The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-07
BRASS BANDS BRAY
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was unseated- The statement came as
a surprise. because Senator Hi has
been very conservative in the matter %
statements When visited this morning
BY q representative OF the Associated
Press hessid:
The statement Is absolutely false.
The only things said were embodied n
an interview tkat I gave 20 your assO-
cation yesterday I never said any
thing 70 give any person the impression
that would counsel a bolt In fScc.
have refrained scesdfastly fran max
ing statements OF what action we would
take in the converioa-"
BOTES MEMS PLANS
Chicago, July 6-Ex-Governor BoieS
Is expected 70 return 10 Chicago some
hne during the day. TIE gold men %
iowa are psrfscting al organization for
the support OF BoieS. The leaders arr
richardson. member OF the natiOnsl
committee: Cato sells. Judge kinney
and J NJ Gobble. The latter Is one %
the four deleg steS from Ohio. The 9TH
er three gold delegates rsfuss 10 parts
iv1S u the movement for the noEuina-
ten os BoSss. and have already given
notice that they intend % bolt a silver
oE-.naticn whether Il = BO1ss o. a-v
other man The organization OF the
Iowa Boies men has IFS purpose Tor tRe
holding for Bo5es all silver Gelega ties POS
Sble. and when h has secured enough
70 effect a nomination Il supported BY
the gold delegates from eastern states
these delegates are % vote Tor him o.
course X = necessary % secure pledges
from eastern delegates 70 bring about
MS nomination.. II : nos known how
many eastern delegates can De secured
Under this ARA ngemsat L. Is not IN
tended that eastern gold men shall vote
for Boies unless he has enough silver
votes 70 nominate him. for il Is feared
the support OF the gold votes would
drive the silver votes away from him
Gen. J. b Weaver OF Iowa Is IN con-
ference with the Boies b-aders today.
and said he was in favor OF the fusion OF
Democrats ana POpulists not only n
congressional districts in the state OF To-
wa, but also throughout the nation. NJ.
Weaver. VINO was the Pcpul.st csRdi-
date four years ago. says he q for Tel
Ter, and hopas that Teller viii BE- nOnin-
ated. II Teller IS not selected ~ vii
support Bo!es and viii urge the PopG-
lists 10 support nm II he Is nominated
by The Democrats. provided he = not
AA%AAAAA-sA 80 VII AAAE 81 VA -+lE k1aA
votes IN the convention. Weaver says
he viii not support any Democrat who
is nomiua bed in this convention with the
aid OF gold votes, and VIII urge the Pop
ulists 20 oppose fusion for such candl-
date. especially II there = any appear
airce % a combine N favor OF a silver
candidate which looks Ike a compro-
mise with gold forces.
SURE BLAND STATES.
Chicago. July s-The Illinois delega-
ton today decided that Illinois should
cast her As VOTES for Bland for presl-
dent. The first formal vote stood -
10 l for Bland. with four delegates ab-
sent. Preceding the formal vote there
vas n Informal ballot. IN which Steven
son and others received scattering
votes.
The Kansas delegation adopted a res
oluuon today 20 cast its twenty votes
for Bland. This result was reached
only after long and stormy meeting
All OF the delegates "a was developed
We're personally n favor OF Bland. but
a faction OF them made a vigorous pro-
test against the methods BY which the
attempt 20 secure instruc lions FOR him
were carried on. Senator John Martin
the chairman OF the delegation. and
David OverTneyer were managing the
Bland interests and offered a resolution
that the delegation poll IT'S vote for
Bland National Committeeman J. r.
Johnson led the opposition. He pro-
tested that Matin and Ovcrmeyer had
arranged with the Bland Managers 10
carry the delegation for the N szouri
man and expected 10 reap All ne pollt-
ical beneflts accrUing from the trans
action. As a parliamentary move. Mr.
Ovsrmeyer offered substitute that the
delegation vote for Bryan THIS was
defeated and the delegation gave its %
votes for Bland
BLAND SHOOTERS.
Chicago. July s.-The Bland boomers
began Systematic campaign OF shout
ing for the Missouri. man today. pland's
band. followed by marching clubs. BE-
s.eged the corridors OF all the hotels.
and little crowds % visitors visited th-
headquarters OF the different del@ga-
tons and made them vocal with their
battle cries. Their cries were both
unique and pictJ.resque
The Tsmmsny delegation from New
York arrived this morning. and there
were some iudLcrous features 20 the ar
rival The delegates came In on two
trains and the majority grabbed Their
bags ana went % their headquarters
Some few, however. not chewing y
possible that the great club would no.
be met with band. followed a band
that started across Michigan avenue.
When they had walked several blocks
beyond Their hotel. they suddenly found
th4t they had ben marching andper-
spring behind a Bland contingent and
y
very cresrfsii@n- There wee several
state senators and other prominent men
In the delegs ton The New YORK dele
CATION vii met ton ght and s@iec: tae.r
membe-s OF COMMITTEES
WESTERNEEs FOR BLAND
Chicago. July s-The Tlnes-H.raf5
today p71ats the following views from
prominent delegates Who are here a.
tending the conv-utign.
i have served four y-ars n con 1-ras
with Nr. Bland and th~rs witu@saei
as esrnest devotion % the cau=- q r.l-
We. believe tlat his work "a seas1a
and out Of sesson "a behalf % ths.
caEse has had n79Te % DO uta the
CREATION q this peaceful revolutlsa thaa
anything else that has haaoenNI IN a..
past twenty year-- HIS nam aaI
record VII make a platform Th~ r,-a-
pc n his campo q want % knox nat
- man they vote Tor for p-ss-deut - ia
good fzfsh n h.z advocacy o. zlIvz-
Ar- Bland - a California piuu~--. also
q N~yzcz plOoe~r. n thu two ssatss
he WELDED q pick sDd -e1cv--i and siace
BIS return % Nlz@olIr1 from fhe zre-t
has followed ~ oc~supaco1. sxe@yt fhe
Tine - was s-Tvt1E - cDoEr-ns. q =
tsru7er. 50 re have 81 him a nan g
the p-0p8-. sp-inKf1g from the ranks
and n sympathy E4ca their asp lratsoas.
Th-s contest - one q the raasse~ "a
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