The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-09-10
PALMER AND
BUCKNER.
This is The Ticket Nominated Bv
The Convention Held at
indianapolis.
FOR A GOLD STANDARD.

re-, -,
'i''" 7''Ss' anu
ignores IN" Income rax-Gen. Palmer
T"ushtin The Union ar.nrand Governor
sgueaoer Served g. t.. c,n,e,,.~.,u
..ea,,,
'''"' '.''7 'e'7E" with
ne 1ieket.
CONVENTION HALL. InCianarol;s
Sept. 1.-The first days session of the
National Democratic convention. call
ed by the advocates Of sound money
and the opponents Of the Chicago
platform, to1neet IN indianapolis to-
day, was not marked by much enthu-
Slasm.
Eight hundred and twfnty-iOur del
egate5 were present. These repre-
sented iorty-one states aud three Ter
rltories. Ia many Instances the dele
gates were supplemented hy full sets
Of alternates.
Ihe convention went 10 work at
onc", ell tcted both temporary and
permanent organization, and gOL down
10 that Important point in its order of
business, where It's platform comes in.
senator Iaimer, OF ILLINOIS, chair
man OF The committee which issued the
can, raped The convention to Orde
EA-PoVerhor lower was made fem
porary chairman and read very long
address, some points Of which were
cheefed. lie was succeeded as the perm
anent chairman by senator CatIery
OF I0usana, whose speech was much
shorter than the Temporary chair
mans.
The CratOTical effects OF the day
were secured by j. L. Everett, OF
Massachusetts, and John !. Irish, OF
Nrli-"i I'd
,an... ~ o,-.,edt. "o'"tF 1,@l ru ti'a
i a9''1' vas u S"I" ahu ho'
ioi IL ny III '7i II" 'oiia
| az ee"'eHV' asserting 'haI every Ia
| ti"n whose views were worth having
! i'au aupp'e" 'hr Soiu a'ahoaru.
/" AIS" p'i"'@ eu any aIliAhce WIZ
"a = .s 10y p,"'Go1ioi'l9la "1u I'foo'A'ii
(" reg ui%' Ivy ,o' Tue pfese1S COW en-
Viol' WHICH ne oeIie'eu "ouiu DC tn'
! precursor "i q I"hg me ol reSnial
be!nOcratic conventions.
! ne NIiicaZo co,iN tntioh ana piac
ioi III "eio - t'o'eo a. 'sh'oG' "''c III
-. % .u'''''' - 'he Sps"h0'S ah'' coi'eh
ion
| me 'oinEhI1ee Oh r0ieS ana th'
Couim't0ee on permanent SahiZaIioi
po' recoLiIhehueo the aoop!Ioh ol TN
i"ie3 VI oi'o l"'' i'eiilo'i ",'o '"''en
cloh, naming ass as such Ihe Democfati'
| con oll vi i''-, I'"u ,iieiI Ie'oAi
,:o.: ne onu"I'o-'7 We "00p'eo "''ho"'
sr'' . NY
o,o,ne, ne 0oii' enUlo', "uJ9ui i'to un'l' l
;tt' ;.Von ~, li't ~" "''n Wy YIN
n,.+fo-,o ,n'TII "i vii hn dr. nror,sod o wv
|
MR. CAfFEff ADDRESS.
| senator Gallery, OF Louisiana, IN As
SumIng the permanent Craftsmanship 0
| tha convention said:
"l tender this convention my deepes
THANKS ior the nigh honor o. seiectln,
me to preside over its deliberations.
snail always regard as The hlghes
ever conferred upon me.
"CharSed by our party with the func
tion OF ministertng in It's 1emple O
laith ana teaching the people its tru
doctrines, our priests nave deSecfate
It's affairs, broken ITS shrlnes and taugh
1aise doctrines 10 Jhe people. We nov
enter the sanctuary or the tempt
again and take possession OF the ark
the covenant ol our lalth, which W
Will hereafter VlSiIantly guard, pro
tect anu defend. We VIII purify 1t
GeSecratHu &ItATS ana rebuild It's DrCk
en- shrlneS.
"Loyalty TO party dlsclpllne and OF
ganlzatlon mas ever been The pride an
sCrenSth OF our party. Loyalty l
pfincipie mas ever been ana Will eve
be It's cardlnaI ana leading tenet paI
amount 20 all others, binding IN cor
science ana guiding the action {
every true Democrat. =
; Continuing Mr.. Gaiiery said, refer
, ring to the Chicago platform:
1T is the lsh1nael of platforms.
raises It's hands against some of th
principles Of both parties aud nearl
all the principles of the Democrat
party. Ii is Degotten Of the unha
; lowed union between Democracy, POI
ulisln and anarchy. And that tt
/ scriptures may be fulfilled, it will
, fugitive and a wanjerer on the ia,
of the earth.
1--WE hold that no argument is nee,
ed to show the revolutionary and al
arGhistic character of The doctrine th
the laws cannot be enforced in Sta
5 to protect property which is tne juri
I diction Of Federal courts, or to pr
, tect the United States, or that the s.
preme court ought to De reOrganiZe
or that the national faith be violate
, '"''' ''0 "a ~ '"'0 S'ii.A i"
q t;nn t'ts, of issn;no nsn,r - I,cnav @ nuoht
no exclusively rxprcisa, nv the Fe
. or,1 ,,o,,nrn,,o,t
W. hnId 1ba+ tho +baorr of f.
y o,in,o-, ~ Silva. ,,;th oaI>, ~ 10 -
I,n7 10 ns IG ~ ~ sSr,,;ts ' nt .re~nnant =
tt we hold thar the wei i@bt of author;t
the STRENGTH of rpssoninp and +
V facts ~ nistorv ali noinr to it's faIla,
6 and tie ruiuous conseouences of
n, adopt,ou. We hold that it will rob f.
" moor man of his WAGES ana the rich m
s Of his wealth. rha widow of her sa
e inos rho chiI5 of lis nstrimnnv +
Ii so,diar Of his nension the indnstrio
# Of his toll and the inventor of rewa
e ofhis o-o,;us
At Nv. holt that # will, damor,l;xa q
~ sor;onsi, d;Stn-h tba ;n,r,eG;.ta r..
- and nn;,n,arca " tive ran,'hl;c .
driva tha corI+rv to a d;scr.ditah :