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New-York tribune., 1896-07-29

conference for a representative Democratic q.
tiOnal Convention TO place In the field n Prcsides
tial ticket upon honest and straghtforwasd "a
Democratic platform. G. yEY HOLMAN
Lewiston. Me-, July &.-At the Androscoygi,
County Democratic Convention in Auburn TO-DAY
the silver Democrats tried 10 have a committee
appointed, the idea being to put the convention ON
record to the silver question. The attempt VA,
defeated temporarily The silver men urged 4,
again, and IL was voted that the chairman appoint
a committee Of three. The chairman appointed
three gold Democrats. Tho silver men asked
for additional the committee bu,
It was refused The silver men insisted on tos
Committee on Resolutions reporting before all ths
nominations were made II reported follows:
Resolved. That the Democrats Of AndroscogRn
County hereby pledge hearty support 10 the nora.
inees Of the National Democratic party and pledrs
themselves to use all honorable means for their
election
The resolution was adopted almost unanimously.
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Colgate s. Co.'S


While he was waiting for an answer ne cna',eu
with Senator Squire, OF Washington Mr squire
showed Mr.. Hanna number OF telegran's, anu
they talked earnestly about the situation on the
Pacific Coast. While they were chatting the
bell-boy returned, and Mr. Hanna hurried up
stairs When asked about his visit he said
1T is purely personal visit Mr.. Wana.lane, s
was going to call upon me. but he was detained
by business. and have come down here 10 zee
him"
Shall you see General HaTison?' Mr. llama
was asked.
"I don't know-perhaps." was the answer, ana
ne hurried off The conference lasted some time,
and when 1t was over Mr. Hanna reiterated ina,
1t was simply q social call, and SAID ne nau
nothing to saw The Impression is that Mr..
Hanna called to advise with ex-President Har-
rison and Mr.. Wanamaker concerning tne cam,
paign and to learn how much the National
Committee can rely upon General HARRISON ior
speecheS
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
SOUND MONEY CALL IN MAINE.
SUMMONS TO GOLD DEMOCRATS IN ARTHUF

SUMMONS TO GOLD DEMOCRATS IN ARTHUR
sEwAII.s STATE.
Rocklnnd. Me-, July &C. vey Holman OF this
city, one OF the delegates TO the National Demo-
cratic Convention at Chicago and god-standard
man. has sent the following communication to the
leading Democrats of the State:
All Democrats Of the State Of Maine who recog-
nize the fact that the recent so-caled National
Convention Mt Chicago was dominated In Its organ
ization and conduct by spirit OF injustice dishon-
csty and absolute disregard for the most ele-
mentary rules of orderly procedure; who deprecate
and condemn the surrender OF the majority OF that
body to Popust theories entirely alien TO the
creed OF true Democracy; who decline TO accept
the declaration OF alleged principles put forth In
ure embodying the articles of Democratic faith;
but rather as subversive and revolutionary OF all
that this Nation has been taught to admire and re-
we're as Democratic doctrine; who refuse TO par
ticipate even passivcly In the political crminality
which unjusthably and without warrant unseated
reverse the Just control OF certain State deiega-
lions and thus defeat the will OF the Democratic
electors OF those States duly expressed in tneir
local caucuses and conventions; who believe thnt
II Is consistent with the fundamental principles OF
Democracy to advocate and secure the hishest
measure of soundness In the administration OF our
National finances and In the rtgulation OF OUT
monetary system and who believe that the simple
dignity OF Names terse civil motto 'Drigo y
lcad") should never be prostuted TO the direcuon
Of an unworthy oause or the propagation or an un-
cate to the undersigned their Views upon the al
visibility OF Immediately calling conferences IN
this State TO consider what action shau DC teken
under the call issued BY the chicago souno-@s"W
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| To TELL. BRYAN AND SEWAIL ABOUT 1T.

,,orrrrc,rrOS OF THEIR NOMINATION TO BE
MADE IN THE GARDEN on AUGUST H.
On August 70. 1896 William Jennings Bryan will ap-
noor at tho Madison Square Garden in the farce en-
titled "The Silver Candidate" In this he will be
sun,ortel by Arthur Sewall and a miscellaneous
company consisting Of tho Notification Committee
of the Democrats party, made up Of two delegates
from each State William p. st. John. ex-presiden'
OF the Mercantile National Bank. and al present
treasurer OF the Democratic National Committee
and also of the Silver Committee. Will act as stage
H. inager and master OF ceremonies.
There Is now little doubt that the preliminary ar
rangements will be satisfactorily arranged, as the
managers OF the Garden say they Will let 1t to this
company on the terms to any other. The
rent will be 81 800 for one-night stand and n bond
not to exceed $1,000 will be~requlred TO insure the
Garden against damage. These conditions MT
ST. John says he Is willing and able to meet
Admission 10 the performance will be by tcke
only, but no fee will be charged for fear an audi
ence might not appear. although 1t has been sus-
gested In some quarters that admission fee Of a
silver dollar should be charged. This report the
reporter was unable TO get verified. ~
II !s not known who will assume the responsibility
OF presiding over this company and gathering one
OF the silveres will tell Mr. Bryan that he has been
nominated TO the Office Of President Mr. Bryan VII MI
then reply IN speeci:, which he hopes vii! be the
greatest effort OF his lifc After the applause has
subsided another delegate vii! inform Mr.. Sewall
who will also make reply.
n is evident that large number of tirst-nighters
are expected the Garden will seat about soO ana
furnishes standing-room for nearly lO,CVl more; tor
fear that there be many slverite> IN tlS
beuiCh cd city the Seaboard Air Line proposes TO
run acconm odation trains to supply the deficiency:
Mr. Bryan's next Eastern stand VIII probably I've
Baitimorc. where some merchants have invited Mr.
Sewall and himself 10 repeat their performance ana
there the committee OF The st Louis Si.y.r Coa.
vention will inform them of their nomination by
ha Convention.
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STEWARDS TONGUE STILL ACTIVE.
HE FIRES OFF ANOTHER TRADE AGAINST THE

"sWINDIERS OF WALL STREET"
WASHINGTON July Ex-senator Stewart, OF Nevada.
who was one Of the active forces AT the recent ST.
yer and POpullst conventions in St Louis. returned
70 the city this morning. United Press reporter
asked him what importance he attached 10 the
ub.ishai report to-day that Cha rman Jones. OF
the Democratic National Committee. and Governor
Stone, of Missouri were considering the advsa-
bnity OF withdrawing x5ryans name from the Popu-
list ticket In making his reply Senator Stewart
drew freely upon his picturesque forc.be and we'll
stocked vocabulary Of English. lie sad None
whatever. Neither Chairman Jones nor Bryan nor
any other individual can prevent the Populists
from using Bryans name and voting for HIM. The
people have some rights. as well as the candidates.
The vast majority of the Popul!sts are friends OF
Bryan and will do everything In their power 10 Sc
cure his election. They VIII present nothing TO
him for acceptance reject on t, give the enemy
an opportunity 10 divide the friends OF financial re-
form, Bryan's record IS all the platform any true
financial reformer possibly desire"
"W.l any communication be made by the Popu-
list leaders Of the Convention TO Mr.. Bryan?"
II see no proprety IN communicating TO Mr.
BRYAN what occurred at st. Louis at the Popultst
Convention. calling upon him to discuss the
Populist platform Any. proceedings OF that kind
and defeat him The Populists who voted for him
in convention don't want to defeat him. 1t Is their
desire to elect him.
You have no doubt. then" he was asked that
the Popul.sts will cheerfulM, co-opNate with the
Democrats for this purpose" -
The PopMsts rePed Senator Sewass slgn
OF Chicago which eliminated the spurious, modern
John Sherman. goidbug, swndling Democrats from I'm
American citizens OF the Jefferson.an stripe who
nominated Bryan at Cnicago and sthe l.Oo0 other
PATRIOTS citizens who did the same thinS at 81.
Louis. They Rave united their forces against the
combination OF monarchsts aristocrats monopo.
gamblers and enemies OF civilization, with head
quarters the other side OF the Atlantic and do
Ing an active business In that section OF this coun-
try known as Wall Street. There is no use OF
Hanna spending any more time in manufacturing
new m dd,s of the-roal enthusiasts out OF gold
bugs to repudiate Bryan, The money already en-
pended on such patriots as Henry l.. Cal. OF New
York and Others who are attempting TO create
new silver party out OF goidbug material manu-
featured . order by the Hanna combination Will
be wasted"
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
B0LTERS MEET IN BOSTON,.
STRONG SENTIMENT FOR THIRD
TICKET SHOWN
LEADING DEMOCRATS go ON RECORD AGAINST
BRYAN AND sEwAL,-DEMAND FOR

BRYAN AND sEwAII>-DEMAND FOR
sOUND-MONEY ELECTORS
Boston, July 2s-An enthusiastic meeting OF
'sound-money Democrats was held In the fremont
Building this afternoon. Among those present were
Frederick o. Prince, OF Boston: James e. Mccon-
neil. OF Fitchburg; George r. Mclaughlin OF Sahd-
wlch SIgourney Butler OF Boston; henry u
Thacher, OF Yarmouth; John B. Moran, OF boston.
Godfrey Morse OF Boston Henry w. Lamb OF
Brookne: Nathan Matthews. jr., OF Boston, Johh
L. Nichols, OF Somerve; Charles Head. OF Boston,
Thomas j. Gargan, OF Boston; Charies francs
Adams %. Of Quincy; Charles r. Stratton. OF Bos-
tom John d. Emrnons. OF Walpoe, and Louis d.
Brandcls Of Boston. Ex-Mayor Prince acted as
chairman OF the meeting. which adopted the follow
ing resolutions:
Resolved, That the true interests OF the people'
and particularly OF the wage-earIers. require ad-
herence TO the existing standard of value and ~
we heIsore adhere to II the plafsMTm3 M 1886 81 the
Poachng a,s ,a, Of
and ihS HeSrai s Coese' c On all Democrats to or
eanise e'E and work ,I5 for these nei results
After q discussion lasting two hours. In which
nearly every person present took part. expressing
an enthusiastic determination to do everything pos
slbe to prevent the Massachusetts Democracy from
abandoning the sound money and otner ume-hon,
ored principles Of the party. the meeting adJourned
to meet again Friday. v. ,,o,.s
Democratic Club OF Massachusetts at a meeting
this afternoon came out fa,-footed against the
Chicago i!cket and platform AT recent meeting
the same committed adopted resolution eaffirm.
Ing the declaration OF principles Of me CLUB Ok g.
party of the Common wealth OF April q, 1898. At
tails meeting there were present oIly nine OF ING
after the news OF their action had been circulated
among the members Of the club, there was diner
Marshall OF Char,estown. issued circular 20 his
associates the club asking in substance, whether
favored
the ticket. Now the Executive Committee has come
together again and adopted resolutions that go
grCa; deal further than the resolutions passed a.
the first meeting. There were ten members present
at to-days meeting
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VERMONT pops" IN CONVENTION.
A STATE TICKET NOMINATED AND HOLDERS OI


A STATE TICKET NOMINATED AND HOLDERS OF
RICHES DENOUNCED
Montpelier. Vt. July 2s-The Populist State Con-
venton was held at Capitol Hall to-day, about
twenty-five delegates being resent. The conven-
tion was called to order by A l.. Bowen, OF Dorset
the chairman of the State Committee. who
selected permanent chairman Mr.. Bowen made
short address. denouncing people who possessed
riches and mentioning DR.. w. Seward Webb the
exponent Of wealth In Vermont. The platform
adopted calls for fiat money and free silver and
contains the following plank:
The resort 10 bribery instrumentality for
carrying elections and for securing legislation or
court decisions being direct thrust at the very life
OF free government and no less act Of treason
than firing on our country's flag. We therefore de-
mand act Of Congress making It, In law IL Is In
fact capital crime for both the receiver and giver
OF bribes I'm any form and punishable as such
DR.. W. S. Curtis Of West Randolph: Miles d.
Baker. OF Burlington ~ G. Wilder. of Waitsheld
and George s. McAllister. of Stowe nominated
Presidential electors. The nominate for State
officers follows: For Governor Joseph Bat
tell OF Middebury. for Leutena Governor, WILL
lam Dexter, Of Sheffield for Secretary OF State. A.
Il. Way Of Burlington: for Auditor G. +. Cluff. Of
Waterbury, for Treasurer, Daniel Sallies, OF Mont
peier.
In the I'D District T. J. Aidrich OF wheelock was
nominated for Congress- and In the Ist District A.
l.. Bowen was nominated.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
PARDON FOR HENRY BIER RECOMMENDED

New-Orleans. July 2s-The Board OF faraon' -.
cdcd at Its meeting to-day to recomnehu -, ~ ~
Governor the pardon OF Henry Bier, the wen
broker who was convicted of perjury ou' "0.
rersv franch,ss HERS case has attracted Win
spread attention. only on accoun, o. ,s M Msstraor.
and business standing. but because r,on ~ an with his
dlnary corruption exposed In co,ay conn
rmrcha a. for oihers OF the street railway.
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NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The citizens of Maiden Lane for nearly week
have had a daily reminder Of Republican principles
and the political issues at stake this year hang-
ing over their heads in the shape OF an Interesting
banner, which has already seen service In pre-
yious campaign. 1t stretches across the street
from the Seabury Building, at No. 80 MAIDEN Lane
and owes its existence to George J. Sea3ury. Of
Seabury e. Johnson The banner made for
Mr. Seabury In 1892 by the New-York Advertising
Sign Company Of No. I6 Park Place At that
time the Republican headquarters OF the drug
chemical oil and paint trades were In the seaouv
Building. as q motto on the banner signihes' lns
headquarters will be there this year as formerly.
and 1t is proposed to open series of campaign
meetings in the building before long. The Old
banner has. accordingly been retouched BY rs
makers the names of Mckinley and Hobart suo.
S..s"f new motoes added These are: "A souvenir q
1892" which runs across the top OF the banner ssa "a
be a hit at the who like TO foster foreign N.
dustres The banner measures ax3) feet among
try trs c'"e' "Protection. Honest money" High
wages" "A ane Nayy AmSrican ships '''
The loyal Republican Club Of the XXVlllth AZ
sembly District met on Monday night at the''
headquarters, at Seventy-ninth-st. and Thlrda'e.
and adopted resolutions recommending Hhaha
Flowers ito all true Republicans" OF the East soc
Of the xIVth Congress District nominee lor
Congress The officers OF the club are Timothy
O'Tooe. president: John McNaily. vice-president:
J. J. C'Brien. secretary, and Frank Lennon. uea~
Mount Oivet Baptist (Coored Church In fiity'
thlrd-st. near Seventh-ave.. was well hiied .as.
evening with coiored men and women who had
gathered to indorse the nomination Of Mchin'ey
and Hobart and the Republican platform. Jacoo
D. Simms called the meeting 10 order ana miro
duced as the first speaker OF the evening the Kew
Emert Lyons. The speaker said that the Reploncas
party naturally the parry for the coiorea .Tss &
to cast his lot with. and especially at this n"s
when the Democrats proposed 10 pay dents ,s W =
depreciated currency. The other sPeaMkers owsn ws
Professor r. T. Greener, j. ID. Carr, A W OWLS
the Rev. d. W. Wisher and c. F. Butler; Res4,'
tions were adopted ndorsing the RepuDlcin pnnv pa.,
form in its decara tions for protection sSnnd nio
and an honest ballot. also lndorsine Mckinney snt
Hobart as the representatives Of the best Hp,
American manhood Resolutions were also adop,sa
70 the effect that the coored race had MOI psen
erly treated In the administration or both s'ass s
city affairs A meeting will be held to,moWWsst toa Nj
evening at Union Investment Hall, NO ~ ~
Ftfty-thlrd-s ST., 20 urge that no discrminauo" "
made against the negro.
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BRYAN WILLING TO BE GUIDED"
THE CANDIDATE SHOWS NO HASTE TO CHOOSE
BETWEEN WATSON AND sEwALL-

Lincoln, Neb. July Ex-senator Pettgrew. 4
South Dakota. one OF the boiling silver Republican,
was the only prominent caller at the Bryan hons
to-day He spent some hours with the nominee tAk.
ing over the political situation. Mr. Bryan s stl
silent as 70 his intention with regard 70 the Pops.
Est nomination. Opinions here differ as 10 what b
will do. but the general understanding is that no
decision will BE- reached until after Senator Jones'
OF Arkansas. chairman OF the democratic Natiora.
Committee. has consulted With the Populist leaders
70 the best course 20 pursue While IN Chicago
Mr.. Bryan expressed 10 the Democratic Nsonll
Committeeman his desire 70 be guided by their ad.
vice and while he has ais own opnions. he appears
willing allow his political advs RS 20 arrange the
matter.
Mr. Bryan spent short time a. Democratic head.
quarters this afternoon. but d.d nothing beyond
shaking hands with number Of people there.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
CA11rORNIANs WANT GOLD PAYMENTS

WORDING OF THE CONTRACTS OF THE ALASKA
PACKERS ASSOCIATION.
The Alaska Packers Association. which is an
analgamated association Of packers OF ALASKA SAL
mon with headouarters in San Francisco has made
its prices for the packing OF new eaten nsh az also
It's selling contracts with the buyers who act as It's
dstrbuters These distributors In the last ten days
IN their turn have made sales through their Eastern
agents TO the wholesale grocery trade OF the East
for its wants for future delivery. Contracts for
these engagements have just been received from the
West but buyers here have refused 10 confirm the
purchases made This action by class Of honor
able merchants appears superfcially TO be strange
demandlng reimbursement to the sellers OF the West
by the buyers Of the East in United states gold CON-
70 yconfrm and sign the contracts with this spula
tion not because they are not believers IN gold Dut
the silver movement they do not propose to make
the West q bonus Of 4c2 cents on the dollar
WITH WSmi ase j. K %Tmsby coan s"c chaso
the wfo supply Of canned salmon from the Aaska ,
Jams, Brown & Co, in this city; are I; u Dudley
Co. o. No. is5 pyanest. ard Dea,ed d. McGovesn Me-
by Company here is John NJ. Chapman e. Co., Of No.
An interesting point in this matter Is that while
the California house. In the free,siver disrlc has
company, where the gold interest is strong. has
made no endeavor Of the kind.
salmon this month for September delivery from
Williams Brown e. Co., and not word said
about any god clause. When the formal gold con-
tract came on II contained that clause. As
we saw IT, We wrote that would not pay In gold,
and we do not propose to- II Williams Brown 4 Co.
their letter OF explanation they say that the clause
was necessary last year. but is SO now. on con-
tracts for future delivery in view OF the silver agi-
tatcn. don't think there Is any necessity for 1t
mysef"
J. w. Chapman. Of J.. W. Chapman e. Co. stated
that the Aims,y Company had required no gold
clause and added: It l. Interesting TO observe that
the California house. in free-sver region. calls for
gold on the plea that they must pay ou; gold. while
the Chicago firm. in gold centre sees need of
such clause"
Thomas L. Mnrsalis. president OF the American
Grocery Company. said he had made no contracts
vet for ca nned goods and added: These men out
there In The silver country want gold in contracts.
Senator Mitchell talks silver demands gold
clauses In mortgages and so does Atgeld The
whole combine Is operating for n purpose"
California according to Mr. Lennon Of It's
delegates TO the Republican National Convention al
g, Louis and by the vote OF Its Democratic delegates
at Chicago. is a silver State. and 1t is certainly
couracfng for the Nations integrity and prosperity
20 see as one Of the eroccrs said. Chickens coming
home 10 roost soon. by the demands Of silver
State for gold payments, in return for one of the
largest commodities II handles The action OF the
Eastern buyers should give food for thought TO Popu
sts and Silyertes. who should remember that COM
i"- events cast thear shadows before "
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
"CEORGE FRED" CLUE FORMED

Boston, July 2S-An adjourned meeting OF CON-
mittce chosen recently organize club in the In
terest of the candidacy of Bryan, Sewal and George
Fred Williams was held this afternoon at Mr. Will
iams's office A constitution and bylaws were
adonted and II was voted TO call the organization
the "Bryan- Sewall- Williams Club OF Massa-
chusers" H. d. Shaofer was elected president j.
A Denson secretary. ard II. ]. Jdqulth treasurcr.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
WILL CARLISLE VOTE FOR MKINLEY!
THAT SEEMS TO BE THE INFERENCE DRAWN
FROM Mr. RYNIrM'S LETTER

Washington July 2S-Ex Representative Bynum,
OF Indiana. Of the Sound Money Democratic Com
m ttce has put himself In correspondence with Ad-
m.nistration leaders In Washington. Among others,
he has addressed a letter Secretary Carlisle and
asked him TO furnish to the Sound Money COM
nlttec at Chicago a list OF known Sound Money
Demo rats In the South
Tho Secretary has s;udiously refrained from say
ing whether or not ne will support Mckinley and
bolt Bryan. and Mr.. Bynum's apparent assumption
that he Will take that step Is the cause OF some
adverse criticism on the part Of Mr. Carlisles
friends.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
ANTI-PLATT MEN WIN IN ULSTER.
THE ANTI MACHINE CANDIDATES CARRY FIVE

OF THE NINE WARDS OF KINGSTON.
Kingston. ~ Y July 2s (SpecaD.-The most q.
citing caucuses held in the city OF Kingston took
place tonight in each of the nine wards. a large
vote was polled than before at caucuses. They
were held for the purpose OF eectins delegates to
the Ist Assembly District Convention az which
delegates will be chosen % the State Convention
There was fght In every ward, the Plat organiza
ton being opposed BY ant.-Pa candidates pqt !a
this city Every influence on each side was brought
to bear and Mr. Hasbrouck successfully elected lis
delegates In five CT the nine wards. The indications
that his delegates will be In the majority In
two districts of the county
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
SECRETARY HERBERT GOING HOME TO VOTE

Washington, July 8-Secretary Herbert has a..
ranged TO leave here on THURSDAY for Montgomery.
Ala where on Monday he will vote the straight
Democratic ticket He will return to Washington
the following Wednesday, going Immediately %
board the Dolphin for his summer cruise. He Hiu
lecture before the Naval War College at Newport ~
August
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STOPPED HIS SON'S WEDDING.
MR. DARBouR's ACTION EXcIrEs WHOLE
COUNTY IN VIRGINIA

fredericksburg. Va July ?s-At the marriage "
Miss Emma Anderson and William Barbour -
Stafford County yesterday. the br!degroems is'"'.
created a sensat!on by rising In the middle Oh w ~,
ceremony and forb.ddng the marriage because ,,ers @
son was already married. lie read severai e., s .,
from his sons wife. and the minister reiusea %H,sh
on with the marriage All the people are oi ,nnfv s
runs high.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
A STRAW FROM COLUMBIA COUNTY

Chatham. ~ Y, July 2S (SpeclaD-A raw vote
aken to-day of the business men OF this village ~
"The Courier" showed 81 for gold for silver. not
decided and non-committal
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29

Quincy. ILL.,, Juy 2S-The Democratic Convention
OF the XVth District met here this afternoon and
n0mirated ex-Congressman William II. Neece.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29

The session was one OF the shortest on record.
BY Mr. Hill advice. the business Of selecting the
time and place for the State Convention was
rushed through in double-quick fashion. lest some
thing dreaded should break loose
DECIDING ON THE PLACE
John Cuneen. Of Buffalo, secretary OF the COM
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29

When Baby was sIck. We gave her cas'0r'A
When she was Child, she cried for cas'0'A
When abe became MiAs she chung to caa0">
Whom she bad Children. she gave them 0s''~
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Aood,. Dill, the best family cathartic and
ssOVu Eiiio. liver stimulant 2oe-