The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-08

Soutu Dc zone except py uLdhiihous COZ
sent until the committees reported
+ba 4,
s1s eei'-'''e e'ee oiA y s'o-,s1slis' aA'1 w .
was no response ana aitef an interval
| OF about ten minutes 1t was announced
that the Committee on Credentials were
abaut ~ rea ssen,s,,e :, tts,. ,o,o e;ebt,s see
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saen.
At n:12 Senator Martin, of Kansas, was
| recognized, and moved an informal re-
| eess of ave r,tnutas ~ ,,ar,.tt co,+arnor
- s,sN--as - !, 'Sr1-N -
ton. The motion was adopted, but a
stray band in the gallery, out of the reach
of the Cnairn,ar,,s eavel kept on nlavjna
..r,;-,,,, - =
a,,,a Da' ~ neaiis 'ei' 'i''nu'ss peloie =
couid De stopped
Governor Hogg began by saying this
/ should be a oroud occasion for every
o.,ttxo,, ~ a,,,t;
fA',Aoi aeail oi'iSeh. ne auyocaeeu liie cui'i-
vation of spirit OF friendliness in order
to win the victory nextsNoyember. Every
Democrat in the United States should Law
asaa ,ss nreis;cas a,,,5 ~ xsyftt ;s
-, - = ~ - ~ -
riVai orotner against the common enemy,
the Republican party Cheers, which was
pleading in glittering generalities and
nrf,s,ais sing bettar hsbaa,io,. if tna naonle
.,s = - pSSeio
"ouio oniy try them again.
Their hight should not now be waged
With each other, but with the common
Zoe. II Democrats only united they could
carry consrernat alton, disaster and defeat
INTO one hepuoiican ranks Cheers He
assailed the Repubhcan doctr1ne OF pro-
tection and bounties. and said the Repub-
iiean party proposed to destroy labor or
sanlsations ana nad organized syndscates
aIad trusts Tor that purpose II proposed
,5 Slnroagh !. lne e. use pf 4 me @ F'eaeraa courts.
packed py Federal bayonetsl 20 strike
down and overawe those who labor
In condemning the Republican party for
its declaration IN regard 70 geld and sil-
yer, Governor H2gg exclaimed in tones
OF indigna tion:-"Are you Americans, or
are you trucking sycopharts Whining
smiles from foreign crowns?' (Cheers)
Governor Hogg's five minutes" were
Stretched into half an heur, but stiM there
were no tidtngs. from the Committee on
Credentials, and amid vocfferous cries
for HILL. who was not present the Chair
recognized Senator-elect Henry 0 1Iissds-
sippi, who moved that Senator Blackburn
Blackburn, the first pronounced candidate
10 be neard was received with tunnalltu-
Gus applause. SNsS
lie said the Democratic party had
Tttayr 1,od ,Svverr+ ovar the ekirn1isn tne
ana and their % filseher dutv was wa s plain. M Let us
declare we are to promuieat te platform
+lhat sbagl mot ohscs,ra oss dafiect ntlhfic
a atfanffas1 FROM tsae o~e grest iss,1e ,1non
urI,acb 4l,a sa.nnoipn was 10 fT1-n that
We s,aan =, 11nldelx tha daorS esf fbe mint
-tr- n 11ef0
Shaars lsn pue Iste W eaSa o1se 1+ sbs4 tya
SCheetS, Lei us oeclaie s ,e 81 ..ei So ~
i.o ~ NO. ~ oli - ~ f
ths ts, @ ~ ~ ., t +e bide
ing the oslsgstion. ana tnad we oppose tne
retlrenen. OF uhe sreehetshs;
All these points We're loudly eheered.
Ae.eaos py aar1sang tne,1 ,s 10 Ds ee,i
perate ana conservative, pEt Hiadldsy anu
brave DO MOI, ne seld, Tan 70
gamer the Iruits OF me .ae spleIla1u Fic+ ;c-
every man. whether he desired sir a single
standard or a double stanqara, say apoVe
al thlngs, L am Democfat.
As Senator Blackburn sat down more
sponse. A motion to adjourn for half
an hour was voted down and the band
which prevailed.
Mr.. Money of Mississippi moved that
]. W, Bryan of Nebraska be invited to
the stand. This was received with every
demonstration Of approval bl,t tha chair
announced that Mr. BRYAN was NOT in
the hall.
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bstl i,d3saaeS das,ra - ~ NC 4
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'sNa erHs sshair il s4ated mat f.ovar,,ar tz,,,
~ 81 sl staseu lilse. auveanor lii
.a.3f,, M wteti ,S t IN fses-
governor 'a Dsvid VIA NV pver1,eyer m sng naii ns
I 5ooH sse Sedi1 s a.o aeeAarsu tnal ysster
ea eay Ing ssdl OF empire was transferred
u. M Siie otsales 70 tile nlsSlssl
p aiaey. me 9dy oi sle coiui.ion peopie
i;1, ila "a ~ ny aliu tite qoiiar ol OUT oad
S.e ;o pc rvs.ot Gu; nis Sen.4.isint
go Soseu WIN uhoooiloeo eHeieSi-
'5Ilh. M, ,.,,s ,,,aa x.,>,o s,,as A.
b5 lr;1l Datu III once inofe niieu the lntefluos
~ 5.a,rl,.,,an nlli .i,iie, A,tro,a - ; .,,oa -
,,tsiti was as<1an cerIea ~
=; ~ 80 " a. q .lop fsaS. 11is 9M a, a. eiiy
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he ,,a'r a VIII 70 wArell
her[. ~ % ING alS u.u ny eoile
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nre,sarina affor,a ut,ie sn,,,d
hons IN ts,e ,laonla NO is.aaJ +
VIII ett an1iopp 81 L ,,rocon5ea 20 5;s,e
the cause Of the existing condftions Of
distress which he silnYnarized as the
of the world to make money dear and
property and labor cheap The first step
in this plan was to strike down silver
This doubled the work of gold and
doubled its purchasing power. The con-
sequence was that prices were only half
as high as when we had the TWO metals
and it took all the farmer could raise
to pay his fixed charges his interest and
his taxes. The farmer was prostrated,
In me merchants ana the railroads did less
,,ie,r.. nIs,,.ess dne e sns laDoreT was out en-
ploy1niends. aisad ohal We continue TINS system,
e ne ashed, or go PACK TO waeTe we We're
eloi z. aliu d iVuu W Iaioius oA noes was
od5ad iesoie. oan we 20 on, ne
S3STnssra5 .o,sy 'ls 5o,r 81 oH TWO
in rs,ss b,,,, d,.sS . 50 81 ,ss anu @ pay s
esreaf o,'atIo,s ha.fe,e ,. riizs ~ a. Ie
b ths cotVSisioh ne
or .ssT, zS. - ~. 1S Soi.Venlioii
ersp,,a,,ti., M 15ellala Is,l ? ila9e. At that
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