Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-06
new YORK FOR bryan.
Democratic Convention Passes Res.
olutions Fayoring Renomina.
tion Of Nebraskan.

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But Delegates Flatly Refuse to En-.
dorse the Chicago Plat.
form Of 1896
Ex. Senator D. B. Hill Restored to
the State Leadership Of
His Party.
New York, June 6.-The democracy of
New York will stand for the nomination
of William Jennings Bryan at the Kan
sass City convention. but it refuses fatty
to reatIi,ln the Chicago platform upon
which he is firmly planted
The state convention, which early
gave every indication of being unusual-
5ly tempestuous, Gained down and ended
quietly The strong hand of David b.
Hill dominated every move. The silver
faction of the party. which insisted up
on censoring the resolutions, has ac-
scepted the situation and processes to be
satisfied With the result,
The convention adjourned at $50
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, after adopt
ing a long list OF resolutions. in which
all legislation enacted or contemplated
ny the republicans is censured and con-
demned.
The platform adopted contains no re-
affirmation of the Chicago platform of
1886. but a declaration that the party in
the state Will support the platform of
the Kansas City convention. II also de-
claras against war taxes in time of
peace, declares for parity of gold and
silver as currency. demands abolition of
all customs and tariffs between Porto
Rico and the United States. condemns
trusts and monopoiies and entangling
alliances, demands just and liberal psn-
sion laws and election of United States
senator's by the people, and favors the
nomination of William j Bryan.
Tire Vote in tn resolutions committee
against a clause reattirming the chiea
so platform MAS 80 to 4. In the celiven-
ton. Norman L. Mack. leader of the sill.
veriles, seconded the motion to adopt
The platform.
The platform denouneess the republic
an national administration for its,
weakness and corruption, for the
scandal OF its military admisintra-
tionH and offensive bossim around the
White house and declares that admin
isirative reform is necessary in every
department of the general government
Concerning the candidate for the presi-
dency the platform SAYS:
THE democracy of New Yorw favprs.
the nomination Of William Jennings
Bryan. % Nebraska, for president Of
the t.nited States atthe coming con-
yantinn. and the delegates selected by
this convention are hereby instructed
10 unite NTH the democracy of the oth-
5er states OF the union IN making such
nomination, ard we pledge the unfail-
ing support of the democracy of New
York to the platform adopted at such
convention.
That the said delegates are hereby
further instructed 10 enter the demo
cratic national convention asa unit and
vote as a unit, in accordance with the
viii of the majority Of the members
thereof
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of the part. the resolutions say:
I'VE favor both gold and silver5as the.
standard money Of the country the
money Of the constitution and Of our
Fathers. each to be maintained at a
parity with thu other in purchasing
5delot-paying power, which has been the
steadfast policy Of the democratic par
~ since the days of jefferson. who de-
clared that the monetary unit must
stand on both metals We pledge our
best Efforts TO continue the work of the
monetary conference
on the question of trusts the plat
form makes the following declarations
We express our unqualified apposi-
ti9n to those immense combinations of
capital. commonly, known as trusts
which are concentrating and monopo-
tiizing industry and business. crushing
|5out Independent producers Of limited
ifneans. destroying competition. restrict
Ing opportunities for labor artificia!ly
limiting production raising prices and
lsloy reason Of their alarming multplica
lHti0n turnout the country are rapidly
tcreating condition which is becoming
I.intulerabln.''
The democratic state central commit
I#tee elected Frank Campbell chairman.
Following is the list of delegates-at-
l5larg. and electors at-large::
Delegates-at- Large David e. Hill.
Richard Croker. Edward Murphy and
| Augustus Van WNck.
E.lectors-at- Large Frederick Cook.
Rochester; Robert c. Titus Buffalo.
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