Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
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CONVENTION ENDED
Silver Question Carefully
Evaded.
IT SUITED BOTH SIDES
Silver Men arc Jubilant. Having Ae'
eOmplished More Than They
Dared to Expect.
IT SUITED BOTH SIDES


CLEVELAND. o.. June ~.
The eighth annual conrenr3n Of Republic
ean clubs adjourned slfe die this cfut,lns.
nght on the ailvnr question. hut nothing
was uiHpqaed OF In all tho proceedings 40
quickly o. 40 quietly az that. matter. The
committee on resolutions had aCtlcd tii1
matter lAat night by deciding TO report that
the League had no constitutional right 70
aagn, rssoiu,lona and ~ gsport % that
tons arc eomctlines In Tie WAY, hut IN this
case mo Recommendation WAS considered
convenient by both iactiqns. The Koid
they could not Ace any way to do antthinr
boitor than to adopt the Patton ruhxtltuts
an sWcn ~ these iapntchee last nisht'
frce silver was not adopted. nothing clao
wau adopted, and that Indicates the Krnuj,-
neahs consede they canAst get along With
not have been done without fieht on die
hoor Of the convention. tho Ncatern acio-
katea cApeolcd 10 hayo an anti.silvor resolu-
% hsvs Sp rscs, ever .eeir protects Taes claim
expected at n national Rtpuhlican conteu.
TON ! y vol known tlIai kilograms wers
d en,,oI WIZ Yesterday and Today from prepi
IN all parts Of the country. sercailnr Thai
~. my aciien on silver would DO dangerous. and
htn s,,, s .,s no doubt did much toward
substitute. :" '"'''n
Tho local papcrn tried 10 Interview dele
r rcso,u, ~ ~ he report q tho coinmittee on
nrosaeu pausmrtion and the hnii-siver mon
az rule would not exprcss any opinion.
asainst trc ihe a,ln' q Nebraska. leader
entirely eonslaicnt ~lb The league ersspi,a.
Won, but ! ahould have preferred A dlr-
a niaifotn y, A y, nu,h9fl'y o. pnfpose TO make
such resolutions aa would cypress H. vie~ss
o. those afAenhlod Delegates Ia political
iinsnsial NAM " ~, ,a'Ss q lmprevInE the
form" 1T f'NF"1''N"" r'A'- I
While most Of tho Delegates were n.samlnr
Joint meeting OF the giatn inaniics Win M.
conmiueo on League wqrh and tho executive
sg,h,ia,t'ee; y. Wehater die Nehraska
President McAlpin and DO a,atoa wore called
Tor report. r It. ''''N-
MI, Mr, chuIchln q Colorado, said tho con-
venuon bad not the courage to express any
opinion on. anything and Il would DO ain.
cut TO outline plans Tor organishtion
,eS Mr, Green sn,a president q INC New York
Itself into nonenlty lie insiaied on do
n'eunS nearing l,roic4gor GcorKo OInfer of
N,E iorl. who had been Invited hero 70
piaha and tinciplos. In this meeting ns IA
We convention rennaYlyanla onpased Nav
m mpyM M,npngh u was known that General
ana New York east her solid vote of ia
Tor bowling. yet Pennsylvania voted sdldiy
ton Iyrn .,, 2, Colorado ghcg tho tide wan
Tho effort 10 divert attention from silver
70 tho tnfln 90 tho Issue continued today.
banquet last night and elsewhere were All
N mat time When the Tipperanoe and
other local clubs went 90 tho depot tonight
70 meet Governor Mckinley. the Iowa hand
of tho Allison men headed tho procession,
There was every poFsiblo EFFORT TO make tho
work or silver agitation end IN biz boom
for tho tarin as tho iaauo OF tho iicpubii-
cans.
Tho. only business Of importance transacted
AZ todny'n session WA the election Of NJ D.
Bowling. u Minnesota. as secretary and ne
addition OF numoroua revolutions o. thanks.