The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-06-23
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THE RESOLUTION.

- Resolved, That it is the sense -
y of this convention that the peo- y
y ples party ought to place in y
y nomination it's own candidates ~
- for president and vice president y
- Of the United States, -
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THE NEBRASKA DELEGATION.
First District-W VIM. Daily, Nemaha;
j. H. Craddock, C. @. De France,
B. r. B. Weber, F. d. Eager, T. II.
Tibbles, Lancaster; Pat Shaughnes-
sy, Johnson; G.. W. Shrader, Cass.
Second District-C. A. Whitford,
Washington; Charles Nownes, Sar-
py; j. j. Points, L., j. Quinby, Geo.
A. Magney, Frank B. Hibbard, Pat
rick McArdle, Martin Langdon,
Douglas
Third District-Wm. v. Allen, Jos.
Martin, Madison; T. F. Farrell,
Merrick; James T. Brady, Boone;
Charles Crockett. Knox; w. A. Way,
Platte; G.. e. Hall, Antelope; James
Brooks, Stanton. Alternates: John
H. Felber, Cedar; A. e. Garten,
Boone; r. D. Kelly, ]. r. Farris,
Dodge; Fred Marsh Merrick; G. d.
!. Jenkins, Madison; J. D. Hatfield,
Antelope; d. d. Martindale, Knox.
Fourth District-E. A. Walrath, j. ID.
Hartman, Polk; Ed Walker, Prof,
j. w. Mengle, Saunders; M. ID.
Carey, Seward e. A. Gilbert, York;
A. N. Strickland, Fillmore; J. c..
Perry, Butler.
Fifth District John H. Powers,
Hitchcock; r. D. Sutherland, Muck
oils; Ed L. Adams, Kearney; L. c..
Barr, Phelps; Geo r. Brown, Adams;
e. d. Jackson. Franklin; r. III.
R0hr, Furnas; J. G. Jessup, Clay.
Sixth District-C. 3. Manuel, How
ard; B. F. Davis, Dawson; Herman.
Reiter, Buffalo; C. w. Beal, Custer;
A. A. Worsley, Boyd; A. F. Mullen,
Holt; w. H. Westover, Sheridan;
r. S. Mccarthy, Greeley. Alter
mates: R. E. Brega, Custer; ]. j.
/, Harrington, Holt; A. L. Bishop,
Wheeler; J. A. Oils. jr., Valley;
Ralph Lewis, Keya Paha; J. H. Ed
misten, Thomas j. T. Costin, Daw-
son, j. A. Zeigler, Howard
Fremont Neb, June N- Editorial
Correspondence )-Shortly after A
o'clock this afternoon, Chairman We
ber raped for order In the convcn-
tion. The Fremont Commercial club
had provided the opera house for con-
vention hall and, in passing, | might
say, deserves the heartfelt thanks of
1ict For >r;a
extended.
Prior to reading the call there was
the song America prayer by Rev.
Mr. Jordan, and the song Nebraska"
AS the musical program was under
direction of Bro Tibbles, I must let
him give something of the details. AS
the little girl averred, I'm no mu-
sicker,' and, hence. am not competent
to pass upon that phase of the con-
vention, further than to say that ev-
erybody present seemed delighted with
the different pieces rendered.
After the call was read. upon nomi-
nation of Whitford of Washington,
George w. Berge of Lancaster was
elected temporary chairman. Upon
assuming his office. he declared that II
the delegates had only given him
about two weeks notice OF their in
tentlon. he might have been prepared
with speech: but. as II was. he would
content himself with popullst
"talk." And very good talk II was.
too. II had the true popnlIst ring and
the delegates appreciated Ii accord
ingly.
G. a. DE France was then elected
temporary secretary and q. II. Manuel
assistant. Upon motion Of senator
Allen. the temporary organization was
made permanent Mr.. sheldon moved
that the roll of delegates handed 10
the chairman of the state committee
he considered TIE roll of delegates cn-
titled 90 scata In the convention. This
carried. Mr.. Shfader II cass said that
no convention had been held In his
county. but that he WAS there a.
popuIIst. lilo was seated 90 represent |
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