Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-15
r republican
CLANS GATHERING.
"a, Pai Boomers Arrive From Maine
and Massachusetts,.
'rrc2 LEADERS, ON THE GROUND.
m White Metal People Appear In
-.si as to Their Course.
rrTlLK0F BOLT BY LEADERS.
n Prs.3snti | ASpirants Airing
Their Various BcOmletS.

Their Various BCOmlelS.
0isD0sitiOn OF Contests by the
v,sonsl Committee Will Prob
.,,v Cut Down the Preliminary
work i'm the Convention Very
-,,-s-iqlv-Talk About the Plat
arm and the Financial Plank-A
q-ephic Description Of the In
.s-9- of the Convention Hall.
gr-ons and Devices Galore-The
Western Silver Men Preparing TO
interesting General Anti
convention Information.
s. Louis Mo-. June 14.-When the
can National Convention is call
ra-Iro on Tuesday it will be found
nreHmtuaries have been look
w..d xcepional thOroughness.
viii De no obstacles in the way
lately beginning the work for
the Convention has been callsd.
indications are that the
niu no, be of long duration.
q Convention hall will be in COM
Iress. The States are expect
have their recommendations for
rge plans in readiness by to-
r night The National Commit
entirely concluded the consider
o.. the unusually long list of con-
and &, is believed by those who
given attention TO the subject that
s win De found TO have been
Sd rel that comparatively little
lst, for the Committee on Gre
A Necessarily there has been
ma eonsideradon Of the declara-
o.. principles upon which the party
makes its
APPEAL TO THE COUNTRY,
u..V.u be- found rha, this branch of
e work has u.sn by no means ne
eL There has been a very general
aae- of views u00n this important
l.alimlch done looking to the har-
ION and cs,ic2-iC1 Of views.
o1 i- is believed Will render il pos
Tor la Platform Committee to
ca q conclusion with comparatively
ie8y
.-ol has been made of the tenn
.r chairman and other officers Of
np1,ary organization. and a pro-
-ne practically agreed upon for the
reL- organization, with Senator
s.ol, of Nebraska, for presiding
the Convention.
..- 20 these accomplishments Is
l- fac, that the Presidential
-.a has practically been named,
-s .e conceded that the Conven-
has apparently a comparatively
o. brief task before it. Obstacles
encountered, 0u, as yet c0mp1r-
1 of them are sdjscernible.
.ng.h of time the Convention
.- Vil' in all probability he de-
@ '.sely by the plan Of pro
-s which shall be determined by
Committee on Credentials. If
u Committee
si1rLD ELECT TO REOPEN
ea contests for seats in the Con-
o- anl 70 make an original in
..- of the various questions
these disputes cover. the pro-
'-s would be much delayed. These
involve The right of one hun
.1 ity-eight seats. and cover a
range of controversy. including
mH7,iye validity of many rival
4Ho1s, State and district. and
much Of heated personal
Dr.. race prejudice and factiOnal
sy. .1 say nothing of questions Of
g in rival conventions and
methods employed az the polls.
are stacks OF papers that might
AnDed iu almost every case.
1e11njerance of opinion is that
N.'-ea- is Committee VIII not
necessary 10 go into many of
be- detail. but that, on the
Che verde, OF the National
v.L De practically accepted
. .l o large ma. yri,y of the con-
Tie committee spent four
a-ga pare OF as many nights
S The facts in these cases and
Sum5D,s by either the pr.n-
Of their counsel. The meeting
Ni.o-al Committee was called
1a0 usual in order that this
5-. be done with more than the
Z laooughness for the facili,a-
progress Of The Convention s
la Committee also departed
a. practice in hearing each
Body and not In delegating
10 sub-cOmmitteeS. Ir is be-
-h.s course will
-'-. 4 STRONG INFLUENCE
ol.1g the verdict in all cases
.-ni-,ee TO which the Conven-
i omally assign the task Of
MO qualifications of the
o.her hand there viii be
.esslre on the part Of de,ega-
s claims have been adversely
lla 10 have the controversies
-...r gated. The defeated delegates
regard The Credentials Com
ISh- of court OF appeals,
amy cases they viii insist upon
I'm exceptional instances
t-5s, will probably be granted
committee viii unanimously
Il cases like that of Delaware.
.,- sides 70 the contract were
~. se-,s. or Ike that Of Arizona.
G ne names of both parties were
~Ron he roll and each delegate