Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

I've announced n growing t,ndency To-
~hid Capitalization ~ the government,
which, he said, must eventually mean the
oppression ~ the people hy the hnynnet
And the destruction NJ their liberty lie
went then into discu ,-iuu NJ the tafiff
question.
us purpp-e Wa -impt g. hold the at
whtiun ~ W" convention until the ere.
d"ntlal- committee ~ete ready tu feIptt.
Ahl"hR lhr guests un the platform were
lhn VI DIcklnS,I, SENATORS lIulphs aud
frttlgfrw, AMI Congressman Iuwnp, ~
Mlhne~bta. Nmung IL" lailr- on the
platform were Mrs : LtAut aud Nts
Potter Palmer.
The l"Nas ~ governor attack nn the
republican platform met with hearts
SYMPATHY ftnm the audience some ~
t'ir gold men, however. ~huw,Si uI~IilN
that they opsr.'si -uiIr ut hi- rStfrmr
"Npft~-luIi-.
When rNi,uN. llpgg finished senator
White assumed IT," gaN'l t'mpufnll,
mI,kuiW> -II,k-.
hrlrgat" Mooney, II N~-i.-lplI. uIu,rd
that .>riIatut blackburn lr IrIur~tul Ia
address thr convention IT. aulrAfanrr
~rt thr convention viii llr druTti
IT, party. hr said. wA- III rulNrutinu Ia
correct IT, uIlrNaurr, rnd uelt l-
wrong. I hr campaign hat r.ru uI~n
rd ~ -plriuild -tNlr. ~lttr hi,rt -tutr
had iA'l,u ~ liI, AMI ihr ruuNruiinii
- instructed ,'rtW tWlrluIuglN h IuH
I"IlN NJ i't Ia.iN AMI h the /, uuIr.
\ t"tfilI ''N vent NJ Nhru h. .did
let ~ rni liurt - platform That urIth.
~ human % ..,II-h ingenuity rnu -uh
MT I" hi. 90, construction
lh"f" vu. tuutlrr Nrll Nh,u h" ~
h"tlul Il. .,.N,ulluu Goo tell ll r'uuin
w" nrru Foo rui -ihrt hA,k Shrr II
NH ~ Is,.. tIulh-I Wh.u be- uuuu,,pl
lr b.. u of l.uI. ~ lIup W pfuiuuuI
f. ,r,. ".U .,uulhrr wilder than al Whru
hr .huHr,u hu-t NIh - It.h lrN"
lIult n let. pl" - better II II mru ltu
hu., Nhu Tot lHruh war hiN" shaped
the hnauctAl I-,llCN ui th- country
H.. unI" tate. ir' cons, " atn", Il" .aId
Tat iu not forget tu gather the plrulli
ltuil- ui lhr NlCiuH Nuit have 49, -il, nlid
IL W"n. ("u ha," rapturri th" ~kitui-h
llIr. Tut ll" inner citadel -lll -iAIIi
,h What Nuu wrtr sent here t",lu, hul
Ah"ihri Nuu ihNut III" gull -ial,i ifi 81
II" double -tnuiatd. let rNrIN one friiirIu
bet that II" i u Irnuctdt >tiil Iln nv
taitl Ia ia" principles aul luNaltt 1T nv
party"
81 II" hiN l. dHWnlug hr concluded.
NlI,'-" rilulgriIrr mark a return IT
d"nnrrac\ tn l"'"rr h"g N"li gentle.
men, tu uakr "a platform that viii tell
tl" Truth aud tl"n fhlIN - nll" nIan f."
Nindirat" H. GttrtGnc"S
NNSrtn HN,N.
IuITtntf n 1
pie ~ the hill were afulI~rd loa high
pitch of enthusiasm auh ~ hr rluS,sl they
wrii Will Iur tWu minutes thrN shout
'I approval Then calls Tor BRYAN were
heard. When the chairman inquired II
Bryan wa, ~ the hall, delegate aud
spectators JIHprd to their feet and TaN
,Si their hanlkrirhirts but the yuling ~
atof ~ Nebraska could not lr found
chorus al demands for I'M was raised
AGAIN l"u let than ever, Delegate ".
lirI"', IT Illinois. moved that ',u,. Altgrlt
address thu convention. Altgald moved
4 chair under the Illinois standard and
when he could hr heard SAii
"On hlali II IL" state II Illinois.
'uggrst that this convention give Hon
). mn, IL Ne" York All opportunity L"
difr-- II.
This stroke brought down another
'hnwrf oi demands for lllll.
The chairman said: The distinguished
gentleman from New York isn't here.
"\tkMhiH TlIk-.
Finally rx.,,o,rrllof ,NrrIn,rf ui Nan.
-a-. was brought, a. the platform and ap
I~n-.-i the appetite "f the crowd ior ~
'tal minutes ~ liz sInkr Tor the dnllar
II ullr haiiir-"
For live minutes the band held The
crowd III check with stirring music.
hbpRt-~ ~ hLTrilI,
Then cries arus- for Altgrli aud At
last. with evident reluctance, lhr lllIn"I-
governor was urged forward I" III" tag.
Wiili great h"llh"raiiun h" oIH'nri with
the -tat"i"nt that hr hal not come l.',
Ia make ,prrrh. hit tu assist ~ u"iu
the next president nl ia" nt'd
states And Ia" formation nt declaration
"i principles that w"Iild again uilri h"I"'
I" lh" party II the Ir"pl" THIS -rnti
iI"nt wafni"d up the aul"ncr Aud the
hlnn'Al hdggarh lac" "f III" Illinois gov
rn"r gIr" flushed. il- GESTURE cam"
quick aud Vehement. Anh h"fntr hr had
I't"r""'irl fif. IA" convention WA S~alrd
~ hA rNrluIlr h hl- utalury.
When he DECLARED hungry men ami
Wrfr lmlklng H. tn, rurN,IIlIrn
l"r relief there Wa great arinnu-itatiuu
\dr"ill, h" worked uI ina climax ",
'l"rlafrd !uIl AM l,s.. aud sweat ut mil
llun- wHs being doubled hS the shrinking
standard IL values Then h. ja,is'pl. and
illnglng his arlns uut h.inr" hlnI h"
asked
w ~ Ann let them continue II
Ne, ~, never, ralnr III a laundering
rhutu- from iump threats
Later, referring Ia IA" grrAt struggle
against slavery. h. Inlntrd io ~" \ul"tl
ran ilay AT his hark ant sruiIi"i the len
,,f ruiiprulni-r.
Ina men" hr aSkr |. "w'iu gdNr their
lives I" preserve that lltg. tain :" rnln
iruml-"r Thrr" couli h' unur, lllrrr
ran h. none"
n he iini~hri he d.-rrIii-i ltuu The
platform nid was accorded another great
The Illinois irlrgdt"-
mounted their chairs and iranllcall,
waved their banners.
WILLIAMS ~rklk~.
After Rn intrrludr b., the hand, n,urgr
Ftsi. illianIs, the -tAlwart, fashion
able. scholarly .lpking SuIIng rx-cun.
HfrSSnAn from Massachusetts, WhU++ ruu
version a. free silver was recently AN
n"lnc'-'i, was called 70 the platform amld
great enthusiasm. lie spOkr IN n new
vein fnr the free silver men ~ New Erg.
land, aud hi4 speech was hS far the rn,'-t
striking incident ~ the DAY, lie made
All imIaS-iOIIrd plea against sectional.
ism, aud every one ~ his clear cut ring
ing sentences shot Ia the mark like u
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