, Of Augusta, Ga, j. il. Dennis
Of Reno, Nevada, @. S., Thomas, OF
Colorado, G.. Ainslec, Of Idaho, j.
II. Head, OF Nashville, Tennessee and
O. Armstrong, OF Arkansas.
The committee adjourned to meet
again at the call Of its chairman, Sen
atOr Harris, Of Tennessee.
Isule of tho Mob
ELLENDURd, Wash. Aug II. at an
early hour this morning Charles Vim
cent, who shot Mike Kolohopp in a
drunken brawl, Sunday, was lynched.
A large mob gathered at midnight and
attacked the Jail about o'clock. The
sheriff made resistance, but had a
small force of mon and was overpow-
cred. Vincent was hanged to a rail
road bridge and his body shot full of
holc}. His hearing was to have taxi
on place today. Last night John
Burglin, who was stabbed by Vincents
father in the same row, died from his
wounds. Young Vincent had served
time in tho Oregon penitentiary for
burglary. Within an hour after the
younger Vincent was hanged his faith
or was also taken from the jail and
hanged beside him. Sheriff Stinson
made a strong effort to save the men,
but thel mob was too strong for him.
The Jail is a weak affair, and thcre
was no trouble IN gaining access to it,
but tho men were confined in steel
cages. which rave the mob n GOOD deal