The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-05

rtatform The resolutions not only In
struct the Kentucky delegation for sena-
tor Blackburn for president. but also for
the unit rule. 50 the two gold delegates
from the louisville district viii nave no
voice whatever st Chicago. The free sil-
Yer men have the four delegates at large
and all the other delegates. except the two
from, The Fifth district. The more radical
delegates wanted the credentials commit
tee to seat enough delegates in the Fifth
district to change the selections adopted
Yesterday, but with the unit rule as adopt
ed today this was unnecessary The dele
CATION stands - 70 2. and under It's m
attractions for Blackburn aud the unit rule
IL Is the same as solid. When some gold
men protested against the ironclad In
strttstsons they were cited TO the case in
New York, when % delegates from that
state were against Cleveland at his first
nomination IN iss4 and under the unit rule
the whole vote was cast for Cleveland. and
again at the last Democratic national con-
vention II was cast as unit for Hili.
blackburn and Hardin were free silver
running mates in fhe last campaign. Rhea
and Ellis. the other two delegates at large.
have been the leading stump speakers In
the free silver canvass which closed last
Saturday They are exceptionally bril-
liant orators Nelson, Rothwell. Hall and
Carroll, the alternates. were also promi-
neut for free silver in the canvass. as were
Tarxfn and Smith. the candidates for cleo
tors. From expressions among the Ken
tucky delegation. II Is learned that their
second choice FOR president is Bland. OF
NJ ssouri.
Tn. convention reassemhIef at $50 a. m
II was after ia:Sp before the committee On
credentials reported. having been in sss-
sion continuously all night Senator
blackburn was accorded rousing ovation
all ma tee
permanent Organization supported a COM
piete reorga niratfoti. silver men being put
IN charge. with Maj. johnson. Of Iyex.ng-
ton. chairman % both the state executive
ana central committees
Col Erccklnrisire. after hetnE repeatedly
called Tor. had the distinction Of being the
only xosi standard man 20 address the con-
vention except Chairman Long. who sel.v-
cred Yesterday bis farewell address, Breck-
Irrsdse received close attention although
he told the convention that the resent sill
vs- victory was due to distress and disccn-
tent and ;ne result would se temporary
Tie committee o. credentials reported
for an eaaal division OF the vote between
the contestants IN kenton county the
home Of Carlisle. and for seating the silver
delegates IN place of tie Haiiernen dele
cation from Louisville The report gave
the silver men forty votes more than they
cast yesterday for temporary chairman.
\ long ttsc ass on eaSNe1 on the part OF the
majority report anseasinE she gold dele
rates from Louisville. Col 81. NJ stone
beading for gold and O. T. VIM for silver
Interruptions and disorder prctractea the
consideration cf the report The Inst e.
sers Of the Louisville delegation was TO
demand \ call OF the lsa coantssx on the
,saa io-ity report. The ms for!tv report On
credentials was adopted yeas 81 ravs nj
& II Wheeler. af Pasucah. was intro
sucs4 as permanent Chairman ard az
dressed the convention.
sshf ass uTecipitatei hy a resolution
70 compliment Senator William A Goehel
q cossnetoa. by aiding hls name 10 the
Is. q state eoasmitteezssa. Soebei : a
rnixhhsr of Carlisle and gold standard
,-,ar. lie opposed niackhaU uu:1 fhs la
Ter secured ne caucus termination. ar.
ths-~afte- stood by strn TO the las, Ths
aAtes>t ~ the rg<a.ut OF was 20 give -
.xnrrsSsSn for Cso<ssi as sSalsst fhe r,is
sts-ssaY,s usea who ifi no, support Tts-k
h,sr- after he FecsSvrss the nomination
The fstscsses resoiutl-n WAS adopted ss-,a
.se}eEates f~o-n the FScarsa is<zrT-f rhf.~t@s
- SsastoT SeeVzs being e. TIE state com
.sfttse because his eroshe. = a -Sv~ous
collector After she eoaxsatzoa Aa4 ts.so
greatly ssstssrhss ser over an hour sr -.
voted that tac FoaTsh district should Set
lie TIE Dispute Tss F0orsh district r.
fasn@s Senator Fai,ez as sns-uher ss the
executive ce-rnsittrss
The FsSolaszoas aozanittes znaas a re-
port as follows
we are In fsvor os a. sese<t dollar, .