Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-06-11

Ninth. Hanson Kennedy, Carlisle Tcnth. A.
w. Hamilton, Mt Sterling. Eleventh, LImca
Garrett. ir,, Columbia. Prem the sta,e-a'
large WIN Goehel, OF CoyinCtor ,
Col W. Z = Breckenridge Yrs called on for
SPEECH, and his appearance on the stage
eronght tor(h torrent OF applause lie was
The FIRST gold bug 10 be given show by the
silver beetles. lie made a strong speech fot
sound money, and, strange To- say when he
| apologized for his lengthy remarks, free silver
| men vel,ed. go on"
The credentials committee reported short
| ly after ten O'Clock The majority re-
port threw out the sNund money delegation
/ from Graves county and the Sixth and Sew
| ente wards and half of the Eighth and Ninth
wards OF Louisville and hall OF those from
] Bourbon and kenton counties
| II was followed W a minority report and a
protes, ircTn sound money men
! After some discussion, the minority report
( was sent back to thc'crcdcniials committee as
I not being regular
! Col a. l. Sionc. Of Louisville then made n
s"-taing speech in defense Of the Louisville
| delegation. lie was very severe on Can't Iiu
Williams, and when he referred TO the captain =
record a bully, Williams. who was down IN
! front, started foT Col Stone, but was pulled
bach sack Chinn then began To shout at Stone.
lie was wild with rage. but he was suppressed,
and Col Stone kept on Blackburn's vengeance
| against EN-Spcaker A. J. Carroll. who pre-
vented his election. no said. was the cause OF
| the unscating Of the SiIth and seventh ward
delegation, Of which Carroll was mem
her
T. T. Finn. of Franklin defended the fla nj !.
! ity report, denying all OF Cyl Stones charges.
The majority report was adopted ny vote
Of 81 10 sii The unseated delegates then
left the halt
The expected bolt of the remaining louis
willie sound money delegates did not take
place. The committee on permanent organiza.
iion the- madc its report. The report named
noh Chas- X Wheeler. OF McCracken, for per-
mancnt chairman
". II Hoke was named member % NE en-
ecutive committee For ihF Fiftn district and
| wiz Head rlealbrr Of the central committee
fer re Flfth district
The naming Of Geo :. Fulton and Gus Rich,
ardson rs members OF the state executive and
state central committees from the Fourth met
| spirited OPPOSITION because the district wen,
I republican last fall. Richardson was also de.
clarcd 10 be ineligible because be was an en-.
ploye Of Secretary CaR.sle The delegate,
from this d's,5iot were sent out TO effect a set
tlenaSnl
The amendment to name VIM Goebel O
Coyington.. member OF the state centra
committee from the state-at-iarg- -anssd
spirited tight
J. r Hodges was HAmed as central commit
,eenas, Seventh district
Mt Oochel was finally elected by acclama
| ton
The report OF the committee on permanent
organization was adopted and Mr Whccle
took the chair. He made plea tof harmony
The Tenth district Delegates replaced Gu
Richardson In the state central committe,
with Finley Shack
senator Blackburn, Il. W Hardin. John 6
Rhea and Congressman W T. Ellis we're elect
ed delegates at large to the Chicago convrn
tion by acclRmation
The majority repor, et the Committee OF
resolutions was passed with a whoop aftc
the minority substitute had been aired sum
! ciehtly bv he silver humoristS
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