The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
WENT TO BUTLER
JUDGE DENBISoN NOMINATED FOR
APPELLATE COURT.

Nomination was Made by AccIamatiou and
Rising Vote-Strong Resolution
Passed in Favor of the Free and Unlin
tied Coinage of siIyer-Mayor Savage OF
Wellington Sounds the Sentimen emit of the
Convention for LeweIling and Found II
ssrong-It Felt Good Towards simpson
Too-Judge Dennison's Career.
The Popuiist appellate district con
vention met in Zeininger's hall IN TINS
city yesterday and nominated A W.
Dennison Of Ell Dorado for judge py &C
cIarnation and rising vote.
The convention was not very large
ono brt If brought a number of promi-
nert Populists to town
George NJ. Munger or GREENWOOD
county was made temporary chairman
and Harry Lands of Barber county
was made temporary secretary.
While the chairman was making out
q, list Of the usual committees Judge
Foote of Marion made a short speech
which was replete with sentiments
pleasing TO the heart of a silverman.
The following committees were ap-
pointed, after which the convention ad-
journed: Lands, Barber county
Knauls, Butter county; Riggs, McPher-
son county; Bradshaw. Cowqey county
R0ming, Chase county; Bonesteel, Mar
ion county; Naugle, Summer county,
Comniptee on credentials: Hackney
sTN,,r-ra,. I2ufIar "
Bradley, Harper county; Stone, Harvey
county; A1tell, Reno county.
Committee on permanent organiza-
zion and order of business: Ruble
Sedgwick county; Alexander, Cowiey
county; Campbell, Sedgwick county
Handy, Kingman county; Hardy,
Greenwood county.
The convention then took a recess IN
I'll 2 O'Clock, at which time business was
resumed.
The committee on credentials report
ed the following delegates:
Harper county,. d. Bradley, L. Car
son, O. W. Briggs
Sumner county-B. B. Wilson, Frank
p. Logan. c. L. Handy, Peterson Wyck-
of, w. P. Coldwell, w. Savage.
Lyon county-Dennis Walden, auth
orized TO cast fun vote.
Marion courty-L. C. Riggs, Paul f.
Jones. +. Cutting. Z. II. BonesteeI
COwley cOunty--S. A. Smith, A. J.
Graham, L. S. Alexander, j. c. Brad
shaw, Z. Il. Sanford, C. II. Atkinson
Kingman county-A. j. MadalI, b. c..
Boroughs. J. z. Hamley.
Greenwood county-W r. HaveIv
George NJ. Munger, James p. Easterly,
l. NJ. Smith.
Sedgwick county-GIoses Jay, P. l..
Arnett, William Burns. H. w. Ruble,
l. L. Daniels, c. z. Goodyear, J. H.
Nash. / p. Campbell.
Butler county,. w. Barnes, LATE
Knowles, Z. h. Armstrong, w. G. Tur-
ner, ]. L. Hall.
Barber couuty-H, L. Lands, ]. C.
Ware
Harvey county,. H. Stone, H. D.
Hackney. c. w. Barnes.
Chase cOunty-W. L. Romigh, F.
Johnson.
Reno county-Robert ConneIl, Will
lam Astle. ]. Campbell.
McPh erson county-C. a. Hamlin, H.
i. Slosson, l. 3. K1offenstern, J. L.
Crippen.
The committee on permanent organ
izatiOn reported Mr.. LATE Knowles of
Butier county and Mr.. s. S. Smith OF
and secretary, respectively.
The committee on resolutions report
ed as follows, and on motion Of Mayor
Savage of Wellington their report was
adopted by a rising vote:
The alien money power, which alike
dominates the present Democratic adj
minStration and Republican party con-
fidently relying on the unStinted sup
port of every trust, combine and syndi-
cate, and every species of corporate mo-
nopoly. which lives and thriVeS off the
earnings Of the producing and working
classes, believing that il has so fortified
itself on the Legislative, judicial and adj
illustrative department Of our govern
ment and SO divides the people and
aroused their partisan prejudices as 10
prevent its overthrow, has issued its
challenge to the American people TO
contest its supremacy, and declared Its
uItims3,te purpose TO establish the exist
ing gold standard as tho permanent
financial system Of the republic. 1t also
at rhe same time, threatens our people
into still further contraction of the cur
rencv. destruction of credits, financial
panics and ultimate ruin If they do not
tamiey submit TO its eXactionS and join
in the worship of its golden calf.
I'VE believe that the adoption of the
present gold standard as our perma-
nent financial system, means the do
minancy of the Uoneyed class, poverty,
degradation. and servitude for adj 9TH
er classes, the overthrow of republican
institutions and the esta blishment OF
European social conditions. Accept the
the challenge of the gold power and
pledge ourselves 10 make determined
and relentless fight for the overthrow
of this dangerous and destructive for
eign money power, and the restoration
of the republic of our fathers.
'sro this end we Invite a cooperation
of all those WHO believe in a better II
aancial system, the free and unlimited
coinage of silver at a ratio of is 10 l,
rather than retarded business, 10 join US
in this contest.
The peoples note or bonds should
not be issued without their consent
through congress. We censure the Re
publican party for its Inconsistency In
denouncing President Cleveland for
issuing bonds in time of peace. and at
the same time killing in the Republican
house a bill passed by the senate pro-
hibiting such issues without the
consent of congress.
Firmly convinced that the gold pow
er as embodied In the Republican party.
must be oyerthrown before any other
reforms IN our government can be oh
tanned, without ab9ting our loyalty and
allegiance 20 the cardinal principles of
the Peoples party. We are willing, in
view OF the tremedous interests at
stake. 10 make our chief contest n rhis
campaign the free coinage OF silver and
we call upon all those opposed 10 the
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