Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
HARDIN Is TIE NAN.
animated for Governor Of Kentucky
on First Ballot.
eS0UXD MONEY" ENDORSED.
r.. Federal Administration Also Ap-
proved lneQuiVOCally.
CLEVELAND AND CARLISLE.
7t,, ttc Mentioned NJ Worthy of
IrIfritnish'd Democratic CONT
srntc, I'm the Resolutions Which
sS0UYD MONEY" ENDORSED.
dI,EL,ND AND CARLISLE.

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..,,c. I'm the RESOLUTIONS Which
Arc Ndoptcd--t pronrious Eathu-
,ie,m.
,. rNTION HALL, LOUISVILLE.
-- ..-e s- Notwithstanding the fact
.. ., 5elcgatcs sat zap until $50 this
trying 90 transact some bust
che convention with practically
..s Cd, an. they were up and at IL
rcat ana early this morning.
invention was m running order
O'Clock The SIKH District dele
rou Louisville was the bone OF
The majority and minority
10 the Committee on Credentials
-.lhat one unseatcd the regular
and tnc other recommended
.s seated and the fight over this
small matfsr was as hot as
h.l been millions ~ stake. IL
-wcl the temper OF the body
-u..cI a bitter nght when the
.ral nominations should come
.cra,ion.
.N'Is NtAtatit.t tttt.t t.'''s % S''N
u-.t without taking ballot
.... ...n and t is certain that the
rtn held oui ohstinately against
lt Every r1il-cIH on ad-
...t last u-nt showed a majority
. men a13iu-j .t Each was a
..t.u.al vote, and when the COM
aas ended last night 8; was ended
chairman. who peremptoriN ad-
q vltfoat ID lol-ctI While the
.r.s delegation was stu squao-
convention adopted the majority
.f. Committee on Credentials.
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r.... ....- -. 60.
'- i"9 was ''''''' ava
Dol a. a.i seen OF me "''''S'
followed Hats were toss % in
.r .uI waved on the end OF canes.
MAS several minutes before order
.. restored.
Committee ou Resolutions. through
r..--rlu Senator William Lindsay.
Ola. majority report. as follows.
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r. F, affirm without qualification
.r..rle- ana policies declared by
-.. r.r.--ql Democratic platform of la-.
..I.r- that our present national
.-...-.r administration ls entitled 20
..r.s 90 The party for its honest.
ana state@W>ulke manage
r..- public Affairs ana ~ .Apress our
Vanished c.-uIence III the ''iH'-
-,,-'r..is,..f ro.ad-
...r-tary JoaD a, Carlisle. Of
-.r and fCth resolutions are de-
.-.t. matters
.-.- s.-ne 90 unbounded enthusiasm
t.. reading 0f The majority re-
... names 90 Cleveland ana Car
.. received with loud shouts OF
.rr
.tea then read The minority re-
b. vas as follows:
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