New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-12

The Populists however are very friendly to
Bryan. and the leaders may have some difficulty
In keeping the Convention from nominating MN.
We believe that to win there should be two
silver tickets In the field.
WEST AND SOUTH DISAGREE.
"In the first place. the Far Western silver Re-
pubcans believe in the protective tariff ana
they would not be likely to vote for Bryan. VINO
Is radical tariff reformer. On the other hand
Teller NAV not stand we'll in the South. as there
are many Democrats down there VINO woud
not vote for a man who had always peen he-
publican, no matter how firm MS hhei''y u ''c
free-suver movement. Bryan could carry the
South and Teller the West. We believe that
after the St Louis nomination is made the Popu-
list Democratic and free-silver leaders can come
together. and arrange a programme by which
the electoral votes OF the South ana WEST "a"
he united for free silver.
On the other hand many Populists beleVe IL
| would he base ingratitude to ignore Bryan at the
! Ct Iouis Convention. They say that the fight OF
| tho "nIain people" in the Democratic Convention
| against the "plutocrats" of the East was iight
for them and that the POpulists who nave peeh
shouting and working for Teller for the last TWO
weeks are now talking for Bryan, and II Is SAID
that there will be no stopping his nomination at
| St Louis. Denver may make some change IN the
! Popust plans but the silver Republicans de-
clare they will remain loyal to Teller
sOrND-MONEY DEMOCRATS CONFER
Talk about the calling Of a sound money Demo-
cratic Convention to put a Presidential ticket In
tbe field is still rather vague. A step has been
taken by the Illinois sound-money Democrats
whose voice In the State organization has been
l,,.C
may. however produce some practical results. A
con ference was held last night under the auspices
NJ the new Honest Money Democratic State
Central Committee OF which c. A. Ewing. OF De-
catur Ill.,. is chairman. Twelve members OF the
committee and representatives from several
other States we're present and took part in the
discussion. which was led by Controller Eckes,
Franklin Macveagh and Thomas A. Moran. The
following resolution was unanimously adopted
Resolved BY the sound-money Democrats o.
Illinois that are In favor Of the calling of a
the United states for the purpose OF nominating
democratic candidates for the Offices OF Presiden;
Democratic platform: and to that end we invite the
advice and cooperation OF sound-money Democrats
Resolved That ,l, The chairman OF the sound money
committee to prepare address to the Democrats
of the United States stating the grounds and rea-
sons for putting National Democratic ticket in
Six Of the gold faction delegates from Texas.
who failed TO get seats In the National Conven-
tion. ndorsed the Illinois declaration.
THREE OFTHE MAINE DELEGATES KICKING
Chicago. July 1.-THE action OF the Maine dele
cation in voting solidly for Mr.. Sewa for Vice.
President Is resented by some Of the delegated from
that State. and tonight the following telegram
sent 10 Chairman White with view to
rect the permanent record OF the Convention:
Ia Please take notice that the undersigned MEM
bers Of the Maine delegation have not attended
to-days proceedings. and authorized one to
vote for them candidate for vcc-President.
c. VEY HOLMAN.
J. II. SHERMAN
r. GOLDTHWAIT.
COUNTRY BUTCHERS. SEND your name. to
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