The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-07-23
The MAIN QUESTION IS THAT OF
PARTY AUTONOMY.

q Mn rarol;1a av (-csy.
1enat'r a0ue1e1 ~ 80 ~ TaS,,,assaa I1anaral
erhol D''e,,':'. =. i,,5orse Rrvan n,
SoSe! "a S-it9 49, 49,, ~. tha,,, vvbiIa C,v-
yer ro.sl lsi ~ So yT,,.,arvort of
c4one laws ~ -. Is,,rI-ott ~ Mis-
-seDfa - ,..,,t 70 reen in the
sissip5' 80 oll "a ,,o,,,inata an inde
lilluu1o =. 49, III ~, iraanendent Mat
~ f,otio,, .,ss,rts that n des;res
~ - ~, a,,to,,o,n, of the Marty or
TO preserve eiie ausonouy 10 ~. - =. ~ host
gaHl1SeioI ,,,d a boit seen, i,,eri
on4PNreoAe'' ~ ~, ,,t+;,,,.ta o,,+
eapte' ~ 'A''''''i
coiI,e ,,,, =, .,,,.+,- ..,.;,, 70 ba the
Inc Iorsan Iii ora,a,,izos yrbeir
,ii@JoiAuy, A'is! ',ls "a s.,,Taclo,,s MANY
leauers are ,,rl;ticiams Il, ad-
u elrsiA a. .s;l +har have the omen and
uieion W us 80 -, s;l,,or ,,s,rt, LEADERS
aoeitS sa'Alp ~ ,,trol,, ~ 10 si,nnJv a
nllose ~ tela.i ,oaatino and of senator
PIyaI ua'lnpa.lD ,;a - tha nen,oeratic ra-
s,e.,,'I i+toa ,ubo is here with his
i;ente,,a,nte striving to this end. Their
strength spreads over the entire country
west of the Missouri, where the cause OF
silver is paramount. Many of the deie-
gates from this section, like Lewelling OF
ss - or Endorsed
sAoS - - 4a,,+bs nf the ponulists will
nete -. +ba ;aont,tv If tha pon,,-
s.-s Pr - 49,, ,r,ost will ba destroved.
Ts' ,rso toIIy s.:ssi ~ 4he road,, PonnIists are
s.,.- - s.>-s. ~ sor4b xvhere for several
lnossis 49,. la..A- -, - has haan war 10 tho
n;so ;,o' a,,5 k,,ifa RI the hilt in their battle
-;.h 4ha De,,ooroou and they have nailed
49,; ~. ~ - che mast Thev will have
s'-:al nov fusion They have
'..,.a5 -aa1tari,,r, :, ,,otas in the west and
-.lIto ,,,,,,,bsr fron, tho Pacific coast.
80 y. C.i;fon,,;a tbav claim a majority of the
,u,Na4:o,, a. Tn, aro ovtramelv radical
's1r TisD.- ,, Iii -,rotablv hoit in any
o,,av,t a1tboDob there are evidences of a
80; US. 8, aan,a ~ tba So,,tbsrn deleoations
Si,- Sp-a' 4Ia+ - qavas If tbav can he held in
49,, - 5os;,.o a con,nro1nise do
49, -aca;ye concassions which will ulti-
-H.,N. h,;,,. +ha,, 70 tho sunnort of
De- p.e w., ,7,o,, control a majority of the
$3.50
- r.,
Coinposilion % ~no
The basis OF representation Is one ueie-
gate for each senator ana representative .
and one for each Z, O0O Populls5 Votes cash
/ Under this apportionment texas anu
North Carolina nave tae iarsesu ueiosa- o5a
nuns, % eaen ouc u {. - D...,-1;.
and Rannhlican voters are counted and
these two DELEGATIONS. it will be seen,
/ comnrise almost one-sixth of the con-
/ vention. Georgia. which is also claimed
/ bv the ssmiddIe of the road faction, has
/ al The largest of the BRYAN delegations
I is Kansas. with 81. Alabama. which is
for BRYAN. has 81 and Nebraska 81. The
! Brvan nsonIe claim. on preliminary can
yass that takes no account of some delega-
tions which have not vet put in an appear
anoe 423 votes.
Their claims. however. are disputed in
/ saveral ouarters
The real fioht anuears TO be between the
Rrvan snnnorters and those who insist
unon a comnronise that will give official
Endorsement of the Populist organization.
A oraat many nlans for this Compromise
have heen Suggested. the basis of all of
which is the adontion of a senarate nlat.
form and a division of the electors As to
tba rost the nlans differ soma desire
sanarate ticket. others are willing to ao-
cont the Cbicago nominees There was
Topve,nant in favor of a division of the
ticket~ Rrvan to head il and some Popu-