The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-02

Farming Delegates.
Yesterday the Democrats of the
Third Legislative district named as
their standard bearer Martin c. Judge,
of Taylor. Their Fourth district breth-
rem nominated NJ. +. Fadden, of Price
burg.
The Third district convention was
held in the St. Charles hotel in the al
ternoon. 1t was called to order by T..
II. Fisk, of Dalton. l.. II. Reed, OF
Glenburn, was secretary. The dele
gates We're: Benton, c. w. Davidson;
Clifton, r. V. Daggers; Covington,
Frank Dorety; Dalton, F.. II. FISK:
Glenburn, f.. II. Reed; Gouldsboro, q.
5. Bockman; Greenfield. +. b. Finn;
La Plume, r. d. Wilcox; Lackawanna
township, South district. }. j. Coyne,
NJ G. Cusick; West district, Luke No
Ian; East district, Robert Rogers;
Northwest district, Frank Sippel:
Southwest district, Patrick Connolly:
Lehigh, Bert Nilet; Madison, Ralph
Dixon: Newton. George Smith; North
Abingdon, w. C. Smith; Old Forge,
First district, NJ. II. Joyce; Second
district, John Nagley; Fourth district,
cr,ith. cnr.n,nn Sivth yrard Tbird
,,;n,s;a, - p,,oro. Soott nan cor
pentcr; South Abingdon, Floyd Youngs;
Spring Brook, George A. Summers;
t.a,'ana ,.a,,d Ia,nas u Tou. rhird
ward. Andrew Doles; Fourth ward
Patrick Murray; Fifth ward. William
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JIM DSt>4> iN H' H'ADH'1>cI'
Coyne claimed that the teller, Floyd
Y. Young, of South Abingdon, had not
kept a correct tally and claimed that
he was elected. Big Jim" Dunn from
Bellevue Heights wanted to settle the
difficulty and that only made matters
worse. He would not be quieted, de-
claring that he had something to say
and was going to say 1t.
Someone crushed his hat down over
his eyes and pushed his cigar down
into his throat. When he had coughed
out the cigar and righted his hat he be-
came more obstreperous than ever de-
claring that any man that "wud do a
prns,,a,on ms ,Ia,,.;r 49, - n Us ne,
threatening TO have him mt ont but
ne ueheu Mr. Mei'ln or any other
Corkonlan, as ne said, to attempt 1t.
After every other means had failed
one of the spectators invited Dunn to
visit the bar and by this ruse the con-
vention y,as rid of b;,,
D,r;no ,ba tr,,,uIt t,o r,... .,,,
rs, c ~" ''u''e
ems i'oNeu 'ha' 'ie temporary orSahi-
Zatlon made permanent by Vive Noce
vote, but Coyne interposed a kick and
the motion was not nut Another bal
lot was agreed upon and Covne was
chosen nv a vote of II to "A or,;ds,
r,raot o,,,I,,,.o
'"M Aic.s' vi So'ihStoii' anu l..
H. heeu' ol Siehhurn. were chosen sec
rctaries by reclamation. Chairman
Coyne then appointed Frank j. Dough-
erty, George A. Summers and Luke No
Ian as n committee or raso,,,in, A..
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,'o o' ','' nc "ouioi nave 'iihe 10
uiai' resoiutiohS, put When chairman
toyne tOld hiin that the resolutions
were already prepared" he consented
to act
"
READY MADE Resolutions.
Here are tba "resoI,,t;ors,
The Democrats of the Third legislative
district of Lackawanna county in convcn-
tion assemSled, desire to record their
fealty to the principles of the Democratic
party as enlinCiated by the Chicago con.
vention and pledge their united support
to the nominees, William Jennings Bryan,
Ssu % III, anu Arthur
We rerard With disn,,,s,,ro ~ ,rorot,os
onslaught of vituperation heaped upon tho
farming and industrial element of our
nation by the Republican press in which
they are aiiuded TO as Toes OF the coun-
Try, .,y ,,si meliaIe an anu can apon tne voters ot
c,ass to resent ,ha fa,,i ana .i,nJor',,, IL .,
imputations cast upon them bv The car.
toons of the Scranton Tribune and the in
vectlves of the moneyed press at large.
We denounce the perfidy and jobb"ry
perpetrated on the ciii2ens OF this com
r,os ayai,,s,'o,, us '',u ea,. w'.'e.,