, 1896-08-11

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The democrats O, Albany c,unty held
their adjourned ssss'ln a. The court
house last evening AMI complf ell the
work of naming delegarr, Fl, The STATE
IN at Rock Srrings
But Lille interest v1s manifested in
the proceedings. there mi beng over
a haiI-dozen suea,at-rs nresenu
number Of the delegates were conspicu-
Gus by their absence
The meeting was called IN order nv
Chairman C. p, Arnold who briefly
stated that the business before the con.
vention was The election nj "a deIeg,tes
to the state convention to be held at
Rock Springs on Thursday next
On motion of Secretary Gosden ii
was moved that the conyention nro-
coed to elect and nominations were de-
clared in order. ]. NJ. Ingersou started
the ball a rolling by nominating \ f
Corthell and then the following names
were submitted as eligible to fill re-
quirements: p. L. Lowe. w, II Uoll;-
day. c. W. Bramel. j. NJ. Ingersoll "
w. Bower, Frank Coolican. u, n. $ mk.
ney. w. Fl. Root, C. 2. Arnol1. 4 A
johnson, NJ. II. Murpbv. l. NJ Fenwick
and NJ. A. Hance.
When the name of ] NJ. Inpersou
was placed before the convention thai
gentleman arose and stated tina, while
he was in whole symrofbv with tho
objects in view he hand +, he ovcusad
He. however. decided without much
persuasion to allow his name TO 90 be-
fore the assembly.
The names of NJ. C. Jahrcn David
Hickey, p. J. Gosden and Charles De-
Kay were also placed IN nomination bu,
those gentlemen begged to decline for
obvious reasons.
Following the nomination of the "A
names mentioned as delegates Chair.
man Arnold arose and stated that n
motion would be in order IN instruct
the secretary to cast a ballot for the
same. will somebody make this mo-
tion?" asked the chair, Nobody re-
pTed. What is the pleasure of the
convention in this matter?" asked the
chair. once more. There was another
prolonged silence and then J, r. HoliI-
day got up and made a motion that the
secretary be instructed to cast a ballot
for the IA delegates in minat
This motion was carried without n dis.
senting voice.
The next business was the naming ot
IA aiternates and the following names
were chosen: W. E. Howard. NJ. c,
Jahren. l. A Fischer y Fl Nav An
drew Joynt, r. l.. George. Hans Lau-
ritzsen. NJ. d. Houghton. 7, p. Van Rms
kirk. C. C. Frozer Emil T~hirk e,dson
George Berner and Dave Hickey,
1t was then regularly moved and sec-
onded that the secreIary be instructed
to cast a ballot for the same
l. NJ Inpersou stated that her,ro tho
convention adjourned he wanted tn
place a clipping or rather n resolution
before it. This was read bv the score.
tary as follows.
Resolved. Thai the nuest,on NJ tho
hour is one of principles and mo-, of
men and that the old marty limos he;no
now reformed n i, orr ea rnes, dasire r.
co-operate viii, all those who favor tho
restoration of silver and the eIcot;on y,
Bryan and Sewau wbether ;,do,e,d-
EN-, republicans or nonul;s,s and vo "a
vor the ~salection of st,se ,,d oor,tr
candidates who will heat f,,r,bor cold
end. irrespective of mast n,r,v conroo
lions"
After the reading Mr. Ineersol, nav
ed the adontion of hts eso tio, which
was carried.
Secretary Cosden tben ;nforuod .ho
meeting that another resolution had
been handed him on which action
should be taken. Resolution Number
: read;
whereas. The monetary condition
of the country Is the paramount issue
Vi tnis oahipalsh' anu
whereas i'eiorh Is Heeaeu IN STATE
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