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Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06

ssrne oeo. bpor imsrteirit bette Nrbti'
De sanr for fig. let sr 10 ijenot not,
at neiop be b1orbsft Gp3e fort ifr
Esoen 'slsr Jig ian lstte ps bel tbs
riooe. 9et iorflares pieenItnbeiis oto,
al glooet life mere crfer at ub Itils
Hullprsn, % osune auliDre sr ben BE-
snoss beoite Bsu. Zen narfctiisrcr
ham, henirtter BAN | en- Nib geos'
celie GO ffianter bet tratte 2essme en-
oslsisrsnoe Ro. s bsnne ON en- 8us
riinosnoe Tilitanb forsiommsr 9Iusi
ben Spse iom ct ijsrnt, nniteu ubuiItei
Drsmmebiieos. rSuis ies bauoe ara''
ter not til at bploe paa en- gen,@ ia9be
ben bersmte en9elIte Gage, gpttor
ssn. Sunter, nosIe Riuuter for bon
oros bet iibite suf, "uiIoe iss BRUCE
cen til at fremitile, boOr let ps teba'
9sli9t bet sr at b."
"
Ststtenbe fig tit fine mango iub'
iamlsSe Grfuriussr sipr gurisu9 ops
niertlom paa, at ben, Der pmfommer
reo ct ulpttestiliRlbe, life fslsr bet,
'om oi andre tanfer, at ban mao isle.
8iues Der for Gtsempet upaet itrRtie'
lisere eno pluoielis at blioe ~pusrialot
al ct oilot gpr? Men lao ps iaa bore,
bpao 2ipinsitUne fortaQsr ON bet, ban
fslte | en- iaa sruipm Siiuation. San
blsp ensans operialbt af en- 2sue, %
fortGaer islssubs bsrpm. "2susn bar
tommen bag paa mig, uosu at ie9
baube Gnetie berom. 8luoislis iprcns
ben op paa stulorene al mig, % ri
ialot besse operenoe. geo bette gn'
iaio beniuttes leg / en- GrgmmetlIitano,
/ bpilten jes buertsn iglte Smerte eler
6rpst. SEQ betrasteoe 2suen uoeu
rinsete Cru"
Gn 2uriit, iom q itprtet nsb fra
ct alippeitptte ps fiji neo mob ct
anoet, iplte Zig liseiOm tluroiOrmeret
os mente, at 3soeu peb ct Sab ira en-
bstpoelis SDioe muutts bore nOset a
bet minoit imerteIise, mo iunoe tRnte
fig.
Eseen uso apalnins ipnes better
life at bore ubebaselis, buls man ter
tro Gomiral Beaufort, Der tiger:
"Gfter be 'srite glebliItes 9lnsit, bpor-
UNDER les nnitlleoe Reoniu9siorig9,
bleo ie3 liot efter liot betaset al en-
irsoellg &eiisnatiOn. Seq bappe famine
pelsiDrenoe 5ornsmmelie, iom uunr
man iOper ,no eiter en- trapl Tag %
tuieno peulise BtQeoer % ~bebagsliee
Ganfer trpoieoe nit Spuep."
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06

Is1H o1r III; tommst goysnOaIeg aneribers bao Gpor.
RtbbsFEs bra iaoei ben m.It. Stus. 30 tr,r r., =,
brl'H., @ 5uurst pr m.st l~orilaas, Ga tUqit,t up,r
0'a8f e1n III f17A 9Ia1 o3 pgetsbs BAN Der; ost par narm.re
tD I! SolPtia1a' nei iT'ts S;sO Oihe 10 moi buD. prrst beor.
Der par 9dasi en- In, og tan par M uosnfor al rare.
Alori8 uns otH 2aysaDa, tale ON glsItraes So,rpb,s
"a i9FlH'sn 310os ban nI;dg giort bet. ,5ostIomm suntsr
Rsri' ON GOsrialoei, 61os ban fsrot gornoas I'm ean ar,
% btoroEst Muffin Of 8De garsnoals tpo. arOn.r llon :,
ban !o isno' StPE!ai5mibAr ira tit ts. 6us. s, n,
0lF ON iarmt Vsan0, ION iorbrO' lin 6utm o. 9atir at
trn9s SjaiP til 1arbps i~u,teHos 8ern. "a, men 5,,rt,,
nG8isof 9IGsP al grintip: Oarbp o.Ios III. u6s;s. g,,p
aGss, 8lgsH6aIs aoDae faast. par en- ipecid Den al y, %.
pam. O9 9oitOrsn lob BAN pla I'm lett., utpiror, gp,,1s -,
al or t0E ban as DiiSe bips nogsn Rtsninp at bei1e.
Dd bar irt, bu auFin Tom ino / garynool,s g.y,.r,, -,
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06

.sususrnsn., Fn Fnoes afbuot her, sr en- rooerns bsarnet NaRHe efr uoFt
Icutuo. RooL fpm "New Home" Srmantne1 mso 1HeIueie at ale eenncs aoos o.
ubeln.eu. Of ale hens Onnug. Gaerfab T. Der r til Wnftnsns Bos e8snfabr fsa
mange ne Tprbebrngsr ION reopenosus mao sire ben III IN Nf1Itns at Ure Rass
On Of be nsrr Forods % fom s tWet shr New Home" Noftus1 er ben at ben
ab.r ct Positive Feed. Ht Der tile bebpres no8en 6Gr eurS ptn8 tor at taa NairtH
I'll at abeos On anosn beN9 ForbeornI ion mart pu btpe paaIlsnnet al Gubur
im bsnprr SrratHer s sfeed, Der er iaasoesto iruret at zen Tar haoeso g irut3
ro Sap al N fmpe Sruetuns uou at hmue Sersrei. mo the feed dog 2l
aamts RoGs at rssuhrs omrs Sass gatnt paL pso Sirlp al Struer JONI iattOAt
the feed dog til the feed bar, bar OadO msOtOrt Saufeisbeoer tbi bafom bet III. bu
fOrengt mo Nsaatgbeo, ptbst the feed dog eHtenr cmme 5r' elr Ba8Fpen al 9aain
taceh sQr oga uuoeth the feed bpsu Gun
Ser r brust m.Pu Gmbu po aounruihenu at "Suspsnneu', % ,uu gRnhrtus Of
tbhe sl9s sr bhmu arpcrbt aounrutiouru cr fmpeL % Gtptterue er fa % Il.
tps3sist ttrashoet s al beets apahter Sra linen obsbtr brior let og nansu Ipogt
RaaIbursu g rwo, mb Nrsuato.2ert adjustabe bearng) pnHe. mo 6t
toItt 9pr mere enoa IrtnbeN3 Shobarbeo, % tporpo NaaIebnuen bNnr ttano til
IRuaee 3b at arbebe usu Ce uoeH at HbeA Naar StptLsn sar fobt 3aasu o.
stnntm Gefsr sr Currnaoen lap, boutet Gpr Gto ben aIorG Tan br1ites. Naitmn
trbr FIG to boaoe pore % nene Graao, % arbsRr automatic ubu Seupu til let
rpt Qrbcoe
'SusOennen" bruser eotbet Sraao os laue lock stitch. Sen spre9 raao fss ut
fra Spoien, rosHa at trrees genn.n ct ear lece Suler for ben MARS aaleDet Shtuen
rGor fig ib; ben Ian traces tgRsrfe % erie at fOrfaa Raheu r selsetdng % Tan
auaa lille iRHes tNIagtg
Wp hprt snnn trpf,s bean. Trnnns fn fnnnneu "a Iunesi gRinnn nf S..n NJ,
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06
3. DECo2AH. IOWA.

SEQ Tiger Eas Tor Sumaitincn "Suspeu.
aen." 2tn er Ell goo Waitine. ION lea pr
tsl'ornsiet mco. 20 Gents / Traot. SIof
L. Vrrnlcffcn, &,at Sinner nails, GIs
Srmalltusu "Susuenusu,~ IUm lea mpptoo
! VIA UVaaneo, er oper al Errpenfutuo NJ
tlIot l1a aoo. ON lille brore euo e AZ ssprss
% Cellars 9eni'iner, iUm Ngutrrae reIie,
fanot % 'Tl9er. Srnqteu bar 90 6 nta
sen 9snfon, Sime @rope, RsbraIta.
SO RIoer ~SIiSpenneH" al pare oue Sen,
fenOtr, ppao ben er uolopet al ppre. Zen
eresloer llgslaa 9oot iom en- Maittne III ben
eoooelte Yrs. gtin aune iiaer. of orn Inv
eoot % er let at haanotere. & Tfroot ,%pi,sSss
cen ti'S5' Ears Edmonton, gaitaS,
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06
Gporleoce man Dor.

& ct al be iioite Rumre al Journal
des Debats bar en- beiientt irauli
Gloenltabsmano, Senrp De 8arsinp,
ipst at pie, at bet ilet life err iaa pnot
at os, ipm man | Glminosligbco tror.
Sau nener - tpao 10 iOrsprl9t ab.
iilal8e bar iremiat for BAN - al
Weunel fene / fin ans Il ior 9eoeu
lauat bar uperorspst ben Smsrtr, icm
3soen polosr. Vt os al aloeropms.
ipasbeo er 10 oft anoet enO pmeiulot.
bet fan MO tpoells lais i ben uiij le.
oss rolise, lpffelise 2rat. Os eiier
en- lansparig Spsopm bar 9posn Inn
ct meset let glrbeioe at uofere. aa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06

Se9 mootog Snmaiinen sSuspcunen.
w Suntta 400 Stano, % bpert n mir some
suet leg Eapoe ocntrt, at Maliineu iuu6s
tUte laa 900, ION Den or. Sen er let at 10
saa % ist at torltna. Gen gier iiasina aoot
ulosi0e lom en- Htalttue til o. Dollars. Sea
iaoes en- 6O'3olars WiaIfns / Suiet. fpr
3 NJ oasoennen," men eenue iioite er liot
lErFe % ler no III at pare ft9riere. Sen
atSetset 9oot o. req or / ale 9ele tilfreos
tle9 pen. 6rast $3.50. &. GperS, Gen.
" sr erItlltreo3 meO "Susucnuen. / en-.
7 UT Nenleenoe % tan trp9i aubeiale ben I'll
enfoer, iom trrnaer en- Gpunitine. syraa.
tsn 'pnsee 90 Gents. Jobn slnoerion,
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06
Graaos TAFT iammeu % lu,,ss t IiOteu of 9st.t,

.Sns'snHsu' fer sOot no % r elegant faapA mso Sennu til Trrarbebs' Tom I'll
AaUnoaea Mattnsrs 5oofpHe e net let baannerist @ t8efooef Re al enbuer teHof
torStorn3 pa bette Cmraaoa Oct uuwnote Ira r Of bsohe 9eiaHeubso % iuat
tTar0eoe. 2atstn8n og uofmptnasen r al lHs aaug SpusAuet % ale ot
oante Est WatneuG mutt pulra q nte .phntrsoe bporoeo bel ar ct net % img
1WN uoeenos r9nahrtalt r. enhn Black Walnut suer antique Oak, sHr Cmta
Ho french Walnut Panels % rt foripuet meo Nickel Trimmings Sovoeue n iarot
a. oeHsrrf 2r9 iamrsHat al 7 icrfeape Gag boorueo man bar opuaat nprre Gtprs
% for9m"ef at srGt Tan Faa fig. IfaIhneus GoohpHe sr fodpret mo plated casters
SGtoeoe Staafappe boloer 9rubult % the readle plate, bullet gBr at GRaInen
He8a Itee so eRrs er 9tfGbst 9eu bar be aunieuefe % bbht
Attachments Tor almtaoeHs % fin fancy 5pm. On uoiRHa 3unruthonSboa tt
bet Hotne eQer sn8eiie Spoh msofeaer tpr gRantns.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06
IS NQrs SiOel5er-

GsoftaaenSs sr Fl Srev, ustop mootaa let, iom fpr,
te4er i'm eJen Siiorls. ''
l7oe CitU6er 1890.
sGreoe perrer! eao mia fsf uuaIe Srn ri o.
ior acres pGr tinloe Reo,cin. ,jel bar pRr3t ami .,
ier en- ulelbreoeJ 0 gtoeRbe al Mgeuma,I+ms -
no3en g%inerJnl, lant igst plplp hos mana. 49,
gsH toie pan la les Ct aperiisifment ! st mr.,
9ldo % bsiiemte mia I'll at atps be osrI a ubsiaienss
% Gteos" an SrB1s. Jre 5Iaisrr oerli hrl6rgnpSs
fit3 l~ul2tTheig % iel bar M p1eT Ct Var prrrt n
oeles 1T tot @EIegter. act er en- aloeIss pihnun. 70
EteotclH. ,3ca bar ~ar6silIet ben ii. mlIlc. d, NJ ny
iunost !tseiaa ha III pslbrsotIie ION mia. 70 -"
Eeres tain m,i3e,
Siibos aiu. 5uinuis. N''"i'"-
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06

Gttn9sne slgres osrueo fulosuot,
fdft % fu!eftGubts ems pan bsase
Giosr al 9st.t. Raittnen er for.
i1net mso ct lot Saauobrul yuor.
oso man ueo SIGIp al en- Spmme.
I'rue tan itanoie Raliiuertst, msosrs
S;poisu fploss. Tsn bar en- hgi
grm, Tom Esaninseu otisr, bpiItet
stvsr COB 8Iaos peo gststs Saauo.
tertna uosn at siue ben ct tIumis.
l~bieeHos. Zen bar oeruGft en-
automatic SpOIe' Climber (bobbin
winderl Der er iaa filter os pua.
libsl,s / fin Sirtsu, at en- oaarItg
tunb.t Spole oil pGre en- linn.
itnhth
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06
Stibo2 5iu. 5uinuis.

. 9rops~ bar %alereoe. uosn at ieile, heIbres,t Ann.
, cofr a. 3niIHeer. % bpls ben ulinof aanrs bar bst,
brsoi TO- 10 "a: !bt ia I~Eggteiiat On io1 Irros
apotseoes ian oe1 'eile al helbreoe Dem ? Cen air
hiFr "a SIUpTtaa OF htbrpapr ftfh1 b'.,tt
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06
Sea Werfe til neoenltaaenoe prifer:

sRaNtne Ho. 3.-2O gnosfuHsr o. en- rost 5,aHs mo Bent Wood Cover. SEQ 5
DVaHtne 9o. 4.-9o StuHer paa bpr gnos o. en- ltsu Stufs, - 1921. 25
Wantne no. 5.-1r Stufr paa bor Guts % en- lbn StHs - ..S22.2
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06
9elbreoelie for De
ubelbreoelige.
Gatarrb % Hbrumatisme | 80 gar.

Srpo Gem life ON, bporman9e Qar
De bar liot, brpo Dem life ON, bpor.
mango easer Der bar opsIuet Ceres
9,lialbe iom baablsit, brpo 9em Title
ON, buurmause Meoicinsr 9e bar prg'
oct; rs Crops" fan life feile at bel.
breoe Dem. Com 8spis for benue
Yaaitano uifsntlissisr Ri nsOenipr 2
greue fra glr. 8. 90. aeasms / Si.
berla, 8errp Co., Snb.
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co.,:
"2Sreoe perrer! Sea gulter hsrheo at irembrinse
~ldtattol8 neooeif, buae ben blt act ,or ntl, ,e3
rllos SUITE, at 2euh o~ffent.t slere bette Srsp, laa
al aas. loh ltesr a. l!nsnle Sp ,oom Jon te4, mao 'aa
auuoi tab ON Geres fprtrRffe tle gieoien oa opuai
SeLoceoele oeo osh seq papoe Rleum ltissle ALE
seotE % / Sisrtet. % tavbe lot al Gaiarrn / 6ooepet
80 alr Sea par laa sienOls, at Iss t4bte grilstu a.
NINE arMe o3 sen p8 fu1oe 1T bepR : ma ubeu
SlHstte. Sea par Iad tortrebltt, at reg fun bauoe uos
lsrt tibet artebe I Z ldnle Var % Dor FImittes EoftUr.
el opstts gage, foriaits MIA, at ben Rbsumaiisme Ca
0atarn. iOl ls3 !sb al, par ubslbteseIis. pg tea
tIosee paa BAN. 9teH M, efter al bare bru I 3
atcp : tun TO Raaue Der, I'm lea SuaoUeo tlltaa,
al q lite b I islt ild soJt paI ilp Var. Sen { Ire.
l''' BY. "ktt Vs. tHS A0bAutS iUI. AQ1 0etUS
3to CT mil GAtIrrp meet Ue0re % ie bar a9nen iEs
gen hheurattsHie, TIL &c er SlerieieIlea on Snl,r.
tsrne forluanone Ssritlrn CT MI 900 pl Sunet CT
ui.gei cor. $50 UeIei 10 Suuo mgre o. ian ub or
e. alb Tags arCeiee reo Setleo. Get er ben beoit,
4teoletn, ivuI le8 noleNfinoe Jar iesi, III at atgr en-
1tpetE, iom bar ei lesi Barn, Tor tet bar ben ia mn.
Gi Il paa Barnet ion paa gpot rem. Leu iprebpIa"r
Strupsl0lte o. helbreoer Sssn, ipm Iioer al "biptsa
laHt r!emtrtnser SOB % ~liprten.e Ssuu iadpel iii
San. 20, 1890 9srss ta,nemlta. @Ht N. asusms,
aReb 9rfteu bar ri forlplis mcbtaget ct Prev fra
DIR. j 3. SSllion l SHdhI, 81. gtr. gg lion DIR /
miage aar p4Fst n Jnuilte, " oa nan Latte cpeus
ttaaeHoe IrptIe Aiteit ira 1r. Relens, Itrep bln III
adni, 60 lpls alt BAN, On ben bar iaHo. San Ilootpa
~tglseRos Soar, ION ban isuots os.
CTR, 3. 3. &uion:
KIN 9trrs!-3eg bar ~n1ootaget Teres Erep. Ten
onbin3teHae atlsit er rIf.. Oct g0IHpaaui. Tom Ia,
brit rer a inl3er IS 3r.ps", truite mIl Qttet. attn,
rat. lem be nj oeH, 90 eiap Il Ero CT Sluobsp, eeo
ian % rye II et. % oeulie bet neo name 0ion.ro
aonpdn NJ I bar lite aHmnoeI ON BEN, men is, I,usts
Den lriten / alr liosH, Tor at auore ube!grtoei,
lem lea var o. Se e., Tan bliue b~slor epet, g,rIa *
4rogs" pg oeoIl fIrere DEM, ION Dc furereoe nh
1eJ bar talst mango Sreoe. i0n 6eres, GA .et ? + on
5oIns Ell at ipIle ale. lem itrtper. iSltQi Ter a
aabo alt. audo leg bar Il epa Um Is Stops ri is3
Itu'9at9ietcr Hieo BEN, ION Iloer. lla.tet leI bopp
ltSt ,aI iatls. sr oct bog HRiten ct Var Il IN, lea bar
h4pt Smgrter. 49,
ar : VI selsms. min Sroosr, bruqer IS lrrss.
ieloe ION EereA.
alOs sspt. 1855. @r %. " % Or. g. %. aeu,ms,
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06
Ct 2ips 0eutmelt8beo.
Burtiu, fra iorrt5s ao,l
VI GrA StHrS U c Q u

errfstie I'll .aprs oo,Srrus 3pars', 'stasnsu' gsis' of
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
MAJOR MKINLEY IN CLEVELAND

TO LECTURE BEFORE THE METHODIST CON
FERENCE on WASHINGTON"
Cleveland. Ohio May 15-Major William Mckin-
lev. who was expected to arrive in this city TINS
evening from his home in Canton arrived thls
morning. and is at the home Of Mark A. Hanna he
expressed surprise when informed that commit
tee from the A. p. A Convention at WASHINGTON
had arrived at Canton FOR the purpose OF
ing him He said that he had not heard OF the pro-
nosed visit and that his time of coming 10 Cleve-
land was changed for other reasons.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Mckinley Will lecture
before the General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church on George Washington
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
PLATT AND QUAY INCONSISTENT
C. l.. MAGEE's COMMENTS on THEIR HOSTILITY
To MKINLEY.

Plttsburg May l5.-C. L. Magee. who Is delegate
10 the Republican National Convention from the
Pittst,rg district, returned yesterday from New
York where he had been for severa days looking
over the political situation. Asked about the talk
being INDUCED in a. the metropolis concerning Nc
K,nley's attitude on the currepoy question. NJ Ma
gee said.
The anxiety displayed by Mesers. Quay ana fla''
az TO Major McKiney's position on the money ques
ton is rather amusing. considering that Whatever
record Major Mckinley has made on that question
was made in Congress previors to 1892 Yet IN that
same year 1892 McKlnley's money record was 20
good that Mr. QUAY cast his Individual vote Tor MIN
for President in the Republican National Conven-
ton.
Major McKiniey's record on the money question
is as sound as Shermar's. and nobody questions
Sherman's Another point: benjamin iarriSoA mas
an IDEAL sound none record Yet this did not pre-
vent Mr. Quay Mr. I'latt and the other conspiratorS
OF their school from attempting 70 defeat the nom
inatlon OF Harrison in 1892 just NJ they are now
seeking 10 defeat the nomination 81 Mckinney The'r
efforts were not effective then. and VIII not be th'S
year ,--. 49,. >,oEt,ic,
ne President will be different from Mckinney az
Congressman or Mckinley as GoNcrnor OF ONO, !.
both of which positions ne has been IN" founi"st
kind OF n sound money man. To question Mchlh-
loy's soundness money is as absurd as 10 question:
his soundncss the tariff.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
Mr.. cLARKsoN ISSUES A MANIFESTO

Following the example OF T. C. Platt. James s
Clarkson got out an additional Interview" last ev-
ening which was intended TO aid In undermining
popular confidence In Major McKinley's strength
in the Republican National Convention. Mr.. Clark
son and his statement divides the 9lS delegates to
the National Convention as follows: Delegates for
Mckinley 1884, delegates in favor OF other candi-
dates, 452; delegates whose seats contested, s2
Mr.. Clarkson gives table to show TO what
States these delegates belong but he argues that
TO succeed at ST. Louis, Mckinley must carry
seventy-fve OF the contested seats He Insists that
"the efervescing talk OF acclamation nomina-
ton was expended last week" This would be pre-
vented. he thinks by "a delegates instructed for
candidates other than Mckinley. and Mr. Clark
says they will gladly fulfil their Instructions
On the money question he says: The whole coun-
try east OF Missouri River as stanch on this
question Of safe currency and the preservation OF
public credit and the prosperity Of the business
interests OF the country as are New-Enaland New
York and Pennsylvania. The silver country Is be-
yond the Missouri River. Thlrty-one OF the States
including all the larger ones except Ohio and
Michigan, have declared unequlvocally for the
gold standard. There will be from $50 70 coo votas
standing for this sort OF platform at ST Louis
and the candidate standing for this sound monev
majority will inevitably be a sound money man
The States OF the Mississippi Valley are as sound
on the question as the States Of New-England. and
their votes will be cast In the end for platform
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
COLORADO IN TELLER'S POCKET

THE DELEGATION TO ST. LOUIS INSTRUCTED lo
VOTE AS THE SENATOR DIRECTS.
Pueblo Coll May 15.-It was nearly Hi""'s". 't''
right when the Committee Resolutions OF the
State Republican Convention reported. IL was ue-
cded to let Senator Henry NJ. Teller head the So'o
rado deegatIon This reported TO the coh'eh-
t,on and his nomination was made unanimous IN
.rucons 10 cast the Colorado vote according 10 MS
views were also passed.
The resolutions were strongly In favor OF inc iee
coinage OF silver at l6 to and protection TO Aner
can Industries Free trade and the gold standard
were roundly denounced. The money plank reads
as follows: ,
We therefore declare that the free coinage OF si-
yer and gold q ratio OF 10 TO Is Tor the tiine p
ing OF paramount; and controlling importahcr anu
the most pressing question connected WIN our po-
lltlcal duty and action. The doctrine OF Dlhe'a hs
has never been denied by any National Republican
Convention. but often asserted. and they VINO ueiS
IL are false 10 the party. and not w VINO VIII
maintain IT, International bimetalism can ony De
achieved through National blmetasm adopted ny
the United States To the maintenance OF this prin-
ciple as well as the restoration OF silver as
money metal to the full standard Of the Constitu-
ton we az Republicans pledge our most arduous
and persistent effort.
The resolutions were adopted with shout.
At I:R5 a. m. the convention adjourned sine de.
after appointing Senator Teller. j. w Rockafellow.
James Downing and Frank c. GOIdy deegates-at-
large.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
NOT TO ATTACK M'KINLEY.
MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMIT
TEE TO-DAY.

MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMIT
TEE TODAY
In response to the call Of the machine members OF
the Republican State Committee began TO gather last
evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel preparatory 10 the
meeting which Is TO take place In Parlor r OF the
hotel at noon to-day In spite OF the frantic attempts
of Mr. Plati Mr. Clarkson and other leading mem
bers Of the Presidential Trust 10 rally the ani-Mc-
Kinley forces and inspire them with something like
courage. nobdy connected with the machine seemed
to take hopeful view Of the situation Plainly their
hope of defeating Mckinley at ST. Louis was gone
and the question uppermost In the minds Of many OF
the Patt ieutenants How going 10
square ourselves with popular sentiment II carry
on this senseess warfare Mckinley any further"
Charles W. Hackett. chairman Of the commlttee
John s. Kenyon secretary; Colonel Reuben L. Fox.
chief clerk: Congressman B. B. Odell. jr. chairman
OF the Executive Committee; Colonel George W.
Dunn, of Bingham,on; Barnet H. Davis. of Palmyra:
William Barnes. jr.. Of Albany; Thurlow Weed
Barnes of New-York. and William J. Youngs. Of
Oyster Bay were about the State headquarters and
held conferences and consultations during the
ing.
1t was ciaily given before 10 O'Clock last
night that all plans make the State Committee re-
sponsibe for Mr.. Platts remarkable attacks on
Major Mckinney had been abandoned.
"Our principal business Tomorrow said Mr.
Hackett, will be TO adopt address TO the Repub
lcans Of the State reviewing the work Of the Legis
lature OF 1896. The passage Of the Raines Liquor
Tax law and the Greater New York law will furnish
the opportunity for a considerable part of the
ments on the labors Of the session. Mr.. Ode.l and
myself were good deal criticised last year for is-
suing a similar address without calling the commit
tee together to approve 1t. We intend that this
years review shall have the Endorsement Of the
tire committee"
'Will there be any resolutions favoring sound
money! Mr. Hackett was asked
''Yes, / believe So Mr.. Hackett replied. Gov
ernor Morton will be referred to as the proper
sound-mone candidate but there will be no attack
afth
Colonel George w Dunn, of Binghamton, said:
There will be nothing adopted Tomorrow by the
committee that can be construed rejecting upon
Major Mckinley. 1t Is not in the province of the
committee 10 take such action. II Major Mckinley
is nominated It will be the duty OF the committee
10 go to work heartily for his election It would
be bad politics TO attack a who may be at the
head OF the National ticket"
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16

and n candidate beyond all question pres'rV"'Ne
81 sound money and the public credit. ..o,,o,,
Passing his opinion upon this jumpie OF @ ~
and dgres Mr. Clarkson drew the inierehnce liz, ne
somebody besides Mckinley was gong gosgraI 10 bosty
~ NrKinlev he said. for he Is personaly Wy
ponular and had no personal enemies IN the he-
publican party. o- oorId mot OK
pect to succeed and Mr. Clarkson cited me al III
Seward In 1850 Blaine In 1876 ana uinh. m 0her
students Of political history thought last eSen nd
that Mr.. Clarkson was astray IN onrs @ ,ina had a
ma aorty Of delegates elected to the conVe,u15ne 5e, o
the years named In this respect they ,iI al M ~
iority in the St. Louis Convention has been chosen
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
PRESS ARRANGEMENTS AT ST. LOUIS.
ALL APPLICATIONS FOR SEATS TO BE DISPOSED

OF By A COMMITTEE OF CITIZENS.
ST. Louis May lj-The Press Committee OF the
Bushes Mems League held conference yesterday
with Sergean, alarms T. +. Byrnes with reference
10 the distribution OF press tickets FOR the kepubl-
can National Convention. IL Was arranged thai the
COMMITTEES should take charge OF all applications Tor
seats including those already received by the ser
geant-at-arns All applications Will be taou!ated.
and the most equitable distribution possible Of the
ais seats will be- made by the committee and hy them
submitted to Mr. Byrnes for his approval All
papers not having applied 10 either the serg"ant-at
arms or Chairman D. " Houser. of the Press Com
mlitee must make application Immediately TO the
latter In order 10 facilitate the location OF seats
and the distribution OF tickets II was decided to re
ceve no applications for seats after June ]. sub
committee was appointed TO confer with the nrchl-
e,t and the chairman Of the Hall Committee as 10
the details OF arrangements and steps were also
taken toward providing suitable entertainment Tor
the visiting newspaper men
number OF Applications having been received
from Washington and New-York correspondents
Of newspaper, for tickets. Il resolved that al
appca FOR tickets from newspaper correspond
enis IN Washington or New-York musi be made
through the papers they represent and not for them
selves individually. 1t Is expected that all CORE
sponlen,s will be Informed OF the disposition OF their
appllci iiions by June J.