The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-01-30

eAsninl manufocsufses. apd Other sndus-
trial voskess 10 The iRsei ofCAin~1 ccos,as
Therusosn. be Is sssoived. thas ofer and
above al DIR guOsons q peasy. ne -
IN fssus Of Neor:s4 10 The resese o. y
the Ccnais1soo-Ssad and .iivsr. ncs onss
bo, hosh-sAs moeay Of Wneinsioo aoe
Hnniisou ed JeDsrsoa anA xoorus All
Jarkson and Lincoln. 10 ths end that the
American propss may rscsive
soxssf PAT ros An HoSrsT rrortcT.
the American dsbso, pay his .usi cbii,a-
tiOoa in IN honest Standard and MOI IN .
Standard that Il appreciated is PEI oroS
above ali the ersaf stAplo OF our country,
and to the cod further thsi silver standard
COUNTRIES may Be deprived Of the unnatural
advantage thsy now satoy IN the d.6efsnoe
in exchange beeween eold and sslver-an
sdvanfags which ta1in legislation alone can
.so< overcome
people Of the United Ssssee that, leaving IN
abeyanc for the moment all other q1er-
tons. however important, even motnen.
tous, they may appear, and sundrrng II
need be
ALI yoRnKl rAKrS riEs AND AFFILIATIONS
that they unite in one supreme effort TO
free themselves and their Children from the
domination Of the money power-a power
raore destructive than any which has ever
any race or in any age. And upon the con
summation of their desires and efforts we
invoke the gracious favor OF Divine froyi
dence.
The reading of the report was inter
rupted with outbursts Of applause ut
every sentence. At the conclusion
every man liz the hall rose to his feet.
Hats and umbrellas were waved in the
air, and there were three loud cheers.
Senator Jones WAS called upon for .
speech. He said: "You will either
be redeemed and disenthralled AMI
the twentieth century will either be
opened with wave OF prosperity, or
We will 60
GRADUALLY DOWN. TO SLAVERY.
1t is . question whether the poor
houses shall be turned into factories,
or the factories shall be turned into
poor houses"
Upon the motion OF Mr.. Hatch, q
rising vote Of thanks was rendered to
Senator Jones and committee, and the
report was adopted unanimously. Mr..
Difenderfer, Of Philadelphia, declared
that he had been q political hereto
without . creed, but he believed
the men who framed those resolutions
did right in the sight of God and man.
COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATION.
The report of the committee on or
ganizatiOn was read as follows:
That a convention of the qualified
voters of the United States rho believe
in the principles this day enunciated
by this conference, and who are will
ing to
r SUBORDINATE PARTY ALLEGIANCE
and fealty to those principles, and t.
support the nominees of the national
convention provided for by this con.
ference, shall be held at the city of st
Louis, Mo-, on the 22d day of July, A
D. 1896, at the hour of II o'clock noon
That the appOrtiOnment to such con.
vention shall be one delegate for eacl
Senator and Representative in the
United States Congress from the sew.
eral States, and one delegate for eaci
delegate in Congress from the severa
Territories, and additional delegate.
for the several States and TerritOrie.
based upon the silver strength as IS.
lcertained from the American Bimetal
lie Union.
APPORTIONMENT OF DELEGATES.
The number of delegates apportione,
to each State and Territory shall be a
follows:
Alabama, 80; Arizona, 6; Arkansas
necticut, Is; Delaware, 5; Florida, 3
Georgia, so; Idaho, 10; illinois, so: In
diana, 40; Iowa, 35; Kansas, 60; Ken
lucky, %; Louisiana, 20; Maine, 8
Maryland, 8; Massachusetts,, p; Mich
igan, "a; Minnesota, 80; Mississippi
%; Missouri, 45; Montana, Is; Nebras
Ia, 81; Nevada, Is; New Hampshire, q
. New Jersey, II; New York, A; Mort
Carolina, 20; North Dakota, II; Ohio
40; Oregon, IL; Oklahoma, 10; Penn
sylvania, 45; Rhode Island, 8; Sout
, Dakota, Is; South Carolina, 30; Ten
nessee, "a; Texas, 20; Vermont, s; Vii
! ginia, 40; Washington, IL; West Vii
: ginia, IL; Wisconsin, Is; Wyomin,
Is; New Mexico, 8; Utah, 20; DistriC
Of Columbia, a; Indian Territory,
? Alaska, 2.
All delegates shall be elected at put
lie conventions, or at public meeting
4 to be held either in the several State.
I at-large or in the several counties {
;. districts of such States as the nation,
Z committee might prescribe.
y No person shall be eligible as q del,
4 gate to any such convention or meet
E ing, or shall sit as delegate in sal
J, National Convention, who is not
q favor of the declaration of principl,
Q this day enunciated by this confe
:, ence, and who is not willing to subO
dinate party allegiance to the advance
ment of such principles, and to SUI
Q port the nominees of said CONVEX
ton.
: The national committee shall procee
|. at once to organize the several Stat,
4 and Territories for the success of tn
It movement.
Among other prominent men in a,
tendance whose names are not men
!. toned above were:
d Judge Sheldon, of Connecticut; NJ
7 Emerich, of Illinois; Mr.. Hill, of Ma
d sachusetts; Mr.. Turner, Mayor of La
sing and late Republican candida
for Governor Of Michigan; Presidel
4 Woodland, of the California Sta
+ tGrange; Hon. jeff Chandler, of Mi
souri,; Congressman McLaurin,
i. South Carolina.