The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-19
Ct LOUIS SlLVERlTE SWARMS
INNS WEEKS TWO CONVENTIONS
TO BE LIVELY.

sa-,,n. However. strong in the
r..1.. Of the PopuIIsts and the
National silver Party-Both Con-
,.ntfons 10 BE Large and Both TO
omen on Wednesday
So Tauis. July 1S.-Delegates to the two
,...,.aI conventions, 10 be held in St
r-.i. next week, have begun to arrive
~ lunches Arrangements are rapidly
t-- crmpleted. and by Tuesday every
,-rk VIII lie in readiness.
Tie pouuist convention promises to be
-.- ursHest ever held by that party.
~.4-. is every indication that the ses-
.s.rs will be stormy from beginning to
--r The fight will be over the endorse
--.rr 6f Bryan and Sewall the demo-
r-.-. nominees The middle Of the ROAD
r,ol.s-s viii want to put up ticket Of
+-..- own. but the rank and file OF the
mart, seem to favor indorsing the demo-
cratic candidates Chairman Taubeneneck
returned from Chicago this morning. 1t
is common report here that his visit to
Chicago was mainly to confer with How
ard Taylor. relative to the stand to be
taken by the Illinois delegation on the
work of the Chicago convention. Ser
e.ant-at-Arms Mcdonald said that If his
information was correct the delegations
from Illinois. Indiana and Ohio We're all
To vote against Bryan and Sewall at the
populist convention next week.
About twenty-five delegates TO the popu-
list convention attended a meeting OF the
ST. Louis committee last night, and list
ars1 To speerhes bv AIessrs. owen of Ten
C,,.....A - cot,
nessee, Reld OF iowa, GelStiOh u ~OlO
RADIO and others Of the middle Of the road
,ourse OF action.
&C. a., ....,.,, ,,,1-,,,- tho committees
-"'eI u'e sieecH "loNii's '"0
held secret session and adopted lhe I0I-
loving resolution: Resolved, that While
the plu,ocratic newspapers, and espec-
tally democratic newspapers, are puDllsh-
ing urazenly that populst inoiFluuals ana
organizations are endorsing Bryan TO such
an extent as TO indicate that the natonal
convention would probably nominate or
iudOrse Bryan, yet all the information
coming from the congressional conven-
tons and the peoples party press snow
PLAINLY that ~ per cent OF lhe popuilsI
voters are in the middle of the road and
the convention viii nominate none but
pOpulst.
The national silver convention will be
held IN the Grand Music Han at the eX-
position building next Wednesday. The
opening session will begin about 10 a. m.
Sergeaut-at-Arms Dowd has counleted
the arrangements for decorating and ad-
1asling the aall for convention purposes.
ting it up for the occasion. The telegraph
companies strung wires into the building
yesterday. Mr.. DOwd said to-day: I'VE
WIZ nave big convention here and place
in nomination D state and national ticket.
There viii be fully l. 600 delegates and AL
lernales i'm attendance. / am unable to
say whether the convention will endorse
bIyaE' Ihere is strong sentiment in his
party. ] wish it understood that tbe ma
uoual silver party will be separate and
distinct from the populist convention
which couvenes on the same date"
w. i. ST. John the eral7 l7tfar,,o'y, e1a+oa e..
permanent Chairman of ti ti, 80 LSL
convention, drew a salary Of s1S O00 q 80.
Tor thirteen years as Dresfdenf of a ~,
York bank. When he gave I'M tba 49,;
denCy and the salary v,itb AZ it ~ p't1 ~ 81
it Wis claimed he oo1,iJ IA r. ldsl month,
both by simply keepinay his ciir,s,,, ,; "a
ID himself Francis p Ne7rIa-I0 EtoWS
70 serve as temporary cbairr,aT " " iio 80, -
Music haU conventio,, q, a. ~, nan NAN oL tne
sentative of The eiI,leI. - lllg only repre-
fourth congress- He home is ~ ''iS ~ L u ~
The populfsts and ell,,o. -, - N nevada.
pereuce" meetings ar $500 ,1I ilSIu eX-
hotels last ricb+ .9eNSIdt haIs and
D. q C9,,+,,-8ii ~ 1II,lle lle Laclede hotel,
bro ,1.. l1ltl Meu OF Illinois addressed as
mercia travellers room, fIloriIIt. ~ 'ne COM
ment of BRYAN '4Ns iiluoI Sc
In the Southern hotel ..
speakers Vyere bni1iI1-t iIotei Totunda three
time AOitH aI the same
The most in,ro~+o,,4
the TtndeU yrb,-a LII m sdtheIlng was at
silver men beiJ - eeI popullsts and six
situation Their businels session on uhe
Bryan tide. II w. i151s was 10 stem the
agreed upon f5o1 flJlseiIied lnat they had
Duluth Nfnn a. ID aa,,.5; l5s a. IoWne of
dent and had CONNIE In ctIilH!udte t Tor Fresi-
the front as oor,jIet l'e.- 0eu 70 push MIN to
ment -" bryan qhdorse-
Mr. TowDe u-as o 7,,o.-.-.
lcau national co,,IaN'ti15 U,.e5 iLe 70 the repub-
obtrusive boIte +i ~ ioIl, on, ana was an un-
Dubois ana t6a 49, "tign senators Ieller and
b0ous were horn Jos+ rie,t,+ T4'HureW hiW other
so well incubated as ms ~ 0It NY none We're
The executive aor,rIif+cCoI riitl. oI Slf; Iowne:
national eornmitte il zee OF the popultst
noon TO-DAY ,r5,i 80 nero us meeting at
H. Il Tan6anlL,IlT SoInLnltJee consists of
kin VI Terre IIo,,h5 St4IIlllldn; 81 NJ. 9. Ran
ing-0n. ID q To-na(;,- .; n :, tanner Of Wash
neso5a. Ceoro, 4, W 10 Cohheily of Min
causatts Z g., I w dsnDurn Of Massa-
York. GeoToe C,itiSa-dCF 1ttJe W dCF narln of New
o. Stricl{IaI of NIols 4eilsI 1I Alabama and V
The business r3,,t +,,,iIt,S,tI;; a.
10 the prelimine,,,,i related entirely
ton. all confeste Gtse,iiss S.,1ils OF the conven-
rry orgarizafio13' - -, uSs!ons OF tempo
the raesri 'loi, le elc, Delng referred to
Oh Tuesday, 1eNt ''i0 national committee
An arra-, s-a,,oe.