The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-17


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Siytl district DELEGATES: William T. RYAN $
pe-t-, rhorpi,sou. Charles Ruuertus Altern4tcs:
George O. Rgk. Robert C. TaIty, Il. o. Cole.
seventh district Delegate; John Boyie-
beck. A. Dliuur, William \. Vaughn. Alter
mates. Ioin g. Miles. james +. Benton, Edward
j. Prank
Ninth district De'egates; Milton NJ Hawkins
Charles C. Carter. George p. Adair Ateua'e-;
Arthur II Nnders2h Encfy n i,l. b[l1HI W.,r,,r W
I NC ~ Ps15 tterratey. P. J.
fing'es. Joseph "a Ncl}acdy. James n Hubbard.
Eleventh district DELEGATES William NeiL
zcy. John T. smith, Charlie Wcldmln: Alter
naIc i,' ne ne S,n.'''i " 0.Cornor
George ". Glasgow. Harry ; H1iaht. Atcrates:
T. D. % o.pn4I, NAN ns,, ,o,,''' "a y.,in lo5n
HIr,lksrp. DR.. \. = voVlc,.
Fourteenth district Delegates D. ,l..', ~, pU,.n.
! K,rpc,I, ia-cpi Williams.
Fifteenth district Delegate; John Sohlotter-
beck, George buiro". Alternate h'i'! e.
s's's, ,.-.-... n,1.e,.,. and ,ri.-rafe. rp.
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Seventeenth district Delegates: Dominic Sui
liyan. Robert r. Msttingly Richard Jennings
A-'crtatts' Douglas ttH"l'N' "'''Ne "
H1g2' 'EaT'es Mll'H,SS, -. ,r5,o,, Ssr.
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Ninef,crtl di>trict-Delecates: Thomas Ryan,
, }. A. Quill, J. /. Gleason Alternate: J. 'a'-
roll. lh1Ua, sweeney, James u. { ih'5; ~, T.,
lY'I,'.' gS' B's - s'''S ,,-.,,.,t. Frant
pa'o - NC w. '
T,xgrrr.ir~t distriet-Delcrates: A !. Sim-
mons. William " Ilalam, Dr. J. j. Slattery.
At,mltes. " 7. Randolph; j. D. Murray
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Credentials, Gen. Floyd King. OF LOUIS
lana. was introduced and made a brief ad-
droes He denounced the Norris COnven-
.f,, ,s +rsvast, ~, iustice and a result
- g a., ,,,oro,-s,i trusts
Vi ,l'' nag -,...,.,
This meeting tonlsht Is lloi, ~,
against such tyranny. ana your 'eu5e WI
prove triumphant at Kansas Oi'!, ne ue
clared.
General King 9reulcted thal. lhe ue'e-
gates elected by the convention Mould De
seated.
There were calls for William Holmead'
Hermann j. Schulteis. W. Z. Ryan. and 9TH
ers Mr.. Ryan responded and declared that
America and the whole world is on ;he
verge Of a social upheayal. The same con
centration of wealth which made Greece
fall he said. is now anawing at the vijais
/ Of the RepubIic. The meeting was
one Of Drotest against the iusidious at
te-,nts of nIutorracv IN peryert the popular
/ win as seen in the Norris convention. He
denounced The Norris central Committee.
rbicb he insisted has no power or warrant
| in bossing the primaries Il was now time
TO choose between Mr. Bryan and Nori is.
1 In conclusion he denounced the Mckinley
Administration and the efforts of the
trusts TO gain control OF the street rail
ways. the electric light companies, and the
gas system. and demanded the uniform
! sIpDort of Mr. Bryan by all good Demo
Gratis
r.. C,-..-.f.t.. an r~s5a,tia1s ~anortad
,,i--..,'i,, -, an ,ba 5elogates and alter-
nstes evcent in tba Siyth and seventh
districts. which were unrcpresented. The
Sixth district delegation, however SpPeaI-
eu d. lnIs POM anu + vas tI,or,te iaS,
Pic r-crsrted a nroxy from DELEGATE
z N. p. King. written in pencil, and an
nounced that proxy from Dr l. Fleet
LuckeJt TO {. X. Feyton hau been nieu
by telephone. The Committee on CTelen-
tiais opposed such proxies. Inc areaeh-
tials OF Mr.. Boyle, from ny King were
accepted, but the telephone proxy sianteu
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committee oL p-1 ii-',--1, az , % So ~
was named as lolto"s- u. j. Div H. a ~
Lawson, Thomas O'Day. William a.
Vaughn. and James a. Quill.
When the committee retired brief
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