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TWENTIETH mrATTA. FRIDAY MOENING , , AUGrST 13 , 1890. iB K 38.
liUilJ Jo
cratt Unite oa Him us Tbeir
fci Gtrreraei ,
HE HAD PRACTICALLY A WALKAWAY ,
Dr. Aka Bau f KarMk Shears *
Place n tie Tkket.
'SPRAGUE FOB SEC3t7AfiY OF STATE.
Aa TJjraaaally Large Atieaduioe at tbe
NEARLY EVERY COUNTY REPRESENTED.
\A Illlnni G. HaMfnst of Saline Chtnen
Permanent Chairman Only One
Delegation Contested I'iaht
on Prohibition.
GOVERNOR - . . . . JfcMES E. BOVD.
UEUT. GOVERNOR - - DR. ALEX BEAR.
SECT OF STATE - FRANK V. SPSAGUE ,
AUDITOR . - - - R. B. WAHLQIHST
TREASURER . . . . W. H. CUSSING
The Convention.
The crvMrd aMembtod at the entrance to
Bc.jd's opcm hoia * last night at 7 o'clock.
Tbe detnooTirtic convention bad be en called
for tbat .hour. But tbe air wma coo ] uid
overj liody. even the delegate * , sen ed to
bfisitaU- about entering the tbeater , trim-e it
was thought tbe leaimraUira of tb torrid
zone prevailed.
Within , as a couwxj-aenoe , row after row
of vacant seate ( tared tb early reporters Is
the lace. At iat-ervals tiiewj Mate were
marked -with < 4on t d lath , which reared
their attenuated fox-ms high above
tbe cast-iron Iraates. OB tbe toj >
of euc-h 1Mb - .
vac awhit.e
card on tvhkft , $ bluet characters
jiaitited tbe name of every county in the
state. Tbe orthography of soone of thosH ) was
original , tbat of tbe little county south o
J)73gla . Jor Instance , -whlcb. Mncebody had
charactcrinKt as "Sharky.1 Jt i fair ta pre-
Funie that the error 3s not U > be charged to
Secretary Montgomery.
Suddenly there was a moremont in tb
first pallesry and Jim Rood of Ketorasko City
rushc'd in and took a seat near the west pro-
fccnium hor. Tbea marched in Mkjor J. S
Puray with his neat on Us arzi aad his had
pointing to all sections of the west
Then there was a sunflJluE below wid Lu ones
' .twos , throes nd doiens tbe delepatea soap-h
and found tieir jilaoes ia the parqnett *
Later the balcony HU d , aod lot r t.till ti
pullery boearae packed lite a box of clothe
From floor So ccUing it looked like a cMrsr(3 (
IntonJod for batJoess. Coats were fomnd t > oc
heavy , aid eST they went In their stead up
poured lUl kinds of shirts white , biwvn , res
ana ycltntr , silk , sntin und stufl which loalcec
like genuine Swiss muslin. In the balcony
tbe last mentioned material soeraed to prevail ,
atd in the enchantment which distance leml ,
had it not been for sundry hirsute facial
adornments. The crowd migit have been mis
taken lor a huge semi-circalar class of rare
aufl radiant mtidons on the day of gradua
tion ,
Tbe occupants of the stage cnmprisefi a
patchwork of political boos. Among them
wt-re democxatK , allian < i8 jieojrie , indepen
dents , ( > rohibitiouist and rdpablic s. Joe
Te hcinras there , and happily , too , because
it iras his 'VYa.basb. taoli-hammer which ,
in 7Ii.ii. John A. MoSfcano's hn d , called the
convention 1o order. Round and rotund
Div-k. Tbompson ol Huttinps % vas there , with
A D Jones , Joe Gdrueuu , Frank Morri&iey ,
F C Sherman of the Plaltsmouth Journal ,
Alfred ilUlard , Judre Clarksen , Lew Mar of
' Dr. Tilden , ibe Herculean Scdoinp ,
Bryau , of Lincoln , and tbo democratic'
" Dr Hurvpy D , Link of Millnrd.
Then tfaere ivoi-e suc-h ronablicans as HL L.
llocderV. . F. Bochel , Paul Hirsh , Artbur
Briccs and General J. L. Webster , -vho bad
All the boat * \vcre ootnipiod , that on the
Imvcr ripht tide lieing occapifd hy Jr. Tobe
Ctutor , who was accompanied by several
ladies.
At > :05 o'clock Hon. Job.n A. JlcSbane , in
a business suit of cray , aaraaood to the
front of the stage and rapped npc n Tbe table.
There -was siU-Boc in the houses. Tbo secre
tary , C. S. Momrotncry , was req\iestf d to
rtyid the caJi The rooncst tvas complit > d
\vith aad tbe business of the ooavoutiou had I
SeeTtitary Moutpoaery toad read "bat a. feu-
words of Tbe fill when his voice was
fliwvned by cries of "Ijouder , " * 4We can't
boar jxitt , " and t-he like.
"Soine of you feilcws on the bsot sotls
toep still or cktat ) out VOUT ttirs bud you'll li
able to bear , " yelled Oorntdius Calhipber
from his KMI iu Uie fiviit row of tbe Dovpia ! >
dtJcraUou' * suction. GsJlaiiUw'stvord pies
u peed wars with tue Netiraudiu
uud nis wlvut was hwxkxJ and
rc tored.
Tbnre was naotber Interrap > t4onvboa the
w < cn-tury ifaciied tbejKiiut lu the call in
wbirhthe ap ] > oniexim < ni.t of delfpiitt-s wat
buH-d cm 1be vo * * east in ISe * lor Grover
Cleredaud for prerkleut. At liie netitirm nl
ttie ex-pre ± 4d at's nanw tke falUtlul rose ss
one man and lot oat a yell that Witt a bt etv
In us way.
At tbe oonjpVetkm of the Tcadtr ? f the
call , Chainnon McStikue aunuunt < t > d Unit th
first business of tbe oonretitkn ] iro&Id tie tbe
holwncm of a t iiiK rarr chairman.
\ViUiam Neville of Xorth Pl tte-vvas plaot > d
in nomination , and it looked like a c-ut and
afluirfor a fcrv tninntes. as , no ether
name n us prcjsentwl while Xt-vaie's nomina
tion was jxvoudod tram varioas sections of
ihe bousa A. motionvras offered -
ferod u > mate the nenriiuition by
nrrlu-niuucm , but Ix-fw-e it was sU4 < v3 by tbe
chair somt one pliu > d William G. Hosting
of Crete in nomination.
This Doo-sMtmod a roll rail and after some
rtiroiiUiUic t * e MKTctarr borrowed a list of
oouultes trore o revoUir n t-jvei-tator and tl > e
roil call | roc d < d. Wbeo Duudy csonutv
irns. reucltod vow ne in lie rear of the boue
ytilted. "tlvr . < e votes for James E.
llcyd , " uud tbe auBouucei * it wus
pj-potod vrtth cbeers uud laBpnter. A
call of tiw county faimirtt Ui taioe resjons-e.
This hid M aii lurft-lifrtUuu. which revelled
the fart that tbe spilitBmn for Dundy bad
Juit ftrrirod nod irus under tbe impivssioti
that the oo vfction was liallotiag fur pover-
w > r. Tbe thrrc votes were thrown lor Hust
ings , aod. tietere UK * rah call bad prof * J * l
niuch fn-rtiier it was inaiVe evident that it
wuv & ease of tbe Nwlb Platte a uiast
the South Plaue < uotry , and old
timers were profwsewith prophecies ef a
UHM-UJ idknv. Dcniidas intv was
teiniMwarfly , bat vet d JortWore
L&ucaster WHS reacht d. ( ISJ.UBC > 6 votes Jcr
Neville amid loud cbtwria ? . Then Lo4ira.st.tr
wus calted an < 3 cent the obeeriur to tbe otfetr
ude ff tbe Ixin e by o&atiap ttrenty vota *
for H UK tines. Whoa. Linoolo ooactywas
cat > od Mr Xtrille as tbe o&h delepnte j r -
ent , ciu-t tbr kit v t < i of the couxty for
HiifcUcrs.Vb ( * I'1 U * county was ( ul } < # l
J E North of Cobimt ii offerttd an eaplima-
UOB lie suMj UuU bift doteratk ( > fl wm incun
Mr Nei itle't > diwtnct and ordiuarUy wonid
vc > ve for NcvtUe , but as Nerillc bad udeav >
ore-J U wv-are tbf democratic * udorsem iut
cf the ftrzrirfc' ik'ioiice ' caxiJite JUT con-
pr s in iu dittr. 1 -
Mr Ncrtt didn't pet aay f Jrthrr Hi is
wu drCHTJoJ ia id
yell * aad fee fiaaay < nve up UU
attempt to finish His sjtMirb. aud ended by .
castiup Jiatte county tee votes for Ha t- ,
iocs. *
inUi Mr. Neville's erwTonity pave Mr. } t tinrs ,
the t-bariDiui ; hip. a * Uie completion of tbe j
roll call anrmvd that N'en-ill ? baJ received *
rote * , ana Ha.tine * 278 Tbe * < r vet t from
Linooln county , east by Xc % ill ? for Hartiiurs i
bad Mtmreo tbe latter" striae-tun. Tbenoniibi ,
nation WM , on Mr. Neville't motion , made i
wumitnouB. led w greeted wit a cnewrs. |
Mr. Hastinw wm er-/rt : d.i the ctoair by
Mr. Neville and Mr. Cbarim Ordem. Be
thanked tbe deAcate ( > bnanily for tbeir ac
tion aad told Them that no one could h ve
lme MdwAMl wbo vrntt save mtire ihoro
uvurhly atpror.i.vod tkxhonor. . He had. be
* aidL carrind the p-lorio-us UBUDW of Cleve
land and tariff reform from one end of tbe
MMc U > tbe < nier , nd bad t teid tb > faith
and enthu i Rm of the Net r . ka deuoowtM
ad bad not fonud tacts wanting. He hu > ped
tbe > oonnmticn wcnild * lnrt eaedM t s Vrfao
w < mld m ive the undiridttd D | > jKirt of tbe
tartr in tbe doming c&tupaijm.
After Mr. Hastrtipi' Vpoftch bd bwm prop-
tbe oonv otioii i
ball of Donp ) Ki "WeJt r of Olar tuid G te-
urood o4 Dinrson as temporary secrrtarie * .
tone other man xra i plHtisd in noniinntii-u ,
rat wait lot in lUe sha/B , and tbe Uiree g n-
UOTOPU BUDftd were sejm-tod.
Hildefbrand of Howard tben v nted a com-
> pi. ) > iu1 < a oo permanent ore-mix-
[ ion. Ait > er Home diacu-tfion it"r&s
hedd tiy the chair that tbe only
faction la order would be the appointment a !
a cximmitte * on crudoutialft.
Matt Miller cif Butlt-r aov d that Tie s re-
Uiry read U list in his } > ot.es iia. ttd that
tb < doegU uanKi * t afiproved if there
w rr nooonvst * . This difl act suit Mr.
North of Cc9uin > B& , > rbo oQerod a notion as ,
a sulntituu- that t oonmitu * of five l ion * -
on credentials. The motion pre
vailed , a&d tb oh ir appointed Xo.-tli
of Platte , Maboncy of Doarias ,
filler of Sailer. Olwer " of
Hamilton and Hollaad of Coet-er us the
mittoe , and they retired to meet at the Tai-
vera hotel lo consider tfee credentials pre-
ritHI\O THE JIECK * . "
Upon tie retirement of tbe committee the
oonvention > * pn yelling for s-paecbes. Bry
an , O llmrhfr , Thompson. Gannon and others
were csdled found Mr. Bryan , the candidate
for congressman in the Fir t district , wa
finally led out. He was , londij
cheered. He spcilte for twenty minutes
and SBtveeded in entertainim ; Tbe convention-
Hc said he considered it au honor aud it good
amen to be able to address such aa immense ;
afcsembhipe of Nebraska democrats. He
would not say acrtlucc on st te issues until
tbe platform hud b * en adopted , but he would
take a little whack at & few of ti e
issues on whicb The party hud define * ]
iis fiosition. He eudorsed tie dem
ocratic position an tbe silver question
and a.t > ai < od the republicans for th-eir support
of tbe federal election hill which , he flcured
out , would require , in its operation in Dcmc-
las cxranty , tbe sei-vice of 750 men. He
Inrorel tb * election of United States senators
by the direct vote of the jioonJe and was ir
Javor of a law prohibiting aliens from owninp
lands in Nebraska. But he made his preat
point on th tariff and inquired in
a leactby dissertion of the ea-ils
of tbe Mt-KiiiJey bill. 2\lany \ of
his UJustrations wtre flne , fromarhetcricial
standpoint , and his effort was reoeivod wiTh
chpea-s and libesral applause.
W , E. Tbom.jon , the democratic caadida.te
for ecmpressina.n in tbe bip Third districtwas
called out and made a brief sp > c-o-h. He t-ajfl
it was tbe preatest pleasure of his life to ap
pear before the convention. Hisdfsii-ewEstUat
tbe oonvontion should nominate a candidate
who trould be to the praat state of TCebraska
cs O-rover Cleveland was to New York , as
Campbell to Ohio und Boies to Iowa. His
reference to Boles as the nert vice president
of the United States was preetedmta. . chears
and cutbnsiuiiUo veils ot approval. Mr.
Thompson doDoaaoed the rag rule ef Speak
er Reed , iiad promised tl e iionvenUon that
"when Bryan , McKei han. and 1 pet to
coupress tve'll chance that rule.
You need not lonph , ' " be contin-jed , "Jor ,
we're poins there this fall. " Mr. TUomxmon
explainofl. in awitty nianner.how all ol the
poodintcantioasof'Conpressnien Connell und
Hori > eywere suppressed by the' tyranny of
the reptiDHcan party in Us efforts to protect ,
and fatten the eastern capitalists at tbe ei-
jianse of tbe wastera pi-oiluo r.
At the close of Mr. Thompson's eXTort there
eras a unanimous demund lor ti speM-h by
Hon M. T. GiinuoE. That pentleman peas
finally iadneeid to take The platform , and amid
nnginp. ehears made oao of his charactaris-
tically brilliant speeches. "Stntnte Thiucri , "
he s.aid , "are passing IB the nationT The re-
publicaa party tnat robbad the democrats
of a president fourteen years ape after Til-
den had bocu dec.fced is now rot > t > inp. tbe JKIO-
ple under another pulse. Tbe republicans ; in
thrir platform told yon that they were in
favor of laws for the benefit of the laborer
and at tbe same time they were passing laws
\Viisninpton rapp-ing free spaech ana
smotherinp every voice that was baing
raised in behalf ot ttie tax-burdene3 pro
ducer. After giving aw&y ; lKi.0.vi,0 < 0 acres ,
of land to corporations ; aiter passing
tariff laws That have put a mortrapo on
every farm of the nation ; after plundering
tbe paople for the benefit oJ tbe corporations ,
they come before you and say tae-v are in
favor of the American labcirer. As tbe Irish
man said wben the fat Mephi&topheles
caupht in the ti-ap door in tie stare : 'Hell's
f nil. ' It is time lor tbe jKmple to rise in their
micbt and teach These arrojrants a lesson- "
Silr. Gannon told of the manuer in which
the farmers of Iowa had boeu dupfid into
adoptinc prohihjtion , and pictured the loss
that bad fallen upnn them , hy the adoption of
the iniquitious law. He said that tb farmers
of Nebraska wd ei-jiei-t no bel p from t ) e re
publican party. If they-wanted protection
from sumptuary laws they should seek it in
tb ranls of tbemtat democratic party erf the
state. Mr. ( jannon's speech wis nMlt < d with
iilustrations fitticp &nd funny that eroked
thebaaJtiesT ejrjssicms of appreciation from
lie vast aodiaiu-e.
a tne llecpss.
After a delay of nearly an boar , without
beanne : from the committee oa credetitials ,
C. V. Gallagher , with a view to srinp tiaie ;
and there was bet one ouolest. tba.t in Gars ,
moved that a committee of five on platform
oe appointed.
The chair said tb t tb motioa ooald be
entertained only hy nuanimooK wuwent ,
"There is > no nnauUnoBi. ciousent , " yellea n
" very oonvoetiou is master of its ovva
bo'-iaess. and no ooaimitt e on oredeoUals
tins a rif bt Ui d-elav Uievt < < rk cif ttus orfani-
ravion- , " said Mr. G tuition of Dourlus.
Cries of "Yes , " "Kirht , " "Itipht , "
this view.
Mr. Bewlby of Saline w&ntad to taiorv hotv
the convention could appoint a committee OB
resolutions wban it did not tnow whe > cwa-
poscd it.
The chair hold that as There seemad to be a
lac-koi/ununiiuoDS aoownt. Mr. GailLrler'i.
utotkm could not be entertained.
A d lcpate of Douglas ooanty mored that a
oommittee of eve on. peraianoKt orpauiEution ,
icnorlnp Gape coonty , IKat jKaiat d.
"Yew caji't ignore Ga e oo niv , " cried a
patri t
Dr. Dnnn of Lancaster moved the conven
tion adjourn till > a. m. tomonxin.
Mr. YuBdenaejrer of Saundttrs Insisted ,
without fc * co .s , u ] > ou his motioc rorardiitg
Tbe nommltU-e on rea > olutions.
Dr. Dunn , amidst a thund r of sanative
insisUxl on his nioUi * .
question was fiaalJy pat and
dowu like a whirlwind ,
J. P. Clarke of York , wanted to kuw
Tbe oooveuUot had acvr stieiotford ciciaray
or any rewct fur Uie pretidect
"Xo. BO ' yeOkid BCIHX of th wars.
tt. . Wulvli b re triad to talk. Be was in
tbe Brown county seats aad & republican ,
tnd some of UM deteputes fcix * * of leadiar
him out
Hesrrr. Abbott ftfDodee was shwed to
the froot. End said :
-1 an on tbe floor of UiU oeuvMiUoa from
the state of Dodpe [ AppJuu * * ] . bv virtue of
iu Vein ? or.e of the jvpjtsMJutativs de4ao-
cntiir ocxmUos of tba t-uuc. ! Applaat
' Podge h&s remained as true as th wrHle to
atle po > in its sdro-xiry of dwaocrtxic doc-
trieesYhat ver may be tb v rdict of tfait
I convention Uwipht , whcrev r iu nomiut o4
I nay hail from , whether trum Dauplas. or any
' other ootintv in your state , one thtnp Ui y
nmay n-l.-i - ipcu ur J that is t iat fair uenio-
cn.tnajur tvw.il be root * T el la ttiit
cc"-r t" Aji.tJif
, Ho issue l Iiire tie Jtocric pet e
todi-r is whelhor or not tbe American , snl
n l K-i llv tbe Nebraska faruer. fchuil own
his c > x-o land and stall be a landlord or ton1
M ! bv virtue ot tbe vet * of the tnemt r fmnj
tbe Third oonrresskmai dis-triet of JCej j
hrw-ka. [ Applani- . !
Tbe q-w > Ucin * l ef ore ytw r * > tariff reform , i
the life cwinace of kilver. and whetber or |
not thi state shall l imtKMmd on bv t force
bili , and above all thee n tbe qwetiam of
wbenber toe rttiznn iball bjive tic rUrtt ntfm
sis oirn table , in Uis oirn comitninity. to diet -
ti 1 - what be may eat and drink./ '
.
A oommitte * oonsistinp of Mtwsr . Bowlby
of ; Saline- Zen tine ver of Oclfax aod .lutmixia
of : RioitardKin wa ar'iointed to iind out wban
the tommittoroo rradonUals would roport.
B ( orf tbe < onuniu on tpeod oonli retire
the credential Jnea apj-eared , and thronrh
Cbairm&n North reiiorf'd that there n-aa but
one contest , and tbat was ia Gare.
Tbe reading of tit name * of "ddefrat * * was
diqi a ed with aad tbe report was adopted.
Tbc tempwary orfrjmization , on motion of
Mr. Gearge Marvin of Hare , was m ie JI T-
.
Mr. G&nnou of Dnaplwi weT 4 that a < MIB-
ii-tee c f flv on resolutions be iDpnuVeid.
Tbe tonUoti prevailed and the chair ap-
iutod tbe cvmnuittee as follows : Mt ir& .
Gannon of Doaclas , Anw < of Latxtayter ,
Bl ltel < "ir otChpyeune , BowlUer f Saline ana
PU ho * of Odar.
Tbe cwmmitiee retired.
It was nstrved by a Chamnty ftelefat *
tbat a eximmittee of five lu appointed on per
manent orcanieatfou.
Tbe chainuan ruled tbat tbe pimninrat or-
aniKatitm had already bcwo eS'ec d.
A w-rsD or CKJrriaoN' ,
3slr Brown of Dourlas introdoced & s-erie *
if ras > c4titions. He attempted to ra d tbem
: > at was re } e.atedly interrnpto > d by deles es
wbo desired that tbe resohitio * * be refeire-d
to tbe oommitt'ee on resolution : witb < mt wad-
in c or debate , us tbev objected to bans lept
Uere ajl nicbt
Tbe chairman ruled in favor ef the trwtie-
ru ai from Douelas and tben tbc-i-e tvus a bowl
rom a Gae county dcletrifcte , who Irickod
raitift Douplas oonnty ruuuing tbe ooureii-
tiba.
tiba.Brown
Brown trted to proceed , but a storm of yells
of "Sit down" and a soore o > f demands for
recopnilion ut tbe uauds of tbe-obair drowned
his voice
All was confusion worse confounded , but
Brown persevered to tbe end. No one knew
when tbe reading was finished until Brown
sat down. Itwas followed with obeers.
Another storm ensued tvben the disiKisition
olthe resolutions came tip.
Mr. Gallapber of Danrlas moved tbut they
l e referred to tbe committee on resolutions.
An Adams county delotrate insisted tbut in
asmuch as Brown had delepatcd t bimwll
powers Uiat properly bcJonr'- 3 1 tbe couimit-
; e on. resolutions , tbe reolutiins ( be tabled.
The > y w re finally referred to the commit
tee on. resolutions Lad a suc-coedinp ; motion
provided tbat all resolutions should be re
ferred to the same eoouaittes.
Nominations for governor were tbea de-
dared in order. All nominatang syeaches
were limit < xi t < five minnU-s each.
Oa motion of air. Oden of Doturlas all
doieyatious were instructed to cast tbe full
'
vote'of tbeir counties.
Mr. Yaurhn of Danplis moved tbat ao
nominations be inafle until after the committee -
tee on resolutions had repartod. This was
overruled.
I > OTt ) KOMINATEH.
Mr. M. Y. Gannon of Dcroplas tbea pre-
.oiUil the name of Hon. tTames E. Boyd for
povemor in the < ollovinB words :
" ! ar. Cbainnau -understand that Sve
aiinnites is allowed to present tbe nuine of a
candidate. I take preat pleasure in present
ing to this convention the name of a pentle-
man who is well an 3 favorably known in
Nebraska ; a mann hose pitsaeat eye saw in
tbe distance the preatness nl tb ? state ; a rann
whose public spirit built tbe first respectable
temple of amnMsmeait in tbe Missouri valley ;
a man who , as mayor of the city of-Oaahi ,
gave that impetus to eradiajr , par-
jag aad buUdine which maJios the -city
ia tvaich yon are assembled He pride of
every dtiien of Nebraska j applause ] and In
par&icni&r tbe pride of every oitireo of
Omaha the twentieth cirv in the union
[ Cries ol'Good , " aad applause ] ; a man of
nethodical , patient , conservaGve. brave , aad
tbe processor of truly democratic principles
[ applause ! ; the fast and staunch 'friend
of the laboriDgaen JapplatseJ ; tbe
friend of the farmer in whose prosperity
he glories a pentlentsa who will
make un jidtnirable esscirUre oScxr ,
and wbc * win brinir to the fnlflllTnant of tbe
hipb duties of governor of Nebraska a wlidon ,
a cttution , a txiuw-'iTatisin tuid witaal a brav
ery tbfct will dipnify that chair as it has not
bisen dipniCfjd in recent times. [ Loud sp-
plansel. I have the honor , tbcr , fal
low catu BS of the state of Ne
braska , to present to you the"
name of a peutleunun of Douglas eoui-ty and
of "Uie city of Omuha. to be your poremor ,
one whom 1 blieve will be eloc-ted , and if
fleeted , a gentleman of whom von -vnll all
be proud , tbe Hon. .Tamos E. Boyd of
Omaha " ' [ Credit aad prolonged applause.1
A. wild deaiand lor roooniition ; fnUorvod. A
delegate Irjm Caster ooumy movo3 that the
rulfcs bo saspwidad and Mr. Bord de olared
tbe nominee of tbe convention by aoclsma-
tion.
It was snlisequently withdra-wa.
Senator John Dfrn of lloapar prtseBtexl tbo
nanie of John H. Shervln.
A. M. Godding of Cedar stat 3 tbat his del-
ecatioa " was instructed for Boyd.
"Polk countv seconded the nomination of
Boyd.
Tbe Buffalo conntv delegation als.o declared
for Bovd.
"Washington county i.eooniei tbe nomina
tion of Sberviii.
Boyd's strangt.h becamve donUy appartoit
as matters prorre = > sad. Every inenUon of
his name was jtJceivtid with cheers.
"The vote for povei-norwas then cilled oa
an informal liallot
Theiir > t and only rotes cast for Charley
Browii catne from Daxves ooufty. ,
ancrlas < xjDcty came to tbe support of her
fui'ty-eigbt votes , bast/owing
eipnt voi s oa &nerntn.
Holt county \vas solid , girios Boyd ton
votes and pltdtrinp him 603 inajority.
Lauct < > r'5 vet was reueivod witb cheers ,
when t-iie gave one vote for Shervln ana
ulne4 en for Bovd.
Durinp ; the call of oounties Mr. Shcrrin
was o deeply interested frpjctator. He EHI
under tbe center gallery , quiotiy btroldug
his prjy mutton c&ops and his mouth
twitched as Boyd's majority rolled up.
Sherman county gave two ferSherrtn sod
one for "L. C. Melick" timid great lauj&ter.
Pierce county announced "two for B yd ,
and MW if we had them. "
Just as tbe vote was about to be announced
JCeya Paha county woke up aad recollected
tint it bad not voted. It was allowed to
r rUtT its three votes for Boyd.
Tbe chairman anuoaDt.'Od tbe rote as
follows :
Boyd . 440
Sbcrvin . - . l i )
Brown . . . $
Scattering . 11
On motion of Mr 5bervin the DomiBStioE
of Boyd was made unanimous with a yell that
bboot the roof.
Loud calls for Boyd fallowed , aad tbe chair
appointed Mr. Jubn E. Sfcervin and Mr.
Frank Martin u > e oort the uomiEW of tbe
oonvetLtiou to tbe rostrum.
Before Mr. Boyd raoie his aupaaraoee
Charley Brown put on hit coat and l ft tbe
btwsa ,
jl I'BOnlHITlOV TniANSLC.
P * F Mr. Brtyd's arrival , Mr. M. T.
Ganii c of Doncias , cbairmcn of the commit-
xee OB resolntxmE , bubmilU i tbe report of
the aonmHtoe.
Tbe resdbig of the ra > lutioas was profited
cbeers. e paoially the declaration *
Mr. Miller of Bntler moved to strike ou
tbo pKoaibiUoa cda-nse.
Land cries of "No" ffillowd tbe motion.
Mr. M&boney of Doorfw dticJared tin Gel
baud a coward , but no mar * than tbe arerara
voter did. He inbisu d Uiat tie dsuse iboali
Tiot be btriclcea wit He did not believe
tkat tb daBHxs-atic party eould afford
to ke i Kilect on Vb * qu * JOB and irfay tbe
wwnrd , as did tbe republican party oo tbe
iiaoe Usne , Bis reaiarts wre roceivei with
chears.
J. D. Calhoon of LaDcostor laid : "We
have for tu-enty years g iron to this lUte a
p-atf orxn and cauJUd t s tbit hive been in
haroiony w tii deniCKT < iti ; pnrcl-
. I want to tfcu y u tti.t
the deaomiuc panv
I
1oh \ ve in * plank rwternar to Men license ,
and i prv > hitni.ion ia its platforta 1 want to
IP. 1 : y u that this atiW-proaWtion plank ins .
been I kept out of the reuBVi.ani twrty by
Kusewater 1 and IHur , a d w * cat not permit it
in i onr t luUc rm.
chairman i iOlb-uii ) * ws J * > t represent tb *
full : vote of LaacacMr Ooluty. jCne * * . ]
We bare always been w * * d " sninW sry
laws ! , and I bo * * tto party
will always 1 * tfpp ed M ) tixim.
We have a pf BttMUt.m party in
this state , aad a y awn irbo oMMot Ktand
upon oar platform omt tc P < > and ) uisi tbe
prxihibiU in party. fLeud api < i uMi. j
A Dodee oramtv dulyt * brifgy m t d tbat
hts otmBty had jnvsn ( JartMd .s * nu cvritv ,
bat the prohibition tone had < x > mp > ri iy
uhanfrod matters , aa4 at 1b last MtxAuift
Docbre tvanty aad roU rf up a democratic
majority of or r MX
At ttoi * > H rt r the mmoooiinee for eov-
emor , Hon. James K. Bo.rd.na . ? u .bwnd to
th stare amid the tno t v cl't. rons apptanfto.
dKKW uci 9de > 3 cbfna hv walimd <
to his own stare aod aidfCKhed tbe
aodieuow a * follows :
of tM > OoBvenrson Yon i T
ooulerrod upon tne lit hi t t hoaor wiUtia
tbe cif t of the democrrtlc ] rty of r\ebrs'bt ,
and Jew this very preat nart : t > f your osi esi
icd confidence I an traly traleful , and fia-
oerrty than I ; you.
"On account of tbe preHot political * draa-
tjnn. tbe dHtiuction yon Mre sbcrwn me may
not ! * . as neretof > > re , a lNBT ( > n compllm i
for 1 balieve thai , by band w.-'rk ' and usitod
eSort. our hopm will end in full fruition uud
tbe entire democratic Uch t can be etected.
e dunes , of 8 pov n prof a state are
B3ostlv executive aod Vat little more is ev-
pwd of him eaceept to j-ee th t the laws are
faithfully , impartially , bCMM tly and ooamomi-
oallv administ i-od , aad , if < t-U < d. this 'hall
be my earnest jmrjiosft. But. should oooasion
require my a3 virv or oo-oparat jon iu tiie star > -
inr of new lefru-lation or ay itit ri ritioi tx. >
prevent dangerous cr dettimeinUU lofriiliition ,
MIT endeavor shall l > e to-do h ncbt and act
on all matters for tbe bofct iutureiits of tbe
"As , mrt of yon persoa y knoiv , rny life
bas bt > en one oi net * and wurkt , not one of
words ; cme of Drac-tice , n t of tbt ory , and if
m.T feUow-citucns show t > kir : cxniflderuc * in
xoe and choose u > pluoe ZM fai office All 1 can
promise ia , tbat 1 will d * al iu my power to
cire to tbe state an Imnest and fearless s > d-
ininis.tration of uftairs te the best of iy abili
ties.
ties."Gentlemen
"G-entlemen , 1 cpaln thunk you for the
honor yon have bestowed upon me , "
Tbe ( joeotion of tbe amendnwnt to tbe mo
tion to adopt tie wsototlnns as pre-.ent id
then came vp , with another fpueeh fromiu
Butler county ciaropioa.
A delegate from Saliae county dodarcd
that it wus a question of prludjijex , and cot of
policv.
Toe amendment vnis vt.U a doivnrith a
tremendous yell and tbe original motion
carried -with tb most intense onthnsinsm.
. Dr Alexander Bear of MatdiMin wnnty was
tben plaoed in nomination tor lieutenant gov
ernor. after a motion to adjourn until this
womiiig had been defeat * ! by an ovcr-
whdmiiir majority ,
The nanw of Mr. iT. E. Bur2a of Ga e
county was alMi presentod.
Tbe call of counties proceeded , with only
two candidate. The roUr e was compara
tively uninlaresUo ! ; , and .tittle enUminsm
Tva manifested. D ula : pave 40 for Bear
aud 1C for Burks. The result w&s announced
as follows :
Dour . 379
Burks . . IfiC
Dr. Bear's nomination -was waflo tmmar
mocs. He re ? jionded briedr , thankinp the
oonveEtion for the hoaoroosKcrred and stated
that he would serve the democratic party in.
tbe future us be had in tie past , and t-hat
on thg evening of . . the - oJlilvfovembei-itha. .
ticUet beafied hy lilr. 303rd and be woold
have achierc'd a victory
The name of Frank Spratnie of HnEhviUe
tras jlactsi in nomination for secretary cf
stjitc. This was followed by the : name cf
rrank M. Crow of Adams t-oanty. 2 < o other
uames tvere prcsentod. and tte call of coun
ties , liecaa , Adams connty aaneuneinp That
she hud but one candidite ier a place on tbe
state UrVet , and tbativas aietior &ecrctiry
of statex , at tbe same titae goiiir solid for
Sprapne ,
Tberoll call resulted as follovrs :
Total vet . . . . . . . .D0 < i
Leech . 0
Crow . 44
: > Prague's nomination -was ma4e unani-
moos.
The name of > L P. HBltend of Castor
oonntv was placed in nomiactien for ai > diu > ref
of public aiioounts.
Adams county presotiteilhe uatna of R. B.
AVahlquist of HastSncs.
Butler county placwd lu nomination the
name of C. D. Casper. Mr. Casper ivas paid
a clewing oompliirent byMttt Miller of But
ler , as a man who hua beea tried and not
fouid wantanc , and bis eouaty pnarantead
that his nomination would ado strenertito
the ticket
Another candidat was Jtibn W. Ferguson
of Kearney county , and bis nomination iva *
followed by that of Charles YV. Pottle of
Johnson county ,
Tne result of tbe first ballot was as fol
lows.
Ferpnson. . , . . . -40
Casper . m
Holland. . . . , . Ill
PeeK . . . 1ST
Wahlquist- . 2S1
There was no choice and tbe call of oouu-
t ns for tbe saosnd ballot - * s erderod for the
first time daring tbe con vestian.
The second ballot res tul in the with
drawal of Ferguson and.vfce fc-Honiagvote :
Caspar . . . . . . 25
Holland . : >
Poole . , . 1S4
Mr. Wahlqnisl's uoaiitatica was made
uiianiiacrjs.
Tlio Piatfortii.
The demoermic purly at Nebraska , In
cx > nvtitlun st.--uibfd. dufki-es Its lealtj to
theoentarr-old iiKnclpl * > at lu fomidfrs au <
einpbatlrullr pnaoi.-f * Had reaffirm * ibe plu-
forut of tht * uaUonul Ot'aKi.-r vic parir m st
Ixiuls iu I'iiv upon huJi were nomln. > u < l
Grovw Cleveland of New York for prt
Hud AlJon G. Thuiiuun uf Obia for vioc
aenL.
Tbe partytnVes o > MS , lon to expre * its ad
la Irut.Uiu for Uie Uonc ty. oourasf and [ txu
fuiib of ( irorfr I'ltvelaue ta bis uituly uu (
ttraiirhUwrviard fiiiitaruJiiH llui o iinnrlpir
iuatK-iut * J bv the rrpnlitieiiu ] an.v vliic-t
dtiuocrstn belleie Irfibe s.olwei > ive ot Ubortjr
itnd crufcl and injurluus to tbe agricultural
.
if democracy of JxetjrasUa d < > net 1x -
lie \ - In tuiiffs ujxiu tbe ufre .11 ict. of life at < (
souuie us dt > lu-ire and hnt'aritlf.Ji ! tbe | > ) uii
of Hidiuc nlie fanner to ] i yafi" tlit ev > i-tn
erraslus burdun ut hl luonfnpc * nj ixtcrtiikt
ID ; t-lrt * tux upon hie clot Line , root , tin plal-f
bud eMKikerr , nod dnoun stiiie Uyfoerltj-
tlic itjHiMlcnn j.laUorui of tkt.tnU' lu I-"T
inj that -we finer a revislnn thti tarlB In
ilw intrntt of ibe prxxiarar auillu. > n rtir , "
vtitl tbe wa ority of tHe natloutil itoute o
i-firt > M'ntatlvp > Is ra.in tret ( ptxic
in the tnverest of tbe tnanufaeturers ,
out of WIKMEtip fat nki. lri a" in
IMV bbd for tbe purpo" * of pa inK tbe
] ( i u > are nblcii f' > ur > irB > \ mMu k tni
iauuoioi)4-t..ub > cb M raupiw o ni ; wo * and de-
urors hltlp bulldicg. whk-h
vrbifelt rttduoei Uie rt-veave ; liuprMtx. uddl
wtilt * " it oofc M < dy ! fkU tuopra s uiarLft Iu
H klnfltoufcheJo. ! wbeat or Biopl * bu.nt-1 o
pork.
pork.n * democmtic i rty bas ever liern vl
f rH < ud of tl > i iirnier and latx > i r aud jik sH
tt elf o t4I quiti.c.kmk of u oniri ? * , OS.OIT
mUi < ( Mtd difccnuiitifeli'ws , ixi rae iiite Ireict
rue * and Uudrod fculi > wi and purtiroUrl
in favor of a tirlupmt usurf ) to Itru KJ it ,
us It has ronstltut' ' . ' < n I j ower. the
burdt * B f ron lb v wir + * d kbouM n ol tbo > t
nbutuil.
Tbv revubltcan ji&nr pttrmUrfitfly ip t.bls
Mutobj- piaiforu mrofnlEh i-irlit ot
lalKtr to orcHUire Tor its pn4eU ; ' tlw de.tD-
< wr tk party. > untdlni | i m UswMe UUt > rj.
dw ninro. II cnnoui-ujK * lit ? utat.- , * * to or-
w 'o fight ej 'tais'i ' *
ai > d pit tent L
j Thr a - tnfmtr jwrtrornwunr * - *
iiea.li part } f OT it * piftt. of tuore tltui
' u < u nen ot ttic public d ( i klti to nllroua eor-
oritinns , tiid Minds p-neting to Alltia G.
'burainn ajud btt pitrkoii' linaHttwvbo re-
rn-iued Tu'K)0.Kii ucrec ef it for thr > ] ir < apl .
| Tli1 iiur > iir dottudu tbould IKt.urtidly tirld
fur tlir 1tuul H-tUer and intiidluir cluzt-n.
b iu tie
aiiinjt-d t * T-Cr - jerr B
, nir . .Ur.s. . j. nJ uhkt tti ( i
tbeiKtid. . wr CKti-riot hut a p'.r.rttW uti-ortpt
to n ilve MK-1'nt.m ' i > - siitn ! tb lut ruductli > n '
IftodMl T ' plan , ttit t > kl > t uudf'r tbe tvntn.il ot
lor t tic pMrTntlon r f Ihr ,
nnjon k.nd ckiry hi lit ? u < - talrvincut < of our I
K > J < J XT * . Hnd npT < - t our Hvos as
tuxirof jiftikk'Hlup ( ! vcundcd. I
. . . . i * errtm TfU-ran and r I vine him I
tacb K ] - i * iiiti < shall Hwurr him r lii1
want fnrtbeMmnltKifroI lilt days , nnd Kk-
Infi like urovitiou f - t < b vidow at > d ttit oj-
Wefnvortbe AnMrnlIan or ttna * Mtnliar
[ J U o of tialloUiiF bleb will ln u Mo tvt-J-y
riJlwii tlir rlciit to east ) Jvotv tt-rmnllnf to
hKowa .UtdcaK'Bt , fie * from c < Traptl > o nd
UiUtulaminti.
" d to all lrn t * fdrin < d foi tbe
t'eiof ' lifnand brik-vr tbe fedaet m of
i jpent In'nultouj tariff to be tbf best tvcatu
if and iinpfdr tl'f ! r rrowth.
txir an , ( > odruetit to t.bt ftflral pnn-
whlcli Mill t Hkel be flfrtknot Tnited
* enatorfr < iio tbp 1 t < - IcriMiitniT nod
pliKf it In tbv bauds ot 11 * iHo le. > rbei It
If tltlCR.
"Vt favor Ibe plkrlnc of the sllveraollar tin
It * f < > niir fcKitin ; wltA cnM fcrln
la oui ooma e luw , with equal
uallth > . una
In f vor of the
benefit of the UKine-y | H > wtr. .tid we Iuill r
d la ; our > flve in favor of tie f jt *
of sll w.
Wt > ronudly drtKinnre the
t4 ftat < 4iiiiina ! B * mi tipe
Imnrj-of u limcflt 5n anT wpret. t > 4
luind Its InaUHMjlRtt it'peal by vbc next J
Tbt demtifratJcpnnyhss a re ord of r p-
I y 11Jon to all utu [ > tunry leriMn
u < it lic-1 eve I hut tlirirlnl ( Uklill * .
i .j * pT4i | > i vuti rt' lor fou
Kins. H l cti i le - tiie and lix-ul option , it > rcvrr ,
l vpbn irkid In Xbraka and Lave riven
sull'.fiipticTO to a au.1i > rity of tbe
A livtDM-B tliu atjd prohibit ion
iScincK-iallo party is , nnrcMrvediy in
of the foiiaer , nd ullcnikiii is hereliv
to tbe JivpiKTlsy < if the wpnblican imrty
inlttixi to u popultr vet . thereby creatlc ?
nncertiictj' , Irnurliii ; Dullness nnstillinc
value * and depressiac Jmde. imrrnx-elv
flodcMl theliiQin tbe laH ponvt-ntltia and
r > cjrl ctt d to sxy wJitre it pouW tie f und a ? >
jurty ou Uie e qnet tlons In tie eomlnpil c-
tion.
A Poresone Conclusion.
It was a forert ne oonclnsion lone 1f ore
tbe convention met las.t eveniup thatHon
James E. Boyd -would havf a clear walk
away for tbe nomination. For tbat raawvn
any delegates or f.j > ectaMrs present vie an-
icipated u ficht in the convention were sadly
disappointed. There were those xvbo ei-
? cted Charlie Brown to carry his opposition
ntotbeopura house ai d dosoaaethitifivitb
tbt > tthe vote of Donplus county showstuathe
acl ; l snfSdent biickinp to make even a pre-
nse > at eJwtioaoerinc. Durint : tbe flay ilr.
Urown said that if Boyd received tbe nomi
nation he would support him. All the other
candidates , if there ever tvere any , dropped
) Dt of the raoe entirely except John sberria.
: Je would have dotie the same thing had it
not txiea for tbe fact that a iew counties de
sired to cire him a complimentary vote. The
nomination of Mr. Boya is well received by
.be leaders of all factions. Brown of oonn *
was opposed to and refused to vote for hid ,
jat accepts the sit uaiion crscefuily.
rr/E UKL.EG.1TCS.
Complete I ist of'TljO'.e in Attendance
ot tlieConvention. .
The following is a list of the delegates in
attendance at the convention :
Adaiub It. A. Hatty. 0. M. TUcan. W. U.
t . 11. A. lUtdiuan. A. S. rRiDplHU > Y. E.
. "VV. S. McA ulev. J. r. Swrin * .
. H. JurjTinc. U. M. Cox. C.
. l ) > AV tM. li. Huffiujia.
It I ai tic A. U. SRlila'.uiim. c. 15. IV. tVii.
lUix ButtEd Eadarlr. FTUH ! ; M. llroous ,
F , E. te art , T. M , I > eTore , E. Cotton.
Itwwn Arthur icu14 < rROOd T. J.
Samatil Taintr. IX I ) . Ourunt trLerw lluun.
KutlBf Ma.ll AlUJtr. CSbaj-IetTJadcOf 'Vi.O. '
Piinins ld Schrmn , Gtorre rinl cm , Luuii
\VH-rn-n. M. C. L > elaney , Toxi. Mahonfj. W.J.
UuH A. E. tVelK K T. Learning. Trent
Cameron , O. S. Corutr. M. > baf f r.
liuffalo-VT. l > , ccicle , ,1. . - . Murphy. 11. I *
Mabin , J'n l Lebbardt\V. G. NveJ.U. . Xa t-
frlJnr , U. Duukin , F. W , Slblt-y , I'atrleh
Walsh.
Onss. MomF O'Knorljp. H. C. Griraf.'i. E.
JiffCi-ns , C. M. ItntK-r. JL. . Turtblnr. .la < ob
Vj-rr ( , jr. . H L. OJdhum. Ur. It. il. WiUaoo. J
C. Ollioorit. "VViiiiare. 3lus e , L. C. Lewis , ft. I"1
II. 1" . A. . Mioblroan. John ( ineu.7 , fc.
c , . < . C. I'a-ucrBon , Prank M'hite.
. . . . . ' -.lavob lllpler , tmory It. Yomp , R. A.
Ewlnjt. Antin TetKH- .
SCberry E. W. Uarver , Martin ClirM'en * n.
U. H. TliotniiMon , P. J. llouobtr. E. Break-
loader. J. C. liwvcr.
Cbejt n-ie 0 B. HlakeJr. J. B. Usruu. O. H ,
Mf J'suMlm , O. I ) , risiij. E.Il as.ley. C. P. Ctain-
l > rs. H. J. wMtns Wellncr.
Ool'aj ; JHiiies Hu lin , r-ioiinan W. Ro'.e , H.
E. 1'litjiiK. Miles Zeultntytr , G. r. Vudenuil
lei-.r. lolda.,1ii < H > pU Ktieier.
ClajW. . C. Ut-iost-v , .1. B. Trederlfl'i. C. T.
Neiil. M. V. Ooir-y. C."J. Purer , 3. G. UlizJer , F.
C. Man ton.
Cn-tt-r s = . H. Thoinjison. HaniOcu.Cbftilcs
ritdttu JaiufHullHiid. . Harry T..O' lll. > . A.
Holeoinb. E. 1' . OamjrtM-li , Hans DitrUs MC" .
liarriti ton. ChuiteA Klouiati.
tlutiilic J.C. C'rawidrd , J. P..HJipeli , IVil-
llain Uinler , I. . C. Sharp. T. M. Traiive , P. F.
u'jullivitn. Cmil Heller , J. Jl. John son. J ,
llojcl. .lobu Ooiilln.
. C-tidar A. , M. Gondlnp , Join H. TelLer. editor
- Mj.jQocmt , Tboiuus F. Zelrlor ,
_ . Upcriiiid H. H. > w ; s.
. -M. A. LrftwJek. W. 0 Allyn , A. T.
. i , ,1.\\ . .smltn , W. C. ISaoon.
Jaw A.AV. Critt-s , J. C.Doljliu < ia , Villlani
llltebooclc. I'etttr.'weeiiey iiud H W. Pally.
Dakota H. A. Mc-donnifL C. J. O.Oouner ,
Nick Nabpr IV. T. JSartlftt , John Ilartnelt ,
rred Blumf Altt-matf-s Maroeljsys M.
Mariier , C. ll. Shirver , I * . U. Hnj-ok , Juiucs
Hartm--s , J < * pUUollmun.
HeneJl-E. I > . lUtnllUm. B. I > . K. 'STtrtj- .
llliou TliouiKS E. llncs. Hi-nry Harney ,
G. Itiiufr. T..1. t'bclblius , R. R. Mc luUen.
HcidcJ. . E. Mim-ia. l > r. L. J. Abltotu H. H.
L.oo > 5lifn , lluph Toy. D. Y. Stplii-nv. Jauics
Murray , John Dem. John rarrell. Ed W" . lien-
UJn. ll. Archer , I ) . Oanuon , W. IL 'Weeks ,
(5or cW. Ilarv.
Uoupluf- Charles Conovpr. Georpr E. Hert-
rand. Jcitin W. Ztrrjin , WlllJutn eIU'llJ. .
Malvlbiit G. V. 11 iocs , V llliutn Hay. li. B.
U'lxmnell , Julius Mtyw , A. H. MfAndrt-ws.
.1 auitts Douclas Thomas Ramie , W A. I'ai-
u n.J.J. O'Donnor. W. S. boemikpr , C. H.
, Ed win Davit. . Thomas UlrujiiijriiKia.
. . . ' .
nty. John Kfud. .laooM'oder , ,1 < iiiu AncKleiK P.
W. mrLhBU'.er. W. U VuuFhunT. A
G.Muk. F. H. WnOcmnn. Gt orre
W. C. Hurbi"s C. M. Prluieau. U. .
eir. Kuelld Martin. T .1. Mahonty , C. Ora r.
H. J. IlltKim , Uotn-rt PurlM. A. A. I > onlfy. J.
n. Flemluc. I' . J KinpM. . Tti , Juim * nvder ,
UenrvLudmrton , A/E , A j.re + - , William Jlcicb-
uian , . A. C'bllcjr. Adam ttt'Egltla , A. liter-
touch. W. O. L * tur.
I > urrtlj 1 * J. A , Vollors , L. 1. "We.t tied II.
XL Edwards.
niluiore-G. "ff. Jolrn'on. E. A. Oooinb' J. I ) .
Carson. JiiKtVels. . G.1J. "VMller. W.O. lialner ,
Goorsv Gillan. 0. Ilumtncll. w. H. flrad r.
Tnuiklin-M. O'Meara- . 1' . AsUby. llarry
IlMnly , A. F. Motiw , M. Catudal.
riontif r John H. Anderson , J. W. Mflvin ,
II. Luna , J . Nt-lson. C. Cauipitell.
rnrnat I1. A. Ithuvh. Ttioinus R. NePber-
son. UanlelMnyo. I. A , Hanninr. E.B. Wrljrbt
Gmre-J. U. Itniks.VUllain.Arkoll. ! . sE
S J.I LcK'k. G.lleiuiwirlr. K. h. lllbl , U.
U Uildpnlhal. J riabuerlord ,
tiriMKit. K. K. 1'occ. G. 0. W. Tarn-
. Jauifi Marsh. G. It. Mirtn.
Ga-.pej A. A. > Viiyt < > , WUlluui tuivcJhalio.
T. M&nin. C. Nutzwiann.
Grant 1' . M > tevfnM > n und M. Msgolre.
Ilk.ll-W. II. TbotuiMia. y N-UufUdt A. H.
Baker. II. Kuoi. E. 3. Hafi. W. J llwrftr. J.
1 ount-r. M. IludkU , Charles H&ureu.
HaJiiiitoD A. ti. Glover. E. M. Horlbort ,
C'linrlet Stcodiird , J 0. likt ! > r , 1) . T. Hvjius 1) ) .
V ( .dvrttix , I ) . W. Lone.
Marian x U. Tu vkir. J. G. Tlomi-o-u. ; Jerrj
rnriH-11. T. H. DjBjjlus.
HBJOS John & . Huriit * . Vlllu
Ilnror.r Uc-fer , William KtKulk'K
rilultoock-Tbo iii . BrittoB , N. J. Hall , C.
J. Miller. Nicholas linker.
Hooker J. S. Tref raa ,
How&rd-X. 1'iaUtki. C. H. Fortvi. L. L&rV-
ow.kia. llefrua. J. G. 1' . liUoebruud , J. 1 > -
MelHinaid , JolmW. . TemiiU.
Holt A. II. CUtrd * X. ] * . Ilarrlecton. H. A ,
Doyl . Ed C < icbruL John GoMea , : . B.
I'atrifkrahr , Joam Bockioaa. G.F.
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JeSMsoo JohnC. K * < THO . Jwu
T L. Musi. C.Il. MOOM. Julius lrot , G. l !
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JuJiUM.u-J. E. L.amat-U-r. V. T. IL
bua. J . U. GomitJl. & . X Leack , 2. E.
1C. Tiwof. C. W. Poul.
K - uruj Ed L. Adanik. John P. Gapa , II.
WaaenLii cbt , G. ! > . Kluelj , Jobs Tfiirp.
ii-WiUIku 11. Mullalm. U. L. NeWlU-
M. MLam. . II. I' .
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Brow a ,
X ncJ. . W. Taniwr.
WlllarJ and A. Brafr.
N't'taiUiM A.M Htrcu w. H. KVlHean . .
Kiulfnmn. ? . lipod. Kmuon L sh. 1. II. i
iwrt. J M. l arf .
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tc.nhnrt. Willliira riatnnm. Henry Ra -
kld. M. S. 0 nipbfll. W. W. f > tV * uik. W. S.
M'hlt i. Tina MJihrjv J tu > , Oarllti. ' >
! T. H.0amilfha il. T. C. Sowe'ts. T.
S. HiiHiJer. Bnutien Lipp. rrank Pe'OppJl.
Prrklim r. iL'.y n , VI. L. ISut-Hidpe , J. 33.
? ! i tjuuM. 1. . Mna. _
riwJjtfs-tv H. C < iW5lll. r. Ii. Travis. John T.
P'erw-Uweia ' * Hewitt 00 5 Done * . C
Kunh. Dr , SUnraonv
riatl.J. . E. Xortb , 1. GlucK. J.X. OreM *
rnc ! , J. H. Lr < - * , John Emii r * . A. . J * > - $
R Ik HoMfter , r. Beritip , John Mi-ore , W. E.
rolh-Oorr > W. Wi-tt , Hubeit llrJon , J. I *
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eUew. Uwiry rSsXtrr. Jnoob ? U'lniuet .
Jl > ch rd oD RolK-rtileee. E1 Malmie. J. II.
Sorel ) taa. I , . > L Veddle , John Lynch. J. U.
Itliode * . Kr. Chu-JA , J. w. Herlockt-r , John
oacnofiC.ll. olt , Frank Mariln , Clmrles
11 U rk'-J . 5. Carlin , W. T. nllHi < i.
W. TV. BrowBln * . Itull AHord. Sara
ain Martfer. M. BianriiL 1" . 11. Z eibt'l.
' . O. Hxt-tlncv William Murk. J. * .
Gllln-rt , F.K. Purkt-r. f. J. Bowlby. J. 0. J-
! * t. Henry Clark , i. A. Allen , X. II. H yotm ,
H. . i-'bulL L. J. Ciw. . .
Mmjidprs-ThomBs Griffin. Chailes McDei-
mint , Gwirge Elhlluc. C. C. Turuey , John
TV. HarrrlL William Buys , Jolin s-bonaan. J.
K. Van Pernark. M. H. Madden , Jatnit
W. P. Furls.
M. Wolian. O. E. BaiiPfVpt. Dr. Tny-
lor. H. F. Mveix. I r. r. * . fvotty. Hen
U K. Ocittre'U. J. T.Vekh , William s
taer. C. H. l'raiiF . _ .
SlrtMld .n- . V. riU-hir , C. B , Jbaifcey. C.
. ll. BotVenVrc. E. J. KoM--r : ns. ,
5b < > rtuttn M. ? . TaCoe.loocb Altvers. T. Si.
NlrbtlnrHle. W.iX Mulleh. H. 11. 'Wat-on.
Slout 11 1 1. Sattwlt * C. H. WeilcT , John
t-tiiiion-F. McGlveiln , Tied Mcfc J. 0.
NlMlLoon , Aa Li Pilct-t. . . , , .
TJ.M.ver J. ! l Durlf. Soolt Itus-linpll. Phillip
HfffeTnncfr , Frank Dorker. M. U. Welts ,
fUaTJift lopautl : } ' . W. H. Griisfainej-er.
Thomas- ! . rarrell.
Tdurst n John Klnc. J. H. HnbcrBon.
Vallev I.V. . Jackson , J. K. Fall-bank. J.
rtenomk. C. 1'urn'ws. . I > uvld Uurnliart.
Wjuhitiruin Teit-r HainraRus. W. H. Fa.ro < -
wcirtli , G-wrre Neble. . G. Glover , Vital Ooa-
*
ByntllVntT Ley. r. T. runabaVfr , D. W.
C. Hood. EE , Wilbur.
AVfcb tr li. : - . I'roudfoot , Fain Temple ,
< 5 orce Uollu.ua. Ilenrv Kwlerand M.aUi .
T < nk Gc .rce F. Corcoran. OaiJ Zltuiuor , J.
M. Brllev.Jonn I * . C < K.k.V. . T. King. Henri'
5 cbfolu , TbouiLS Henaban.
THE SO3IIXLCS.
James K. Boyd.
Hon. .tames E. Boyd , nominee for rx > v-
ernor , caae to Omaha in August ot iN'ifi , and
enrs ffi in liie busdnes-s of carpantftrinp.
Anyone well aoquaintod with the dty can
poJnt out several old b-jildinps still standing
as , inonttmeuts of his skill as a mechanic. In
ISr.S , soon after bciag- married hewent out
to Wood river and near the town of
Gibbon , looat d on a ranch and for
nine veers busily interested himself at the
vary lucrative pursuit oi stock raisinp. There
is where be > Ittid the foundation and com
menced to bsild up a comfortable lortnno. At
the same time be ODE ap &d in nerobaudikiuf1
U > some eoasidornble eitoat at Kwuiiey In
IStVJha-toslL a oti tract and rradc 3 aboat
Ubree bvndred aolles tmt in that oonatry
of the Unlse Padfic roud. . T\vo years later
Mr. Boyd re.tnrned to Omaha and in 1-72
'
startfti'tbe Bfivd i > aoldnjr coccorn. In tbe
meantime he hJd suocessfnlly several p i'.i-
tions of trust s-nch as county clerk ponncil-
tn8n.Tna.vor. ivprt--eutjilivi-tt d delepatctotbt
constitu tiou J < * > n ventiou. He TV.IS a mcmliar of
tbe first stfti legislature from Bnffaio ooun-
ty and in l Twas elect od clori of Douplas
county. His first election as mayor wits in
Ui fiiringof lv 1 , and his administration ai
city aaairs that tiaw proved so aotvptabJe
t.Uat when tn paople desired to inaugurate a
rreat syetem of public improvements and
booji in'Oicaha. they , in HsS , srain put bim
to the Iront as tbe safest man for that offlt * .
During all ibew years lie has. been one of tb *
most enterprisiJiir po-ahead , always for
Omaba and JCebraslia , man , In the
state. His onerpes , inflnonw and
mouev have bon eipended liberally
in the upbuilding of both. Tbis is
proven ia the fact that he helped alorip the
pas oomjiany in its straprliac infancy , us-
sisted in orpmizinp 'the Otnahii A Norti-
westem railroao. tvus its first president and
pro id { < d until the line reached Blair. He
was also one of tbe founders of tbe Nebraska
National bank , and ten years are built tbe
sjileudid opera bouse in which yesterday's
convection was teld , and is also buildinp the
new Boyd at the corner of Seventeenth and
Homey street ? , planned to be one of tbe
finest theatres in tbe country. Mr. Boyd bns
alwavs boea n htanch democrat and is one of
"
tbe be t kiKiwn leaders of that party
in the slat * . He is an uncompromising aiiti-
prohibitionist
Mr. Boyd is an Iriishman. bavin c boon
born on the 'auld sod. iu County Tyrone ,
September 9 , ISM. He cttce to America
xvith his father in IslT , s-pttled at Zarwvillp
O. . and residbd there until the tvestora fever
bronght him to Omaha.
Prank A
TraukV. . Sprasue is editor of the Ku&h-
rill- Sun and Is well known throurhont the
sta.to.
Mr. Sprapue tvas born in Michigan in
1S8S. He winovedwith his , parents to Iwwa , '
ivhere be lived until 1S4. irben he rwaovea
toSberidanoouBtv , Xebrakka , vrhere be has
edited a democratic pa pr. He was amxrinlod
jiosunaster at HusbviLle by Clevejaud.
Mr. Sprajroe is a kwn and incUive writer
and adeajoorat who kn owns no fusion. He
is able , young aud vipoi-ous.
Alexander Hear.
Dr. Alexander Bear , the nominee for non
tenant fovernor , was born in Virpiuin , and ts
about fifty years old. He came to Kebfasita
in 3iVJ ( , settlinpr at Fremont Aftr
several years residence at that place Dr.
B < ar removed to Norfolk , where he still re-
tidee as on active and mocuesral practitiooer.
He is albo United . Stat.es jio&sion
eiaminer at that place. Dr. Bear was o
moiabar of the ttaje legislature , oooupyinp &
se&t in the senate in the unions of iiT2 und
1ST * ; also as n memtier of tbe honse in 1 T ( | .
He field tbe position ef rercnt of tbe btcte
university lini tbe year 1S74 to 1& > 0.
II. IJ. WahlquUu
IlaitardB. Wahltjuifct , n tniii e for siato
auditor , was b.irn in Uotbenberg , Sweie * , in
ladl. He came to this country in 196f trith
hie parenU , and resided for & time in New
York. InlSsO the family removed to Pape
county , Iowa , ttid & year or two Inter i rain
tool : tip tbe Journey toward the Keuin r son
Mid Ualtad at Has-tiiiCk , Xeb. Haiuai-d B.
Wahlquitt devclof-od a loodnoMi for
newspaf > r wort , and. 1& Iwi
suirtad the Kearney County Oeiboomu
ToUpai > er he teen dibi o t d of. lit ttwi
west to MoCook , where in ooropiuiv with
Itictard Tnuisp on of Haitings Le ( *
tabiisbed tbe > ] cCool ( Denocrat , whlrb
be rti for nn-eral years und Mid
to his brother. In IMMr. . WaU uivt l ar-
oUatad tbe Adams County Denoorat , Ji b-
UeiHid al HaiUugt , and U today its eSitor oiM
proprietor.
fcoine of 'I'liuse-
wbo came t * Omaha at p c&aU > r wore or
toM UiUire te4 Ut the reuit of
John X Carte , ex-county cttoracy f Ad
am * .
Tlirhard Th'ttipftOB , democratic politician
ar.d rf-\vT > aifr mat. ifHuvtitps
L A L.r. i.t pn. ff. lie-it buSi& $ tt.ar. f
A I >
IM v r.a "S Fitct , 0 ( tl.e fciuBwtWiv fac
ti . ' .i. and Scott Pbiltw. "the farajt-rs' fn
CiJ A-lifflS OOUtlt.T
C C Calklniiof rairmocnt fonncr.v :
rrtar.r to Hoe. Janict t. ' Laird.
Oohran ! IE I" > . Wel t < > r , the we' : V : i\rS
p.iliiKnaa of UMFljiuW u n v l ) < - \
Hnn Boo OViwdfrv. crrctarjr of s'.4.'e.
C. E. Apcar : of lakUufrn.
Hon. J , 'enson , b uktv. cf Oeneva.
HOB P. F OlnMfiad of HaMlnrv
Hiti ( W. J. Bryan of LabnuVrr
W. H RotiiBMU. tbe Imsumnr IT. < f\
qniitjy esunmUnit tbr probable nsks ta ;
fiou e lforf hia.
Mr. W. S Popplstoa , Jr. , of Omuhn
atu-ntivcly xhrc urh bi * * ] e Uce 'r , : ' o
balcotiv.
Le fc ! llp leaned on a radiator ; - .
pao.v witb Kill tiurlef .
Counuilnwn Lory fMMe4 ) .1' . L.J
hat.
hat.Rer.
Rer. i. E. Eatiga mopped Ws fa.v . n i a
I'oionri Oontteh of tbe Baal : of r ' 0
look in tbe sigfcte from n private bi'x ' 0t
Hon. Beai S. Baker , Cnitod Sts.lt * t
for NVbraska , wo * there.
Oonriilioii N
Alin ) Root , -who ptrsidM over tti c-
praciriii oonvenitaoA , ' * .t on the ta > r < i. ( cI -
pressed disjrust t the tame feature. '
convention. Tie chairman , he tb > . .cl < w
not up in stage ethic * . Mr. Hoot , w < r PC-
siding , always woornizes tnrve or K-ui : .1
at one time.
S. : Wolbaob of Grand Island wu ' r i
the nomination for lieutenant pour. , r y
iiciolainttt ion , but he refused to a-- > j-t t
Tbere is also mother tmJiticm arK'-u to
effwt that Samuel did not want to ' L *
aVed for governor , ns he did not canU si. , _ J
his money
Byron Tierney of Twntn < * hwhf CA c .p
to assist Charity Peal in hte candid > v \ i
a new silk tile. Hewa , so jnuoh t r .v
in it tbat be nllnwt < d the boom of P.V. . t
rUannnrittc , uud had it not becii f. r
IJ-uffum who accompanied bim , tb' n
would have p-one with MoGinty.
Doc A blott. the latelj renovated
] uvina-t d democrat from Dodw , lot u
in yriiiup wben UrovClv land s n t i
Will Hastiairs of Saline w u . i rl
in nomination for U"zjinrry cburt-iu * Vr
Cterinp of t'ass thoupht itwas lie inn H..it-
inps rewuUUciin noiniue * for mio"'i p . *
eral. > Ir. lieinnp f Uit id for R ! < > ' . ,
Iflirnras raauired as tbe tiallot prdis"
John A McSbane tried lo pive t , s t , ; a
French accf-nt when be called tbf tii ' '
order but be failed .
, most rlorious- .a
feshitd tbat he did iiot reuiain lonfr , > .c , u
tbe French capital lo talk it
The Dandy delegation voUid for B v ft * . -i
liaginninr to md , and refused K'i t S
until adjournment.
Dr. Dunn of Lancaster. ivho , when ot I nc ,
bales bay , Jus-lly duims the credit IIT cus' fj
twenty yet < * solid for Hastings J' > r t < .pir-
nrr ch'airnmn.
Lou May , Nebraska's deroopratu f - 'icira -
missKiucr , was on band , but did net lUi i. y
lively interest in tbe matl r. Hb ha t , ( Y. . r l
German carp and -H-all-eyfld pihe v. n L . . _
Paul Vandervoort's Sarpy ccui.tv iriy
showed up from tbe unorpanir-ed tt-rrit r
Major 1'addock said that this was u.t .ast
time he proposed to ran for rovc-m-
Mr. I. D. Chamberlain , one of l > are Et-
ler's advance aponls , was. sn interc- at J
Tbe ladies said that Mr. Hastings Pr-co
Albert coat was too "charming I > r ury-
E. . E. Brotvn , who wa * iKinminp Mr 11 -
den for treasurer , can'ied two f aus u sc iT-
eral jionnds of ice.
Georpe P. Marvin , Fujierin tender t rf 'r e
Gape county specid rinp , carried a pnpr t f X.
R. Oriirf's cflebraVnd liciol : , UIP "L-iies
Mr. Bryan's free ti-ude spt ech is jvtt tp , to
e lifce tbe tariff it needs revision
r fj 1
to ppoluce n long and lusty yell.
Mr. ThotnjiMjn with a "p" endnrs-jd Mo
han , but ns be bad knooliod Ken , c ut "Lo
nothing to say for him. Mr Tu < L. n
nved the opportunity to try to 'tuwii' '
Dorty.
AVnnn Mr. Gannon said that all tbcupbtf 1
men must admit tbat s-oimthinp. wrif p s.1 r %
befor * them , it was. utrtrikhif : tui-i- . ( , ! . ? o
bat Do ? Ablot.t waliwd acrotl tbe stajv
Colouei Toi3d of Cass wu . not tut-sii' 1 > - t
many of the orators woold have g-ivc jr.us
'orthence of hislunps.
Church Howe was not present
Mr. J. R. Yandework. the Snun f-rs - . * r
vtateMnan , tried thit < e or four tin.-s . ' I f l ! o
Joar. hut to Uie delifrbt of all whu hn-c ht _ rd
litn he could not oat-ch the speialrer s t j c
Charley llrowB oocupi < d his chuir ar.J u.J
not move dcriup Ue firs > t part of the r vet ' . c.
: Je ivore a i-hir ; with u pautut pjhsir 1 frc t
But left bis necktie at home , ULt " .pu'.ag a
itp fipht. ft
F. M. L-nddiupton. now of iJcr , tra " fy ,
t ut fonrHsciy of Omaha , wirataj 'to pi.- t I f
tbe bull during tbe rwess ho-ar , nr.J ho
t-lainned tbat a polioemHn Cried to < l \ . n.
He c-arae to the reporters. ' table for a 3v c * ns
to vvhHt oourf-o he should follow , aiid ivas ad
vised td rp ana "lic-1 : " tbe oop.
L D Fowler , wbo went do\vn lo 1h" rc-
pablicbn t.tate oonvonlion for PeU V. - fci
for treasurer , was busy in the oonvei.1 . It
was nc.t ascc-rtaiiied whether or But he uod
himself to Kent. Hnyden'fc boonx
Frank \Yhite of tbo Cuss connty dc > patton -
tton , who is in tbe race t bis full for state fc.cn-
ate , cxplnineid tbe situation to the Dan ! y del-
t-pntion ivhich voted for Boyd for temporary
chairman. . '
Tom Swift came in ns n spwtat t r but
found a vacant chair in the Browr. _ u'y
delegation und took a squatter's clajra fr-'o
Ed YYulsh , a republican , iu un adjottunp t-cc-
tion.
tion.Dr.
Dr. Alex Boar of Norfolk made bat cne
st ech , and it was not t-ven a corlii'r
It ivas Major Yatiphn who propose 3 that
no nominations be made until a pla 'im ted
been adopted. This -was u itipub.ii..a&.ea ,
and Man-in of Gage knocked it out
YVTicn John ! Sbervin's name \vus j rcsrtcd
for puromor , John bta&bed and doi rtj ILit
bewas not in tbo race.
The gkllcry gvds i-amained uut. . after rud-
nipht
" \\"beo Mr. Calttoun was- invited Iv Dr ,
Dunn to join the prohibition piirtv .f Lc > .i > -
lievod In it , there was a yell that was re.y
doafenlnr.
Matt Miller , for his prohibition v.ws wcs
hised. -rbapj , loader than any olt < r c.- . "
6an Cor , manaper of tbe LIBn I3t-.y
Call , wus in the city last eveninp H" we t
ovfw to the democratic ooiTveutjoa u > see
what manner of men they were who haJ de
clared an eternal boy < > tt npon pure -ra'f r
Dr. Dunn of Lancaster was the rrt man
to s-tate That be wai in favor of an m. , - _ rn-
jntait until S o'clock Friday it-on.tp Tte
doctor was hisswi , but he ht-ld the 1 > r ' it.i
his motion was vet d down by at * ; _ t t ut
hundred and fourteen majonty.
J. ] ' . Cook from York , in kbut il eves ana
a beard us lonp and -white as ruttcrT.ne a ,
spoke whenever be feJt like iu
The Democratic
A iwetmp of the Peaocicrtttic E. it ! na w so-
dtition was held in the cafe of thf 1'ax' n Lt
8:1W. : About twenty of the m"i , : jrr f'he
aafcocutUon ware prent Pr tdi : .t J ( > P.
Hild urand of the St. I'nul Press ivas .n tbo
c-bair , and Secretary Ed 5. Hall of 'V i-.ra-cl
laland Herald acted as secretary ' 1 „ ' r/-ct-
insr iiartoak of tbe nature of an IE' i c.s-
bufcfcion of tbe poUtiosl &itoatk > u. i > r . . a fc" i.f
resolutions -were druftod to he pr'
the convention in tbe ereninc.
Kicht new members were reociv- j- - vo
fth&ociution. The t4ection of c/F rs 5 r'le
ensuine year is to t * held at the i : . . . .u „ - ; : ! -
iup m rCoveaiher.
Aioonpthe rejirawiitaUve * of t'i.e ' - >
craUc pre * of tie ttate who -wrrr U' . ' > " 1
ciroal tiap in tinruUinda of tbe P *
the following well kuuu-u aiouKifrb ' f
opinion :
Frftttk Sprajrue , Hufchville Sun. .1- . - -
Yaletitioe BltMle ; Fnuik Man i I _ - . TO
Democrat : J. G. P. Hild br J fPa
Pros * ; John Sherman , > Vahov I rat ;
Cuu-leW Shermun , PlatUmoult. J . ra- ,
Ud aiHoward. . Papillian Tin * * \ \ I , M . -
le , MoCook Democrat ; W A U uS 'a
Omaha Xew ; M. li. Moeuaa. . s-wurj
DsnKicrrt ; D. F DuvU , Ciolumbj- j'Krurit
Nat W. Smalla , IVoiMit Hcruja i \ \
lea , Ctttdron Iktmoorai ; llarrt N !
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Couutvpnew. F H HmttJw. Pu i { val'rtss ;
A Lftrick. . Jia--ju CountH'r. . ! F M.
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