The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25

Oswald Ottendorler, the other elootor at
large. WIS chosen at syracuse. Electors
were named foI the thirty four congres-
sOnal districts.
Nominations for Governor being In
order, st. Clair McKeiway, OF Kings,
took the platform and put the conyen-
ton in a good humor by some witty
illusions 10 the Bryan meeting IN the
Academy last evening. lie called II
one-act farce in A silver ring. lie closed
By placing in nomination Daniel Griffin. OF
Wate.town.
Air. Bliss, Of Queens, then took the
platform. and IN a briei speech nomi-
mated Patrick J. Gleason, now Mayor OF
Long Island City.
Mr.. Gleason himself moved that Mr..
Griffin be nominated b. acclamaton.
This was done.
Frederick W. Heinrchs Of brooklyn.
was nominated for Lieuienant-G Governor.
and Spencer Clinton, of Buffalo. as asso-
ciate justice Of the Court OF Appeals.
a resolution was adopted endorsing the
Indianapolis platform and ticket.
GENERAL PALMER SPEAKS.
The business cf the convention having
been concluded, Chairman Fairohild in
tfoduccd General Palmer The prosiden-
tial candldate was received with cheers.
lie said in part.
Il have had an extensive experience IN
public life. have seen lime when bus
iness conditions were worse than now. /
remember the time when In our state Of
Illinois our people were embarrassed. our
state IN debt Ny memory goes back 10
ISIS, whom there was g. proposition sub
mittcd 10 the people o. pay their debt
The people responded and from that hour
the integrity OF tho State was restored.
I'm lsD / remember tho State dent was
inflated but the Legislature declined TO
take advantage OF tho rreenhack craze
and decided 90 pay Che ff1t in gold.
From that time the state Of Illinois has
hoen prosperous. There has been 10 re-
pudiation there. (ApDlansc)
'Ihe lesson 20 be- taught 20 the people
O. the United States Is t0 De- honest No
matter If there are clouds now. there will
come q time when we WIN get over The
threatened rcpudiatlou. Ile hour Will
soon come when the nominee OF three
conventions will be beaten. I ask tho
people OF the United States this question
once aud for an.
'rhe Populists arllr0Ulolrcd BRYAN
men accept him because he i5 % silver
men accept him because Pc isasuver
man. The Democracy accepted h.m ne-
clur they call themselvos Dcm0t.ffs and
ne calls himself q Democrat but who
can ten the difference o.tHes the pouu-
lists OF S. lofds and the Democrats
ol lhe Chicago Convention.
rIlcr age ere ana tln same. They are
born o. tho same mother They reet
in the same cradle. ana Foo 'hc. coming
c.ecton lhcy VIII be beaten together.
Uaughter ard appiause)
TWO KINDS or HfNTTALT1sM.
"yhere ere two kinds 0f b.mefaliism. ono
imaginary ana one real Bryan believes
establish an acceptable dollar at iG 10 !
than 70 can do any other impossible thing.
congress has tho power 90 coin money
and declare the value thereof But IL
cannot control Tho great ilW ~ commerce.
Mr. Bryan asserts ard believes that o.
rH. free ro'rare NJ silver g. established
tie eject would De that an tho silver ~
fhe world would come up 20 par value
and established bimotorlsm. Think OF
such q wild im1g.nat
"If Mt PIyan is r'rht think Of tho
enormous incioaro thrt VIII take place
in the MexiTn dollar"
General Palmer said tfrt an the poo
nlo pf this country cKr.al Irc Silver n n0
owners and the men VINO are Desperately
in deit ard desiring TO pay their debts
in preserving the present standard oi
value.
General Pllmor closed hv saying that
rre him pleasure 70 address q conven-
zion whose itIU-...H rtI.l "f .H|'
ana mferF'v u war 10 o'r'ce', when
General Palmer finished.
The convention adjourned sine dle'