Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-25
ARE FARTHER APART
Delegates to Louisville
lrreconcilabIe,
EFFECT NO COMPROMISE.
II WIN Be Finish Fight When the
Conventions Called to Or
der To-Day.


LoulsviLLE, June ~.
Tonight the contest between the admin
istratlon and INSTRUMENTATION TO tho state
Democratic convention has been more bit
ter than ever Tho sound money delegates
announce oN-ConEfokaman W. J., Stoue as
their candidate for temporary chairman,
They ssy Judge linelmcr Is nlaekburn's
man, who at tho Winchester convention last
week opposed tho Endorsement OF cleyc-
land and Carlisle, They viii make test
IN the vote between Buckncr aud Stone,
the latter toing popular with some sll,crlieu
and Hardin mon, Meantime tho oontcrNa-
tNea want both huckncr ana Stone to prom.
lao 10 appoint one silver man aud one gold
man an members at large Of the committee
On resolutions, aud In fact. 70 divide equally
toea
Senator blackburn, who has more at stake
at thla convention than any OF the state
candidates, and more even than Secretary
Carlisle, was disposed TO ooncede 10 tho
conservative plan Of an equal dlylnlon OF
Two members at large upon each Of tho
committees But the radical silver men ops
pugcd and meeting OF the silver men was
accordingly called for II o'clock tonight Tho
SILVER mon may DO ~ oonforoncc ni nlght,
preparatory TO tho nght witch begins In
tho congregational district meetings In tho
morning The principal contest IL Tor tile
temporary organization. with vlow 10
securing tho chairman two members AZ
large u the committee on reaoluuonr and
control In the rules committee, aud In tho
order OF business. 40 that nominations shall
be made before the platform Is adopted
A. Gen, Hardin claims enough votes 20
nominate him tho "huncst money! dele.
gaios want the platform adopted nnit. There
are fonie delegates Instructed for Hardin
who are opposed TO free coinage. Cen liar.
DIN IL reported TO hayc said he Will inhlst on
a frye silver platform and when seen he
declined 10 deny IT, Ills friends claim
mlnlsiratlon platform.
There IL conservative element wanting
VIC convention 10 ro-aillrm the national
platform " lSa2 and 10 no further on the
financial question, but the sllyoritea say thai
would imply an indornemont OF tho adj.
mlhlstration, Senator blackburn favora tho
io'ahtma'lun Of the platform ~ 1892 with
an additional affirmation that tho pledges Of
lhls have not been fulfilled by progidcnt
cleveland and Secretary Carlisle The cons
hrrNatlvca argue " Gen, Hardin "a nom
mated aud 20 controls the convention Az
70 prevent the ro.nilrming Of tho national
declarations Of is92. that the state ticket and
platform would DO outside Of the party and
that there might be some Qualification In
the threatened bolt OF the ultra pold men,
inc conservatives hopo to have tho balance
q power In the convention but they eyi-
IDENTIFY have very little Influence IN the
nEhtng that Is going on tonight Tor tho chair.
manship and control Of the commuters Il
win be nghung TO a nnlah when tho dln.
trict delegates meet at 10 a. m. tomorrow 10
select Nieo-prsaldent and meinhera u tho
committees. when tho convention anhrmblos
IN The afternoon there viii be general
ohgaHemeht at the start Chairman Core
ioll o. the state committee hoda tho gnvel
TIL tho convention HolOcta rs Temporary
chairman and tho frat thing In order h The
election ~ temporary officers, on which
" this time, depends the fate u senatorial
EuhernntOrinl aud other candidates. and The
metallic complexion Of tho platform,