Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-11
AT TIE NIGHT SESSION Text of Resolutions Submitted
 by Senator Pugh. THE PLAN OF ORGANIZATION Committeeman for the Different Districts Named-State Committee Asked to
 Call "MoNey' Convention.

Capt. Joseph F. Johnston said the sec retary of the Alabama delegation to Washington had sent out an invitation to large number of people, several of whom were unable to attend, and moved that their names be enrolled The mo- tion prevailed, and the names were read and enrolled: James E. Cobb, Macon; o. w. Underwood, Jefferson; s. J. Bowie, Cecil Browne, Fl. M. Burt, Talladega; w. T. Bullock. Franklin; Amos F. Goodhue, Etowah; A. B. McEachin, W. w. Bran don, Woolsey VanHoose, Tuskaloosa; 0.
 Kyle. w. R. Francis, Morgan; w. c. Da- wis, W. H. Mathews, Marion J. J. Brad ley. A. H. Alston, Barbour; w. T. Dow ney, Perry; D. Adams, Jr., Wilcox; J. P. Rost, A. D. Coffee, Lowndes; M. B. Cam eron, Sumter; G. s. Livingston, Autauga; B. l.. Hubbard, Dr.J. T. Russell Monroe; | Hector D. Lane, Limestone; George I. Jones, Lauderdale F. w. Booker, Shel- by; A. J. Driver, Chambers; D. A. Balor, T. K. Brantley, Pike; w. J. Boykin, w. | A. Bellamy, Russell.
 Senator Pugh, chairman of the commit tee on resolutions, submitted the follow | ing resolutions, which were adopted: Resolved, That we, members of the | democratic party, participating in this l conference, do hereby declare our ap- | proval of and adherence to the wise prin- | ciples of democracy, which for so many | years have promoted the prosperity and l enhanced the glory of our country. 1 And, whereas, The question of cur | rency is the paramount issue; therefore | be it
 Resolved, That we believe in the equal | coinage and use of gold and silver as the | standard and legal tender money of the country, without discrimination against either metal or charge for mintage. Resolved That favor the free ana unlimited coinage of gold and silver at | the ratio of 16 to 1, without the consent or permission of any foreign government; upon this declaration of principles we invite all democrats of Alabama to unite | with us in sending delegates to our state and national conventions who will enun- ciate these doctrines and policies without equivocation, evasion or possibility of msconstruction, and nominate candi- dates who will fearlessly execute the will of the party so declared and enunciated. James L. Pugh, Barbour; James Crook, Calhoun; R. W. Cobb, Shelby; J. H. Bankhead, Fayette; William Rich ardson, Madison; J. F. Stallings, Butler; Gaston A. Robbins, Dallas; George c. Hunt Jackson; John G. Winston, Mar shall; c. B. Smith. Hale; w. T. Hogue, Perry; Joseph Hodgson, Mobile; Angus tus Barnes, Lee; John P. Hubbard, Pike; lsGordon Mcdonald, Montgomery; s. P. Mcclellan, St. Clair; George c. Almon, Franklin; L. B. Musgrove, Walker; J. C. Clarke Mobile; J. J. Altman, Jeffer- son; George D. Johnston, Tuskaloosa; John A. Rogers Sumter; Joseph F. Johnston, Jefferson.
 The committee on organization sub mitted the following:
 Organization. We, your committee on organization, recommend
 I. That the temporary officers of this conference be made permanent. 2. That the list of delegates enrolled by the secretaries be entitled to seats in the conference.
 8. That we recommend John w. Tom linson of Jefferson as a suitable person for the position on the democratic na- tional bimeta1lic executive committee from Alabama.
 4. We recommend the selection of a campaign committee consisting of two members from each congressional. dis trict and two members from the state at large.
 5. We furthermore recommend thor ough organization of the state. Res pectfully submitted, M. A. MASON. Chairman Colonel Hodgson moved that the delegations from the different congress sional districts name the committees from the districts. A motion authorizing the chairman to make the appointments was accepted by Colonel Hodgson MT. Robert Lowe or BlrmlnSndHl Sdlu the committee had intended that the delegations from the respective districts name the committees. substitute to that effect was adopted and recess of ten minutes taken for the selection of the committee.
 On reassembling the following names were placed on the committee: First diStrict-Robert Poole, Marengo; J. c. Clarke, Mobile.
 Second district-John P. Hubbard, Pike; A. D. Sayre, Montgomery. Third district-A. H. Aston, Barbour; Augustus Barnes, Lee.
 Fourth district-R. P. Thomson, Cal houn: Minthorn Woolsey, Dallas Fifth district-R. T. Parker, Talla- poosa; A. E. Caffee, Lowndes. Sixth district-John A. Rodgers, Sum- ter; Joseph H. Mcclure. Walker Seventh distrlot-W H. Norris, Frank l lin; T. M. Jones, St. Clair Eighth district-George c. Hunt, Jack son; George P. Jones, Lauderdale. Ninth district-Robert Lowe, Jefferson, w. F. Hogue, Perry.
 J. A. Rountree moved that the com mittee consist of four and that the chair man be one of the four. The motion pre- vailed and the members for the state are: Col. J. w. A. Sanford, s. w. John, Will liam Richardson, James Crook. During the call of the districts Capt. John H. Bankhead of the Sixth district came in the hall and was loudly cheered
 Robert Lowe of Jefferson offered the
 following resolutions:
 Resolved, That it is the sense of this
 conference tkat state convention of
 those who favor the purposes of this
 conference be held at an early date.
 Be it further resolved, That the cam
 paign committee be authorized and di-
 rected to call said meeting: to fix the
 time and place of holding the same, and
 the qualifications of participants in the
 selection of delegates and the basis of
 representation.
 Colonel Hodgson moved that the reso~ lutions be referred to the campaign com
 mittee.
 Mir J. C. Carmichael of Birmingham
 opposed Colonel Hodgson's motion in a short speech.
 Col. J. J. Altman moved as a substitute that the campaign committee be instruct