Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-20


able. honest, sincere and true and be-
,ieves thoroughly n the leading pr
c.p,es we advocate. The Chicago &
form while it does not go as f. ~
should like is long stridC\ ~
rectiCn and is so radical a
that the Democratic gold bu6\ enly
call e P0puliSt platform and A,r. Bry-
an a POpulist candidate. Now if this
be true why should We join these gold
bugs in refusing 20 supper, candidates
and platforms OF cur way? The peo-
pie will endorse Mr.. Bryan whether we
DO CT not, and with fair chance We
Will sweep the country. To nominate
q separate ticket invites disaster. We
Will lose a million silver Republican
who are sure to support Mr.. Bryan.
"To divide the electorate vote and
combine il on the candidate carrying
the largest number of votes 5 Out OF
the question. No authority exists n
the Democratic party TO make such an
arrangement were they so inclined. and
it would be repudiatsd by an indignant
people. II Earrows down 10 two meth
DDS: We must either nominate Bryan
and Sewall and Unitedly conduct a cam
paign. or We mus, so it alone, on sep
arate ticket without reason in any form.
ii We nominate Bryan and Sewall We
can have our own national committee
conduct our own campaign and achieve
cur own success and hold together our
party for the next contest.
A BRYAN MEETING.
T5ar- was a meeting at the Lindeu Ho-
81 o.. -;,..,. So -ra interest of R-van
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..-., ,,'-.s.ss.s. ,-,s NJ ~ th. st,tian
~. 80, ~ \.,.,s,. Governor
s.. g Missouri. N C. W.tnore. Of St.
-,,ts and Tohn = Martin. who was ser
.-.,,.-,--,.,,,.s lg The D-m3cr,tIc Conver-
80, IT,. -, dro,.. ~ ta- Planters
49,, go. d., sr,-t ,,rfs-enc= was held.
l,,,..-r.. So. ,rf,r,,, IN S-r,t,~ Homes as
~. ..,..,-...-'- - s,,-;,,, -r,- The pom
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-. 80 nor
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~. .+ I,,-sn ,',I,u,rrsrs in the Lind NJ.
Ahou, sixty mzn were present. and quite
A LARGE NUMBER OF STATES
,-.~- r-nrss-,,sd. among them being Ms
s-uri NIsrvard California. Kansas. Ne
braska. Nevada. Colorado. Utah, Oklaho-
nm, low, and Washington. Al this con-
ference Gzu. j. b. Weaver. Of Iowa. was
chosen temporary chairman ard Fred L.
Bailey Of Oklahoma; Mr.. Merritt Of N
hr4kl, ana Mr.. Young. OF Kansas Seore-
tar.-s. II was decided 10 push the Bryan
movement with v.sor, either for a nomin-
alton or for az eri0rsem= mt. Senator
Jones was asked as to what the Populsts
could expect in the way Of recognition IN
case Bryan should be endorsed by the Fop-
u.ist party. Senator Jones repAed tAat IN
I the event CT Mr.. Fry4Hs elecuoA TO 1ns
Presidency ne Woud know no parry aIo i,.'
"ou'0 recoS '''1e al no VIZ "o''.' -
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- "a r',~.,.'. -,sar,.s,i,ns about tbs
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Sl'"'l S''-o III ''-e Wy % '','',' VA,
'. 80 U'' - 10 g., o -, - pr
| NJ rrsss statements wsrs received with ap-
/ pausz. Afterwards Senator's Jones ana
Stewart had a conference WIN senator
Butler. Of South Carolina ana urS51 him
20 use his 'oiIueac7 with Souih1TA cS-e-
/ gates 10 support Bryan as II was from
/ THESE G~. saticHs that the principal opp2-
sit1n TO Bryan came.
II was stated III me me5''nE tna' ME-
Bryan hAH formally declined ,,liI 10 maze any
. II