The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-09
GOLDNEN Do ORGANIZE
VIII Put Out Another National
Democratic Ticket.
TwO-THIRDS THE STATES IN LINE

WIN he Nominated.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. s.-The name Of
the new party il the National Demo.
cratic party Its organizers call those
supporting the Chicago platform and
ticket the Populite. Democratic party
Tho national convention Of the Demo
cratic party viii be held at indianapolis
the first week in September.
There was unanimity in the confer.
ence Of the selection Of the name Of the
National Democratic party and also in
determining TO distinguish the two par.
ties by referring 10 those supporting the
Chicago platform AZ the Populite. Demo.
cratic party. There was a conference
between the provisional national com.
mittee at which IL was decided 10 call a
convention and nominate another ma.
tional ticket Some Of the eastern and
southern members opposed third ticket
at first. but when they were told that
the middle states party fealty was &C
regarded that many Democrats would
not vote unless there was third ticket,
then all objections from the east and
south were withdrawn and the decision
10 hold a convention was unanimous
The strongest opposition to a third
ticket came from Rhode Island and
Texas. the smallest and the largest
states. They were given the fulles,
consideration because Of the desire for
unanimous action which was finally Sc
cured.
Two-thirds Of the states had rep.
resentatives here a. members Of the
provisional national committee, there
were more advisory visitors than com.
mittecmen. The occasion was more IN
the nature Of a general conference OF
gold standard Democrats than tina, Of
committee meetings. While the move.
ment il the outgrowth Of the free silver
element controlling the Chicago con
vention IL did not take organic form
until after that convention, when an
address was Issued and a conferenc,
held in Chicago. July 90. On the fol.
lowing day temporary plan wa'
adopted under which the meeting wa'
held here yesterday.
This temporary convention provided
for an executive committee, consisting
Of Bragg Of Wisconsin. Broadhead Of
Missouri. HAldeman Of Kentucky, Rob
bins Of Illinois and Bynum Of Indiana
which made arrangements for thii
meeting and carried ON correspondence,
with gold standard Democrats in thos'
states not represented at Chicago or
July 90. 80 AZ to have full representation
at this time
The telegram from President Cleve
land was regarded by all as indicating
his sympathy with th, movement
Every mention Of the presidents nam'
was loudly cheered. His portrait wa
the oenterpicce In the Assemblyroom
Ex.CongrcssmAn Outhwaite, who mad
the motion for a convention 10 nominal,
candidates for president and vice presi
dent. holds a prominent appointment
appointment under President Cleveland
General Bragg. ex. Congressman Bynuu
and all the leaders are considered stroul
administration men. The largest visit
ing delegations outside Of Indiana cam
from Kentucky. Ohio and Illinois.
Hon. Joseph H. outhwaite Of Ohio
a. chairman Of the committee ON cal
for the national convention and plan O
organization, reported the following
resolution, which was repeatedly inter
rupted in its reading by applause. am
was adopted unanimously;
TO the Democrats Of the Unite
States A political party has Away
been defined TO be an association q
voters 20 promote the success Of politi
cal principles held in common. Tn
Democratic party during its whole hi.
tory has been pledged 10 promote IN
liberty Of the individual, the security q
private rights and property and the 81
premacy Of the law. Il has always In
sisted upon safe and stable none
for the peoples use. Il has insste
upon the maintenance Of the financii
honor Of the nation as well a. upon th
preservation invislate Of the institv
tons established by the constitution
Those, is principles, were abandonc
by the supposed representatives Of n
party At a national convention rocentl
assembled At Chicago. The Democrat
party viii, therefore. cease 10 exist NJ
less Il be preserved by the voluntary a,
; tion Of such Of its members as still a,
here to the fundamental principles n
majority Of the members Of that COZ
= vention, however large, had any rigl
or power 10 surrender those principle
When they undertook 10 do 80 that a
! semhlage ceased 10 be q Democrat
convention.
"Tho action taken. the irregular pr
= ceedings and the platform enunciai,
by that body were and are 30 utter
10 indcfensibly revolutionary and oonsl
le tute such radical departures from d
principles Of true Democracy. whi
should charac.erise a sound and pat
II clio administration Of our c0nnlry's
fairs, that ia results are not entitled