The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-17

Whloh o was deVotea 20 th9 i'eihWare con.
nv nv, ,i, ~ w VIZ A1A1s Di''oN ~ Vnn
aiw aw NY WhlOV huuIoBIiu' Nui'n was
Suili oil one po''r'is ao a its.e hout'
Ihe decision TO ratify the natohM com
mlttees action upon contests In maklng
up the temporary roll was regarded as
victory tor the Mchlnley forces, os was
also the elecbion oil nlr' toPt Tor chairman,
ana tne ueleat ny vobe oi " 70 ~ OF
resolution 20 call ror the papers In al OF
Ine contests, Inc argument on whIoh
thompson oi ONO, Oow9n OF Nebraska
ana forV ul new Jersey advocated Hollow
Ing the lead OF the national committee
was that 1t would shorten the convention,
whlle Hepburn OF Iowa, Allen OF Utah ana
sutherland OF New YORK Opposed 1t on the
ground that the precedent wouid give the
national committee auoocratc control OF
the personnel Of conventions.
The sentiment regarding the vice presi-
DENTAL nomination rapidly crystalized
| yesterday whenit became definitely known
! tbBt Governor Morton, of New York, had
expressed "A willingness to aocept If the
nomination came to him with any sort of
unanimity. 1t seems almost certain now
that the ticket will be Mckinley and Nor
! ton.
But Governor Morton's name will not
! go on the ticket without the most vehe-
ment protest OF the arti-Platt faction in
New York state. Headed by Warner
Miller, the leaders of the latter arc bend
ing their energies to prevent Morton S
nomination Tor vice president. Ehe breach
IN the New YORK ueieghtion between the
Platt and Miller factlons was intensified
yesterday when the telegram from Morton
to Platt was received slgnlfylng his ac-
ceptnnce OF the vice presldenual stanuhru
II ne taileu In the ppsluentlal race
Morton cannot 60 on the tloEet with
Mchlhiey' saiu warner Miller we
Will invoke the ald OF the Mchnley man
ayers TO assist us their friends IN New
YORK state, against thls impeding OF ma
tlohal pohVlcs lhto our STATE hght ana
ms IolloWers aduou OheT yes TO the
sUateiheht'
t was nearly oclook Ee7t9rlny a1ter-
noon Wheh bhe So IA uhe Miller CHnp
heard from good anoh'fity that MT Flatt
hau received dF' morton consent 10 use
MS name fof the second ploce- Aoo O'Clock
they hao gstHefeu their Iofces % consult
ana IN suoFu t4ilie d plG'er warfare
was ProJecoeu by Z "ciook Petltlon
was hndlng lt5 way tnfouGh the New YORK
ueIegation ieaolhe III pse interest," ol
Vhe sta0e oA Ne" ork W plle haGlonoi ne
pupheSIli oo.lVehVioh tiro'esO a5ulilsO uI'l5-
gllB oAo paLI5 sUrus6AoS AZ JUL O"h suluI
INTO the haoiohal canvass, ana we record
The permanent officers decided upon are
as follows secretary Charles W. John
son OF minnesota assistant secretaries,
Wlllan Il. Blley OF Mohoanit, Larry a.
schmidt OF michigan ana A. M. Hu1n-
phreys III large talIy clefk, A. w. Mon
roe OF Maryland; Official stenographer,
james Moproo BurEe on Fenhsylvanla
sergeant-4t-inlnS, L. H. hyineS OF mime
sofa assistant Serge,'hVs-aO-'Flhs' link
ley OF " leconsln Johnson Oh Muryiand'
heAIoru o. "usnlu8Uoh uIiu 9uouc % Ill
nols; feadlhg clefhs, 9Vone Oh M!ohlgahi
Wilson of Missouri Molloy OIL ONO
HaJch oI An''idli ,'n'' -i'.''i u NeW Jersey
ourselves as uhaluofaOly opPoSeu TO plttc'
ing any on our ielloW clVisehs upon the
OiGkeo rs Ohe cun.lltlhGo lUr WIG pIesluenC'
MI Flatb ueciineu IN ohe most POSITIVE
manner 10 say anyoInhg lof puDiIcitlon !,
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