Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-06-04


standard used by the State Commit
tee in appointing delegates to the
various counties.
"rhat Ne believe in party unity
and discipline and that it il the duty
Of ali Democrats and all Democratic
papers to heartily support both its
convention and caucus nominees.
THAT Ne diaaparoye of the action
Of the State committee which at
tcmpts to- prohibit us from our time
honorcd practice of making all Dem
ocrats delegates to the State conveu-
ton.
THAT we disapprnvc Of the flnan-
ciGl policy of the present Admins
tration and believe it to he to n great
extent the cause of the ruinouSly low
prices for all products Of the farm
and factory.
That wc supported the Chicago
platform in ls92, believing il To advo-
cate a tariff reduced TO a revenue ba-
sis, and the coinage of both gold and
silver without any preference to eth
er metal; but as a different interpre-
tat'on has been placed on that plat
form We do now, in order that no
mistake may be made, declare that
the Democracy Of Bath county favor
n tariff reduced To a revenue basis,
aid only sufficient to meet the cx-
penses of the Government economic
ally administered; that We favor and
demand the coinage of both silver
and gold at a ratio of 10 to I without
awaiting the delay of an Information
al congress, and if the capacity of
our mints Is not sufficient to coin both
metals then We ask that their capac-
ity be increased until it can be done.
THAT the obligations of the Gov
eminent that are payable in gold
shah he so paid; that those calling
for silver shall be paid in silver, and
those calling for coin shall be paid in
either silver or gold as best suits the
condition Of the Treasury.
THAT we are opposed to the Gov
eminent issuing bonds and thereby
taxing its citizens tina: capitalists
may invest their idle money in them.
THAT we recognize in the person
of Indiana's great Governor Demo-
crat, a statesman and a man well
qualified for and worthy of the sup
port of our party 70: the highest Of
flee in the gift of the American peo-
! PIE, and as such We present him as
the most available man for President
in the great Democratic party, and
feel assured that he can and will il
nominated carry our banner to vic
tory, and give to our nation as pure
and statesmanlike administration
as he has and is now giving the great
State of Indiana.
THAT the following named DEM
ocrats are appointed delegates to the
State convention: JEFF Rice, ]. III.
Richart, w. G.. Ramsey, Capt. w. p.
Conner, c. w. Goodpaster, Il. S.
Shrout, DR.. J. III. Taulbee, J. Nj.
Richart, Oscar Brother, Jno. T. KIM
brough, A. w. Bascom, Jno. A. Ram
Ney, Geo. Shrout, Geo. M. Ewing, S.
&C. BascOm, Chas. Nesbitt, r. S. Es-
tfhS>P. Z. Ewing, John Thomas, Jas.
Horton, Thos. Johnsoftr- John f.
Johnson, +. S. Allen, r. l.. Tbomp-
son, Waller Sharp, Cabe Ratliff, l..
). Rogers, j. II. Bascom, j. Il. Good
paster, VIII f. Estill, &. w. Hon.
aker, James MARYLAND, VIM. Heters,
Jno. A. Daugherty, Woodman Fas-
sett, John Dawson, jeff Dawson, DIR.
Worth Rutherford, Col. Thomas
Jones, John Gilvin, John Webb,
Thomas Peters, Alex Conner, G. w.
Honaker, Jr., w. S. Estill, James
Maze, Geo. Clayton, Lewis Young,
ST., /. ID. Garner, f. Q. Wells, Tom
jeff Jones, j. Il. Young, Joseph Cook,
j. t. Crooks, John Scott, JEFF Horse
man, Geo. Honaker, f. NJ. Ewing,
Robert Gault, Ben F. Perry, w. w.
Perry, S. S. Classify, Turner Spencer,
w. H. Daugherty, ]. M. Brother,
George Jackson, John Jackson, d. S.
Nixon, b. w. Nixon, Joshua Ewing,
Walker Classify, James Conner, N.
r. Patterson, Frank Allen, l.. ID.
Harris, ]. r. Brother, l.. II. Slesser,
c. IL. Hoon, w. L. Nixon, l.. o. KIM
brough, w. ID. Young, Conner Ew-
ing, J. III. Heron, w. Z. Phillips, T.
]. Jones, James Grain, John Gudgell
Frank 7. Jones, ]. NJ. Atchison, Lee
Rice, ]. L. Atchison, j. Clyde Mel
son, Ben Sharp, Ben Utterback, d.
5. Trumbo, Daniel Palmer, Nathan
Sorrell, Nelson Coons, John W.
Hughes, Jr., A. G. ". Cook, Omar
Wilson, S. b. Gorrell, Buck Vanars.
dali, John ID. Young, Jr., James
Tillett, w. A. Peed, VIM. Ratliff, Jr.
James S. Clark, James Dale, and al
other Democrats who wish to attend
"And they are hereby directed t.
present TO the State convention the
name of Gov. Claude Matthews anC
urge Ky.'s delegates to the Chicag,
convention to give him a hearty ant
enthusiastic support.
"They are further directed to vote
as a unit on all questions arising be.
fore said convention and to support
for delegates from this district and
from the State at large men whose
views are in certain and unmistak.
able accord with the views herein CIV.
pressed on the financial questions
and for all matters that may arise
that are favorable thereto"