The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-07-05

Nuo Nulo was cuunIucTcu ttbt Oh
strength Il wus watched with great In
tsrest and resulted, a4s ayes Sss maya
The result wns greeted with loud
cheering by the cas men. The Hardin
men rushed 70 the platform, charged
false counting and frand and created
most tumultuous scenA which was
finally checked by crowding Senator
Lindsay through the fighters 20 the
front OF the platform, when he opened
another hot contest BY presenting tho
majority report Of the committee on
resolutionA
Ex-congresaman W. 7. Ella prcsent-
Cd tho minority report, when John &
Rhea took the floor 10 read them him
self and not trust them 30 tho secrO-
tAry.
Mr. Rhea made most vigorous argu- !
mcnt aud offered q second OF supple |
mental minority report, which simply !
reanlrrned the national platform OF the
party In isna. and urged its adoption ~
measure Of expedieneT. owing to the
divergent viewe In tho party In Ken
tucky on the financial question.
Congressman Bills opened the debate
for tho minority report
EK-Gov. james n McCresry, who 10
candidate for senator, made a vigorous
argument Aor the Kentucky democracy
cooperating with Cleveland, Carlisle
and the national democracy a. Its prin-
clples had been declared IN lsoa son,
ator blackburn sat immedlataly back
of the speaker When Mr. Meceary
argued that there vas no room for two
democratic parties In Kentucky. the
-nound money" party cheered loudly
Ma McCrary oppoeed the minority 70
vort ana lts suppiement nos, vigorous
N ana held the fIooT notUithsta udlna
the calls Tor Rlackburn and other dis
turbanceA
After McCroa~y finished tho Hardin
men insisted on recount Of the vote
bv which the minority report vns cub
stitu1ed for tho majority report on cre-
aentiaia and the convention hall for
some time was 10 an uproar.
Nv. John g Rhea was accorded tho
tioor and mado such q vigorous speech
aQalnst the majority report on resolu-
tions a. 20 stop ali disturbance and
command the closest attention. Mr..
Rhoa denounced President Cleveland
and Secretary carlIklo IN as bitter and
eloquent words a. tho queens Engiish
could furnish when he quoted HenTy
watteraon o. saying Ip lsp3: -Nomk
nate Grover Cleveland and roo rush
from q slaughter house into an open
grave With the sentiment of the
convention against him, NJ. Rhes not
only brought II 10 order, but also CON.
manded It's closest attention for long
time IN his philippe on Cleveland and
Carlisle ~ the associates OF Roths-
chIlds and Morgan and not Of the
people
Senator blackburn had been called
for all day and finally came 70 the
front Ho said at the outset that he
was opposed 10 W. O. bradley, the re-
publican candidate for governor Of
Kentucky and for that reason No Wa
opposed 10 the majority report on
resolutions lie replied especially 70
the argument OF Congressman Nc
Creary with most intense earnestnesA
lie pleaded for harmony but he warned
tho convrntion against indorsing Sher'
man Instead Of jefferson lie had new
er indorsed republican platform and
he did not want the Kentucky domoc'
ney 10 do 10 to-day. lie was for dem
ocratic b!netAllism and not for the 70
publican gold standard.
| Senator Lindsay was then introduced
and made remarkably strong reply
20 senator blackburn. Hs defense OF
tho administration, especially when
he named president Cleveland wa
..'..s ..,,t. .,l--,,,,. a,,,,,,,.,-.,,on.
:,
Inc convention reAeneu ci'inAAes y
the highest pitch when the senator do
nounced the irsin uation that the mn
Io-I,, xaoo,, ,,na a rennhit.an nlaA
J ,s,-- - -
urn nis N"'ce Spuuuoo iiAo .no r'.s'
Ing OF Non ~ ne warmed mp In reply
inc 70 the lnsInuations that the major
H., ~ ,ho.o m, th, committees or In thk,
- .'.,l,t...-
oonNcnuou Weie uuNoOA''nb fePu"''S-'
doctrines OF any kind
Chairman Berry announced that Q 70
vislon ~ tho count nv the secretarie,
: | ~ ..,s .--.,,,
sustained INC previous anhouhee"eh
, OF the substitution OF the minority 70
. mort on credentials for the majority 70
t Tho c1a, mar chearod thu an
- rst-
/ nounoenlen' euu Sio A@'u 'n0N ~
, cipitatcd another row.
The following was reported by Scna
tov Iindsav chairman ~ tho commit
, - 49, a. .t,.l,,, :.
uee On Ieeoius""n, NJ ~.e n'@Jo,S ~
port signed by nine OF thc thirOeei
members
IN an. t.rnoornt,c convcntion An seasion a
: fo,,.vIiie.
G -Trho unaer.tv,eA n nntorltv n Won, com
,n,r,cc nco leavo a. snbmi, AZ their report
~, aooo,n ,anv,n, r,aolu,iona,
..ytrs,- ne aer,ocracv ~ Kentuchv. m con
: v.n,io, a..ernnlcA eoneratula,e The eouper
I unon m rrpeai of n MoIliulav taI
1 m l.w and upoa The evideooe
~ hovc on evnrv hama a n
/. ,prning prosporitx. undnr the oporations of n
a,,,,s.s ~ s.,,ali,.f ,artI ,ara,ion ana ~ a
! nounce al fraurh, vfth DANGER and d,sastr
! ,hc thr.a, ~ our vcpubIiean ehver.aries 70 r,
. es,ahl,sh : nrotec,ivc ,nr,fI and 10 re-inauau,
49, a rolIcs ~ UNEQUAL TAXATION. vhich.
!, connce,Ion Win senesal misgovrrpmep b. n
I rr,,,,nlican rnr,, e,,irninaecd N ne busipe,
I. nanic ~ feal
-secood-TThe denoont,c marty. which Ia
: .iw.,. s,c,.a for ,he s.ua,a,trn ~ church an
' sta,c for The sahe aiilr of civil and religion
n | frccaar. A.. ro, he-i,at. a. conliemn All A
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