Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-07
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Nc-, Narrow Ws-a,n.
Thus so VIZ Ne .ecr that. had r,csp and
~ssHrbAuSh Nfou or hand. ths ,icirssttcN
Ne3.a hASc sHrDnuct Ryan IN The Nrsi
: NorN NcsNN s,hN from a SECTION wNctc
hiSS managers had not susrcctci trouble.
AtvoNt moved tsst tho delegation vote Ter
SeSR4 On {sr ars' ballot, They prevailed
TNis leaves The situation tn Kansas in a
sr',eal eegdiuoa Tor Mir. fisrd, Mi, ray.
l2r has saii since the meeting " icicsa,icu
nrs; ballet h. viii vote 30 east Ike strength
q dciessuop to Ryan, This together
VII fgake a clean majority FOR Bryan. and
hlANl WI lose q state which VIII have
tho mere los " twcnty votes /; would tr
alnosi fatal 70. bland for Kansas 10 leayc
n om AZ, ~ hTsr ballot, as Ss'imairs ~,
give grcat trouble 10 the BLAND managers.
kansas has more influence IN a Demo
fore. This, OF course, comes from the hope
mat there Is a chance TO carry II, Then.
supposed to he favorable to Bland, the
chang. would have a serious effect on the
condition Of the Bland boom.
mnnd Men DisRustcd.
The Bland manasers are very much dis.
gusted over the action OF the Kansas dele.
CATION. Dave Ovcrmyer Is numbered with
the disguised. 1t Is believed that some of
Iii' members OF the utietitlun tpUCIuit'i
that the Bland managers had done all the
talking TO Martin and overmyer and that
Already the silver pie. for the state OF Kan
sas had been divided out and all given 10
the two men. This being the situation, they
concluded that they had better take their
chances at another pie counter. even If the
promises OF reward were not so good on tina
whole. II also happens tina. there is the
usual amount OF Jealousy among the dele
Ea' ,n ioaa,n.dl the in Sr was ihaasiri1 wa.
time to look ont for themselves and turn
Martin and Overmyer down
As the matter now stands. Overnyer Will
follow Vest and second the nomination of
Bland. and the delegation will vote for
him on the first ballot. After that. 1t MAJ
has said about Bland will be turned down
by the delegation voting for Bryan.
The Bland managers have already com.
q to dsfea, The rlan to dsssr. Bland; Ths
bland more than to start out against him;
Tn impression prevails that II the Bland
m promisSr o T', pie cone to s oiUnF OF T' he sG oman GlsS sar
is"s .icpred The i H9iass i som snf fifissa 4 d %ay
delegation is likely to krock a hole in the
! Bland boom: but even this may not prove
The story is in circulation that some Of
inmo sha. f Tia Whole IN 's sehs hnas Is Of fie tsst Sri:
ssn Indi e TnGE w0F iSa, " h shs Pr we're r ncmi.
.srs,, and. ,,h!s being he situation they
Bryan and vote for him, and possibly they
would get some, concession from the Bland
W msnese ss no anil esa'nT: ht Ross aHsln. B + IS
stated that ths situation in the Kansas del
e]sation has been brought about by the
M the silver fellows and make trouble,
with the ultimate purpose of getting things
very largely their own way.
Wns the Surprise of the Day.
tons has been the work Of the Kansas
delegation. When the facts were PLACED
h ,S a GoyerT w,ro A, nssal i b obserS SS, that that
happened, showed the wisdom Of the gold
managers and III. inexperience OF some
that IL the convention lasted four days
the, gold men would gain a big, advantage
oomnsshiiHge ontFcneraisd ihs, outha the : gold men men
could rightly claim that they ran the con-
Governor Stone was greatly surprised
| when Informed OF the work of the Kansas
delegation, Senator Vest frowned and re-
place much confidence in Kansas, The
Senator had 4 chance to fan bis hatred i1r
The result OF the contest over who should
have the Kansas surrort demoralized the
and they concluded that they would not
select the members OF various committees
until tonight. II appears that the Bryan
fellows all the afternoon We're insisting that
pvermyer would gain enough prominence
by seconding the nomination OF Bland, and
hence he should not be given n place on
the committee on resolutions, They were
insisting that Sam Riggs should he made
the state member of committee on resolu-
tons.
Brynn Committeeman.
When the delegation met this evening
to complete the work OF organizing, the
Bryan men carried of the committee
places, They had circulated around the
town In the afternoon and had been COM
pl'mented by the an,i-Bland people. both
of the gold and the silver variety. and
some Of them were, confident that Bryan
would be nominated. so they carried out
their original plan with enthusiasm.
]. u. McCleverty. of Fort Scott, was
made the member OF the committee on res
olutions, the opinion OF the Bryan men be-
ing that Mr.. overmyer would get enough
out OF the convention by seconding the
nomination Of Bland. II had been expected
that Dvermycr would he on the
| on resolutions. but the Bryan scheme is at
the bottom of leaving Overmyer out OF cal
culations.
John Atwood. of Leavenworth, was made
member of the committee on credentials:
Sam Riggs, of Lawrence. member of the
m on rules and order Of business:
James McIKinstry, of Hutchinson. vice
president. and Marlove, Of Arkansas City,
permanent organization. DR.. Brandenburgh
was selected as honorary secretary, II will
be observed that the fellows who supported
the motion to cast the vote Of the delega-
tIon fOr Rryan carried off the committee