Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-29
The Conference Report
h ApportiOnms1t Of The
Union State Ticket


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AMI tDey cO1i1 DOt aeeeDt IL.
Bf. Teal, " the conference commit
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Dgbilczns bad offered all Tor narmOoy
There wss 10 sense 10 the claim that
tne POpgl!sts surrendered legislative
DyDer by giving 10 the governor. II
sas not true. The Democrats could
name a governor vino would protect
tine Peoples party legislation.
Judge Crowley non reported from
the Demcrats.
He eulOglzed the Silver ReDubli-
cans. They had stood for principle
and a. lmpIses of conflicting interests
had acted nObly. He alone ~ the
Democrats had agreed ~ the confer
ence report.
IL vas only majority report. II
was not accepted by the Populists as
whole. lie had reported II " the
Democrats and they had accepted II.
Mr.. ClarnO, VI theSllyer Republicans
reported that they had accepted the
report. Both we're applaIded
Smith, ~ Baker, spoke for the re-
port. They lad taken the best
means 10 protect the interests Of the
Peoples party.
Neal, ~ Linn, spoke for the con
ference report. lie said Smith, VI
Linn, was congressional candidate,
but had laid aside his aspirations %
support this division OF Offices.
Prof. 1'hOs. JOry was recognized.
The cause Of the chief opposition u
this report was that IL did not pro-
vide for way % maintain the
strength Of the Peoples party.
lie would net consent 20 destroying
the Peoples party. He asked that
each of the three parties put up a
candidate for attorney general 10 test
the'party strength. He was apDlauded
and made motion 10 amend the
M 0tlOn ~ accept the report.
Judge Story OF WascO said 10 the
Interest Of harmony they should ac-
cept II they elected the governor IL
would put Oregon Ia the Popullst
column In the interest Of harmony
they should adopt the report. II was
moved tO limit speeches 10 one min.
ute. After more discussion the report