The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-26

ever that the preference OF the uistlh-
uuish.d governor of Indiana was for
Major Nenzies, and in view OF the
lntfer's pledge 10 faithfully observe IN
structions. asked his friends to support
the choice Of Governor Matthews
There were shouts If NO" when Mr..
Shanklin begged leave To WITHDRAW ana
,he call of the roll was ordered TO pro-
coed. Indications Were favorapie 20
,he adoption IF the motion TO substitute
Shanklin for Menzies when Chairman
Holt was prevailed upon To stop the rvii-
call a. being out Of order aiter the
withdrawal Of Mr.. Shanklin and To put
the motion on the adoption ofthe report
i ~ the committee on permanent organ
4 ,zatiou. which was decided carried
Mr.. Bells introductory remarks a.
permanent chairman We're IN nuhor-
Gus vein. he complimented the size
and enthusiasm of the meeting ahu
stated that he was glad 70 see them iuii
81 fight. As the fighting would only re-
sult in making more Democrats lou
are making history here today Tor STATE
and nation. Let IL not be poorly mace.
No inflated boss SITS at the END OF wire
and tells your candidates when tney
shall speak This plan seems TO nave
, prevailed III the cyclone city, out w
are going TO give that party graz
cyclone III November. No better Deiho,
: Gratis or sterling patriots are 70 pe iouho
1 than in the Hoosier state ASIDE iIoil
/. the eternal justice OF your cause ~.
have much 10 invigorate YOU The
sneaker reviewed briefly the history ol
: d.ad statesmen, referring in Mandatory
terms "a Hendricks. Williams. MELON
= ala aud GRAY. OF the living he paie
A tr,bute 10 voorhees,. Turple and Mat
e thews. mention If each name produclns
n annlause Of generous character n
:, "a Thar IA nominate Claude Matthew
Z for president meant certain victory ~
vovamh.r Mr.. Bell said II was TN
dnty ~ the party Ia sippVrt "A hnancia
g nunlicx ppvlding for silver ana gold up
y ON a ratio Of N 10 /.
Il IT., conmitte.. on credentials re
: rort.d on the indianapolis contests II
= favor ~ the silver men In most instance
l. and nv resolution attached 10 the repor
I. ordered that the seventh district dele
y.te- be- required Ia retire ana make =
lection Of delegates To Chicago. mem
~ tars ~ committees. etc. In lieu ol tno~
A. r.nor,.d from the two district meeting
l. baId on the night before. The repoE
ST was adopted under application OF IN
Ne nreyious QUESTION. Mr.. Kern havin
10 merely filed minority report withou
reading. While the Marion count
\, folks were preparing to withdraw. Il
:. ousted delegates under vigorous protes
ne the chairman lost control OF the cor
H. ysution. everybody being on the tips'
y. Of expectancy for some drana'ic III,
-e- dent The gold element from u
as seventh tried to work in a report re
ornizing their selections for vario
:, places. but it was promptly ruled Q
!; 81 order by Chairman Bell. Inc
~ after a rccesf. the regular deiegates
ne seated returned with report snowi
ed the selection Of William = Enshsh =
'us Charles NJ. Cooper as delegates 70 :
in. ch,r,yo convention, the latter inste
md ~ John p. Frenzel. Leon .. Bailey
mt, resolutions committee instead OF w;
Bynun and Maurice Donneiiy ior %
fu tor.