The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-24
FOR 4 GOLD TICKET
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and vote for a third ticket 20 be placed in
the field as soon as possible

and vote for a third ticket t o be placed in
the field as soon as possible"
A. J. Carol, speaker of the Kentucky
assembly. and secretary OF the Sound
Money Organization OF the Fifth congIes-
81 oDal district, in which Louisville is
located, said: Kentucky is wen organ
lied. A meeting is to be teid in Louisville
next Tuesday to begin the work OF Or
ganizatiOn OF sound money leagues in all
the Congressional districts"
The Kentucky delegates said that no
one was authorized to speak for Secretary
Carlisle in connection with the first place
Oh the ticket, and as Henry Watterson
would be in Europe until November 20, his
name was out of the question.
Several kilograms were received to be
read at the conference. One was from
Senator John NJ Palmer, dated Springfield,
H., as follows: Business long neglected
keeps me here am ready to fight ana rciiy
and Popuiism as defined in tie Chicago plat
form and its candidates. l am in favor
OF national, State and Congressional con-
veptions. Count on me as private in the
front rank
VOICE FROM NEW YORK.
Amulet UntosaSt tdu.c NdlNlu
ToInkins, John Dewitt Warner. and Law
renee E. Sexton, of New York, and read
as follows:
state com nittee Of our Dem ocra:ic
reform PARTY last night holted Bryan plat
form and candidates, resolved o cooperate
with you ana appointed Committee TO Con-
fer. We are trying to get someone to go
TO Chicago oday, BUTT is scarcely probable
that anyone can leave on such short notice,
besides Which we are needed here and
prefer TO follow your lead. Connecticut
friends in town Concur"
\ telegram from Franklin Macveagh at
Dublin, n. H., stated: The Central States
must lead; the Eastern Democrats a re ham,
pered by their State organization, but
will follow" Mr. Macvcagh is one Of the
Illinois leaders.
The following delegates were present:
Kentucky, Littleton Cook, Thomas w. Bull
lit, W. d. Haldeman, r. W. Knott, A. J.
Carol, George n. Davis; Missouri, Gel.
James o. Broadiead, +. W Lehman II, Henry
j. Kent, Roiio Wells, St Louis; c. L. c.
Krauthoff, Kansas City; Iowa, Col. j. N.
Martin, Marshalltown; W. Nat French,
Davenport; Hon. Thomas Bowman. Coun-
Gil Bluffs; Mayor Henry yollmer, F. W.
Boynton. r. N. Sharon, Davenport; Wis
consin, Gen. E. s. Bragg. Senator william
+. Villas, Ellis Busher, ex- chairman State
committee; Indiana, o. Pickins, w ID.
Bynum, John r. Wilson, ]. p Frenzel.
Judge John ] Dye, Allen W. Conduit,
indianapolis; Nebraska, Fred W Haughn.
Ohio, j +. Lynn. S p Holding; Illinois,
Henry s. Robbins. c. A. Ewing, John p
Hopkins, Linden Evans, AdanIa A Good
rich. Judge Thomas A. Moran.
BRAGG CHOSEN CHAIRMAN. E.
Gen. Bragg, who was chairman OF the
Wisconsin delegation at Chicago, was chosen
to preside over the conference. CA. Ew-
ing, chairman OF the Illinois executive COM
mittee, was elected secretary. The first
business done was the reading OF a large
batch OF letters al kilograms sio wing that
Eastern and other states were represented
in spirit. Some OF the kilograms were as
follow
Cambridgeport, Mass Sentiment in
favor Of the third tick ct Is rapidly develop
ing here. Can promise you support OF in
fluential Massachusetts, Democrats Henry
W. Lamb.
Corsicana, Texas sound money
democrats confide in wisdom OF yOIr COLI
ference. II you call national convention
Texas will send delegates. Our sound
money nominating convention meets August
%. -Rufus Hardy, chairman.
Washington. d. CT have no doubt hut
that the Eastern Democrats will take as
great interest in a proper Democratic nom-
ination as do the Western and give them as
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