The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-06-29

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s.furY ky.. June % Chairman Red
~ ..r. ere democratic state convention
III p, O'Clock Monday Troubl
|H 0ace. Congressman Rhea at ono,
FL aD.alr au4 iu - fierce speech declare,
|h t return thanks 10 Mayor Weaver
III .e protection But this is the frs
|k .outcatlou IN twenty years | have
|h whore police we're required TO keep or.
FL 4erc.el
b. -s' ap hy moving that the police be
|n H'et 90 .cnye ,he hall. aud he asked the
liz . 'he CoIuiies on the motion
S-.'.ue ruled against him, and he appealed
|h ,.' cla.rs decision. RedwlnO refused TO
|m -'a.a BE appeal He ordered the secretary
|Nl '-.o 80 ro.. call for the 18th ballot
7 -ra.cs Rhes. Sweeney, Thompson and
|M -~.. al Hardin men now. mounted chairs
|in '1c'"i.y declared that they would break
b ...,t.ou II the chairman did not net
ate va, nn hi, fe"i Chairs were
ip '-" ~ctn"s u disorder that marked
ie D-' w''k began again Goebel
tff g. g...f
pa stone delegates shouted Down
~ ..r..,""
y .'-.'f shouted at The chairman: You
'n ..'..r wi.h babies You are dealing
sN
a - am Rhca called many delegates
y ,r''r continued
y Hl'+.a aal stone men would not allow
ss proceed
.ADaMeai d police were marched 10 !
'F b.. front u The stage In charge Of q
q '., They we're there to protect Red
" 30 legged the delegates to sit down.
-1. Aiei HAT be would entertain Rhse's
y h-ousion IN a speech, said he hoped
y s''''v.'"s would not ~ a vote s,,emp,
~ - y'",e from The buiIdnx He SEQ
''">S'.e' hed rish' ~ run tae,r ows eos-
pa, a. IAey wos.araan
- ''nrr' Sr~lH s..tsd Rs cal, OF The
= - ''' re lsia onlle,, but Delegate Mitch.
a.. ''. ;hai his appeal be on ertain,d
Z N''A"drlesaies began howling and
Y "''.ac'S Wa aga stopped. a delo.
'''''' 'Aa Pla.sc tod From Whom
Z -''..-' l..~ rc sung. and for five min
>i'"" a. hey sang The doIology
! ' WIS ouc % the dramatic event.
y Ht'..on
! '' N' Lover Good-by," was next G
4 ..' r'a R.lwiuc could no, maiptain '
--"hoed Lmmc Orr. OF Owen 4
i..' ''t t,lcrate. and started TO push
-'..Ir orr resisted. and the roIico {
oh. a a- u IN charge. Delegates II
'''' ana as hard AS the police push,
-"'' net them with equal re.
"'' A't was crushed and he was
I '.' '.'i and those on tho stage mads ;r
" windows. Chairman Redwine 4,
-" Dis seat. and started for the back -
run. Hardin and Stone &c
Look az Rcdwinc.- he's run, w
N'.'. -fheu grabbed Rcdw!ne and he
A-. aaC. MO the chair Brors,or
'"'.'' begged those taking part in
.- '-r aoor io Dee quiet
'. Who IS editor Of The Owcp,on m
'.. .' wa irving 10 make motion W
....i .i, took hold Of him A de,eca,o mi
" convention adjourn to Man. IN;
''''' body carried rifies. instead bo
'-rr" Ma no second.
oA' lcades then held n con.
'''".ne lie told them a role AZ
SIS aad be would rule I'M, Z, v.
'' iho convention at this time
e. There is a adisposl,ion 10 sb.a
'..' ..'''' upon the police remain. Is.
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"'''.'"y Home" were then sung
''''i 60 sing Hang Judge Rcd. anC
.i' 4Fcc ana The whole
..., - One inquiry was: rs
i'.fned at 70 10 o'clock Cho
. ",'r directly IN front q, the 10.
.... were lined mp. ready for a .-.
hedwinc asked the dele.
.... "H ana 10 allow aroll call 70, at /
'' '' proceed Mitchell said: tran
'.|' our night 10 appeal from
...., 40 compromise with dis. l.,
..... .'"'A al The top Of his voice. cro,
Take the ballo, HOY b'"i
e. ders
o. add asked, How long will the
....... lien
'o'e'e' IL neees' Of Il
''.''Nea Hedwlne that business
%, wed to proceed until the op. n,
ana Emmett Orr sang as n va =
..... "e"s 10 Mother" Every. ing
conn
r4 Y,a. '%n'o '' IN the convention at sary
many delegates were read,ny
A., "'ae 10 transact business Z
p. thompson. James and W.
-al.ls 10 chairs read, - ''1oerS. re- butio
'-' momcn, any a.,emp, was mac. raC ceive'
chairman Rcdwine seemed mite
-ar,y.,.. the tc
t.. pSeiVes out the crowd set.
a.r. :, a., bo'h sides were resting
'' . O'Clock with no sign OF q Nor
ae ,.iua,.on -, colore
Voc refused 70 ep,er,a,, NnAiI- munk
'A' delegous were still RESTING % drown
and h,