Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-14
WHITE METAL CHAMPll ).
Very Large Attendance of Represen-
tatiye Men at Democratic Silver
Conference in Washington.
Stirring Silver Address to Democrats
of Indiana-UnitedA Action Urged
Authorship of Address Credit
ed to Senator Turpie.

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Washington, Aug. lf'-Ihe CORRIDORS
of the Metropolitan hotel were crowded
aarlv to-day with delegates to the con-
IT,, nomoo,ots oo,,oa fou
loIenoo VI siisol "'s, . l;u W "
'nJ pa poso aJ Is .ba ;ntarast ~
Ply " ou P1 noao.a.;n nartu Tha
- 49, .no o4 ~ .,ane.oI ayoh
of views and formulating plans for the
meeting. There was larger attendance
than had been counted upon and the
hotel WAS crowded.
Amono those who appeared early at the
hotel were Senators Jores. of Arkansas: !:
Daniel, of Virginia; Harris, of Tennessee; /;
ex Senator Jarvis, of North Carolina, aud
ex-senator Walsh, of Georgia; Hon. Casey
ioung, OF tennessee VINO mas conaucteo
the correspondence Gazing the conleiehce
on oenali OF the senatorial conihleeee;
nepiesehea',ves OoA' Vi Aehnessee' o.ey'
OF Virginia; AlVlhgseon' OF ueorgia' NC,
Nelii' OF ARKANSAS ana brooksh!re' OF
indiana. secretary o1 state nlnricnson'
OF llilnols' was promlnen' neure IN tne
notei ioDpy' Ihere was an eAcep'ionally
lsrge oeiega'lon i,ol' missouri, inoiuuins
snsom u Ind"a % H;ll % Wm Rnbv % hanh
- nrss;dent a1d Gaoroa Allan a railroad
mon ~ ''
Oinov Nasal, saoretarv of the state
nemocro+,c comm;ttee of colorado. was
Tho onIv ranrssantat;ve from that state.
1--WE W dnn,t nasd n h;a daleoation here to
,at naonle know how we stand he said
Nv
casey Ioung' ~ reply W ques.ions,
salo cnaS DIS corlesponuenoe 'noioaI9u
that about two.thlrds OF the states woaid
be represented, and ne connrmeo tne
statement that the meeSing was in'ehueo
to be simply conference OF Democra!,c y,
leaders to shape party pohcy on Sne sli-
YER question as far as possible
W. . 80 - -
o,e1nsl s hn Ssn"tm. vs. Mars;s vho moved
49, o Sano,o, ~ Jonos 10 ool,ad Co tho chair
unno oouavo, o1n:o oL.:o W oa ,h;.h ~ W. ~ ,.,ad
no oom Po.ay M. n' ,.;a. ;nJn ha"on hah;nd
uuau u,"a a .-;.I s ;as..ns.;ons 80 ~ Tho
oioseu uoole WIN ~. .us''u oain 4hoso ;n
W.. W., A.' Wt'e w. w. oil ~ as,,ad ra,ra.
v.0ou. "non a VIZ aa s,o,,, "a t,usntaNt No d;f-
onua.'sH. se1a"'. 49," "n'"0N ii0
'0ron0 e'a'0'.
Virginia headed the list IN Point OF
members with nfteen aelega'es' wnlie
Illinois and Missouri feported iourceen
each. The other states represented were
Alabama, 4; Ohio' !; georgia, inal'
ana, !; Delaware, /; Marylnno' o; Men
tucky, i; Mlsslssippli' l; NORM Da1o'a,
West Virginia, 2; Arkansas, D; ooiorado,
3; South Carolina, l; NORM oalo,inH' M o.
Florida T. headed Dy senator o"ll' Leu
nesee, 4.
senator Jones mace DrleI speeIe on
taxing the chair' cohnhinK ninSei w
thanking the oonven'ion iol .ne nonof
and expressing tne nope eha' 'ae pro'
ceedings woula % harmonious anu pfo-
''o'''0 " sooN
10 ADDRESS TO INDIANA DEMOCRATS
Indianapolis, Ind. = The commit
tee appointed at the conference OF
free silver Democrats has Issued an ad-
dress to the Democrats Of Indiana. The
address is signed by A. W. Clark, OF
Greensburg; W. l.. Slinkard, of Bloom
field; Josiah Gwin, of New Albany, and
Isaac r. Stouse, of Rockville. 1t is un-
derstood that the address was written by
Senator Turpie. The address says that
the money question will be the leading is-
sue in the next campaign. The commit
tee declares that the issue is one as to the
q uoSC1OQ or pluGOCEHCy on Ou0 bluc duu