The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
NO NOMINATION
AT LOUISVILLE
acknowledgements
in a Deadlock.
TuE RACE ANNR0DYS
THE RACE ANYBODY'S
And at Adjournment There Was No
Show of a Break.
THEPLATFORM ENDORSES BRYAN
And Severely Arraigns the Republican
Party. Both state and National
Kentucky Legislation Against
Trusts Endorsed, a. Also the
War for Cuban lnde-
pendence.

pendence'
LOUISVILLE. KY. june -i-Busi-
ness moved rapidly for few hours to-
dav-the several reports and their aa'p-
,o, tine permanent organization, the
adoDtion of o. platform reaihrmins t"7
CHICAGO platform, and for Bryan ana
free silver in 1890 and the battle royal
over nominations pressing each other ia
rapid sequence.
General Hardn's withdrawal from the
c,yernorshio aeht was made in am at-
feo-.nv .peech. which did more 90
strengthen h.s following On the conven-
tion tnan au his political workers nave
beon able 90 accomplish since the ae.e-
esf.s assembled This was shown oh ln.
t-.t h.liot when. after william Goene'
had tD his credl. within less taan a.'l'
of enough votes TO- give him The aomina-
ft,r thore was spontaneous outoufrl Oh
Hardin enthusiasm which lasted FOR na'l
an nour and came very nearly deNelop-
ug into o. stampede
GAINED SrRENGIH
As t WAS Hardin. who had received
only o. utUe more than 100 votes OH quo
FIRST roll bad upwards %. .., ,y .a"ou1ced. al,,, n
tapllNit.i'" .l 5rri,v fne
Ihl7 a.i'. ....sJ MI, tb4 sixth
ea.s ...,.,,i,, a. ,.otes of stone
-rt ,,... decided drift i'm favor or
$3.50 ..,r.. fr +ha voting but 90 was
o,..t.1 f., Tho stone people throwing
anouqh strength t1 Hardin to even maI-
..-.,,r mis- was significant in showing
3D.. frro~ WORKINGS off the stone-GoeDel
/ coordination and the event purpose of the
c.... rr., fo rrevenUng GOebel getting
/ .t. ,.,~s. ~ -be bargain. or ut least until
/ s.,~, r,1 o. fafr test of his strength
..'...ll-,- t,ilofsupt To- the eleventh
-.i.. .,, change 4, IS any
f.f,... -..a ana sf Dresent there is mo-
...r or a break from the deadlock. The
,.9tirv proceeded m0notonousy for four
ro.r- There was no material change in
fr. strereth of any of the candidates.
Al l0.a motion to adjourn was defeated
tv deafanine yiW v0ca vote. IL was
fhan moved that NJ midnight the cone
,..-tf,r adjourn until Monday morning
but thi- proposition wet similar iiie
Tre DELEGATES were getting tired. though
they hed on tenaci0us.y. Things began
to look lke an 400 night session. An
+ ali0ummen. was fnalF hai unt"
J. o'clock Monotf ..Iii"s "''''"e
/ nominations having been made.
TUE Plt0-.-,.l'iN N0'a'
L0lISN LILLE. hi.' June lH'
den,Ia.s Committee report "SlN'r marx .'.. ."'
o.'I....- '' -'. ,t.. .'.....,.....
cratic convention ana ol"e' CONN. '--'
followed closely. lne 'frdentlal9 'oih-
muee disposed of contests in - coun.ies.
involving about a" seats. ail decided 'n
favor off stone or Goeoel delegates. eN-
o.nt ln three cases. Galloway county ana
the Forty-four'h Legislative District or
Louisville whore Hardin delegates were
saaIad aHi NitA'l county. ""''' '"'
delegation W1s divided between contestant
and contsstee.
BERRY AIIA'hEp.
Good order prevailed from me start
Au interestlue DoIlogny arose. however
hatween Courre mm Berry. of the sixth
iHuIof and Jtie' James =. Iarfin. Di
c0ruetDu over lno contest in Camp
l.I and Keu.0n counties whore thc liar-
d.n dteeatas were urseateI m favor of
Go.he. meu Berry chtmn.1ned the llar-
dm men and Judge r'rrin vigorously
/ attacked DIS Democracy. accusing man ol
+ being uufnthml to Brsan and silver.
Congr sman Berry rfd Dds respects q"