Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-21

Dlyfuoufhs n DgllOl. Cherokee.
The delegates from the FIRST and Second
DISTRICT, alone are sound money men with
these exfeptIons the entire delegation is
rar free silver In the First district there
,as a contast but II was decided In favor
y, ,ho o,1id s,ondsrd delegates ,,bo cboaa
Ntoa,r, StacLbouso and Nbrrrv delegates to
Gbicag, Win instructions in acc5rd with
~ r1,i,r,ont ~ tba coucus
rbo onn,as, 4, pI,ct Hawk county was
,otarro1 g., ,bo corn,nittea on crelantiaIs
-, So, ,,,,r,,p ,,o,.ux
'hlNh rOiN 'ii1Ai 4ho''Hi'
II was 23O "nen the convention was caIieu
to order. Tho committee on rules ana per
manent organization reported IN favor OF
Il. M Carr Of Delaware county as permanent
chairman
His Introduction by the temporary chair-
man, Mr.. Wright brought cheers from the
convention. MIR. Carr said:
~ congratulate you, gentlemen, because |
know you are here pledged to the cause OF
human rights and opposed TO the salshness
Of wealth great question Is now before
the people Of the United states It affects
every home ana every lhulViuuhl IN lne
land. 1t is a contest between nnat ,E., a,n ,,,a
mammon, and / rcJOlce 10 hl'o" llaI li'c
democracy OF Iowa stahds true 10 our pa' ~
teachings, true TO the wealth pFpuuCeTS 81
the nation, true TO the tollnS mliiohs -
the land. In this campaign all MASKS muSt
come off all deceptions ana necromahclhs
must end.
"a gold standard Is making money dearer
ana OF course prices cheaper, DtCduse Iu'lt
be no such thing as dear money ana
good prices for labor and the products OF
labor It is making deficit OF about $1,000.
900 week In the revenues OF the nauonai
government and creating an excuse for the
Issuance of erest-bearing bonds IN time
of profound peace. 1t is preventing people
from conveniently and honestly deailhg win
each other because money constantIy III
creasing IN value is not an honest nohes.
IL makes goVu times ioI ~ ylu,In'es i va W..
nations wealth. producers, Who nav tne
Dohds 10 pay. 1T increases tue Dur Jul "e. a. vi VI
an ueoI', ueIt ease" d d' ,ptnrsisas hrsiness
, LDi'ne ~ f''P Ia s.andard nolicv cute
Yep, IepieSston ', So'' ro,,on,,es md m,ltes
uoMI Jul no w .,, ,,,tr Lnooven h,,
IioL,eS SIa' .t IA @ % 49,. 'rro1,,cts ,bo
@ un' @ oe,ort is stiu inenficiant
e. mo,. o,r iniora,t and other charges abroad
d ~ 40 ha,,a -, oxnor+ old to make tho hal
anco gond such r,nditions make hard times
and shortage in purchases and revenues.
,rco ron cprrNpACKc
H'o Wv ,' 80, ~
me men WIZ ptuuuI' o,i, no No oaIt%
VINO are Interested III 'n"h'i.s '',o m me"I.r @
they no" poseess u.uo'e i,,' -, r tba no,r
, sIr,Nins W ieu..e o .mo o tbav Snccoode1 in
tiy IhVneS. 80. ~ i,t tha ooiDo.o ~ ell
M .ioS'S - ~ ,nio,,oa5 a comnoigr for the do
tr,,otto - tba yraenhacks and kent con
ar,i,s Sror, teiti,e its usual bolidnv recess
- noanhar in desnerata attemnt to
nI, ~ re- linn, of o,,r money bv destroy
ing a third of orr present stock
7, concluding the sneaker strongly objected
10 tho destruction of greenbacks and declared
tbot to hn the goll standard program and
roya his views of what he termed CHEAP
snd dear money. ITO restore free coin
noe safely wisely and Justly, is the mission
of tho democratic party" said the speaker
"ord 7 reioica TO know that Iowa's voice in
the great national council will be for the
nnminatIon Of Horace Boes. man who
u,;l ba ha ofl i'm q ru-
,,nnt or tha noonle's will in this great work -
Nsoriv every sentence of MIR. Carr's speech
rra orn,oudad and MANY of its sentiments
,rn,,aht o,,. rounds n rbesrs Suddenly the
name of Horace Bnies was mentioned by the
sneoi,or An instant's hesitation and the
cppvantion broke into wild cheering, and
coI,s For poins we're freouent. The conven-
IT, soarooI, waited for the conclusion Of
~ ohoirnon,s snaecb whon cheers and calls
tnr Roias We're renewed nor could order be
r,a,rtojnod roa for fnliv Oftesn minutes,
- 7 ;nool,, of E,loyd was recoonjzed
and in a short speeeh demanded that Gov
ernor Boies address the convention, that it
wa, n demand the convention had a right
IN make Judge Noble objected to the time
Of tho convention being taken up with a
s5ecch from Ex-Governor Boies. insisting tha.
his was meeting for business and not for
snnooh naling He was cried down and the
se,,ond for Roies became more hoisterous
t,n saara hoing ono ~ indescrih,hIe conFn.
sion Einoilv word came from the governor
oi.' 81. ~ a, ~, hJs botai ond boggod mo
tiia. t, nt =. vomsa h,r, II wos raInrtontl,.
soilNe"e.on ~ ,nn,5nn, o,iaa m,,th anoth ~
uohe, anu tn' IT, ,dn, ' "'''
cheer ior 'ne sIlNe' 'uoi' ., -
me cohltlee I vi '.. PJ, 80 teu VI. s
the Back ia"k county contest Ct. III iaEol nl, VI
uie ueiesatlo' neaucu w .,i pv'es o.
the minority reported against inns ana III
favor Of the regular convention delegates.
Also i'm favor of sending a delegation from
the Fourth district headed by Judge Van
Waror rbo ranort oF tho ,,oiority was
HaSehsi' Inc ''po'' Va '"e '"'oi''' was
adopted.
and when the chairman read a telegram
frn,,, Minnoano1is 10 tho effact that that dis.
I. rpt' '.in ~. san IL, san e,,,,nr on,,
trlct "Cu'u neNt lal elecl iiec S''Ne' Son-
gressman the delegates were again on their
feet. Michael Healy Of Fort Dodge made a
speech which kept the enthusiasm going for
,po,bar hale bon-
""u.', I t .,., ,, , s
Mr.. 1eaS casusi,Ioa vi tue solu ihen u m lo
their threatened bclt last nlsht caused them
20 hiss the speaker, but the silver delegates
drowned them with cheers
norcc ,ID.Dc rI,D ,rcr
bolhS HEADS ifiE LlSi'
At the conclusion Of Heaiy's address, nom-
nations of delegates-at-large were proceeded
with ] / sheet of potta wattamie In a
euogiStic speech that tested the enthusiasm
of the convention nominated Horace Boes as
first delegate and chairman of the Iowa del
egaton. Boes was elected by a unanimous
vote S. b. Evans Of Wapello. editor OF the