The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21
OLD KENTUCKY
Leads or the Sound Money Dsmo.
cratic Movement.
At LOUISVILLE
Places n State Electoral Ticket In tho
Field and Elects u Full Delegation 10
imiianapolis-t'reat Enthnsiasm Pre-
vaiis-Col. Dreckinridge Calls the Forces
to hrm.-rhe iIoner6f the Country De-
n,nJi,is the Defeat or Bryan ani Srwaii.


LOUISVILLE, ky" Aug .o'-ken-
lucky Democrats who are not In gym
patby with the Chicago Uniform rnls.
81 n,.,. .,,,,,a.1 ~ 49,, 49,, 49, ~.
eu '''ei' ota'uuiu 'o-uuS anu 'hc pour-
bon state Will lead the procession TO
indianapolis. The convention, which
mo, n, Music bou ,o-Io, cor,,,r,1
a..
some JVO ueleShteS' WHO llileu inc CEN
trail portion OF the hall set apart for
them. while ON The stage were many
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VI t"c i'e" ""o "1'e ioush' beA'o
cratic battles In the state for n quarter
OF u century.
Two ssss,,r, ,,oro hs,l In tha altar
ss" - ~" =,
noon temporary organization was eI-
fccted, the selections Of the various
districts for committeeman. electors
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uiIu utitba'cs Me'e ao'iiIt'eu unu d"
address was delivered by Col, w. L. 4.
Breckenridge that aroused Il whlrl-
wind q, e,,b,st,vn rho e,oo,ent cnI-
onai's ro,nnnnrnn"a Irtn nmhIIc IIfn yny
The ocrosSnn Snr ono ~ bjs hest cffnrts
lie nItcbnd ,nto the f,bt"ayn n,atfnrm
y.t,h ,niyh, nnS ,moir anI JcciarcG II
ynat hn Ant. ", won,ncrr Demncrois
~ comn,aa tbs Jefsnt nf .,rvan and
SewoiI whovn oiaciion bc Herlare1
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o'','in hnt,ti ~ ,a'nia -, I'll co,,nN
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eE9loIIs eieCteu .Ie eieTlotS.
- $40 " 'ie 4"H ''''''
cvrs ~. rse'ition M.Ie CHOSEN.
4he Son'entloii Ie-ns>eIlnieu u. 2'lo
P' liI., out i.ii,6'culhle's NJ tEHh lul t'tct
recess untli I.V =. Hl'' 70 uiIo" 'he COM
inI.tees more ..i'lt. az,
4S slate executive Colnihlttee Helu
q HIeetIne l1st nIbh. Ut the uuIt IiSusc'
Inaitihan HeoTge NJ. Davie presiu!ns.
me SuDJecS unueF discussion was tne
uFuiS II completely, out lnaue sueses-
IONS as 10 "nat snouIu contain
DurihS me meeting coi. ". =. +.
preekihfluse was consulted aoout some
matters pertaining 20 the platform. It
Was uecideu thAt eN-LIcut. SioFetnor
illndman, OF Aunlr county, should be
named ior temporary chairman OF the
convention
Inc committee on organization re-
ported INC make up OF the state CEN
tral anu state executive committee ana
also n campaigE committee. compos-
cd Oh eleven members, SIX OF them are
from this congressional district in Or
der thnt the meetings. or consultations
may be heid without the necessity OF
long Trips by all the members. Mr..
George II. Davie VIII be chairman OF
the state campaign committee and the
Hon. a. j. Carroll. secretary
About the same sized crowd as In the
afternon faced Temporary Chairman
Hindman at O'Clock. Permanent or
EanizatIon was effected with Judge ]. Q.
ward as chairman: The following dele
CATION TO the indianapolis convention