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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30
BRYAN NOMINATED.
lhe ropuiists Indorse the Democrat Can
uidate Amid Great Enthusiasm.

4
Inc delegates were evidently not much re.
fresneu when they reassembled at o o'clock the
next morning The Bryan men, disregardsng
MT bryans telegram, started In TO nominate
MN ior President with n rush. They accom-
pllshed their purpose and he was named
on tine FIRST ballot, but IL re lured several
hours OF hard, but enthusiastic hustling to
carry MIN through The only other candidate
Win any following was Frank :. Norton, OF
chicago The ballot stood: Bryan, 1,0i7:
Norton, 3d. Debs, 1: Donnelly, /.
Inc proceedings OF the day were very lively
ana began with "A speech by Gen. Weaver plac-
ing Bryans name before the convention En-
thuslastlc cheering was followed by a march
ing shouting, singing demonstration such as
greeted that name at Chicago. The Texas and
Arkansas mlddle-of-the road men attempted
10 stop the procession and a fight resulted
which required the interference OF the police.
Gen. Field, OF Virginia, moved 10 sus-
penu the rules and make Bryan'S nom
inatlon unanimous. This brought on an
other row which was only quelled by the
motion being withdrawn. There were numer-
Gus seconds TO organs nomination, but the
one winch created the greatest excitement was
by Miss Minerva Roberts. a beautiful young
woman OF Colorado Mr. Call, OF New York,
presented the name OF Col Il. :. Norton. OF
illinois, and the names OF Eugene " Debs, Ig-
natius Donnelly and Jacob ;. Coxey were also
presented, but were afterward Withdrawn.
The nominations we're then declared closed.
The nominating speeches had occupied exactly
six hours, and then a ballot was ordered. Dur
ing the balloting intense excitement reigned.
After some delay Chairman Allen announced
the Official vote as: Bryan, 1,0I2: Norton, 32l;
DeDs' l; Donnely. I. Bedlam was, or course,
loosed. and pandemonum reigned for Is or 20
minutes. The Texas. Arkansas and Maine mid
dle-of-the road men with their guidons together
massed about their standard on the left OF the
Ahaae ,l.ae do
counter demonstration They cheered and
yelled and pushed and fought Tor 10 minutes.
The sergeant-at arms was poweress to restore
order and after rappiug for i've minutes
Chairman Allen declared Mr.. Bryan the nom
inee OF the convention. Someone made a mo-
ton to al sourn. The chairman put the mo-
ton and declared the convention adjourned
sine die
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

According TO I,euwenhoek there are
animalculae so small that 10000 OF
them could be hidden under the finest
grain of sand.
The number oc Aorses killed for con.
sumption "a food 81 Paris last year
was 2S.lS6. this being exclusive OF AZ
mules and $50 donkeys.
According IL the method which is
now adopted for reckoning leap years
in England. December, January and
February will be the summer months
about 10000 years hence.
wyoming IL TO have new national
park. A treaty has been concluded
with the shosbone and hrapshoe tribes
for the cession 20 the government OF a
section OF land ten miles square In one
corner of the reservation.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

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uWhen you go into the closet for secret prayer
be sure TO take the key OF your safe along.
Wood is an article OF diet in Siberia.
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

The weigh OF the world is about IA ounces
TO the pound
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

The only office that seeks the man is the
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-30

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

Tie cid eobAsessone pavements are pass
Ing away. and the bicycle has done more
70 produce the welcome cnange than even
letters 10 the newspapers.--Bosson Tram
script
The Chicago river contains the only wa
Ter IN the world sato which yon can stick
your finger and leave hole when you pun
II out Acknowledgement Commercial Tri-
bune-
The Boy Orator or the Platte could get
into the midst OF large crowds with less
trouble and expense II he would take up
his station At Canton. Ohio.-Kansas City
Journal.
The fact tina, the Democracy has not
even candidate for the senate may be
taken as conclusive evidence the party Is
suffering from collapsus ksrfiuneuA-San
Francisco Chronicle.
Candidate Sewall again declares that in
one sense" the result in Maine was a great
victory for free silver. Doubtless the lone
sense" he speaks OF il nonsense-New
York Mall and Express
Mr.. Depew talks freely on the election,
but he stih refuses to commit himself on
that engagement question Perhaps he Is
waiting for Miss Collins 10 commit herself
nrst-St. Paul Pioneer-Pres4
Little words OF falsehood.
Little blusfsngs vain.
Make Boy Bryan's speeches
And his whole campaign.
New York Tribune.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18
NOTABLE PEOPLE.

Miss Rose Kellogg for the past two
years q resident OF Spokane. Wf sh has
decided 20 become q lady travelling man
and sae ts now on the road for one OF
New York's largest music stores
Mr. Barney Lloyd. OF Char!ex.own. ~
Va. spent A few days last week a, the
Beau Manson. IN Frostbarg. He "a the
lax; surviving member OF the grand s.rw
Which, ia IsSs. indicted John Brown for ia.
vssson AMI inciting insurreeE.on.
The shah 0. Persia sarvasses all Other
royal 9eyotses IN enthusiasm for eats ne
has EfIy OF them. and they have attend
ants OF thesr own. with special rooms for
meals. Wien ire shah gees away they "a
toe. carried By gasn .ord of The feiins
tribe.
A COMMITTEES OF notabsisties from all
parts of Holland has been arpo,ntsd 20
consider \ national gift 10 the queen Pa
gent n 1883. IN recognition OF the manner
in whfeh she has carried on the vov~rn-
ment o. the state cursag the minority OF
the queen.
Tiny. IRE smallest toy terrier IL. r-onao-
has recently died. lie was lsss tan foTTy
inches lGag such a treasure as thfs zrss
seemingly fYsen6ed cn.s for q boua2ir an,
Gen. Sir Arch sbsid MAcIstne VINO "a.
had the body stuffed and presented To he
zoo.
The DE- Nsuiey peerags In inherited NV
tAe soldier son cf he late lord. a sorraa
what pecalIAr-scoxfrg man, who IA rsr.r,s,-
larry known 1y the s0Sr1queE OF the w n
derfrg Jew lie comes into q VERY larga
forums a-1@r the waA OF his rassrrsI
great-grandsAfher. who. being clsaa.l.fle-s
xita his daughters marriage, tied M 80
.ss ds.cant frosa the Peter de Aaulsy = "a
was employed 10 Ae craven king. John
o. Magma CaarEa lame. TO marxes ia
D<pAs -. Prince Arthur.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18
TIE CorNTY TICKET

II IS 70 Ss noted thar TIRE Popu,isss have
been uuao,e 20 sin1 single word 70 ssy
against the county ticket presented By
the Republican party. Beyond a whine
tsa. the court house crowSa'' are heavily
represented upon e.
BY this. and /, IS their onsy criticism.
Il acp~a-s that the sole ground Of CON-
plain. whlca trey can urge szalr.s, the
Republican candidates for county ofaces
Is that the EeSaoiicaa party hAs seen a,
10 proceed upon tire same principles which
woIA3 govern any sensible man In the
conduct o. hss own business. II the sra-
so-ity % cases. where an srcuuss-ea; OF
pgfss.le c,ttcs Rad shown sns vsrs1es o,
conpe;eacs ani sde.lty. &c has been
sAosea 20 saccse4 hssssefs Il Other cases
= Subordinate officer who has shown ,hs
sane Qualifications. has heea srsae.es 10
al the position formerly ha3d by his ohses
wAo has either become sszsaaaHss. Or VITO
las 10 desire Cor further experiences i'm
,saAsle of.scA-
That tso-casA. practical &cg lain ANA
~isA ths duties q = passsc os.see ae.sseres
b. s<<vscs a. = s@aar6lnass In IN. saxsss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

oaes which ere Doing the most Kicking
!. - FAR 70 presume that they are the ones
~Asra were most hurt By the so-eailed de-
caessxatson OF silver = 49, When this
whitening hlsTh. came upCn them in ls-5
!. = 20 &c naturally presumed TIA, these
states forthwith commenced 90 decline IN
population ard wealth. that business cane
70 ssanGsfsiI. ard that All OF tire evils
ror4rx from striking DOWN one-haR tina
mercy OF the couasry.' would ~ once SIT
tie down upon them Let US see how these
povusisS.c notbeds have suffered under the
ers-ne Of is-s-
Taxing for guidance the census reports
peas that between those dates Colorado.
the chief sufferer. increased in population
3us. tr.fe less than tenfold. while at the
same tine her taxable wealth increased
rather more than tensoid. according &c the
assessors returns An annual increase OK
and a Ike increase Of wealth. Is ths tais
CT the disaster brought to Colorado by the
crime OF is73 and other Republican legss-
lasion.
Utah has q stn worse showing. In the
txenty years referred 20 Usah's popula-
ton increased but two ard . half times
It's former numbers. while the taxable
wealth increased nine times. Only two and
one-han times as many people in isso ~
IN 1870, and nine times as much wealth.
Tho bsighung hard OF the gold standard
has rested very heavily upon Utah.
Montana's population, however. IN
creased only seven and one-haif times.
and rs wealth In similar proportion dur
ing the same period There are individual
Populistic advocates in Montana today.
whose actual wealth Is greater than the
aggregate assessed valuation OF the whole
territory at the time "ths crime OF iSsy'
was committed. and every dollar Of that
wealth has been made since the commits
sion Of the crime"
The population OF Idaho In 1880 was four
and half times Is great as IN 1870. and
It's wealth increased in substantially the
same proportion In Wyoming. however.
the population was bu. four times as great
at the expiration OF the twenty years
term. while the assessed valuation OF prop
erty was six times larger.
+, In all seriousness are not the Populis,ic
rawlings about the terrible consequences
which have followed legislation Of twenty
three years. the veriest twaddle. when
such wonderful showings as this are made
OF the increase of wealth and population
In the states which are admittedly the
heaviest sufferers by the decline In the
price Of siiyera
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

s-nrsoyszsn. 3 q Disqualification sc- that
otslee wo1L De moved doctrine from ary
ea. Popu.isssc source. TIA. q conpe-
Ten: public se-vans should be retired be-
cause. so-soosh. he nas performed shs
duties Of his ofzce satisfactorily for svro,
four or SIX years. Is ssEnrsy 70 attempt 60
rehahLAtate the old "rotaston in csssxas'
spoiss system the nurse Of corruption and
incornostsnce IN xhe administration o. pub
lsc affairs.
Tns taxpayers ara asking FOR an eco
ronaacat and buSsneSs-lEke administration
OF public affairs They are offered as the
choice OF pubic servants. CONT eten. and
Trustworthy msn. who have already given
the public good service: whose pubic acts
or private character cannot be successfully
assalied- This Is the offering Of candidates
made On behalf OF the Republican party.
On the other side they have q collection Of
candidates chiefly remarkable from the
fact that they have uniformly been fall
rres IN private lie. and who were selected
and whose nominations were arranged for
In private caucgses between two sets OF
ward heelers OF disreputab,e antecedents.
several days before the primaries met 10
elect delegates TO the conventions which
were 20 rattry the Job pu. up In the pr.-
vate Caucus.
Every reader OF the daily press recalls
the fact that the full details Of the COM
pact made between the First ward bosses
OF the Democratic and PopuIstsc parties
were published long before the conventions
met, and that the programme was carried
out to the very letter They also recall,
the fact that the very men to be nomin-
ated. with but one. or possibly. two ex-
ceprions. were likewise named 1T the time
thu details OF the deal made by the bosses
were made public.
Whatever the men nominated for ONCE
on the Popunstic ticket may themselves
be personally. 1t should never be lost sight
OF thai each and every one OF them was
placed on that ticket In pursuance OF q
prearranged bargain between certain po-
Ntfcal manipulators OF the lowest stripe.
whose uniform boast Is that ''they are not
In politics for their health
Could business-like. could An honest
administration OF public affairs be looked
for from men so nominated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

Populiss wr viii 20. experience tie hens-
&. Of any revival Of tines which may en-
sue
No matter aow he Rational issue NAY
be decided this state viii ger nore OF ths
cereflts OF Any improved conditions which
may ar.ss IL We elsc. az executive and a
legislature Dledged 10 tinker with the laws
On the strength o. whsca money has been
invested in this state
The man who believes that free silver
VIII be a good thing for the nation and
JET votes for PoDul4st state aasnsnsstra-
ton stultslscs himself. for we can get no
oeaeEt from better times. no matter how
they are brought about. IL We undertake
TO taaaoer with the security OF creditors.
The whole nation may be IN the very hey
day OF prosperity and yet Washington %
sunk "a the Depths OF financial disaster
Whether you believe In the single gold
standard. international bs-metallisrn or
independent free coinage. you eanno; IL
yo7 have dollars worth Of property or \
days wages at stake. afford 20 cast your
vote for . Populist state administration
and Popuiist legislature
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

The STATES ia which sAe free SILVER s~,.s.
mens a admittedly shs str~sasest. the ar.,
sn watch & l. admitted a. seyoaA al aues-
tea tat Bryan viii receive popular ma
torssy. are cose-sto. Maatsna. is.Ao.
Csaa and Wyoming. II wAs ne states
nssa sTosn these seessons wAe arss a.ssssv~
erred TIRE irsesssy ce tas ernie o. ISL ana
re fFSaaes<esax trata az evils which have
sesiewss 81 TIA wake: how. under tAs goa
ssAnsaFs adopted shsn. Industry has aeea
pFsssT@ise. TIE sroa asr3 81 tAe aao.ey
shark las fastened ttsesr n sa- ssta.s o.
ere West xsd al re rest o. ire roea-
Essse Imagery. A. these ssA.ss are sas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

,soted - often as the respective cprcsa-
ION press says they have
IaesSn;1ss are now IN the market, In fact
AVE osea ever since the campaign opened.
An aggregation such a. this
Has revs- been collected
Its equal FOR thousand yeArD
Caa hardly be expected.
% nglre--wssse-s Col jim
Is easily leader,
And Pas, politically. can't
Be beaten a feeder"
There may De men with one 4de8
Who never but their own see.
But % raera all not oxe'll compare
With cid familiar Joaesay.
And then OF al TIE sick and smooth
And truly artfal dodgers
Commend rs TO Puyaiiap's sAgoA
Prevaricator Rogers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

The coming two weeks will be full OF
enthusiasm for the Republicans, and the
fight viii be pushed vigorously In every
county in the state. Speakers OF national
reputation will address large audiences
In both Eastern and Western Washington,
and the campaign Is certain to close with
every prospect OF Republican victory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

Henry E. Abbey was probably the most
successful OF American theatrical man
ayers. Others may have obtained larger
financial rewards, but none handled such
great attractions as he or gave the Amer
icae public so many opportunities for see
ing and hearing the celebrated artists Of
both continents
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

Chairman Hanna suggests that all per-
sons who believe the national honor ought
to be preserved should fly tho American
flag on Saturday, October "A. The idea
will no doubt be favorably received and
carried out wherever circumstances per-
NIT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18
PoSTsCEIPTS.

Next Thursday Seattle wiz Be has
Ben city.
L.. Us show the East that We raise every
thing here except whiskers.
- =
Rogers 'IrrepressIh,s CONFLICT" they
now refer to as that i-represstoie DOCK
The men OF the least consequence in the
community are those who haven't regis
tered.
II 4. only IN the last days OF the cam
pa.gn that Bryan Will begin to approach
Lincoln.
rrvan's hair has recently been cut. but
the same thing can hardly be said Of his
eye teeth
Although many Populist orators are men
OF experience they stin continue 10 blow
out the gas
On November 4 Bryan viii have not only
A tired feeling. bat also aors OF re-
tired feeling.
The veteran generals have stirred up
good deal Of enthusiasm among the gen
eral veterans.
The last reports Of the betting were that
Senator Squire viii not return until the
day of election.
After November we will probably have
20 wait two years before Pa. Winston
H. "a
:. - =
II IS a beautiful fan. but nothing COM
pared with the one Bryan viii take two
weeks from next Tuesday.
ecp.icon views but since the rise In wheat
he ants Il hard to use sucn arts.
Mr.. Reed. TOO. has les. bis votes. but !.
Is 10, the same with HIN az With the aver
are Poyullss--he has something LETT
The enthusiassic Republican o. the Eas.
carries CHIP on one shoulder and a kero-
sine stain from q torch Gu the other.
They say that Winston . she mother OF
invention, fer the mother o: invention u
necessity and necessity knows no .aw.
-
There was q division % eicycss-s IN ire
Republican parade a, Chicago rec@ntiy.
but "a The PopeiIs. raFads IN the evening
raey al had wheels.
Bryan Publishes daily itinerary - ,ns.
the public may know af waa; points he
wal be az se~sss, hours. jus, where re
Wit be At en- November T. roao6y knows.
- - -
So far as David 3. Hitrs psoac an
nonnresz agssu6s towards Bryan II con-
cern-t. s5ezs shSs1y -nGss have s9s9 hin TO
put up Or saz< II, 2ad Lavs2 refused to
pzt u2-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

The real hope Of the Bryan man who
has really studied the situation now Is
that his candidate may carry as many
states as Greeley did In 1872.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

Free silver arguments have been pretty
wen replied to by sound money orators.
but the laws OF trade are doing the most
severe execution.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

Hard work from now until November ..
and the entire Republican ticket IN this
state Will be elected.