Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-09-10
RALMER AND BUCKNER.
Ha Ticket Nominated by the Gold
Democrats.
Eza2ag Convention of the National
Democratic Party Held at
IndiABapoIIE-

zzEEAzAPoLIs, Ind. Sept. 3.-The
weather to-day is all that could be de-
sized foe the holding of the regular
u<1Dccatic national conyention. The
XssRGw fixed for the assembling of the
GzsREE%2tion was noon, but the pas
sage off noon hour was only marked
Dry GRe rendering of ''Old Hundred" by
Glk9 band
The Proceedings
AE f==1 Senator Palmer. who had taken q
seal On de stage as temporary chairman, rose
az<sa cslKkgd the convention 70 order in few ap-
az7ECzaEe words.
SzetL Goha Hazen White offered the opening
1r1ss<
zz2H fa< TIE convention. which was frequently
E1EsErzfyted by cheers. All reference to sound
EzazeT WSs loudly applauded. Terrific ap-
zzSass ssliSWed mention Of CleTeland's name
IN nszei1G
7TEs can OF states being ordered and com
uAese1 the secretary reported that fl states
ks1d responded.
eFHea the call vas completed Senator
7smzu1er reTn2rked:
The uezt business in order, as appears
Es11 tire printed list, IS remarks By me.
CHORDS are silver: silence is golden. 1 make
Eao rsCEari1s, but call for report from the
sEzsHiGEz1i committee"
me report was read By Mr.. Brennan. as fol-
zSzs-
Ysnseomrnend that until otherwise ordered.
zs1e rElzzs % the last democratic national con
~Seuzio0- which Was held In 1892. shall govern
ES5e deliberations Of this convention.
We recommend that all resolutions be re-
tzszred 60 the appropriate committee without
Es2EfkzZ-
We Esconpaend the following temporary on
9sEs OF eiIe convention:
c1zScDsa1-Ex-Gov. Roswell Pettibone Flow
=<, Of RAAertoWn. N Y.
Sec1SSarY-JohH d. Wilson, Of indianapolis.
y ia A ruG-Ua1fpr p KeGElor- Of N
ezgEnzDaiiS
Fae report vas adopted, and Senator Palmer
designated Gov. Jones OF Alabama and Geo.
&f0sGeg Peabody to conduct ex-Gov. Flower 20
she cI4fr, when Mr.. Palmer surrendered to
EafxR TIE GaVeI.
Eslsz-ET0zer proceeded to address the conven-
Sx8a At some length. after which the states
pyeEs czUed fer the selection Of members Of
E1he e8zsztttees on credentials, rules and reso-
zHeiOns and also vice-presidents When this
Nsas completed the convention took recess
Gzzf . m
Second Session.
To szaVsntiou reassembIed at 40 with a
EIEs{ attendance OF delegates and the galleries
Er1Ehsz Eith spectators, large proportion OF
zsE1aza we're ladies.
Ehe chairman OF the committee on creden-
Gals. Dir !. II. Brennan, OF Wisconsin, made a
EspOrE % che effect that there were S24 dele
gates present, representing Al states and three
ESsrEE0T5ss- and recommending that those
cxExsaRsuf be entitled to cast the full votes of
EzaeSr states and territories As TO the contest
awirR reference to the delegation from Con-
DscEh-Dt- the committee recommended that
SzRg aasIIaa of the national committee in seat
BzH Che delegates returned By the state con-
Sss01EEa be confirmed
The eePort was agreed to without question.
Or Everett. Ct Massachusetts, was intro
1zszeNaf Go all up the time with speech until
S3s export on permanent organization should
Sse ready He addressed the convention as
Gl8ll1z Rz4Eiets and said Massachusetts, had
szenE her delegation, nearly 90 strong, to aid in
Eeaefffag the invasion which had arisen
0zz2Ga1 the ancient honor and credit of the
Ssskaka country lCheers. Massachusetts"
EhsSaEEizne<z. lis here against all class dis
Ezaexza9- tCheers-l Massachusetts, democracy
6z0SxE No distinction between classes, between
Eh<sfa and poor, between the man who raises the
krrEGz and the man who takes it to market.
HE&S@aEh useefs democracy knows no distinc-
&Gam eseeween the capitalist and the wage
@zgwgG Massachusetts democracy knows no
-eGEafGasGz9u between north and south. between
@@@e &od vest IAppIause.I And. above all,
EhG democracy of our state, will not stand any
4Esast against that man who has protected the
@DsEZE and honor Of America. We stand to-
2kEfsc ~ President Cleveland"
EtSE. the convention rose TO man. and there
WzE arene OF great enthusiasm. Delegates
Nisee1ed and shouted and waved hats, fans,
6zadk>rchiefs and flags, and the specta tors in
GAE galleries took part In the demonstration.
The re10rt Of the committee on permanent
3LsufzaEton was presented by the chairman
al 6h8 cozns4ttee. Mr.. James W. Eaton, Of
Bs~ York He recommended Senator Donel-
SH1 Gallery. OF Louisiana. as permanent chair
as4m- and Mr. J. R. Wilson, OF Indiana, for
NssgEanGnf secretary. and further recon-
Elsszfed che establishment of permanent ma
ZaaM@4 equalization The report was adopted
wEfEA70@s a dissenting voice Senator Gallery
WsS escorted to the chair by Mr. Buliitt OF
ReazSStVaHia. and Mr. LAWYER of Minnesota,
+&zzd addressed the convention, his remarks be-
Eag delivered with much force and greeted
SztGh oOztinued cheering
sc che close Of Mr.. Cafery's speech Mr..
&s1tz e. irish. OF California, was introduced
8ssd Zzde . speech to the convention. Allud-
xar Co Elss democratic convention held in In
ezzEzp11ts during the war under threat he
GzEd- q pbysical determination. he remarked
ssszE sis=T we're here to-day under the threat OF
dissemination OF that which was dearer than
HE THey were here to defend against
zSzrtzzer attack the public credit, the national
EasEar Sad the private and personal honesty Of
enc f1dkv&duaL lApplausel. They were met
On Esce n crisis more serious than any crisis
GzazsG Asa been faced before. They represented
SfA&E 0caczMiEation and those principles which.
M@EssG che leadership of Grover Cleveland,
zzsrs fR uae OF the ancient principles OF hui
ME@& ubsrfg. [Applause.I They were here &c
-@wEs2G with Jackson by the eternal that the
ZzarxO= aud strength OF the democratic party
s<iaaafid not be obscured or belittIed by popu-
1suE- tAppiause.l He did not care whether
g VaS attempted by the populist convention
- Chicago or the pOpulist convention at
sc LGzLS-the two conventions OF the year
-saAfaEG n purpose, alke In declaration, alike
Ia the folly Of their principles and In the
asEnGGfbtiity Of their vagaries. IApplause.1
Thee Wepe in fact twin conventions OF the
.zzsr-s1d not the heavenly twins" either.
EEAs1xhaer.l
mr. IRISH spoke OF part OF MI Bryan's stock
n TRADE being a denunciation Of trusts aud
sEeaG 60 characterize Mr.. Bryan as 1.-THE
mxgsHe. pcopzgandist and commercial traveller
~ n syndicate greedier than the cormorant-
EsrseG oe Good" and cheersl; a syndicate
assazch &as gained millions upon millions from
sne silver mines OF the west and OF Mexico. a
syndicate which stands confessed upon its
GDasgHs oc its representative now travelling the
SraEcery tOIting for custom for &c. Loud
Gbsec<I Is now In the field for the sole and
SsEK purpose Of advancing the price OF It's
Eru1Essts by making the people believe that it
&iH 6e Al advantage to them" IApplause-l
bsc fzfsh's speech was received with en-
&szastzzftc demonstrations Of applause through
eat As he resumed his seat the band played
~tssffg Round the Flag" and there was quite
- seze4oa-
Tie committee on platform not being ready
- ecEs9CG, the convention. Rt $50. adjourned
1zlkz& ThErsday a. ~ a. m
SECOND DAY.