Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-07-09
NO BOLTiNO At CHICAGO,
Outsiders Make all the Foo.
Talk of It.
Talk of It.


tie probability Of u holt in this con
vention. The delegates do not talk Of
it, it is all done by outsiders.
Senator Blackburn of Kentucky
said this morning: You will notice
that the men who made incendiary
speeches advocating the boiting Of the
ticket and platform are men whose
States have no gold representation
and who are not delegates. | anu told
hat John P. Irish Of C%aliiornia made
a brilliant and pointed effort in tn at
direction and General Bragg and
Franklin McVeagh also were for "a
bolt. | should like to know by what
right they interfere with the work of
delegates sent here by the people,
when Whitney Of New York is an in
terloper, not having been sent as a
delegate to this convention. What
right have such people to assume to
run this convention?"
The Nevada delegation at Ceicago.
organized as follows: Chairman, J
c. Hagermap: National Committee,
General r. 2. kenting; permanent
organization, j. z. Dame; resolnt-
ions, T. w Healy.
Blackburn OF Kentucky was then
requested TO address the convention
He received all ovation as he took the
platform.
Blackburn said that the majority of
the American people are suffering aud
look to this convention to right their
wrongs. His statement hat the peO-
pie would no longer submit to class
legislation was loudly cneered, Black
burn said that the Democratic plat
form should be such that neither HUI
man or devilish ingenuity could on
struct it to mean hut one thing, the
unlimited free coinage OF gold and
silver without discrimination. He
said that the platform should show
that the Democracy is not in favor of
prepetuatin g the national debt or ma
tiOp8I banking institution. He said
that Christ drove from the Temple a
better set of men than those who have
for many years controlled the money
market in thus country. There were
calls for Bryan. but he was not present
Altgeld was then called, mixed with
counter calls for Hill amid great con
fusion Hill was asked TO speak, but
not in the hall. AItgeld then refused
TO respond to the calls. Ovelmeyer Of
Kansas mounted the platform and
said that the seat of emDire was yes
terday transferred from the Atlantic
: States to the Mississippi Valley.
Altgeld said from the platform tina
he did not come to the convention
to make speeches but to formulate a
policy for the benefit Of Americans
He said that nearly everything in the
United States is now under mortgage
from the farms to the sowing ma
chimes of seamstresses, and all in the
interest Of English money lenders
Relief is expected from the action OF
4 this convention. Altgeld then advO-
| Gated the free coinage of silver. He
said that the gold standard has
j o"Olti IIV lI'1F vi HI ttLC.
while the farmer has had to pay N re
for his purchases. Loud cheers.
Altgeli referred to the gold Demo
Gratis as wanting to put halters on the
Americans in favor OF English money
e lenders. "Will you allow them tc
do tn IT." he asked. There were
e cries of "no.""no." AItgeld said thai
the gold Democrats claim that they
love their country and still are trying
to make the producers Of this country
mere vassels to English capitalists.
The Bryan delegates took their seats
amid loud and prolonged cheers. A
n l 80 Governor Altgeld moved a recess
8 III til 5 O'Clock tits afternoon, anC
anil cries of no" the Chairman an
nounced that the Committee on Gre
dentials could not report until tina
time. The motion was carried.
The report on the platform as {
whole was adopted by 80 to IA by re
sol tons in the committee,
q Bland has gained important acces
. sions in twenty-f ,ur votes from Ten
IF n-esse On Toll call thirteen dele
l. gates expressed a preference for Blan,
= and eleven for Boies. The unit rul
Is binds the delegation. Twenty-four o
q the Pennsylvania delegates have de
n cided TO vote for Bland Hhe Pacific
8 railroad plank condemning the fund
IS ing proposition, has been adopted by
the Committee on Resolutions, ant
Sen 4tor White who offered the planl
- is much gratitied.
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