New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
INDIANA RIGHT IN LINE.
EVERY DISTRICT IN THE STATE ELECTS
SOUND MONEY DELEGATES.
ot.n LINE DEMOCRATS AT THE HEAD OF THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POINT TO
wELI~ATTENDED AND ENTHUsI-
AsTIc CONVENTION.


AsTIc CONVENTION.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Indiana polls. Aug. 26-Reports from the district
conventions in this state to-day held for the puT-
nose of selecting delegates TO the Sound Money Ma
ioral Convention and also to select electors. show
that they were all well attended. and that business
wa transacted as II the party were an old oIGahza
zion The convention In this city was attended by
about 30 OF the old-line leaders. whose leadership
was not merely in counsel but also in financial he'p
1t was presided over by S. o. Pickens. prominent
attorney. While awaiting the report OF the com
mittee appointed to report names William D. BY
mum addressed the convention.
Every district ir the State elected delegates elec-
tors and Il member Of the State Committee 10 sue
ceed the Provisional Committee
Mr. Bvnun to-day in an interview. paid his COM
pliments to Congressman Richardson. or Iehnessee
who had criticised the movement He said R!ch-
ardson while a member Of Congress for many
years had never had other committee assignments
than Supplies for the Government Printing oihce
or on the District of Columbia. MI byhum 'heh
told Of the sale by Richardson Of certain land 10
streetcar company for which he was working 10
secure franchise. and the publication OF when
facts required Richardson to rise to personal ex-
planation Mr.. Bynum further said he was not
solcitous of the good opinions of Richardson
over 20 delegates have filed orders for rooms at
the hotels and many other orders nave pceh re-
probably be crowded 10 the limit ana St' ps dIc p.
ing taken to fit up large new builclhs, oulIt loi
office purposes. with cots. il needed 1t Is con-
venient 10 the hall. ,..a ord
have been rcceipted for 10y Chairman Bynunl, VINO
will turn them over to the National committee az
its meeting next Monday kilograms asking lor
extra tickets have beer coming IN al DAY rom IN
neiehbOrng States, which Will be represented ny
unofficial visitors Kentucky. which mas cahui-
date for Vice-P President, II not two ayahape men
for first place. will send large numoeI oil ue'e-
gates and visitors. -. o,,,,oe 70
The gossip about candidates to-day continues 10
indicate Villas and Buckner a. the tlcket ;Aions
oi hers prominently mentioned 10 hcdu tne tohct az
General Bragg Of Wisconsin, Henry Natterson, W Oh
Kentucky: Senator Palmer OF limos ocSrTTtdlS
Morton Of Nebraska. and Senator Gray OF Deid-
...,o. .hroughout
While there is Il general expectation tnrougnouuII
The country that the convention next week VIII
have some direct word from President CIeVsiianu:
the leaders here do not expect 1t. They "ouid hot
he much SURPRISED If he should entrust a ettet 10
some close personal political friend TO Pc Dc re.n 40
II IL should prove opportune but they are nched u
The belief that he will say nCthlng. ~, ,..,
The suggestion has been made that tne platloi,ni
N he adopted be confined entirely 10 the nnahClaI
question bu, the leaders here do not take 10 tnls
idea at all They go upon the assumption thAl tne
organization hero built up must bc the DrlnU V,
cratic party OF the future. They therefore ho.u
that II must be sound not only upon the mon y
question but upon all other questions from DeilO-
cratic point OF view.