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ENTHUSIASTIC ' SPEECHES MADE.
Representative Burkley Snooks for
the Silver llepublicnns.
THE EVENING SESSION.
The reault of tho election of tbe dis
trict delegates was announced, when
M. F. Eijgleson, of Ashland, oflered a
reflolutlou, doclurlng la favor of free
0 linage of silver. At tbe reading of
tills resolution there waa great appluure
aad cheering. Mr. Tooze moved that
it be laid on tbe tiblo. Tbere was about
an even division and tbe chair declared
It laid on the table. Tbere was great
applause, aud oven ox-Senator Dolpb
fargnt himself and clapped bis hand
wildly. O. B. Moores Immediately
moved that the convention adjourn,
and that "was done. There was a lull
of a moment, and a Portland man
proposed three cheers for tbe deolnra
tlon of Republican principles, which
was done, and tho troublesome silver
qiiefctlon was disposed of for tbe time.
Buuator Browuell was introduced,
after some more music. He recom
mended tbe Republican party to do its
own thinking, He traced the labors of
tho Republican party during the war
of tho rebellion ami fie reconstruction
period. Ho eulogized the parly us the
champion of protection and sound
money. The party was capable of
ileal lug with all great problems, and
big enough to settlo all questions uud
settle thorn well and for tho welfare of
tbe people. Ho elicited great applause.
Lydell Baker, secretary of tho rail
road commission was introduced. He
traced the' political history of thirty
years In tbe ten minutes allotted him
It waa always tho unexpected that
happened, III our greatest prosperity
the people iiad turned away from the
Republican party uud elected Cleve
land iu 1881. Til on followed four years
of Democratic misrule and tarlfl
tinkering, Our foreign alMr were us
bid as they could ho. The Domocrallo
party mado our Hag and tho country's
honor ft dlxgraoe uud a shame. He re
ferred to Jllulne a the greatest man of
this day aud generation JiUmurok
had only the other day wild thai
Jlltilno'a tone In dealing with Hsmoaii
aflJlre, was so llrm (hat It was plain a
no hand was at the helm of the
American goyeriiiiient.It was 111 1 the
liaud of UlaliiH. ft said the Dbiiio
cratlo gumijiuuut would botmid
as the iiiDnt mniiumcntul and oollowal
falluro of IIih uvntury. AtlUse,J
Heimtor Dolph was iifxt liitrodiMwd
ami made plu for parly unity ynd
(arty liurmoiiy. U ws s HcjmiIjIIcsii
aild kUhw) Upon Hie national Jtj.lJbl!
oaii platform, urn) would follow that
imtt to vlotiiry ur defeat. TtiU was u
rimurkaultf y,tiwHA nml Iim tlianbtd
(Item fur this uonllal rulliiK( '0ld
eringllMi llmra wm im fluoilon jnd
ImKi Mugblur j ami no i)iiimlu on
It was t tip thrvst of uIibiiuij Hid
itopuhllinu wjllo tlisl lil nUBcd our
grrut flltlrvM. Th iivKt irold0t
WiHlhl be U itiiUhlutti, AijlilMi J
lh wwld NwrnimlUfd l inyui
iroutiui en i would bit opioid by m
JUituWiii Minim ml tvuitlF, Th4
WIUmh Mil would U9 fnj.M, 'I'Jir
iiMdwtlv jwlls would b uphwid,
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liuit uf lldwsllaii liisoili, tliv ImiUHnv
ifthv MitfiMtftfUt Mltl jApplsUfM
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iyit)jjbUiK hiw or li ili money
miMiy Mjiy kl iltw lt nmby h! Ijji
llfw 4 wtt wtftnljf KjtoUdJ Ml
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There was some excuse for this us
there was no other party to quarrel
with, At least It w a not tho Demo
crallo party. We might have tbe Pop
ulists to light, but nothing else. He.
like the other speakers, referred to tho
great prosperity that prevailed prior to
1802. Tho shadow of Democrutlo free
trade was paralylzlug in its etltcts.
Conditions and causes had ur t changed.
Finance tinkering would not help us.
We must get into circulation tho money
we have coined, Rjennct the pro
tective tarld- aud hard times would
pass away. Ko further Increase of cir
culating medium was necessary until
we put in use what wo had. Wo re
ferred to freeetlyer coinage as the cap
onizea dogma' of tbe Otuaha platform.
But a man could be a free silver man
and be a good Republican. He could
be a gold standard man aud be a good
Republican. Th6 party must tight for
a restoration of coniidonco and for tbe
protective doctrine. That could only
be done by returntng tbe Republican
party to power. Mr. Qeer counselled
harmony, euergetio campaigning and
mutual concessions and a great victory
awaited us.
The Monmouth Qlee club here snug
one of their liVoly songs and was re
called. The next speaker was Robt T. Pratt,
of Portland, tie cried down tbe mug
wump In bis eUorls to, wreck the Re
publican party;
Tbos. H. Tongue was now Introduced.
He received a perfect ovation at the
bauds of the convention. He caustic
ally administered a dressing-down to
the Democratic party. He said the
Republican party could never succeed
by turning its back on the teachings of
Lincoln and Blaine. Ho recogulzed
the luipoitiuco of t'ie financial lusue,
but If u nation speot more abroad than
it made at homo It was doomed to
bankruptcy. He cautio ed oguIiiBt
dopoitlug fram tho landmarks of the
past. We had mutteou yearn of un
exampled prosperity alter tbe so called
financial crime of 1873 Tho crime of
1802 In passing tho Wilson bill was a
greater olleuco. Republican wisdom
and Republican statesmanship would
deal with the sliver question, Tho Re
publican party liad beeu tho most con
sistent friend of sliver. Tho Demo
crats hud knifed sliver aud tbe Popu
lists were for Hat money, Tho Repub
lican paity would meet this silver Issue
aud would settle It In tho best Interests
of all the (Hjople. Put on the old urmor
and make the country ring with the
old Issues uud a wonderful victory
awaited us. lie dosed with a burst of
IMiollo Imagery that caused the great
audience to arise and yell with that
good old Itepubllcen yell (hut warms
the cookies ofa man's heart whether
he Is a Republican or not,
II, h, liirkluy was on the ttgu and
now begun to U called for JJo was
received with (lie most cordial kind of
greeting aud was tho frrosllverspeuker
of the t'VMiilug He gave a ptnln and
olearcoufuMluiiof hlsiolltlual fallh,
Jle U'lleviMl In gold as good money,
silver us belter money, ami gold uud
sllvitr together as best money.
fApplaUto,) lie was not ufrald to
illoutf lbs silver i,UMllojj wliluli had
bam so oluuly sut down upon here this
eyunlug. Uullie,liuyidomeofli(u
who bud .ut down upon silver so bard
would Hod tlisiuMilvus mi u yury uu
easy Nut Uifdu long, vyun In lbs Hu
publlmtu parly, Aiiku.J TIis (
jiubiiuan rly would do all tbwi tiling"
ami do llirm well ulid be liopod n due
time. We otitfhl Iu mt Jlkf mIJ uud
dlsOUM lltw questions (ot lllv httn
lit ul lbs jmily lilf. (irvtttjiliiw.j
'illnuluu uf iluinll" spoks wllli
Ids IUUsI f IwjUdiisc,
Tbvii ill uHiivsiiihm sournud and
II tbe ilolislis wplnd Mil IliyiU'
lion t'j visit tbw Mollwnor oJub, Mini
(bin tbtt iKinvondMU wjwinl. it hss
lisimoulHU MMtl kmwJ bEturw) my
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Single Gold Standard Men
Meet.
IN THE NAME OF SOUND MONEY.
They Would Itejoico Over "Real
Bimetallism."
Mem l'H is, May 24. Upwards of 8,000
poople were present nt tho auditorium
yesterday when Chairman W. J. Craw
ford called the convention to order.
MrfCrawford iu his capacity as chair
man of the commit tie of fifteen ap
pointed by tho associated mercantile
bodies of Memphis, uudor whoso aus
pices the convention is held, called the
meeting to order.
Richard H. Clark of Alabama pre
sriitjd tho name ot Congressman
ditchings for permauent chairman in
n neat and highly complimentary
Hpeecb. This convention, said Mr.
Clark was evidence that tho people do
not believe In debased mouoy and do
nolwautt) be dragged down to the
level of Mexico and China. Tho peo
ple represented in this convention be
lieve in a just aud equitable use of sil
ver as u tnonoy metal, but they would
not deliver tbe country to a syndicate
of mine owners or place In Jeopardy tbo
busluess of tho country by a craze a
condition of public sentiment which
he likouod to a pralrlo tiro, wblch
would feod upon chad' and soon burn
out. Tbe leuders In tbe silver move
ment wore men who bad takon up In
succession all the political and eoonomlo
heresies that bad been before tho pooplo
tho past decade. Tho present outory
ho likened to the extreme doctrines ad
vocated by tho Populists In recent
years and their fallacies, ho declared)
would soon bo buried In Occala ware
houses, Cougressu.au Catchlngs was elected
chalrmau. Ho said:
"(Jeutlomoii, In my opinion no con
vention ever assombled for a higher
purpose than this. Drought together
from utmost every Houtbern slate;
coming from every walk In life; repre
senting us you do all yooatlous, Indus
tries add conditions of lift, I speak
truth thut not h man has oome here to
B'lvunooB pomonul end or a selfish
purposu, Jlullevlutt that tree, Inde
pendent coinage of silver t a 10 to 1
rutlo would be disastrous to all prlvatu
aud public Interests, we have laid aside
our prlvatu sllairs for u time to lake
ooiiiihuI together what Is best to pre
vent It,"
JJo then Introduced Hecretary Carl
llo, who said 1
"It Is contended by a latyo number
of ad vooalM of free coinage that the
tdlectof their polloy would itubllli
wlist lliey nail blmsUlllim and a dou.
bio standard, I lymfusu my Inability
to understand what l really meant y
a double standard or nisasuru of value;
lliuldi Is Incomprehensible to my
mind, bcosiiso J cap not oouadyu bow
I spolblet'jJjave IWo dlJerent )a
galaudMUllloritly lUMtlllUii for (be
sumolblugln uuat Iho same llme--Mtlound
wi.'lgliljflj(tii ouiicim ami
u muuI widKliliitf tjlji'M otiniwi bolli
dvHlsrwl by law lnjeul Muud,
"Jnslel of iitlng lotli jfold. Mii'l sl
vr mm wm do now In Jarr smounU
llisn My?r before In tm nountr w
Mliwii"Jlnlniljfil Itiw more yalu
Mble mvlal llulH Ht noUllly Mild hifU
lbs oilier mlM the moJo bl l uur
wiivimy. W have now piMuUwd M
HjolsllUni' Ibsuw; of Ixlli mv(ls an
inoui w should Iivm lb to jrllwl
mwiiwiimislllsm the u ul uy um
mul gs mons, 7il Is M noi)wgloii
bSMu) U,0l fsl MtbliM) by Hid ft'
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itny UMiihdM vtihin JilniMlf mm
mUiiiUIim4 mi W' nul(yde of Ibu
Mvumt Htunvy iltmonstrMtton.
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d Jim," in lbs MllimsUi umt ul
lbs und inMfiMy noytoiinil. 'JJju
wmvm ul Mil VMf iill uivnl lm Kwbi-d
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Btatcs independently to adopt a bimc
tallo standard, and we deem It unwlso
and hazardous to the best InteresU of
its people for this country to attempt
its establishment. We favor the policy
of this country, standing in the atti
tude of readiness at all times to co-operate
with other powers In any eflort
they may inaugurate, looking to the
adoption of true bimetallsm, bnt In the
meantime and until successful opera
tion Is insured, to maintain Inviolate
ita existing standard of value."
Psosldeut Cleveland's policy was
strongly endorsed.
DEMOOKATIO EDITORS.
New York, May 24. At today's
session of tbo Democratic editorial as
sociation of New York, resolutions woro
adopted that tho Democratic press of
this state pledges itself to oppose any
legislation looking to free and unlimited
col nago of silver. There was only one
negative vote.
AFfER ELEOTRIU RAILROADS.
Portland Capitalists Said to Be la
tho "Syndicate."
Taooma, May 24. Tho Point Defl-
ance Street Railway Company of this
city was sold yestorday for $103,000 to a
syndicate composed of Eastern and
Portland, Or., capitalists.
THE 8ALEJI LINES
of the Consolidated Eloctrlo Light aud
Power Company nro said to bo under
negotiations to tbo same syndicate on
long tlmo bonds but not to effect any
chapgo in tho management. The 8a-
lem Hues aud olootrlo light plant are
considered vory desirable property and
hayo during tho past year of depression
paid better roturns than any lines in
tbo state.
The Bookmakers' Strike.
Chicago, May 24 Striking brick
makers appealed to tbo brick
layers' union for aid iu tho light
ugalnst the bosses who refuse to pay
tho union scale. At n brloklayers'
mooting tonight it Is understood a res
olution will bo passed boyoottlnr all
but uulon mado brick. Tbe strlkors
mado threatening demonstrations to
day at two or three points whore brick
wero belug unloaded from cars, but
they woro dlsporeed by, tho police,
Bryan and Carlisle.
Mmii'infi, May 21, Ex-Congressman
W. J. Bryan, of Nebraska, ar
riyetl here this morning aud was given
a cordial reception by representatives
of Um sliver men, Tonight he will
answer u speech delivered by Hocretary
Carlisle before the sound money con
vention. He will compare Carlisle's
present views on the silver question
aud those he Is alleged to have held In
1878.
Important Decision Reached,
J'munuitu, Jn,, May IM.TJie Pres
byterlau general assombly today
adopted un Injunction to members of
that denomination not to voUi In favor
for granting licenses, After a long and
disorderly debate It was decided (bat
"unfenueuM fruit of tl vine fulfills
all conditions of tbo siwraniunt oftbu
fiord's Hupiwr."
I -) 1 sw js-m mmm jii na,
Queeu's 7Hu Birthday,
J,wiom, May SiWJ'liM 7011) birth
day of Uuen Vlotorlu wan obserywl
Map ut ull naval and military station
by liu usual dlsplsy of flags, droojilng
ofoolors, mu. Jn Joudon tbu oelubrM'
lion will lake place morrow,
IHrtkt. JJndod,
Ymuw, Wy M'fHn minors
Hike of (lie )'lllburtf illstrlut is prsu
l(jlly jeiidtd. T10 strikers will go
bauk Mi woili at lb uwUi'it lufm ul
m mM a Vn,
Klncaid'M Mui&wr 0pNr(i,
iuw.uimu, My yj.-Hom Jlrown,
Hiomwd inuriiwipr gay JlliniHdf Mil
to a UtiHtir imr Wilbur (Ml ulgli.
mIs again ill Jail.
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WHEAT IS STILL WILD
But the Market is Sewkit
Quieter.
HEAVY SALES ARE FALLING OFF.
Prices Still Showing an Upward
Tendency.
Chicago, May 24. Tho wheat mar
ket opened excited and Irregular today.
Ou curb aud open board early sales
have beea at 78J for July against 78 at
close yesterday. Out of tbe bedlam of
tho pit at opening of tbe regular board
came figures 78J- and 70 for July,
Early news was mostly of a beariah
character, but numerous crop damage
reports wero reoelvcd later. Brokers
saw dangers of such runaway market
as that yesterday and waa advising
customers to go slow. As a conse
quence, early trading brought out
many stop loss orders, July soon
dropped to 778, fluctuated between 77
and 78, and whon very bad crop re
ports oamo advanced to 70 and eased
of! to 785.
Tho market lator turned up to 70,
then for a tlmo It wobbled lazily be
tween 78 and 79, Tho volume of
trading waa yory tnuou reduoed Iu
comparison with buslnesa the past few
days. Corn was weak owing to the
selling of about a million bushels by
Baldwin and Farnum.
New Yokic, May 2-1. Wheat trans
actions up to noon today wore just 6,
80,000 bushels or about 13,000,000 less
than they wero yesterday morning,
Prloes danced about In a lively way,
July opened from 81 to 81 cents In
various parte of the pit, dropped to 8U,
shot up to 81 on.freah outside buying,
and then lost oue-half oent.
Laws for Justice.
Secretary ot BtaUt Klneaid glvw out
the follewing:
For the purpose of supplying JosUeea
of the peace with the session law of
1805, under the aot of February 21,
1837, the seoretary of state requested
county clerks to certify oyer tbe aeal of
the county court tiie number of duly
eloctod, qualified aud acting JumUmm of
the peace u their respective counties,
The following oertlflcaUa have been
received aud the books forwarder Ut
tho county clerks for dletrlbutlotii
Josephine 7, JacUon 12, DotffbuUI,
Columbia 8, Clatsop 14, Baker 25,
25, (Jllllam 8, LI tin 12, Marlon 1), Uea
ton 'J, Clackamas in, Unw)n Jl, Mult
nontab 7, Coo II, Washington 17,
Umatilla 18.
Hooks will be iwiit for Justice id all
the other oountle a fast a fitlKoi
stating the number shall he rwJv4,
I n addltluu to tbe book for th Ju
Hoc of the jjtxu as.aboye stated eJMt
uorile of the Muwilou law of JW6 w
muii( to Myory county clerk jn tb U
several day ago to supply (lie (nouwty
otiloer, am) at tliMMMiue time a upy of
(he laws w aunt to moIj Ute vkw,
maoIi judge ami mmuU dlnlnot attorn y
MAOh iHtunhvt of bo IW(iWi,
Am mooii m ih J unlit of lbs jiio Jh
Mlltbowuntlw luiOrwm hv imn
muii)ImiI, two oi4w will ho mti Ut
(he Jlbiarlsu of wugri am) ik
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