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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-30
HE INSISTED on "KNOWING'
THOMPSON CRIED GAG" WHEN TOLD TO
SIT DOWN
a KINGS COUNTY DELEGATE THE coIoREp
REPUBLICANS CONFERENCE WHO CREATED
DISTURBANCE AND WAS SEIZED


REPUBLICANS CONFERENCE WHO CREATED
a DISTURBANCE. AND WAS SEIZED
by THE SERGEANT ALARMS.
The conference OF the colorcd Republicans held
last night at Adelphi Hall Fifty -second-st. ana
Broadway. under the auspices OF the 'oioreu r'-
publican Association OF the state OF w->orh'
exceedingly lively. and came near wihd'ns up
In several times. There were eighty u'''
gates present from New York. Kings. queens anu
Orange counties. The conference was called 20
order $50 o'clock by Alfred {. Cowan pr'Si-
dent OF the Coored Republican Association OF the
State OF New-york. The real business OF the con
ference could have been transacted In fifteen MIN
ues had 1t not been for several obsructionsis led
by William NJ Thompson, OF Kings County, VINO
dcned the Chair and was seized by the sergcan-at-
arms. who unsuccessfully attempted to eject
Thompson Scarcely had President cowan called
the meeting to order when Thompson jumped up
and said:
What here for?"
"The call explains that" replied Mr.. Cowan.
But ! want the chair to explain what we are
here for" insisted Thompson.
delegate raised The question OF order. and the
Chair told Mr.. Thompson TO sit down.
II raise a point. too. and won't sit down." shouted
Mr.. Thompson. advancing toward the Chair
state your point" said President Cowan.
my point Is. my point is-weH. raise point OF
can the gentleman from Kings raise point Vi
order his pont?'
This was too much for Thompson and he took his
seat
The call was read and the object OF the meeting
was stated to be to appoint committee to choose n
representative on he state Committee. delegate
and an alternate TO the National Convention. and to
name a for place on the state uchst anu al
electoral commissioner for 1896. -, l.,
Thompson more Jumped 10 nl' i'et anu "
nonded an exclamation from the Chair or the op-
iect of the meeting. Have you not just nearh the
call rcad?" ,. - krov,
what here for. retorted loHISoh again. "'
yancng the Chair. -. .A.t-
You are out OF order; sit down.. ruled the chair-
no car business here" shouted Thompson II
came here 10 perfec; examination ana not 10 W
gagged exclaimed Thompson.
order With" exclaimed Mr. Cowan. cane was
Given TO him. and pounded for nearly I'VE minutes
,vhiln some OF the delegates shouted Put lhoHlp-
con out and others "NO gag goes here
rho chairman then ordered the sergeant-at-aI'i'
Iohn INtlc to remove Thompson. who was escorted
TO the rear. ,.,, - o,,otr,od and
tho roll was called. William Il. Davis then moved
that the temporary officers be made permanent
Thompson then broke out again with: i want 10
Mn TN snraeant-at-arms seized Thompson and fairly
dragged him to the door. but thompson pro"iScu
IN remain quiet and not put out.
After quiet had been restored the chairman was
authorized to name the committee proVlneu lot III
the call to consist of seven members. Mr. 'owan
said that he would name the committee ana an
Executive Committee during the ensuing week.
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

Syracuse, Aug 2s.-Chares r. Rogers ""% ,h,,csns
mated for Member Of Assembly by the i'ep Cnnn,v
OF the lid Assembly District OF ono,''e ,ha ,st
district last Year The convention eI. ,,an Ed
following delegates TO the say yric Theodore {;
wiltben. Clinton Sneck. Frederick
Robert Moore. ,,t,i,ionlsts
Cooperstown ~ Y, Aug. en- O. :. Miles for
Of Otsego County have nominate" D
member Of Assembly. ,arv County
Corning ~ y. Aug. @.-The -" p Van Fleet
Prohibonists have nominated Lew - 3liss. Of
OF Andover for County Judge VA Iohn j. Nicho-
Boliyer for District Attorney, ana SosnmbIy The
son Of belmont for member OF eliminated Aieyn
Popullsts Of Steuben County nave District, and H.
Wood. OF Hammondsp SPORT In the is'
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END or THE GREAT CAMP-AEETING.
rERvID MEETINGS CLOSE THE OCEAN GROVE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONVERTED.

FERVID MEETINGS CLOSE HE o'EHN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONVERTED.
Ocean Grove, n. j.. Aug. % (speciaD.-With three
toings Of the Auditorium bell the twenty-sixth an
nuaI me citing was closed at 1890 o'clock this
afternoon The thousands OF campers were up early
for the last day OF the services The DAD ocio-K
conservation meeting and the family devotions were
largely attended. The young peoples ana heip,hs
Hand meetings were put back an hour. to O'CLOCK
At the former Charles H. Yatman spoke on Tine
True Blue and Backsl1ien Christian and the IN
saved" There were seventeen conversions at the
service The Helping Hand service was In charge
of the Rev William Franklin. OF this place
At9 O'Clock the crowd gathered in the Auditorium,
where sixty infaats were baptized by the Rev. j.
Reeves Daniels. the Rev. Dr. l. Simmons, OF Dan
bury. Conn, and the Rev DR.. A. f. Ballard. VICE
president Of the Camp Association. The sacrament
Of the Lords Supper followed. This took two hours
Over two thousand Joined In It, Just before It's close
n chorus OF voices heard In the rear OF the
Auditorium and down the centre aisle marched MIS-
Grace Weiser Davis OF Jersey City. the leader Of
the childrens meeting. with egfy little ones VINO
had been converted during the camp. Iney knert IN
a long row around the altar and received the sacra-
ment. .
Dr. Ballard then announced the results OF the
camp At the chillrens meeting trere were izs con-
versions: at the Young peoples ana twilight MI
Yatman leader. 81 conversions. 8" pacKsiders re-
claimed ar 200 specially helped; at the holmes" SER
,,,ca tho Rev ] Reeves Daniels leader. 100 sancti-
ned 20 converted md reclaimed No figures were
g,vep for the other meetings. but the outcome was
highly satisfactory TO he workers
Next In order was the annual march AROUND zion
zion. in this case, is the Auditorium. Headed by
prnfessor John X. sweeney, OF Philadelphh. ana
,h c.,n, o,ncia.s the procession twice encompassed
he mammoth assembly hall. singing. We're
Marching To- Zion" When the line returned IL way
erected with the "snowstorm' sa ute
The occasion was somewhat saddened by the en-
forced absence Of President T.. II. stokes VINO -
confined 20 his room by neuralgia. He had never
before missed one OF the camps, and In a letter
which was read 70 the multitude by Mr.. Danie.s ne
rxnressed his bitter regret At not being able 10 d"
M the closing exercises T.. 7. Lovatt. OF Tarry-
town ~ T. offered resolution Of sympathy.
which was passed by the whole congregat ion wav-
Inc thelr handkerchiefs. When Mr. Daniels asked.
How many OF you would Ike me to shake DR..
Stokesis hand for you? 1000 hands were thrust into
Tho air toward him The Rev. DR.. J. 7. Wightman.
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4 BOON ~ IRON AND STEEL.
PRICES ADVANCE IN SEVERAL LINES AND THERE
Is LIKELY TO BE ACTIVE TRADE DUR
ING SEVERAL. MONTHS.


Is LIKELY TO BE ACTIVE TRADE DUR
ING SEVERAL MONTHS.
Cleveland Aug. 23-"The Iron Trade Review"
says to-day: Perhaps week since the beginning
oped much OF sensational import to the trade -
the one under review. From 81 TO SIS 70 IN the val
ley the advance In Besssmer iron and the scarcity
OF that metal for delivery In the balance OF the
year Is the fact which the attention Of the whole
steel Interest OF the country IL concentrated.
The week Ia OF special significance for having
brought Bessener iron point al which the price
OF the domestic product Is from q to 30 cents higher
In the East than foreign hcTatites ex-ship AT At
lantlc ports The probability OF materially inoress-
Ing the Bessemer output in the next four months
seems slight In view OF the number Of furnaces Ia
the central West that will be on through the fall
for refining.
The Southern situation Is stronger. and another
general advance OF 20 cents IL looked for in eary
fall The 2O-cert freight advance 20 Ohlo' RIVER
ponts announced for September 2 was wlthdrawn
The week has active market IN soIt Steel
and more Western blets have come into the C'eve-
land district 0O0o-ton trannictcn being cosed
Pittsburg, Aug. 23.-The general opinion Is tnat
the next few weeks will develop a very strong de-
mand all through the industries. and that pig iron
will find an easy distribution until there IL visible
decline in foundry and mE work. In Western mar
kets the ndica lions heavy orders for al ma
teral entering into implement. tool, carriage ana
wagon work building. fencing etc. Advices from
The South point to heavy pig Iron deals.
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STATE PoPULIsr CONVENTION.


THADDEIS T. WAktMN FEE'I7H IIIT' V4NT'I
NOMINATED IN SYRACUSE
Syracuse Aug. 2.-The State Convention OF the
Peoples party was in session here to-day. with an
attendance OF sixty-seven Delegates \. q. Mickle-
John OF Washington County. was chosen temporary
chairman. The following were the permanent OIL
GERS: Chairman l. +. Dean; secretaries. Lawrence
J. Mcparl,n James H. McGarvey and NJ. +. Web
ster: sergcant-at-arms. Michael !. Leonard The
State Committee was appointed. eight vacancies
being left, which the committee was given power 10
M $500, c..,
of State Thaddeus Il. Wakeman OF New ork
State Controller David Rosseau, or New. orn
State Treasurer. IL. l.. Case. OF victor, ontario
County: Attorney General. Lawrence j. Mcfarhn
Of Iocknort. state Engineer and surveyor. X n
Rorden Of C;lons Falls: Judge Of the Court OF APP
pcals Charles Ward. of Lvonia station. ,,,o M
motion was carried recommending that the Ma
tional Committee be composed OF one member ir0n
each State instead of three, as heretofore l"e
convention adjourned at $50 ocloch'
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TRYING TO QUELI THE KENTUCKY REN'bi'

Louisville Ky. Aug. 29-The special comhi'ee
appointed few days ago by the Democratic STAT
Central Committee to find way out OF the uIi"-
culties caused by the declaration OF T. w Harm
the nominee for Governor. In favor OF free SILVER
coinage issued n rather remarkable address TO-
night to the Democratic voters OF the State. IL u
signed by Charles r. Long, General j. B 'aS''e
man. Trey Woodson and others. II says IN pa'''
Whatever opinions you may hold as to ecoh o,st
questions. whatever differences there may cnI 10
relative thereto we earnestly and sincerely ASK you
TO lay them the altar Of the party tor ,s Tafes,
and success and unite In great enort 10 IT.
the Republican party and its nominees. ~ az ~
true Democrat desires the election OF the IL
publican ticket and the defeat of the Democ''''0
ticket.
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rrfry HAVE DECIDED NOT TO CHEAT.

Atlanta. Ga. Aug. 2s.-The state Democratic Ex-
oou,tve committee met here to-day, the only mat
tor discussed being the Congress campaign no" on
in the Xth District. Major j. e. g BACK sent ~
nj. RESIGNATION several months ago. being satisfied
,h., mora votes had been poed in the district than
was warranted by a just count lie did mis- al
though he had a majority on the face OF the re-
turns Of 1909 In tn mean time the Legislature mas
passed a general State Registration law "nner
which all elections are projected by ilsid regis
,rattou which regulation did not txls' III thc lhs'
eiectlCn The Democratic COMMITTEE ioHhy as,
IN. sed The situation and determined ID i'Nhri an
assistance In It's power 10 the rc-ct' We OF M"JoI
pa The election takes place t"ton. ana me
ton closes September j.. IN coHuuoii
nre"cdcnt to registration Is The pa mont o. axe
M eIection VIII be strictly q fdir "n' ana the
,d,,er sentiment OF the district has 'ermin'd
tbst II shall be nothing else.
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FLOWER PREsIDEs AT A CONVENTION.
HIS REMARKS TO THE DEMOCRATS OF The ISL
DISTRICT OF WATERFOWL.


HIS REMARKS TO THE DEMOCRATS OF THE lsT
DISTRICT OF wATERTowN.
ws,er,own y Y Aug 29-Ex Governor Flower
vas elected a delegate from the Third warn Vi '''S
CITY in which he lives at the Democratic caucus
last might and he was elected chairman OF the ISL
Assembly District Democratic Convention heiu III
this city to-day He made address, In when ne
said
do not assume to bespeak the action oil inc leu.
ocratic state Convention on any OF the % ' az,
matters which will come before IL TOT uec'soi.' d.
my opportunities to learn the senuI, ha, Tho con-
party lead me TO believe, as hope tnat the ,on
vention viii be disposed TO extend the manu- ol
genuine fellowship TO every party organ~atuo,t
Titled TO consideration, to overlook past 20
Quarreis reunite the party on platioiii ON" ,,n
nOminees-in short begin the campaign IN su 80. a.,
way win and deserve success IL w tsuj,
not thus represented in the convention lei ne ldus
rest on those who claim 10 have grleVahI,.s ""
past treatment. and not on the cohNeitV1', 80, thnk
There is something am sure you VIII ~ NJ cnn
Is unwarranted assumption lhat ~ IL yna
venuon, over which you nave 50 h tar ;he nomna-
ton Of Daniel G. Griffin for Attorney ,aJ d,s
Such action will meet my hearty appro..arr 90
reputation as a lawyer, his high characteii 40
citizen, and his thorough knoWienee VI bbte nartv
and assure every that II elected dne inpo' one
Office Of Attorney General Will be hheo ~ ~
worthy the position. .
Charles Griinshaw was nominated Tor 'he AS
sembly
In the ia Assembly District Democratic ConVeh-
ton held here to-day j. j. Kinney, OF Evans ME
was nominate for the Assembly Hes1 ai sr A.
structing State delegates for d. u ''''"' '' "
toiney- General were adopted
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UTAHS REPUBLICAN TICKET
SHARP CONTEST FOR THE GovERNoRsiiif-I
WOMAN HONORED.

WOMAN HONoRED
Salt Lake. Utah. Aug. 2s.-The Republican s'a'e
Convention yesterday nominated Chares D Ha'.'
George W. Bartch and James A. Miner all OF oa''
Lake City, for the Supreme Court the hrs' ha'"eu
was for many years Chief Justice OF the lerri'o's'
Bartch is now Judge of the Second judicial Ds.rc'
and Miner was Judge of the Fourth Judcm D's-
trict but is now practising law In this city. hepe'
NJ Wells a Salt Lake banker, was noiniha'eu loi
Governor; Clarence Allen, Salt Lake lawyer io'
CONGRESSMAN; James T. Hammond. OF Logan. ior
Secretary OF State; James Chapman OF Ah r,n
Fork for State Treasurer; a. G. Bishop. OF Cs1el
for Atorney-Ci neral and Morgan Richards OF iron
County, for State Auditor. - cor
Mrs Emma J. McNicker was named lot :uPci
ntendent OF Public Instruction. provided the leiri
toriaI Supreme Court decides the question OF tne
legality OF woman suffrage, now pending; N the
affirmative In the court holds asalnst the
women DR.. John r. Park is to be SUBSTITUTED LOT
Mrs McVicker The appointment OF Stato OH
mjttee ended the business. and the convention au-
journed at midnight. -, . 49,. -,
The most holly contested nomination was that OF
Governor. Charles Crane wealthy Shcepfnah' am
Ex-Governor A. L. Thomas. were the representatives,
OF the two factions. Crane leading on thc hfst Dd
lot. on the second the plum went 10 "e"s' oa'h
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,u,pcro WITH ABDrcrfy0 FITZGERALD.

Buffalo. Aug. 2e.-Six men concerned IN 'he an
duction of United states Commissioners Fitzgerald
were arrested this morning and locked up at Police
Headquarters They said to belong to a gang
who have often figured in police cases They are
Woodv William Kirby an od-time crook: Joseph
Jlutler William Pembroke and Albert Petty.
from the effects OF his debauch.
With the exception of Swartzenberg, the prisoners
iau ist before noon. They viii be kept there until
Ftzserald has sufficiently recovered himself to APP
near AGAINST them.
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TIE SPEED TRTAL or THE ERICSSON.

Washington Aug. 29.-Lieutenant Usher the COM
mander OF the torpedO-Do Ericsson. now at New
London Conn vas at the Navy Department; to-day
arranging for the speed trial of the vesse. whlch
will probably take place some time In October DC
spite the misfortunes With which the Ericsson has
met since her construction, the latest resulting !"
the death Of three men through an ace'ne"' - Nv.
houer ric.s lian,cnant Usher has the greatest
faith in th little vessel and thinks she Is the hhest
torpedo-boat Of her size in the world Inc spce,,s
REQUIREMENT under the contract TOT 'hs
tolned f.r Two consecutive hours. put lh'u.''s ,
sher predicts that she Will make more IMAM twenty
An
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Maken. OF Butler: John vanneet OF Kenton; -. w
layton of Wapakoneta: J. F. Norton. OF ILL . ~
=. Seward. OF Mansfield. and George w Nc. nov,
Steubenville This committee will meet cary ~, -,
week and arrange at once for forma opeh'"s go W
the Democratic campaign. 1t IL practica'c ~
coded that the opening will be at Columbus sa.u,
day. September 2s Ex-Governor Campbell wants
II 10 be then. and his wishes will be respecteu
Governor Foraker and General Bushnell i.eP hr
can candidate for Governor happened 10 De ". s .
to-day and both Joined In chatting CamppeII q" '"e
defeat which awaits him In November.
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T. Hoegand Of Howar In the I'D District. for
Assemblymen
Utica. Aug. @-At the convention OF the lid
oneida Assembly District at Holland Patent to-
day. w. b. Graves. OF Taberg was nominated by
the republicans for the Assembly on the four
eenth ballot Ex-Assemblyman Joseph Porter. OF
Rome. was the other candidate
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A REPUBLICAN LEAGUE ADDRESS.
EARLY ORGANIZATION FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL
CAMPAIGN URGED.

ORGANIZATION FOR TIE fftfSiD>.>'
CAMPAIGN URGED.
Chicago Aug. 2e-On behalf of the National Re-
publican League. President McAlpin and Secretary
Dowlinr to-day sent greetings 70 AL State leagues
League clubs and Republicans generally throughout
the United States. In view OF the probable snort
ening OF the next Presidential campaign by inc
National Committee. attention is called TO the I'M
portance Of Republican League Club work. ana an
are urged At once begin the work OF orsahlZa-
ton The address says that November shouid
find at least twenty-five thousand we.I-orgailZeu
League clubs ready for the campaign OF educa"on
that will occupy the winter months. II continues;
,s Renublicans we have differed upon tarin
schedules lnancial systems. social and religious
questions out we are all loyal to the Republic ana
viii rally to support when danger threatens rom
within or without That danger threatens iIomt
within needs but the record Of the last TWO years
for proof II Is useless to dwell upon the hi5ta
~ the present Administration. From the racine
MIRAGE 10 the overthrow OF the Monroe Doctrine, IL
has been one continuous course OF un-Americah
FLINDERS return to Repubcanism means
return TO AmeriCdniSm.
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RUN DOWN. BY "A CEHORSE AND KILLED.

Saratoga y. Y, Aug. 2.-Henry Carr. OF this VII
lare received injuries about o'clock this afternoon
from which he died at o'clock Mr.. Carr. accom-
panied by his wife. attended the county iaiI a.
ialjston Spa Mr.. and Mrs. Carr attempted to
cross the racetrack while horse trot was IN pro
gress. Mrs. Carr was knocked down ana Mr. carr
~as struck in the breast by of the thiils OF a
sukey which penetrated his body several inches
His skull was also fractured. Mrs. cars injuries
liph
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FOR SALE.
DRESS BAKING.

A-A-ARTtSTtc DRESSMAklNti I'M
ported fashions. hotel orders finished IN
- hours. goods purchased n desired, nvu.
cr,t. uri.r. Mr.. AELROY. II East
liih-fi. between Broadway and Cn'verS'',
Place.
cOCrrRIERE FRAN'AISE. - Advanced
autumn STYLES: new sAit new serves
elegant work. exclusive siylrr in"I'rA,"
prices. short notice. rcmois lllnf' iurm"fN
with Stems Mime. ANDERSON. lV> west
lsth.st
DHEssMAKING Experienced dre-Smhkrr;
e. incr.a-, cuntom'rs. viii 80 "nt Tor ~
pc day. Address NJ fEN1oN, u" rfi
l2Jth-s'.
DRESSM Ak ER. Experienced. hrst-rlhsA
inter- AZ 81 - pr daN during duli va
rpn. civ or country. personal fri'teh'''
D.. 2'i sihavc.
MADAME H. A>TOlNETrE 2b Wet
i2ath-st. will make fall dresses at mod
crate prices. perfect htting.
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AN EX-COSvTCT CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING.

Chatham. " j.. Aug. % (SpeclaD. Albert l." e.
Dean of Canaan. Conn. was arrested and brought
before the justice here to-day charged with burg
larry He is the man who arrested a few mile
north OF this village on sunday. August H. as tnr
suspected kdnapper OF little children. when ne
was discharged from custody the matter was
brought 10 the attention of tho District Attorney.
ana he caused his rearrest.
Dean waived examination to-day and was com
mitted TO await the action OF the Grand Jury.
Dean was convicted OF attempted assault on A
little girl Ashley Falls. Mass. In 1856. and was
sentenced 10 States prison lie has been out but A
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yUT STATE IA III.

Syracuse. ~ y Aug. @-Llcutenan'-"oV'
saxton was expected TO speak at the state a" 10,
dnv the occasion being Syracuse Day pu' ne ava
not appear Tomorrow. Grange Day ~ 'Np, ""
% lao tho hr day Of the fair Inc tents H,u , IN
no,i,. I,mnyrd hy Yesterdays storm are ai r'R"'
again To.iay's attendance was 2oo"'
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CAMPBELL TO CONTROL His CAMPAIGN

CAMPBELL TO CONTROL hiS '"'' '''
Columbus. Aug 90 CipeciiD.-1a" nc" oemo''""'
state Contra, Committee met to-ihy LOT ''S"''N'
,,o, Although the committee was chosen 10 DE a
- =, nautical machinery for Senator Erice.
till tho candidate for Governor. was g"ner-
ouslv allowed 10 place a iew personal "''''p' III
ct,ol control Of the campaign. Erice WIS "'f
c,ectIy absen; today Campbell came ID ~ noon
and was the Only notable Ohio Democrat present
!, took al afternoon for the Campb"| ana "''''
men 10 agree on IA chairman and S'a'e T"''"''''
.maressman Charles NJ Anderson, OF dIeehvhle.
as Chairman with eight other psm2cIai b Of
renown to assist him They are =; a. 'e,""at No
Columbus: William Beatty. OF Toiedo' }. y NC
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MONTGOMERY REPUBLICAN DELEGATES

Fonda n. Y. Aug 29-The Republicans OF WI,
gomery County this afternoon elected inc 'o"o"" r.
delegates 70 the State Convention: lho"do
komeyn. Francis Norris william - '"'
Leslie Hess Howard Vosburg and Ada" ,tv1endeu
ing The Senate delegates are NiIian Wins
Cornelius Van Buren,. J. Keller E"T Davis ana
Joseph l.. Moore They favor stahoyIy 91fIth bis
Cana joharic for Senator from the 80 ''
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MARYLAND DEMOCRATS CUTTING LOUISE

Baltimore Aug. 20 (SpeciaD.-Prominent Mary
land Democrats heretofore connected win the p"'-
man machine are cutting loose from II ana COM
ing out as reformers. Following the scathlns ne
nunc,ation Of the machine methods last week by
Governor Brown and cX Governor Jackson Wiiaih
picknev White, Ex-Governor and ex nlted states
Senator comes out in an interview as fOiiows'
"The time has arrived when manhood demands
Of those who are Democrats from principle 'ha'
,bev should not be led like sheep 10 the slaughter
he those who leap into the saddle and constitute
Themselves leaders | do not recognize the nom
;nstion of John +. Hursl made BY the Demo
ratic marty and shall not support IT, The situa-
lion is serious for the Democracy, but no"
&c The accepted time when every man OF brave IN
sincts and honorable aspirations feels the political
woke Is no longer bearable =, -,
The clear-cut honest policy outlined by Mr..
rnwndes in his letter OF acceptance given out TO-
d 40" has received hearty Endorsement from the
aniii.machine Democrats as well as the Repuo-
licans. IT., ,,o,.oor,,,c c,o.o conrl,,ec
,odav called for the purpose OF making John L.
funrsi The millionaire Democratic nominee. ac-
nnainted with the leaders and workers Tor the
nnariv in the counties. was more like funeral than
,hue,asm Senator German. who 1t had been an
nnunceI would be present. was conspicuous BY MS
All