Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-04-10

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"You have not the right to state issues
/ OF this convention. I wish YOU would con-
| they are. The colonel then subsided ana
Mr, southern went on with hts statement
| as 70 the objects OF the meeting.
| The moment the CHAPMAN finished. John
| y. Lobh. 81 the Callahan crowd. jumped
t., to 81, fsei and PLACED " nneemination J. N
5 Flournoy nominated w y Southern.
the temporary chairman George r shaw
made 9 molten that Gus Murphy ec made
secretary. and in tho noise and confusion
| there We're no objections made. owing 20
made thst ths f6ii6wefs l' OF csishan ip and and
| southern be divided so az 10 facilitate the
Mercer M, anu sBS tStn !" Lebbp bpPSi'fbI PfSr ibs rorth
side, and a.. 2. Shaw ana Samuel Fendle-
ton on The south side The voters then
counted on the south side ana but for one
Interruption, everything went smoothly
When eighty-nine voters had passed
through the callahan gateway, the vote
earv mon ro'rr thr,tirb popfiefD, Oh
jacfc5 but made no decided kick and the
error, which was against southern. stood
platform with considerable of flourish
lte made 2 speech. declaring himself tn
favor Of The dollar ot the aaddies,' ~
Among thoss VINO escorted callahan to his
chair was colonel crisp. who made him-
sell much In evidence Nv a speech wht,h
" y Southern was then elected secre-
tary and the chair went through the oli
the slate Tha ielecates are j. ~ cal
lahan. John, \ Lohh hobert Leach, g g
uvl Clay. g. \ Murphy Nick Phelps VIII.
lam Parker. r 3 Wood. James Mouahan.
wrftsr NJ s,I T., N.Y. i Ia ,JS9.l,,on'
The colonel took occasion to say that
yGod sayee ssms2,graey io ths peopiG when
believed and favored hearing the minority.
as hs had BEEN on be minority side all
of his lie. The colonel made reference
TO political hospitals iu tn, Democratic
party and shouted So loud that when h.
came to read the resolution he confessed
tn SECRETARY 10 perform the Office for him
The resoipuon Instructed the DELEGATES to
tion who wcr. tn favor of free coinage OF
silver They inlorsed the administration
Louis II public for iis attacks on Gov
stnur stone, and iujorSed tho governor for
l..at-larGe for tho chicago conven-
ton Th" s tte that failed to 70. through
would have h.gu more successful had they
called in j. W Mercer sooner than the
eleventh hour. This alone. saved the coun-
~ official clan from complete aunhiiatiou.
As it was Mercer madc a respectable
showing IN the nght ana made callahan
know that hs had basn in a battle In
return for M,rcers help. he was to lead
The deleEauon into Kansas city. but fate
The north side Democrats were tame
set yesterday. They met In the lower
%
person should be selected to act as a dele
who IS Il deputy county recorder ana who
WIS on one of the states.
=, Ihr melting wa, called TO order by NJ
w Ninaers2qn ana craven Jackson was
icct,a a. secretary As usual the chair
appointed committee of three to pace
ont Of the hall and back again with the
II q "a as1 1fn Ia 90
prepared. for % WAS feared that traitors
l., the cause ~ silver were IN the, camp.
msnt. who was on the slate. confessed
that Doe was In doubt on the subject ~
ani @ be bS'raf name @S Fsbsr Was Sa6.dPted P5d''c
" shaw, another slate delegate, was
taken on AMI another delerate substituted.
IN" balance were satisfa.tg TO the ma
iofi'N and the following delegates viii be
sent. W Fisher, w. l.. Webb. T. e.. Lea,
: ll. .Wu4t-ou. J. - Cus'nhary Joseph
RuTuor Smith Not one of the delegates
is au oiin-Golior and, AS on the south
i'm. II also had the marks OF the Callahan
Lobb ia.'ion ana it was conceded that ~
callahan supporters was supported for
county cpmWi'i,, ,,man. provided his name
under the cali This IS improbable. however.
and Do nhauEt VII likely hr made The
y Ip kaou as one of inc DELEGATES 20 th"
>. lala convention. The convention then
adjourned 60 900 upstairs where the
wrauEEug assumed more gravity.
Tho Sort D-uge township primaries were
held ar nIatucr james VI. Adams was
made chairman ana samuel ~. Childs
heads tho ig,rgatIur instructed for free stl-
Yer UuH no. I.u -Four
IN, Sui-9-liur township primaries We're
held ar Grain Valley. Fifteen delegates
were elected headed uy James Hall and
]. johnson, HuI Instructed for free silver
uUI flF Eg Four
The Prairie township primaries were held
ut Ia-'- SHWW.f. The delegation was
headed ny Au- shepherd David Sample.
James pHuonur. HrI Ie instructed for free
silver arI rra BIG -Four
80 " Anderson heads m" free silver
delegation from Independence, north side
TEn delegation Ir instructed Tor free silver
ann tF y1fa for Bland, stone Vest and
ra.irsl f1r arl-elt'--at-.arEe 10 m" Chi
ra-u convention
D. NJ. callahan heads the free silver dele
.Hr.nu from lT8-psu4# #ls-. south side. The
dr.egauon is instructed for free silver and
ft. 1915 Tuur
The Van Turan township primaries were
hal az lone IA *. DR. EagsIale heads
'u. delegation. u-trCtU. for frge SILVER
Tl. W8-r.H-f1u town. hip primaries We're
head m If. EmaU'- Mills. II. g Anderson
called OBS. an'NutfT- present 10 order. j. \.
clements naa made chairman and William
Nr-than -r.I. t4rE. The soltbucs bllted.
Joseph Ispl 90 Martin CITY. John Self, OF
IrF-nn. S'e4han Warts OF Dallas, john
Vaughan. ~ NaEtu City. ana y \. Gle
wrut-. rf H sW4u'a Nll-s were elected
.-lr-tr-- and Instructed for free silver