The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-19
An Address VIII Be Issued to
the People.
UNITE ALL PARTIES
In Support of One Candidate Is
the Plan.
Expect to Carry Everything
West of the Mississippi.


gates played star engagement yeslel
dar- X was brief. but dramatic in the
e,-+-ar-a and easily divided the public
~. -.-- ...s.s, +l,, Sweet. 7a.,+ia1 nor7frla-
,s 3. ~ corvaD
l--i-- -1-@ 49, -
ton were Of an Impressive H'-e
TN 81 the situation There were only
IS OF the silver men who left the hail,
f11t there was a feeling that the hearts
af hundreds and more who voted with
the majority. followed the depaf lllls
DELEGATIONS down the l0nE aisle as cney
STROBE alonE- Nevertheless, the DailA
played the convention Joined in sing
ing THE Red. White and blue. ana
the business Of the great salnellliS
proceeded as ~ no unusual event 4la~
occurred
The men who walked out held a MIN
fature convention OF their own ana
arraed to spring Senator Teller of Col
orado. who has been their leader in the
fndep-udeut movement. as a candidate
fer president This plan Will prO1aLtS
be consummated at q meeting TO be
held TODAY when an address Will De IS
sued over the signatures Of the Qlsal
fected delegates who turned their backs
upon the convention, and prooaply py
some others A canVess Ior sigma ~ -
was made last night among the sllNei
men, and the CauNaSsers expressed SAT
isfoctfon at the success which they had
mot They do mot expect to secure the
names III am the delegates who voted
against the gold plank Dug they say
they have received words or enco u1t1s5
menL from q majority OF Lnell- ---7
address VIII simply suggest 9ehal1+
TeIler's availability as a pfeslueLlt-el
candidate. uDon whom the entire sill
res7- vote can be concentrated, and CALI
f-r fuan the voters Of All parties who
believe in bimeta1lism to unite upon
h5na
Tt was we'll understood among ting
boiling delegates that while only one
delegate from Montana congressman!
Hartman Went out GA the po-l, tne 1ull
delegation was In perIecl ssilpa-Hs
with the movement iuclulll5 91lle-+0l
Carter and Mantle They had QlLereu-
emces of opinion about the necessity "a
going bodily out OF the nan some %
them taking the position that 1t would
BE JUST as effective for the delegates e
remain silent in their seats ana @l-A-
out partfci patiug m lne ptocselLll5
as it7Would pe 70 walk OUT y y Syl--
IDENTIFY expected tnat tne ehslls NL2--
tana delegation WAIA De -Jui4 WO-A..-l@
i'm perfect harmony WIN lAeiI Doie--i5
colleagues
Counting Senators carter ana MAN ll1
end the four senators Teller DUBOIS.
Cannon ana PettigraW- ~ no went OUT
there are six United states senator's
who participated ln the protest 5aAAat
tine eota pla-lEe- AA5s c1-iS. ----I .--
Que-seF=nth ol the Eeep 4'll1e-iA 7-l eng IA
ln rne senate
Their leieetloh REDUCES -L-S ~ - 30
can fepre5en tatioA IN tLe senate ~ 90
and makes the hepupllcdn vote ol-S
less than that oI the DEMOCRATS al
thls oil course depends upon the extent
70 which carter ana dalllle JelA IN tllS
independent movement / rs sllnsL Lll-L-
regard inns as an ol4 ~ ~ 1855
il---47 OF van ~ y -i
During the aItelaoon an lllLo-llle--
conference QL Lhe al7alAsetFI 49Ls4a-es
was nel4 az senator -JuLIi7 AoDLl4S e-
which there were ABOUT ~ present ne
conference was held penlna closed
doors but the proceedings We're
given out The essential feature was
9 decision to place senator refer IN
the ne-l aS q presllenL1al gandluate-
AT 'c4och ~ was oLllclal4y anhOuIlc-
ed 90 the members OF the press IN WalI-
ing that the conference could not give
out It's appeal 70 Lne people unl4 Lo-
cay
I'D TINS appeal lL IS known l1let -lle
nomination Of senator Teller VIII pc
recommended for president and der
claraton Of principles VIII be made 1T
cation had been effeCted that the con-
pose OF an interchange of views Sena-
tors Cannon and Dubois and others
outlined declarations 9f Independence
which differed only ia form except ON
one point The point of difference was
as 10 whether the % delegates who
withdrew from the convention had FIN
81 Jurisdiction IN the course to be pur-
sued Senator Cannon led those who
held that the convention decided them
as as was done ia vvitbdrawine- from
the convention and proceeding i'm ac-
cordance with the wishes of their con-
stftueucfes Others are71ed 4bat 4ha1
should NOT proceed TO nor7ira+a q t5ol--
ct tim they bad subrnftted the nroDosi-
tion to tne people bv caflina other dis
trict and state conventions
An exception was conceded by all In
the case of Colorado where the state
convention instructed it's DELEGATES to
be governed h7 the views and ao+for,
OF Senator Teller While this action
gave fine Colorado 1a1seatee f7r,oI -
fsHfctfon as rs their -e47rsa t7e--e. 100
8 hitch because Senator Teller bs5
been required not to be present ov-ire
20 the desire Of his associates to r1ai5e