The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-09-10

; rhdy to report, but n partial report
frbn The Committee on Permanent Or
pHization and Order Of Business was
fLd. 1t provided that the temporary
u.cers snoI,u lie made permanent ahe
IN convention took a ieccos Until !
o'clock.
Anne after rann session the Commit
tee on Credentials were ready to report
as soon as the convention was called &c
order and as tie report threw ten dele
" ,t.s rom Hum nlut out of the conveil-
lion the first apparent rupture manifested
itself.
MIR. Warren of Humboldt, who carried
a number Of proxies in his pocket pro-
claimed the action Of the committee as
Will inotl- and outrageous, and appealed
tn the convention to recognize his rights
as a delegate and to represent the Demo
Gratis who had authorized him 10 act f9r
them.
MIR. RYAN said that thron. h rorres-
poDdenre he had found that there were
no Democrats in Humloldt county, and
that he was asioni>hed when he saw the
bundle OF proxies come before the COM
miltep. Major Dennis WAS also surprised.
Al This iuncl ure General Clarke OF Orns-
l,y asked for the credenlialsof the Hum
boldt delegation and also the letters
| claimed to have been received 10y Messrs.
Dennis and Ryan. Mr.. Dennis jumped
t o his feet and asked mr.. Clarke If he
doubted his statement and told him he
did not propose to have his word ques-
toned by any goldbug. Mr.. Ryan
walked over to Mr.. Clarke, and shak-
ing his finger at him, told him that if he
questioned his statement, they would
settle it right there.
By this time every delegate was on
his feet and a general row seemed i'm
minent. Finally order was restored.
General Clarke then addressed the rom
vention saying he had not questioned
the statements of the gentlemen but
wanted the hest evidence prorurablr,
and asked why he had been assaulted
while asking what any delegate had the
right to ask. He explained that he had
certificates from men in Humboldt,
duly authorized to Issue them and asked
wherher or not lie was compelled to take
the mere assertions of gentlemen as
against a certificate.
Clarke and Ryan favored a straight
out Democratic ticket and opposed any
fusion. The report of the Credentials
Committee was then accepted as
amended.
James A. Denton then favored adj
hitting the Humboldt delegation to seats
in the convention and upon motion the
delegation Was admitted by a vote of 10
to 81.
Mr.. Waldo moved to admit the six
delegates OF Esmtralda county Vim had
been unsea'ed. Alter oune discussion
it was decided 10 exclude the E-meralda
delegation. The permanent orgsniza-
ton and order of business WAS then
adopted as a whole as reported by the
committee.
A motion to appoint a Committee Of
Conference to conier With II similar CONF
miltee OF the Silver Party relative to
fusion was defeated by a vote OF 70 to ~.
Major Dennis gave iioiire hat he would
move for n reconsideration of the vote
Friday morning. The convention ad-
j%ourned till 10 o'clock Friday morning.
The silver and Democratic parties
nominated the following tickets yester-
day without fusion:
SILVER PARTY.
For Congressman-Newlands
GOvernor-Sadler
Lieut-Governci-Judge
Supreme Justice-Belknap
Secretary of State-Howell
State Treasurer-Ryan{ 81" q
State ContrOller-Dayis
Attorney General-Jones
State Printer-Maute
Surveyor Cieneral-Kellev
Supt. of Public Insi-Cuiting
State University Starrat
Regents Deal
District Judges-Curler, Mack, Tai.
bot, and Fitzgerald.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET:
Passed t'ongr. ssnnan
For Governor-kusspll
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