The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-06-27
spNAroR1AL CONVENTION.

Chairman Wilson called the senatorial
convention to order, and Walker Osborn
was elected temporary chairman, with
the editors of the democratic papers as
secretaries.
The following committees were APP
pointed:
Credentials-F. Moeller, VIM. Mcqueen,
s. G. Emison, VIM. Downing, Legion
Yancy, w. G. McCausland, L. w. Car
michel, VIM. Robinson.
nomination. L. Corse, Geo. Cor
don, j. j. Fulkerson, Anthony Thoreson'
F. G. Smith, ]. B. Williamson and "A. Il.
Lay.
Resolutions-T. ]. Gibbs, Geo. Lewis, j.
s. Corder, N. f. Lewis, I'D. Shewaiter'
Henry McHatten and A-Tyree.
The committee on credentials made Two
rsnorts. a majority and minority report.
The majority report recommended the
toIIowing delegates as entitled to seats In
the conventions:
Bates City,. F. Miller, p. w. Osborn
WelIington-H. b. Corse, VIM. Johnson
Marion Gillespie, George Hackley, Harry
Royr.
North Odessa-Thomas G. Gibbs, j. A
Jeffries, VIM. Pratner.
Napoleon-F. f. Moeller, Il. e.. Levasy
Greenton-C. J. Miller.
; Schoolingville-J. S. Corder.
South Observation-Disclosures G. Emml
son. A. Mendelsohn, Ed H. Smith, w. w
HIGGINS. Herman DeBolt proxy, Chas
. PAYNE, w. c. Beattie, j. j. Fulkerson' j
IF. Neill, T. A. Walker.
5 North HigginsviIIe-W. A. Mcqueen
b. Jesse Kennedy, J. P. Chinn (proxy)' w
G.. Neale.
e Page City-Charles Mulharen.
Corder-D. G. Jackson, Louis Burley,
I Y. Edwards, George v. Lewis.
4 Doyer-George b. Gordon, Taylor 4
winn. Webb Cole, ]. S. Plattenburg.
s Lexipgton-W. G. McCausland, Georg
: Galloway. Thos. A. Catron, Lee Wallac
s fnroxv). Young Hicklin, Robert J.. Mar
. tin. Mimi >. McFadden, w. b. Bolton, =
S. Long proxy, Thos. b. CamPoeii, l.
C.. Wallace, Jr., Killion Z. Long, WI
h Gavin, G. S. Mitchell, Albert Geyer, ERE
+ A. Young, J. ID. Shewalter, F. u. Smltt
waverly-John s. Oliver, w. V. Smith
v son. w. b. Cooper, Legion Yancy (proxy
Alma-J. c. Goodwin, j.. *. Z. Taylo
south Odessa-R. w. Wayman, q.
Greasy, T. w. Carmichael, b. McHatter
A. w. Stevens.
/. Ferguson Schoolhouse-A. u. CampDei
,e j.. b. Williamson.
Chapel Hill. IL. Dean.
Walnut Row school Houses. A. Flu
ton. VIM. Robinson, e. L. Lay.
Wolfenbarger-H. T. Whiting, X. n
re Ramey.
0; Mayyiew-Albert Tyree, T. M. Chin
IN c. IL. Pool, T. ID. Graves.
" The minority reported faVorlng u
seating of Chas. Sullivan, Thos. broc
James Smith and VIM. Adkins. II
~ question came up on a motion to tab
r the minority report. The motion w
10 carried after some exciting scenes. TT
following were adopted:
RESOLUTIONS.
70, LIST. We declare in favor of the free al
nc unlimited coinage of both SILVER ana 20
lbs at the ratio of 16 to l into STANDARD a
legal ender money, without the assei
agreement or permission OF any OF the c
lis effete or tyranical atlonaItles Vi EuIot
ot We further declare that ooth silver a.
gold is equally the money OF the consul
oo' ton, and is both sound ana nonest' a.
tie, that the financial question is tne leaui
are and central issue of the campaign.
2nd. That the nominees OF the senator
IT. convention be instructed to vote
Geo. q. Vest for senator.
nd Sd. Whereas, the republican party l
i, q declared for more taxes ana Tess p'oi
" with which to pay them; we favor a Pi
IN form demanding more money ana l
taxes. and with Dick Bland as the lea,
of the democratic hosts, we believe u
victory is sure.
T., The vote on senator was taken d