The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-11


-. .o.tr,
five of the seven wards "heFe opposing
delegations, WeTe ,Ti niedi >-i.r,or,.. 4, porf,o
In me ihird N.II I,T, ,,.- p,,l oriy So
received his !Ag4sl u, na' rs-,,,-v ~,
cured tEenty-tf-' .S'fs - vas
In the tlttn Nsrd M atert
unseate1 becau.ie ms - men who #
co py inc aSSiS.,av ,s.lrs ,1ot RanuIliaans, The
was claimed, were hVt Pi,'I,. C,,,iid
Nlnth NaFu CuHsSs' "''
cred e.-...,. W., >-,,r,.,, Flor
In the flltthtu 80 49, p,t.i. no l-a
shcins d"legat"h W. ;re+ - .,4oI,t
had-presented IA petition Si%ne1 .! droui
100 negroes. showing th2t tpelf liatii"S Ha'i
been scratched from IN" ptI,haTy poGhS I,g!.S,
ana j'net tney Iieu ~ '''e
but could not ,,-r,d =. o.,o.z decr,-
-stiou mat 800 fraudulent votes We're cast
against him in the Second pist>:ct bore no
weight with the cotnritt.ee; Tiin hi-,, d ''
the convention wa +>-g.nHnI-rrn
NAi,'i.itt -, 80 o., love-
in deciding the contests una. Tue coaSs,, ',.
w. y1-artride,a rvas then introduced
MI air 49, of,iv one reGuest to make OF
you, he said. Il do ask tnat you name name,
of honest government in every sense OF
the word. Everywhere the question is
asked me. What will st. Louis do? Il
nave Always fepiIeu' 81 i>oui' VIII ~ 10
'IS F9ilow,ng Mr.. waIbridge's speech. three
cheers were given him by the big major
ity of Butler-Ziegenhcin delegates. c. 6.
bettcL; uel.et ~ iDa, Il" a,,I otsSsp+ed +he
was theii ilJrouu uuSeu et.a S-,,i.t.,,
report of the CreGeilIlais to!lIliit''eS'
which was adopted without question
.,,a payy-oo,,st,t Trsrau ufzation and Order of
Ihe I el lhii.i.e @ - ,,.bici1 contaf1ad tho
i'ii;e, busiiS ,rnt.isinn that nn proxies were to
he recosnized in the selection OF City Com
mitteemen rms prevenIel c;.,, 1hGr,Ts Gnr1,,it a.
Day from t.oiilg na.h @ i VI. ,..S ry -, , tbe
delegation stood two fer him. two for
simeon Harris. with 4 fifth delegate .mis5,z,
ing" -,t,s,,, .r-,r,oxs,,.. .s-'. az
THD RESoLuIlONS-
The resolutions Were read nP i'oc'of
Max c. Starklof. After indorsiES the tla-
tional and State tickets and platforms Inc
resolutions adopted read as follows:
Kesolye; 5sen nd I in the city Of St Louis Is
poi'lcai 10 sec,rs fair and hondst e!et-
lions pishontsTy Of officials t whe II 96ss con
ictiors destrovs the foundation and possibility
of al Any and % canao a a be
tsoIarsteS sers =
II II Wen "SHi Isi T., tbis Ses-f"abie wrona a3SirF.
ay @ao rnaintained by certain selfish element of
the Democratic party, which element is as in
imtca to The }st m xgarstions at rood Sov
eTnrnent in the community ,,..
5 IheFsf9rGb FsT tbe h9nt welfare OF their Country at
and who have, been convinced Of the Outrageous
saaacter 9l fse electons Of this city in the
iast Eve Years. are earnestly invited TO act with
us in order to purify our elections ana TO
guarantee To- every qualified yoser fesaTdlsss OF
his party aiiesahce or @ @ b,,.! LED c,,f NJ
cast ms bailo' IN ia al, '1, Ss- a ~ Iect;Gs
and return ol sae -. al, -
NoNPAfsIisAN Fo-iCE.
Resolved, That we demand that the police
force OF this city be ade non, m an ana @
maj IN m Reri;bI,csT oIectio1 otf,ciats. and
Republ!csn voters. but that they shall simply
maintain peace and protect the citizens and
election officials. to the, end that assaults upon
election Judges and election clerks De pre-
vented: that every h9htst ie g2ter ma hi.e an an
oIP2I'lh,y ..+ 70 ~ 4ti.l.. rbeir ~ md
s frSbsr T dema1d mat poi!cetnen be not used
10 protect Indians and repeaters in their crimes
against the ballot. but that they Use their
great power aIle kho"le4s' 70 ss,urS 'e4r IN
mediate arrest sHG SpcGdy s,Jsi =, ,,;r
Resosv1' ,iIS l NJ c-t11e ang demand ~ III
anrn,rces Of this. f6n that they prosecute
every such crime without fear or favor and
perform their duties until the end Of the term
Of oftise for -Whicn ItieS saati oS esc'fl; f. =,
risetian S;,onnissoners mil nd Ii. i1fgesf and
r,srks Of election q thorough cleansing Of the