New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-11
cORMAN IN FULL CONTROL.

MARYLAND DEMOCRATS DECLARE FOR THE GUILD
srANDARp-THE DELEGATES TO CHICAGO
baltimore June 1O-Tne attempt to commit 'is
Democratic party OF Maryland to free SILVER
declaration was defeated this afternoon py 'o'e
of SIN to 1914 In the state Convention @e'''o.
German presided temporary ana permahen'
chairman and. while allowing some little LATITUDE
~ his opnonents he easily controlled the delegates
The financial plank of the platform Is as roHo"S'
Believing that the true interests Of the pe9po le
qure that the eern absT s ., be- paid in
that is nrinsically worth in all the MARIE ynand
Wora WnaI of the existing gold standard Of
vaue and further that the Government snaii ~ 49,,
az ~ ynoney Of the greatest intrinsic yaue aad
Of the highest standard adopicd by .ne rcsoe;v
nSoos the free and unlimited coinage CT SILVER "'
the ratio of IL to l. 49, ,,,a,sa
After disposing Of the money question: s.os,,
IN the National Democratic Convention anu res
dsntal electors were chosen. the Safe az prepaiou
81, Nossrs German and Rasin coming out without
a scratch. 1t Is as follows ,,.a
FOR de,ecates-at-large-Joh Z. Hurst, flchara
NJ Vcnable John GIL, john 7. Poe OF DaI'''no'e
Charles c. Crothers. Of Cecil County E.l"',. We.
Geld 81 Howard; Marion De ka,b Smith vi ~ ~
and Charles c. Homer. Of Baltimore County any
,..,u ooch have half a vote in the convention
Tobn X Governs name was presented A'i''u
cheers ard Misses the demonstration oo.'e
for son,e ru,nutes Colonel Jarles g. Berreil "",'
v,os mia, nresentei. but he promptly "''''H'~" 49,
NJ c.,wen's name was also withdrawn ny 'i''
u, rrer, who said that while Mr.. Co"eh ''F''
.,,ad tho most Intellectual well as tAe H''S
,,ouor,iol business men OF Baltimore. ana hsu
- ,,ryed nv them 10 consent TO tEe use OF MS
name he could not enter the race Il II "e'0 ~ -
o scramble Mr. Tppeit realized that a NghU
,,ould he made against Mr. Cowen ana ne 'Heie-
fora took him out OF the race. The honlih'''o'S
we're then made by reclamation Two He'esa'e'
~ the National Convention were elected rum
each OF the six Congress districts. as iolo"S' i'
II r. LOWS end ]. K. Patterson lid. freuI ia =
Tobr Hannibal and Lewis y. DuvnN ~ IN, J1ihcs
Xy Nrtslroy and William r Bledler; YIN NHn,att'
b Cleeget, and Or George T. w Jon.i Ran ,i1
d6frb Rarton and George ". Purnell were srieciel
M .'e,tors-at-large and william NJ Say ~ - X
u Albaugh John Hubert Edward Rayhe; th r1 As
II Bond ard William X. Getty were e''''N ~
represent the Congress d stricts. , ,.ao,
1,hc sentiment In favor or fr"e-silVcr c0iHaS.
which had n mushroom-like grown alnV"t ~
acr,cultural delegates last night, received Se
hack carly to-day when Senator German ahI l.
F'resnan Rasin began TO circulate among ''s
cgatcs by tho time the crowd Iehrnen ,io a. q
orl,r shortly after noon. the white metal aINO-
Gates werc much less scliasS"rtVe ana pg Wy
time the Committee on Resolutions vas tenly 70
draft a platform. there were oh'y H'e 'o''' w
posed 20 a sound money plank. - 49, ,
The Ave silver mon made a minority report, ar.
three os them. Major ". i. stewart ani FrAlA
Mary's County. made addresses urginS tne 40. y
ton OF a free-co.nagc substitute without ns
ing 20 the arguments Colonel Rarghman. o. iIcd-
rrIck chairman ~ the Resolutions COMM zee
moved that tho amen iment be laid on the table.
This was agreed to-sTis n 2Sis ne platform VIZ
then al opted without division The Convention az
master hand had controlled II from start TO finish.
hurried back 70 W2Shing' on