Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-04-16


Credentials was then read and ac-
cepted.
The Committee on Credentials re-
ported the following entitled to seats
in the convention az delegates:
WARD DELEGATES.
First Ward-J. @. Buckner, John
Abbay, George w. Adams and Calet
Berry.
Second Wards. w. Buckley, r. P
Hopkins, r. n. Armstrong and ]. N
Gross.
Third Wards. b. Cook, w. w
Harper, G. +. Clark and w. B. Nc
Intire.
Fourth Ward-I. ii. Talbot, E. E
Jones, C. T. Allen and l.. N. Bass.
CUIvRE TOWNSHIP.
A. f. Jenkins, w. J. Crow, J. t
Eizea, J. w. Hammett, w. S. Biggs
]. F. sisk, VIM. Gray, Geo. Mosby
w. II. Whitledge, Joseph Middleton
w. 5. Barby, J. r. Maxwell, Ellis
]. A. Terrell, w. s. Waters, E. G
Elmwood, G. w. Painter and Johr
Edwards.
SALT RIVER TOWNSHIP.
Ed. Hall, j. W. Smith, A. 8. Wood
W. E. Newkirk, NJ. C. Calvert, ]. R
Adair, Fl. s. Lundy, Abe Larimore, F.
T. Pryor, G. w. Lewis, J. j. Quinlan
VIM. Mundy, F. P. Carter, J. o
Powell, Chas. Hill, Fl. G. Berry anC
W. l.. Crawford.
SAILING township.
G. F. Littrell, Ben Downey, Henry
Sans, Fl. T. Crawford, J. H. Canada
J. III. Crews, A. C. Brockman, r. G.
Harris and J. NJ. Kinney.
WILSON TOWNSHIP.
J. II. Neal, T. J. Holloway, Jno. Nc
Dowell, J. F. Winn, J. II. Carter, j
M. Daniel, W. f. Roberts, J. M
Crockett, w. w. Northcutt, G. l.
Bruce, r. w. Berry, F. w. Wisdom
J. s. Moore, VIM. Baker, j. E. Sims
NJ. c. Flynt, J. w. Brown and l.. r
Ridgeway.
LOUTRE TOWNSHIP.
II. B. Painter, F. B. Taylor, J. f
Northcutt, Fl. S. Williams, A. J
Douglass, G.. Jacoby, N. Dix, j. II
Bane and T. T. Noel.
PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
Louis Hubert, T. G. Henderson
Dogan Gray, Geo. Dudgeon, w. L
Cornett, A. ID. Bledsoe, A. B. Medley
w. N. Coil, I. ]. Smith, VIM. Lake
]. R. Shell and 7. T. Torreyson.
LINN TOWNSHIP.
J.F. Green, S. M. Silver, j. Ken
tpett, Chas. Armstrong, II. Young
blood, Henry Weber and J. L. Shobe
Mr.. Cock. then offered this resolu
ton, which was unanimously adopted
Resolred, That the delegates to Sc
dalia are instructed to vote as unit
that the delegates attending shall b
empowered to cast the entire vote G
the county and that no proxies b
allowed.
Resolred, Further, That the dele
gates from Audrain County are in
structed to vote for Gov. Stone, r. !
Bland and Senators Vest and Cockre
as delegates at large to the Nations
Convention.
This was followed by the RI
= port of the Committee on Resolution
which was read by the chairman,
: W. Buckley.
The report was as follows and WI
adopted by the full vote of the cor
vention. The last resolution WI
adopted separately from the rest:
The Democracy of Audrain Count.
Missouri, in convention assemble'
hereby declare a renewal of our a
: legiance to the time -honored fat
and principles of the party, and
Instruct our delegutes to tho Sta
Convention as follows:
First. We favor the election
delegates to the National ConventiC
none who are not known to be III
compromising advocates of the FIRE
and unlimited coinage of both go
r and silver at the legal ratio of 16 to
regardless of the action or nonactit
It of any other nation, kingdom, prin'
t or potentate; and we insist upon a
g pointing as said delegates those on
j who will unfalteringly vote and wo
: for the adoption OF a platform al
n nomination of candidates in thoroui
k accord with these principles.
p. Second. We condemn the decisi
I. of the Supreme Court of the Unit
!. States in declaring the income t
,r law unconstitutional; and We demal
al of Congress that it propose, witho
20 unnecessary delay, such amendmer
70 to the national constitution as may
is necessary to sustain the validity
ID similar legislation if thereafter adol
" ed.
I'd We also enter our earnest disa
m proval of the veto of the seigniora
bill, and declare our unalterable c
Id position to the policy of the Natiol
Ie Treasury in seeking to maintain t
le gold reserve by repeated bond issu
Ie Third. We condemn the opel
Or declared policy OF the Republic
party leaders, to perpetuate the 9
r. gle gold standard and to fasten up
It. the people the Mckinley tariff, as
de most burdensome governmental p
ss icy which this country has ever kno
Iy in times of peace.
Fourth. We cordially and heart
lis commend and endorse the admin
n. tration of Governor VILLA m J. So
On as being worthy the approval of