Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
SILyERITES SEATED.
pUyAHOGA SILVER DELEGATION
WAS SEATED IN PREFERENCE
10 the DnICE MESa
The Platform Proves to lie nm
Actual Concession 10 the solid
silver Men.

Springfield. Ohio August Al, - Thu
ticket.
uovenor-Jamcs u. Campbell, But
Ter county
licutonuut-govcr B Peas
lie. Hamilton county.
state Au1ltor-Jamca *. Knott.
Hichlnnd county
state Treasurer william 3. snloeg,
Galllu county
supreme Judge William r. Monney.
AuRlaise county.
Attorncr general George a. Tulr-
banks, Franklin county
Member Bllrd OF public work. e.
Harry Prnrr, Tu8curu county,
Cleric " supreme Court. w.
CruilWhpuk Miami county.
Iho Democratic state convention
here today made all itH nominations
without opposition. Tho convention
was IN session from TOGO to 2.in. and
the nominations WCrH completed In
hulf an hour after Governor Camp1sll
bad been drafted fpr the standard
henrcr The ballots were tjl "a tho
ihihufily report ON uruloutlll- Md
resolutions, aul tho time was thrs con
stunned Ia the contest between lhc sold
1nd silver men ruH gold men. headed
hy Senator lir'H,. had claimed that
more would br l,H7 thun 300. aud prob
uply NOT many WHru than goo uf the
h,s delegates vote iur frro silver The
hllNvt mon claimed they would have no
less th1n 800, ana probably 800 dele.
Iti'9 for free 4llyur u Developed That
more Wcr" '1l rroe Wlspr lriugutrH
10 was nghtinE mIuuutv mf h ana
n"i carry 'h' nrht further than tie
The nominee fYl mrmhor or Tine sonri
or public works o. anN .1 boz tha tI,lg
I,'r 'll''r man uu the state ,iokst
although the silver lines wore moi
Avn nu NulNr'HH
There wns crufldrr4bla rnthuaIaap,
oNf we numluniiun eff Campbell Hu
uti'Htrd ,NGuN u d. Foraker uf
1851 amt was defeated for recollection
HH governor ln lA0l hN William Me
lNWlnF. lr, the prcsUu. incumbent The
h"HinA'lNu "i campbell means an Uga
El'tHN" campaign lu onto, where Mo
Ninloy lg new recognized ua "a cnndl-
h1iv Tor president aud Foraker fur
t'natnr the fate NJ both depending
lurErly upon tho pending contest bca
Tween Campbell and Bushnell for gov
rtnnr II le generally uuderBtood that
inV, Campbell was induced To- make
me race 10y promises of support rur
IN" prrsldyuHN IN thp rvrut NJ hlg rup-
cess urNt NuNrmh,r in which tuutu-
Ern'N he. again .IuuuuH his old OPP
iuuunt. Mcitlulnv. And u rn.oupl.ltiuF
with senator lrlra FOR Democrats
lrNiHnture, uN.GJN. Campbell H also
again confronting hls uthrr opponent
N.Y. N,,llNtuEn .rna,'I ullee ~
,tn "iW !" tNN' PI'MIrh'lul HHplt.
p'''''' ~ VIZ kou'lnUE u.eupltu
- Wv" ' '' "Wl wv YOU hnI'
r.nt"st 3H "'Ii' WI as y"
kinney unl Fur1Nrr who have every
it,,gh,n M ,' W." ~ n'lh
ann i,.Isint,r, ,nst At 49, "A n'Pupu.
tb"u5hi thn cont, t'',., a., ~ ~
isndsra ln oi,in ,.iu ,ynr.t', LAY cuv Nv
currency u,rstl Ian urd nthoT i,.,,,s
Thrt. Il 1n iitu, JiT.ra,,ll ot,,'i,.',,
en-" n,nulII,nn ana ny,r,r G"'W Mint
forms an gilyrr that M, rurrrnp,, n,,cs.
non IA no,v ,,,rnr,ii~ i,.it,yn1' Nv.
dlpposra of i'm OHIO Int tbc tnrlrr viii
he Kent prominent ag the pnrtins diner
widely uu that Issue. and Oov, Cam.
hnu b expected 10 nrrnipn the Ucnuh-
ilcnn atntc admlnistrati6n OF tho mat
-FOUR yours Az severely as he ana In tho
previous onmpniunp
Gov Campbell called iu his frlendn
tonight before leaving. and with sena-
tor Hrlcp and others, arranged for To-
ginning ut once mn aggressive cnm-
palgn In which thcy oXpect the cooper
alton OF leading Democrats through
out the country.
II was 1880 when the chairman OF
the state committee NJ A. Smallcy
was offered by Professor urcrlSlurldgc,
after which senator c, $. Brlcc was In.
troduocd az the presiding otflcer OF the
convention and delivered am address.
Congressman Bryan Richie or To
ledo presented tho majority report on
credentials, which seated Brlce dole.
gates from all the contested counties.
Grow OF Kentou presented a minor
nv report to Hoat tho nntI nrlcc dalr-
Patton from Cuayahogn county. which
Includes the city OF Cleveland THESE
reports were received with aite,natng
demonatrationa OF cheera and Misses
MIR. A. d. wetsel presented a minority
from clark county. hoadod M hilb,n
ii. Thomna These n,inS,ity ranort,
included more thnn the free .i,,l r'',i
sue. The Opposition to sonatnr pr,no
was also Involved in them. Jobn ~
CLARK o. Youngstown a radical gold