Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-29


term oi rxsr, equality.
After discussing an hour and q half .
mtiub Ia substitute the minority
r-uurt an credentials for insjnrity r~Is,rt
= call ~ liS counties begun. The vote
r-rultssi I4s ay-~, 426 nays. The result
war greeted with loud cheering by tho
Clay men. The Hardin men rurh-~i to
the platform and ehsrg-i false counting
and fraud This cr-sted . tun,ultuous
scene, which was finally checked by
crn~d,ng senator Lindsay thrAigh the
hght-rs " the ffOnt oi the plnthwm when
h- oi-n-d snulh-r he, eont-s, by IRE.
=-nting the majority report II the com
mitt-- uu resolutions.
Jubu n RhrA offered = second or
supplemental minority report which sim
ply ~. affirmed the national platform ~
the party ~ 1898 anil urged ils adoptiun
Ar . measure of .sI'.,iiency owing tod.
v-rg-nt views IN the party N Kentucky }
on the financial question, Congressman "a
Ellis oI-n-'i the debate for the mipurity
report IN iov-rnor James u M
CrrAAy, candidate for the SENATE. made =
vigorous appeal for kentucky democracy
e" operating with Cleveland, Carlialr and
democracy Az ita principles hAh been de
clAr-d IN 1898
when M.Sr-Ary sr.n~i 'ha' There was
y" room inr Two urin'rr.uc l'ar,'rs 10
n" 'l'Ny, VA. "'uW' money n,rh cnerr.''
""iy mc, wary "pIN~rh 'nr nho''y
rrisr' ann ls rupli-m-n, moe, Vig"'
""r'y anu neh VI" n"or n"'w"hrtAnninS
'sllr Tor biAekhurn anu o'her disturb
anc-s After McCr-Ary o"hrihdeh' The
hariih men insis'ca an recount " tue
vet" by whlch the mIn"rny rrH was
ru"r'''nsh i"r 'he majority rrlr,r, "h cr--
h"""A'r' sn', we convention hA'' "" so'p-
'ine ir~rmplri rh''
Ia" r-'rs'Ary u'scover~i rrrprS ana
Chairman Berry Ann"uhe'|i ,ns' cor
r't'"'h ~"uIa oe mShe iA'er thr ue'e-
gates ""uIh ALLOW ,onrh-ra'"h VI result
u"hr l" prr""h'
John \. Rhea wAr sec"riri the Hunr
and made such n vigorous uI--ch against
the majority r-Inrt un resolutions a. Ia
stop all disturbance and e"tnnsn,. The
cln=--t attention. Rhea denounced Pr-ri.
i-ut Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle IN
49, bitter wuris AS ,ln-on'r Englirh could
furnish When h- quoted Henry Waiter
sou Az aAy Ing IN 1892, Nominate Gruvcr
Cleveland and you rush frnm the slAugh
ter h"ur- ,ut" All open grave" with th.
s-n,imru, II the convention against him.
Rh-A NJ, only brought II to ori-r hut
ala" r"mmand-d the cln~ert attention Tor
u long time IN his phillipr IN Cleveland
and CArlisl- 49, associates II k.thschildn
and M"rgAu sud not II the people.
Jacob Rowe following Mr.. RheA with
an",b.r philippe on the Standardization
ani IN anpvor, Of the minority r-porr and
supplemental resolutions. lie ~sntssi =
cuinI,rom,r.. ~ affirming the platform II
1898 anh ."ing u" hr'hrr anu e'A'heh "
b- "h.riug the olive branch.
S-nstr blackburn. Who hAd b"ea cAll-i
fT all day. finally came ~ the front, Hr
sam al the outs-t that hs Was Opposed "
BrA'il-y, the republican cAn,niAt. f"r gov
-rbor II kentucky, and for that reason
wAH op,a~-d IA the majority report. be-
replied --Iscis ly Ia the argument of Con
HrrssrnAn McCr-Ary with intense earnest.
ners. He rt0Dt for harmony but wArnc'i
thr c"nv-ntn'- against rndorr'ng Sherman
innt-H,i IL Jefferson. He never -p'iors~si
= republican platform aud did not want
he kentucky d-mocrscy to io =" to-day
lie wAr for Democratic b'mrtAllism, mol
ior the republican gold standard. lie
wan net here fur any aew d-parture, but
,nr old time bunor-d democratic princi'
pl-e. and to opI"s@ the new fang l-i poii'
iicn of the republican element that was
democracy 81 hen'neky' ine APP'Aus'
k,natnr I.in,ia aay made a stronE rNply