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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-08
WASHINGTON PoPULIsTs
INDULGE IN RAG-cHEwING
The Three silver Parties Meet at Ellens-
burg-PrOspects for Fusion Now
Seem Bright.

ELLENSBIRG. Wash. Sept. 7.--lne
populists. democratic and silver republi-
can conventions met here today for the
purpose OF forming an alliance and nom
mating a joint ticket. consisting Of two
congressman and two supreme judges
The results OF soday's session were the
forming OF permanent organization by
each convention and the appointment OF
conference committees to perfect fusion.
The day was almost featureless and was
consumed with routine matters. The only
contest was in the populist convention
on temporary chairman. ]. B. Hart, who
was chosen. met with some opposition
from the opponents of Governor Rogers.
who favors the endorsement OF Congress-
man James Hamilton i.Swis for United
States seator.
United States Senator George Turner,
in an address to the silver republicans,
adroltly answered the question whether
he was populist or silver republican by
saying that belonging to any one OF
the three great parties OF reform is pref
cradle to being member OF the gold bug
republican party"
There is a small element in the demo-
cratic convention that is opposed to the
surrender of the party name, and a reso-
luton setting this forth was introduced.
more with a view Of expressing a protest
than determination to press the matter.
The undercurrents OF the convention in
dicate that fusion win be easily accom-
pllshed. 1t is pretty generally conceded
that the populists will secure both su-
preme judges and that Congressman
Lewis and Congressman Jones will be re-
The populist convention has among Its
one woman. Mrs. Peters, Of
Clallam county who was seated on her
husbands proxy,
A fight will be made TO have declara-
ton in the different platforms in favor
Of female suffrage. .s..
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At tonlghts session OF the popullst con-
vention Metcalf. OF Stevens county. in
trOdueed the following resolution. which
was unanimously adopted:
Whereas. AS it is rumored that there
is strong move on foot in certain quar-
tiers TO induce the peoples party to sur
render their party name IN the event OF
fusion with the free silver republicans
and democrats
Resolved, That it is the sense Of this
convention that. should such fusion be
effected. the peoples party viii not con-
sent to surrendering Its party name. ana
that the conference committee selected
to confer with the free silver republicans
and democrats is hereby instructed that
it has no power or authority to consider
such a proposition in It's deliberations
with the conference committees appointed
by the free silver republicans and demo-
crats."
Cine of ThurstOn. offered motion to
the effect that the next United states
senator should come from the peoples
party. Considerable discussion followed.
The matter finally was settled by laying
it on the table until the conference com
mittee made its report to the convention.
After the convention had concluded its
business for the night 1t was addressed
by United States Senator Turner.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-08

riying at Santiago July II. not as a private
individual. nor as visitor.
ANY idea that he went there dtsrobed
Of his authority or oticlal cApoeiay Is 100
childish TO be considered BY sensible men.
Prom tho moment he arrived At Santiago
he was responsible for what might occur"
Referring to the surrender OF Santiago,
the document says:
General Niles was authorized to ac-
ccp, the surrender Of Santiago, which, in
the interest OF his subordinates. he gen.
erously declined TO DO. and went away.
leaving all the honor to his next in rank.
General sbafter."
Regarding the change in the landing
place OF the Porto Rlcan army OF inva-
sion. after the army had sailed. the inter
view says;
The place OF landing the Porto Rican
expedition had been 80 thoroughly adver-
tlsed In communications sent over the
French cable. and in the newspapers OF
our own country. and telegraphed to Ma
drid and from there to San Juan. that.
not having received necessary appliances
with which to disembark. General Miles
decided. after leaving the windward pas
sage, to change his course and land on
the south side OF Porto Rico. where the
Spanish were least prepared. and least
expecting to receive him. and where he
knew that the Decentralization OF the
troops and supplies would be the most
easily effected, From the time OF that
Decentralization, during the following 10
days OF the campaign, he kept the spani-
ards guessing as to what the next move
would be-"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-08
BLooDSHED ATTENDS THE
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Two Opposing Colorado Factions Clash
and one Man was Killed, Another
Being Wounded.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col, Sept T.
Early this morning riot occurred in the
Colorado Springs opera house between "
men representing State Chairman Blood
and the Teller faction Of the silver repuo-
llcan party. and Sheriff Boynton ana CHIEF
Of Police Gastright, with about 75 men
representing the woloott-Stevens faction.
Charles Harris. OF Denver was killed,
being shot through the bowels, An IN
known man was seriously injured,
1t seems tonight that all danger OF fur
ther serious trouble between the two fac
tions OF the silver republicans has been
removed.
This afternoon the members OF the
Blood faction made application before
Judge Harris, OF the district court, for
writ of mandamus, compelling Sheriff
Boynton to turn over the opera house to
them, Tonight the citizens Of Colorado
Springs took the matter in hand and the
result was compromise, by which both
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charged. or a free silver republican"
Senator Turner said:
This is the first time since my election
that have taken an opportunity to make
specific reply to the many demands Of a
like kind. Belonging to any one Of the
three great parties Of reform is preferable
TO being member Of the gold bug repub-
lIcan party.
The legislature which elected me was
dominated by members OF the peoples
party. At my request. was entered in
the Congressional Record as member
OF the peoples party. but the republican
papers Of the east were unable to dis
tinguish between the peoples party of
Washington and the pOpulIst party. and
constantly referred to me as a popullst.
owe my allegiance to all OF the three
parties. and consider /, an honor to be-
long to such an organization"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-08
MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATS.

MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATS.
At the evening session of the demo-
cratic convention platform was submit
ted. 1t affirms allegiance to the Chicago
! platform Of IS. and endorses w. J. Bryan.
The platform denounces as unfair and bit
terly partisan the discrimination Of the
secretary Of war as carried out by his de-
partment against the volunteers from this
state in requiring them to remain at
home. while troops In vast numbers from
the eastern states were transported, at
enormous cost across the continent and
forwarded to the seat OF war at Manila;
that the reason the volunteers from
Washington have not participated in the
splendid achievements OF the land and
naval forces OF the nation at Manila is
through no lack Of courage or efficiency
on their part. but is wholly chargeable
to the partisanship and general incom-
potency Of the war department.
The platform indorses the course pur-
sued by United States Senator Turner,
and, continuing, says:
I'VE look with exulting pride at the
brilliant records made in congress by our
own illustrious congressman, James Ham
ilton Lewis anu w. C. Jones'"
on territorial expanshiOn. 1t says:
while We do not favor an aggressive
policy Of general territorial expansion. we
are opposed TO the surrender to Spain Of
any Of the territory that has been ac-
Quired by American valor and the expen-
diture Of the blood and treasure OF our
people of any Spanish colonies which
have eO-operated with our forces against
our enemy in the late war.
1--WE favor the fullest investigation Of
all conditions existing in the Philippine
islands affecting the interests and obllga-
tions of our country in the matter OF their
future treatment and disposition, to the
end that final action in relation thereto
shall be intelligent and based upon full
of all the facts that can af-
feet the interests Of the United States"
The joint conference committee was in
secret session until midnight. The only
conclusion reached was that the ticket
be known as the peoples party, and that
the democrats and silver republicans each
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-08

Ew YORK. Sept 1.-The trans
M port obdAm. having on board
General Miles and star. General
GFecnleaf Captain whitney. the
second regimen, Of Wisconsin volunteers
consisting of " oficerr and 30 men. and
the hospital corps from Porto RICO. ar
rived here today Mrs. Miles. son and
daughter we're also on board the trans
port which sailed from Ponce scptcm-
Der /.
Miles admitted 10 the Associated press
the substantial accuracy OF the statement
attributed 20 him by tho Kansas Clty
star coTrcsponden, at Ponce. Porto Rico.
There are" Niles sald. "a few minor
inaccuracies IN tho published reports,
such a. usually occur in such reports. |
DO not care 10 point oat the inaccuracies
referred to al This time. Az they are un-
important II Is true l requested that
my troops In Porto Rico ON their return
home. should bo allowed to camp some
where near New York. ] also requested
OF the war department that troops be al
lowed 10 march through New York city.
dld not intend to parade myself, as
shall 10 to Washington In few days,
and would not be here at tho time OF
the contemplated parade.
II asked that the Wisconsin men aboard
the obdam be permitted to stay In this
vicinity day or two to give them a
chance to see the city. II would do no
harm to let these Western boys get
glimpse OF New YORK. Surely they merit
Il. Many OF them never saw the city
and perhaps will never have another OPP
por,unlty Of seeing H. To my frst request
received no reply. To my second l re-
ceiyed reply this morning, ordering the
wisconsin boys homo forthwith. The
men viii 40 from tho transports direct to
the cars"
General Miles gave to the representa-
lives OF the press a typcwritten document
treating OF the prosecution OF the war
with Spain. The paper Is written In the
form OF an interview with the general.
In II the general is represented as recall.
ing TO mind that in public statement
made at the beginning Of the war, refer
ring to the talk Of the rush for the fever.
stricken citv OF Havana. he said;
mo officer is NJ to command troops
who. from any motive whatever. would
needlessly risk the life Of single soldier,
either from disease or bullets OF the
enemy"
Regarding General Miles trip to Cuba,
The document says:
Under the verbal instructions Of the
president General Miles was directed to
20 wherever he deemed his presence was
'equired, and that no should give direc-
ions as In his opinion were best for the
'rmy and the government
These were the circumstances under
which General Miles left Washington, ar
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-08
DON'T KNOW WHAT HE IS.

When Senator Turner ascended the ros-
trum to address the silver republican
state convention tonight. Chairman DEM
altos interrupted him. saying;
81, with many others. would like a
positive expression from the senator as
TO whether he is nopulist, as has been
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have a congressman. A motion that the
democrats have one judge was adopted.
but afterwards recOnsIdered. leaving the
matter undecided.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-08
THE MARQUIS OF DUFFERIN
PAYS TRIBUTE TO AMERICA.
Lauds the Greatness OF This Country in
a Speech at the University Of the
Cabot Movement.

BRISTOL, England. Sept lat a meet
ing here in honor Of the opening OF the
memorial tower on the crest OF Brandon
hill. erected by subscriptions to com
memorate the fourth centenary OF John
Cabots discovery OF the discovery OF the
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-08

sides reIinquIsh al claims to the disputed
room.
BY this agreement. Judge Harris issued
an order to Sheriff Boynton to let neither
faction have possession OF the place. The
Broad faction has secured the Coburt IL
brary OF the Colorado college. and the
Blood wing will meet at Durkee hall.
Late tonight the chances OF fusion do
not appear al all bright.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-08
Requests Made to the War Department FlatIy
MfKiney's Incompetent Official.
BLOODSHED ATTENDS THE FREE SILVER CONVENTION COLORADO

Opposing Factions Come Together and One Man Further Trouble
EeedWaHm POns Meet nnsbg With the Unwilling
Cabot Monument Remarkable Address Regarding the Re-
atOn of the English and United GOrmems--Ames Greatness
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-06
MAY W PLAYED
 FOR 4 KILLING " Backed at the East for
 Her First Race. CAMERON SENT THE WORD Fp1EEDs AT CHICAGO TOOK
 OWNERS TIP. Recouped by Betting on the Mare in Her Next Race, Winning
 sIo,oO0 in Chicago PooIrooms.
CAMERON SENT THE WORD
FRIENDS AT CHICAGO TOOK
 OWNERS TIP.
ap.clal p.spateh . gs. call


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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-06
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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-06
GUN PLANT FOR
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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-06
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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-06
REA'S CAMP A|GN
 BOARD "bRORE J Mackenzie Pursued by
 Creditors. FUNDS HAVE DISAPPEARED EVEN THE HFELERS AND THUGS
 LEFT UNPAID. So-Called Republican Central Com uittee Of Santa Clara County
 Bankrupt and Deeply
 in Debt.
FUNDS HAVE DISAPPEARED
EVEN THE HEELERS AND THUGS
 LEFT UNPAID.
Special Dis7a..h to TAs Call

SAN JOSE, Dec. 4.-The Republican County Central Committee. through which Boss" Req and Johnnie Mac kenzie made the fight for their candi- dates. is bankrupt. Not only is the ex- cheouer depleted. but there IS between sleoo and sl2oo worth Of bills still un- paid About fifty creditors are pursu- ing John D. Mackenzie. secretary of the counrnittea. The Game Warden has gra- ciously told these people time and agaln that they would be paid tomorrow or the next day" but this promise hss been made 10 get the County Committee together. but unsuces fully. Over SSe1' came into the hands Of The co-IEal[ [LeS through assessing candidates Hall o- this sum has not been expanded anu successful and defeated candidates are wondering where i- all went
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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-06
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