The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-07-10
Washington Letter
From onr Regular Correspondent.

bling, and towards which millio,
Are looking with deepest interes
veal or woe Of the democrat
n. not only for the present can
b, but for the future, will be d,
mined by the convention wbic
rs in the windy city next week
hi as the most i'm portant plank i
platform to be adopted by tha
eution is concerned the matter /
ldy practically settled in favor Q
n The principal contest ip tb.
rntion will be over the head q
ticket, it is believed, although
is a report that a fight is to BE-
to drop the rule requiring two
sof the convention to nominate
bis another report to the effect
formal bolt is contemplated by
&bld democrats, in case the head
ticket nominated is radical
mao Your correspondent will
lOsee this before he will bolieve
rom the beginning Of this unfor-
fight in the party it has been
hedup BY the gold men that the
should be fought to a finish IN
be party and that when the Nat.
Convention had adopted a. plat |
should be loyalty accepted by |
noriiy. Now, men like ex- Secre,
Whitney and Chairman Harritv
Democratic National Committee
one that sort OF preaching, and
lively refuse to believe that thew
ng oack on IT II they fail to get
Pvent'on TO see things as they
n. National Conventions are
ri last resort 70 political parties
man should take part in one
Pot prepared 70 accept its decis
mere may be individuals who 9
ae Chicago convention who Z
|'e the democratic party because =
|l0n' as they have right to /"
4 don't believe there will be se
F'ng on the part OF = body Of =
'ore that becomes known abont ii
Ihe more republican dissatis. IN
here is expressed at his election In
\ 'of the second place on the al
A'hrst 1t was thought that his
would cause him to be ac-
i'nout protest by the rank 4
'ne republican party, but -,
newspapers of the country
= '"rowlng their searchlight
'at' record there is a regul ar
: howl all along the line.
nol oe able to force him off
out 1T is certain that had ;.
I" as much 1T st. Louis as
;" That the blaine repubJi.
y convention would never . !.
'Fo uarret Hobart to be
for yica p.s;., peri
"e'hFr Hanna would have ~
. 'ilng Of The convention ever
'@0 that Hobart not only impe
nomination Of RI.;ne = ~ impr
! !" ouS furnished consider ated
'"e money to pay cam u II
'seS OF Ben. Butler, whose acts
factor in the election of pona
M The Blaine republi. son.
- any Too well disposed to- ea' q
es any way, and now 'he e'
:" 'he part played by liz. " . I
"s 'helr Idol out of the uoo
: NOBODY need be surpris is mac
Ns ol them knife the " hole II no"
ember. pated.
lleval., Som
g'eVeland has no sympa- . ),
VINO aee convicted of yio 80, :,
laws. lie refused appfi- sd. 49,
''uon Tor three such CON 90,
''e he left Washington for
:" Tue case of Paul A.,l;n
, "r''e on the .applica g., -
-" his convict WAS
'n''s' OF nearly All the = =
'auS : denounced by our s 10" y
ne seems ia every way = - : : 49, =,
{ Cheated "a 70 cru
ipnrrs '"uieo ment i
ent. Jha oeu oh ;ouchin
i'm was II, ao's'''neit err is a y
It yield - i7ueserv- may reg
onsiblp un'''inh tolerate
D the .n,.,s io' ms The h
rewJ Ras,.., ou Tor a this que
This co,r;.'. e resi- those vi,
sad ,bror,. ,s'soha'ed planted
p%' means to mitig'