Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-05-05

against instructions. He had hoped
the resolutions would have gone farth-
err and Endorsed Bryan. but he would
not Instruct for any man.
George Rinehart. speaking for Hearst.
said that 1T was due to his love OF
Bryan that he had started the Hearst
boom in the United States.
He accused Sullivan of violating his
Instructions from the Polk county con-
vention and breaking faith with the
men who sent him there. He wanted
instructions as to how he should vote.
Wade Against Instructions.
Judge Wade spoke at great length
against instructions.
You Sc before you.' he said, the
unterrfied democratic delegation in
congress from Iowa" 1t was because
he represented. in a certain sense, the
Iowa democracy that he desired 10 pro-
test against instructions. He did not
represent any candidate. He wanted
the democrats of Iowa to be free to
support the candidate
General Weaver, in answer. said that
he was for instructions because it was
democratic. He would not only instruct
but he would adopt the unit rule in
addition.
NJ +. Healy, in opposition To instruc-
he had welcomed Rinehart from the
republican party, and declared that he
did believe Rinehart needed amy in
structions
He declared his belief that the NOM
inee of the st. Louis convention is not
now an active candidate and has not
been consideded.
The debate was closed by James
Miguel of Des Moines, and Al Matthews
of Dubuque.
The vote stood: For instructions, 3lo:
against Instructions, 3I1
After the Hearst men had demon-
strated they could carry instructions,
A. w. Maxwell gained the floor and
moved AN amendment to the report
by aiding the unit rule and providing
that the entire delegation to St. Louis
vote as unit on all questions. 1t Was
carried and the report adopted.
Selection Of DELEGATES.
Tho selection Of delegates then fol.
lowed. The Following We're placed in
nomination for the place:
James NJ. Parsons, Lyon county:
James B. Weaver Jasper; f. NJ. Carr,
Delaware: S. b. Waddsworth, Potta-
wattamie; ID. ID. Myers, Dubuque; j.
ID, Butler. Webster: j. b. Sullivan,
Polk. John Foley. Chickasaw.
The foIr FIRST named were elected ON
tho firet l,allo+ .s IL was evident the
slate had haen sn, made nm.
For alternates .1ohn n. Denison of
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chester, commencing ei'''iles -. M..sii
as member of the national committee
making him member of the state
committee. The resolution also eleceed
A. w. Maxwell as chairman of the state
committee, thus taking that out of the
hands of the committee.
The roll of districts was called and
district delegates named With formal
approval by the convention.
The convention adjourned at $50
O'Clock, having been in continuous ses-
sion since . O'Clock. and most of the
delegates had already left the hall.
DELEGATES to National.
Hearst scored victory in the dis
t,;,,t ,..,,,cnsos Nv sann,;ne seven dis
f,,l in the First second Third and
iu1 VII The Hearst men controlled
the Fifth. Sixth. Seventh. Eeighth,
Ninth Mir - T iial and Eleventh.
The following delegates will repre-
sent Iowa in national conventions:
First-W. w. Baldwin, Des Moines;
%. q. McManis, Lee.
standardization Desmond, Clinton;
j. b. Murphy, Iowa.
Third-A. j. O'I3rien, Buchanan; f..
j. Fowler, Blackhawk.
I'ourth-James KERN. Fayette; NJ. e.
Cook. Howard.
Fifth-Sam 5. Wright, CEDAR; =. u
Huston. Linn.
Sixth-John Dohef' Monroe Geo. :.
Reinhart. Jasper.
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Tanti,a"Charles ID. REYNOLDS, Carroll;
w L. Rrannigan. Palo Alto.
Eleyenth-C A. Cook, Osceola; w.
C. Whiting. Monona.
Alternate Delegates
Tirst-.J. d. Spence, Van Buren,; j.
w. Hanna. Henry.
Second-O. G. Mccartney, jackson:
Samuel Cohen. Muscatine
Third MaI,on. Franklin; p. j..
Clarke, Butler.
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