The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-11

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| meet 'he committee on resolutions 70
.ne risnt ol the chaT' ne then stared
that General bragg of Wisconsin de-
sireu 10 make some remarks ana he ac-
'oiuihsiy 'h'loouceu the general 10 the
coi'eh'ioh' "eheral bragg salo'
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| rise' ME-. CHAIRMAN on question
ot STATE privilege. When the delegation
VI " iscohsih was 'oda! engaged IN pri-
Nate consultation as 10 what should DC
oohe py II IN tne future. some gentle
ia.' hho" MN 10 De such) stole the
coioIs VI our state anu passed them as
tne iepiese"'atioii ol my uelesa'ioh ana
VI my s'a'e' ihto the traii ol the Nictoi
'oi whom we hau refused 10 cast oui
>o.es' n'ahe tnis statement not III
oiue' u east renectioh upon ah!pouy
put a"hp'! W pace 'he state Whicn
| ,spieseh' as its chairinaH' right' SO tha'
nv i.ru'u VIII SHOW .hat we ualieu ho'
'ne WISCONSIN oadser pehlhd the
,'tes Vi Tue ihaJority ol this cof'eh-
tion. tch,>rs.)
Mr. Dockery attempted to take the
stand to answer General Bragg's re-
niarks' anu as the Two Wisconsin an
tason,sts confronted each other, Gen.
efal bragg shook his finger in Mr..
Dockerys race and said:
| III you make any personal remarks
about me you VIII suffer for it,
Inc chairman remarked that What-
ever asperity might exist between the
gentlemen from wisconsin, ought not
TO enter INTO a national convention.
he was satisiled that the gentlemen III
the end would be friends. supporting
the ticket ana ne refused to recognize
Mr.. Dockery Tor the purpose or address
ing the convention.
Mr.. Dockery then left the stand and
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