The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-06-25

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p'i9oii'l ol'iiiioh 'h"' 'hc coh'cn'"htH nav
no valid grounds for their attempted con
test
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no hear contests from California, Loulsl
ana and Georgia, but all were settled b,
,rocti.,lI,, tbo son,o voto an ,,hioh Al,
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lcNas contest had pcel DECIDED linen
ut the close of the meeting, the resolution
offered Yesterday Inv cowon of Nobrosk,
1900 a., 1.,i,;a, - A.. t.
10 "ccept 'he upclsiohs Oh inc hatioha
committee on all except Delaware anC
Tcyas coses which that bodv had rcCcrrc,
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THIN pr ,,rrop,I r,,nII,tvrLE
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reenru WIN ,. ~ G e., raoi and adont"d
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N""'u' pi"''''"'' any
AT noon the committee had not rchchcu
fthe hhanclai plahK' Where ihc contest
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',.h"i i"%oirr,,,r I;i.rnto' "tntnJ thnt
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',it Sugvo n, , i'" ~
,n i,,h, nnd hnd tho nn,tnsnI Of
thn host tbnm@ht Of Tho nnrtv NOT ouly in
deciding on the principles Of the party,
but also in the forms for expressing the
same. After the report was submitted
with this expression it was decided to
take il M nd scrintim for consideration
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mission of the party was reviewed, was
adopted without opposition. Then came
the preamble, in which the Indictment
of President ClCvcland'S administration
was most strongly expressed. There
was some difference of opinion on the
severity of language in this indictment,
but Senator Foraker defended it very
earnestly and it was adopted without
any changes.
The nlonk nm tho tariff was odontod nc
,onortcd inrlndinc tho rccinrncitv
clause. and thorn was mn disuositiou IA
alter tbn longuogo in onv IF The sections
until tbo .,,9nr hnnntv ,,uootio,, wns
reached There wns somn ohinction tn
tbn farm If this resolution aid snmr
brief snoochos we're made in sunport If
yorious nronositions
Pi'p0'''.
one OF thesc was TO amend the reSolu-
s ,, anu H iae lor II Specinc dccihrh-
,,om iol ,arin pao,9ction' None oi llese
W. "c.eP'eu aHu ,ic Icsolut,on us re-
porter ana sem, sem OUT lils, nleit ny 'he
-NnHo''"'cu le'S WIS uuop'eu'
The committee also adopted resolutions
declaring specifically for the adequate
protection OF wool and woOlens and still
another for the encouragement of Amcri-
can shipping.
"a a.. Ia.E E,n 1,.i, al
question was taken up. Senator Teller
opened the discussion by offering the
various substitutes which he had pre-
scented IN the subcommittee and making
II speech III support of them.
Senator Teller made n vigorous speech
III support of his resolution, becoming
quite animated as he warmed up in the
course OF his remarks. lie had scarcely
begun when the members of the press,
VINO llned the hall outside the room in
Which the committee was meeting, were
anvited to more distant section of the
hoteL The excuse, was made .hat the
committee wanted the use of the hallway
Tor AR, but the fact that Senator Tel
ler's voice penetrated the hall and was
PLAINLY heard on the outside was accepted
as the reason for the eviction of the
UresS,
AS the senator proceeded he was warm
- ,"ii'"'"i'" ~ hiH lulloN'TN' re spoke
Vchcmcntly i'll opposition to the gold
standard plank, declaring his belief in
taking tins course that the party was
IeparlihS from MS Vauntcd position of
ueienuer OF me rights OF the people and
putting ltSeii III the hands of the bond
ciWperS OF Lombard and Wall streets.
lI's poIcy ne denounced rs un-Amcri-
can. iinpatrlotlc and opposed TO all the
pest interests OF humanity; lie cN-
pressed ms sincere regret that such Il
e0,'isc Snoulu pc auol,,cu' not because II
aneeteu MN personally, put because 1t
M"s I" sup tuut Wouiu seriously hHccl
tic sin 1i ille people Ill thls country,
80 hot .l nii'Stli ne n,u pceh hcpuDiicah
',;,,,' ''ic "n.e,pclluill Jays ne had as
I ;n,'l,, ~ a SII,"il"s lnc nomination Oh
con,nnic% anu W >"u S"Ii'or'tu nl,t, III tne
S,nm "n,y ,o, ,"our" MY. ,nuifl9rS' the
In thn ,'o,, o ,,l''; M"o i'S1'ucu ny NM
honnd thnt ~ I,i'o otn way hhu ne sincerely
r. ' 1l,ii NV SUP "ouiu NOT ne taken
marks .tntal ~ ~ omr IouIst VI his II?
,,hn cali stoud n I''l,mu.C Trims ,i'',l II
oJontod he would d p"nE p'TpG ;, Mms
nnnn himself to snvor liz oonnont t,,' ',',I
The cnnvontion liz "i so rIdI"'V.,V , WIN
Sist,ntly contimuo hiS roIntior, m.;,l ''''
hodr which wnS So dnt"r,'imo1 ~"
Vuropizn his convictinn, 81 r;''h, ",I
,mtv'nnJ ns no hoIiornI .tn,tif,, -, anu
record ''''''' Tvs Wv"
Senators Dubois or Id,bo and r,rro,
of Utah and Air. NIott nf Torth C,rnI;W'