The sun., 1896-08-07
JONES TURNS HIS BACK.
OLLIE TExLL IN CHARGE OF THB
DEBT-REPUDIA7OR HERE.


rs.,- .s a.. Ch,o.,o N,,,o,-i co--
,.,,,s I..,v>. Tow, yitho,, oo,nr Near
tbe Bnr,hoisi Crowd-Nev York Pops
won't Put Watson on Their Ballot
rho r,rrdia,od nn,Ion.I headounrters in the
In ,h. p,,,hoIai NJ tbo National Repudiators
50, In charo. AZ ollie Teal, ,es,erdnv. St John
.hs ,,,srtvrs, banl presi,l,nt. having gone on a
c,,,,.. m ,h. sourd IN v,si, upgh NeI,aurhlin
NJ Rroohlvn At south .Jamesport. He wants TO
oet Mel anqhI,n TO sneak out in aid OF tho Bryan
cAu.e before the Madison Square notification
meeting.
cbnirma, lama, X. Iona. of;tbo Chicago Ma
t,onal Committee came To town from Norman
dIs- NV. the. Sea ve.,ardav nornjnq and went d.
rect to wasbinoton vi,hont calling at head
quarter. Lavreuo, Gardner. National Com
s,,,,s.,,., ,ror, ,h. D,.,rIo, -, CoInm MI, ana a
,n..es nn,aeS" u, 'Sm Ssn,n1 s no-m " y, T.nr.I Ma
VINO was Was WIN . nun ms eo%,otsnoo ",.n LIB,
A. Tho HofYmnn Hou,e Roth senator Jones' and
Mr. Gardner were Ms reticent yesterday regard
ing their conference with Senator Hill as they
had beon the night before. Mr.. Gardner said
ne was SavSnsu tnat inc position o' tno DouiV
cratic leader, in this State would So made pub
~. U ST. CO.. can,.n,,. - e., IA
the state convention on sept 10.
D.
errl,eu ,roin nunAo ye'toroy, Ai1e, n n",e
shall not speak out on tho subject of the Chi
caeo nominations until the State Convention is
hold. He said that he believed in respecting the
request of Chairman Hinkley Of the State Com
mittee In this regard, and naturally he thoug ht
senetor Hin 70 DO OF the same mind. hs eaiied
TO Long braneh.
Dr. D. mcCaiium VINO was Q deieRate NJ large
TO the Pop National Convention, called at tho
p.r,ho,at r..,.rd. - 20 a.. ,h. ,,.r,yr.d h,n
D1 '.. 'o, w ~ ~ ~ -. :
President and In his absence discoursed TO tho
nevsp.per men present
"on. thirr can h. t-.,,.d a, ..,t,.d " .,,a
oho 'n'he eau .. 'fIa1oa % :. '.s'.u, ,. .H.u
will not vote for single candidate who 10 not
an advocate Of silver II the Democrats don't
name one Of our own. So with candidates for
Congress and the Assembly; there will be o
II the Demosrsts don't put them up " we viii"
:" How will you comply with the law and put
the names 0i Bryan and Watson over the
ticket when you mean TO vote for BRIAN and
Sewail :" the Doctor was asked
watson Wa % nominated, It was son only " few Social
All one Week will be devoted 10 secure the elec
ton Of BRYAN only. We will cooperate with the
The Pomlists Of In. Sou,h NAV be int.rested
when they read this repudiatIon Of their csndi.
date w ataon by the Populists Of the North Tho
New YORK state Convention of the Popuiists. IL
ia supposed. mas the saw under the law a. 10 the
names NJ candjdatea Tor President and Vice.
President To- be printed over their electoral
ticket on the official ballot.
Whiis I1r Wct.alinm va. NJ he,dopart,r,
there was an aSsresation Of oueer.wSfskered
orators such as were never seen al A So alled
national Democratic headonarters before. Chief
among these orators was Richard Hinton. who
wa. once known ns Rev bnt Is now called
Col He was At the heieht of one Of His loud ear
periods in Recommendation Of Roidbues when Via
kink ie Dan Doneuan Of Tammany n ali came IN
Dan looked over The gathering with astonIsh.
ment and Then wall s6 mn to a sewsnaner Sriend
and sskea in whisner. " N'"0p"p'' tf''nu
- Are they all like this Y''
Reinr assured that tbev vere Mr. Doneean
shook his head sorroyfuiiy and slipped nwsr to
see Ollie TeaIl. ~
AS Wi.kinkie Of Tammanv IL ia the dutv Of
Mr. Donegan to collect campaign money and
the word went around that he had brought
some with him Mr. Donegan danied This
its my business to Collect contri6utions no,
to contribute" said he, "and might add that
this isnt A good wear for coIIectinS either. that
is .rceniinr in tbe case ~ !, e.ntiemsn n.ma