The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25
r. B. GLENN
THE NOMINEE |. ! !:
1'he Convention in Session Session. All
Night and Nonr'innaatte*s inmates. at I84...5
Daylight.
VERY EXCITING SCENES.
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The Convention Refuses to En-
dorse Parker and lns st ,'e:
Delegates to Vote as s8.' Unit ir
VERY EXCITING SCENES
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,snoctaa TO rho Times-D lspatse yia
r.pr,,NsBORO. N. c., June 2il4.Tfe
r,emooratlc state Convention adjourned
"a. afternoon at $3.50 O'clock having
eomplcted. without any especial Incident
,ro,rondoug amount Of work. This
morning. after 5 o'clock. having bsen IN
non,I,,,onss session all night, on the NTH
,,o,,,n, c.nntuin Robert -. Glenn OF
Torsyth county, received the necessary
,,,.,nie,. III votes to give him the nonii-
paijn, for Governor. To-day teH-JuuBc
isrnncis ID. winston. OF Bertie, was noml.
mated for MISUNDERSTANDING over MS
oompeti,ors, state se1ators George -
Morton, OF New Hanover. ana =. a.
Brown. of Columbus. All the prescn'
incumbents OF State offices we're renorni-
,,a,ed there being opposition to the com ).
missioner OF agriculture and member OF
1ailroad commission alone.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES.
Eor associate justices Of the sup,eme
Court 20 succeed present Republican
manners. whose terms expire. superior
4 C.1uri Judge George II. Brown and W.
JJoke were nominated, the latter ne-
& faating NJ H. Justice By large MAJOR MAJOR
ity. Thc most loudly appiauded secaipp
at the report OF the Committee on flh tI
form was the endorsement OF 1oVern no.
Aycock's administration approsi va .o ,r,s
strenuous educational policy ana COLT
,,andiny (, eachers OF the State for edu-
cationa activity
disapproval greeted an amendment o..
fered 10 this section. pledging me
marty to constitutional Amendment W.
permitting restriction OF funds toi
tn, a
Il ttem. IL was buried in an avalanche %
meg the patron. In attempting 70 speah
heine treated with jetrs until BY speciai
reouest nj the chairman nc was allo"su
to1make n short speech in It's advocacy.
& THE section approving the general prthpt-
mas 81 the watts antl-liauor Ia" ana c*-
pressing confidence in the next Leg y, ,si "a
turc to remedy any defects neye'op p,.. -, ~
cxpcrience, was adopted without discus
son. No reference was made 10 imam
cial questions In the platform. but Roose-
yeltnnd his party We're scored ior ma
+ Standardization of affairs OF government
UNIT RULE.
resolution requiring delegates TO Ma
s tional Convention to vote as "a unll m.a '
adopted hut Tie section endorsing Z ~ ~, NJ
for President, was greeted WITH 2 1o ,e.
r,otous demonstration OF dlsapproya,5 =, 2
imposed to endorsement principe dio ueie-
/ B rysit
IA allow its withdrawal, were futile until
as,a,,tn,. mons came forward and made
az, earnes, plea that its defeat would DC an
INJUSTICE 10 Judge Parker who reallS
was the choice OF all the Delegates lpi
president, under present lisnts, ne ue
cIared. amid applause, was the chairman Nd
of Platform Committee permitted 70
withdraw resolution. Tho deleeates d =
large to st Louis elected on 1lrst pai-.
o. Y,,1ts ~ & Il
craige ex-Aiinister Il. j. Haze ana
states senator John Z. Woodard.
alternates. G. o. McAIichael. Cope Elias,
~ ~ watson and James a. Dockhars.
one of the anomalies of the situatloH -
,hat nj the twenty-four delegates eoihs
under the majority unit rule. eighteen
Of them have formerly trained wits what
Is known as the Cleveland element, sew
c,'al known to be for his nomination
now, but all for Parker except one
who is said TO be for Hearst.
DECLINED TIE HONOR.
senators Simmons and Ovcrman ana
Governor Aycock refused to allow their
names to be considered as Delegates.
S While the convention has been the largest
and noisiest in history of state every
matter considered was without hea,,
and congratulations are heard from az
classes and assortments OF Democrats
(
sidered. The primary question was no
brought UP, except that resolution au.
thorIzing Executice Committee to restric.
number of delegates 10 future STATE any,
congressional conventions was Voteu
down before chair could put motion.
+. s. Sprulll Of Franklin. and w. q,
Self, OF C,ntawba counties, were seiecleu
as State presidential electors.
The Platform.
The platform adopted after bres re by aSe
TO s e. Of shs nteh has to
The South Dakota bond suit ,so. I. ,nrove, the
Tsa msae In pn s7S and viii Forever
pose any and al atsnIpls tro then g made It
viii not consent reopen the tho sas and
That was alike cre "a ia 20 lie
II then n" speaks Of the national policies thus:
,en %s lhs ana for his
10 enforce the law against m on shS e at TO
o onHn9ss Gonssns 70 enforce h
against trusts In twelve monsss a eansnfea
for such purposes only cpme and hasan
m,ted by these doors he WI, ,s atop
the violation OF statutes ennG,sp be erimii,ais
Who plunder them althopgh his attention .n .r WAS
called 70 the manner y by wh recent deesons
Of he Supreme s Court MUS.
we denounce the present in'd tarin ,mpos-d
pen ths people s Hs rPevIssn I, naf .s
ana hoss e npq The me trusts
10 eXtort rom Inc people unreasonable profits.
and 70 sell their predTh s, TO are eo esarsea for
the same goods to the foreign consumer;
I'VE view with alarm The grSSW,ng tehneInisy
home, we'll as despotie imperialism abrGad;
I'VE denouncs the policy OF tho n .np,a,,zad
government al Wsshhston at the :. EXPENSE q, OF
which in liz policy and conduct has reversed
tho clause Of, the Constitution reserying &c, TO
the States all rights not specifically con
ferred upon the Federal government, and has
assumed for the central government at Wash.
ington the vast resdium of power solemniy