The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-06-13
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1naI,sis af the tesi. taan) and de -lsgo'
~ al. cases s!san theft merits rrss'dlesI
n lssfsoDAl ezlIoatlai candidates ot
frfsruHre ~ proIultCes - contestant
DO ihu nnanrlsi question. Their do
<1slnu 10 favor II any dele CATION wilj hay'
III ,he eject % seating tts members Tor
1eur1rafY usgRnisatiun. anl their ~ars
Dni necessarily ,po supSrs~yie-! by the coin
nii'e" On credentials. hHt they haPe &,
Nrfarrn tho tasA thoroughly aa tC
kave comparatively HttIs fur that com
nii'~e 10 H. The national committee
Ill probably b engaged upon coatea''
4he greater uart ~ the week
II Tho NJ kinney men have decided upar
g, " Fairbanks % inIiapa for temper
- chairman. bat many members at'
HrEips Samuel FrHpSudrn Of rnnnNrli tut
sss~ndsn vili not 10 satisfactory 10 NJ.
Finley iaaIrfa ami II iho national com
|mit,ee should name him. II might precip'
1n,s a contest In tho convention. u 10
Dossthl~. however. tina; everything MAJ
- al tastoi tn tho committee
"a The toior~d DELEGATES,
" The trouble ahou, tho colorej dcl"gatcF
'nperna settled Chairman Garter received
Numerous kilograms from ali over the
|ecuniry calling for removal Of the con.
MENTION n tho roloFel men do not receive
Zfa,r treatment Tho matter win bo
Wrought up in committee today. and
.chaiman Kennsrl Of tho local committee
.Will give assurances that tho colorci del.
s0ratez will 10 taken care Of
a careful, analysis of the situation
Eoee,na tn Indicate that straddle on the
IN snrIsi question would not he popular
"a s'raails To hold the silver ata'oa. lead
|ers say. would lose New York. New Jer
Eeey and Connecticut in case gold demo.
Eerat waa in tho field silver mon claim
Elhat no ptra1lte the republicans could
Eadopt would hold Colorado and such
[ata'cs against tho nominee Of democrats
Fani republicans on silver platform
EFiRurins on the basis of tho electoral col
NrEc II IL declared the only logical. can
Edii way would be 10 condemn free coin
ago and declare unmistakably for tbs
EprrRont standard.
Il Tho national republican committee me
D. y O'Clock with Chairman Carter q
Montana in tho chair. There were yer,
f-v aEaeutOos
Tho fret business before tho committee
tho consideration of IeS contests, wa
promptly taken up, The Initial meeting
Ewas Of an executive character, the pres
kand public being excluded. The executive
{eommiit"e of the national committee he'll
10 meeting today 10 hear the report Of tn
Eeuh- committee which made arrangement
#for tho convention
An Informal visit to the convention
hulliing was made by Chairman Carte
mud other members. Tn. acoustic proper
Ties Of tho han were found all that coul
be desired
The committee had been In session onl
fcw minutes when Richard Ecrens ri
Eret"d motion to admit the press, whic
was adopted. II was discovered as 400
rs tho committee announced tts READINGS
TO take m the Alabama contests that th
parties were not prepared to proceed In
meaiatcly. Recess was therefore take
4 until o'clock when u was announce
that the states would he taken up alphi
h beticnlly to hear contests
On motion of Powell CLAYTON u was a.
cided that In preparing the roll call q
committee should proceed In the follow
Ing order: First. all contests shall
heard and determined by the whole con
mittce; second. the states and territori