The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04
FOR JUDGE ~BROADHEAD.
Missouri Gold Democrats Name Him for
President.

President.
7 ~Governo.-J. Med TRIMBLE OF Kan.
ems City.
For Lieutenant Governor ALBERT +. oS.
TERMAN Of ST. Louis county.
For Secretary OF stated II MCINTYRE OF
Audrain county.
For state Trc,surcr w. + MclLRATn Of
Chillic tho.
For stat, Auditor-EDwARD n. PORTERo Of
jasper county.
For Attorney General NICHOLAS ID.
THURMAN OF Galway county.
For Railroad Comm, siouer - HARRY A.
COSTER r. Of Plat, county
For Supr,mo Jldgo THEODORE BRACE
OF Monroe county (indorsed).
For Nominee for Prof. lent-JAMES o.
BROADHEAD Of St Louis.
ST. Louis. Mo-, Aug. cS.-The gold
standard Democrats yesterday elected
twenty-five delegates to the Indian
apolis convention and tho following
delegates at large: james o. Broad
head OF St Louis, Stephen Woodson
of st. Joseph, +. w. Lehman OF St
Louis and George Robertson OF Au.
drain county.
At G:30 the convention took n recess
until this morning, ana in the evening
lobby work was resumed and ali kinds
of efforts were made to induce dele
gates to agree to vote to recind the
action calling for a full state ticket.
When the convention resumed bus
mess Mt 1870 o'clock this morning
about 200 delegates were in their
seats.
Pope Yeamau and H. u. Massey were
named for electors at large and the
district electors were announced.
When Chairman Lehman announced
at l0:ls o'clock that nominations for
governor were in order. and the VEN
crabic Pope Yeaman arose to nomin-
ate j. Med 1rimblc of Kansas City,
the convention stood up, a%pplauding
him as he walked to the platform.
Crouch OF sullivan and Thomas b.
Buckncr OF Kansas City seconded the
nomination.
Judge James o. ~1.roadhead OF 81.
Louis spoke for three minutes for
Trimble. MIR. Trimolc was declared
nominated 10y ncclamation.
a motion to send u committee to cs.
cort Trimble to the platform was
about to be put when he walked to
the middle of the platform and said:
ut is not necessary to send for me.
4 hll htIt. ~ ~ NOV necessary lOT you
and me to travel across the country to
be notified. ! accept your nomination.
knowing that | will be the target of
the opposition. | place myself below
most men in forensic debate, but in
this cause I I'm ready to meet the
giants of the free silver cause, for
thrice armed is he who hath his quar-.
rel just. Remember in this campaign
that H. is not the amount CO money
that makes business but the activity
of business makes money circulate.
What we need in this country today Is
not more money but n cessation of
this talk OF reputation. There is one
thing we need in this coutry, and that
Is more patriotism and less lingo
ism"
Attorney General II. Frank Walker
presented the name of Albert Il. Os-
terman of st. Louis county for the
nomination for lieutenant governor.
Delegate Schierholz Of ST. Louis sec.
onded the nomination and on his mo-
tion Ostermau was declared the noml-
nee by reclamation.
Edward Cunningham OF st. L.ouis
nominated A. A. Lcsueur, who il the
nominee of the Jefferson City couven-
ton, for secretary Of state. Some
delegates chccrcd and others yelled
mo H. w. Nichols of Saline county
spoke for Lesueur.
ID. II. Mclu'yrc of Audrain, former
ly attorney general, said that he was
u friend, but he felt hat "he who is
not for US is against us" lie felt that
because Lesucur was with the opposi-
ton this convention could not con-
sistcn,ly vote for him
rrhn G-ht ,,u. ..t,.- l.a..- -t--
Edward Cunningham, who first named
Lesueur, withdrew his name from be-
fore the convention and Mcintyre was
nominated by reclamation.
The other nominations were all
made by reclamation.
DRoADHEAD FoR PRESIDENT.
This completed the state ticket. DR..
Ieaman moved that the delegates to
the indianapolis national convention
be instructed to present the name of
Judge }. O. Broadhead for president
OF the United States. 1t was carried
unanimously.
The state committee was authorized
to take such steps as might be nee.
cssary to secure the publication OF
the nominees OF this convention on
the official ballot.
Chairman Lehman announced meet
ings Of the national delegates and
state committee at the Planters this
afternoon at 3 o'clock and the con-
vention adjourned sine do at l:lO
O'Clock.
The platform is a hot roast of the
Chicago convention from start to
finish, and n hearty Endorsement Of
President Cleveland and his admins
tratiou.