Palmer and Buckner at Democratic National Convention
The Indianapolis convention sees Palmer in order and Flower presiding as temporary chair. The armed speeches defend Cleveland and public credit while Massachusetts and Connecticut delegates are seated. Donelson Caffery named permanent chair. Ireland criticizes Bryan and trusts in Democratic principles against populism.
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Senator Palmer
John Hazen White
Representative Outhwaite
Ohio
Cleveland
Palmer
National Committee
Brennan
Roswell Pettibone Flower
Watertown
N. Y
John D. Wilson
Indianapolis
Walter P. Kessler
Gov. Jones
Alabama
Foster Peabody
Flower
J. H. Brennan
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Everett
Massachusetts
America
Committee On Permanent Organization
James W. Eaton
New York
Donelson Caffery
Louisiana
J. R. Wilson
Indiana
Caffery
Bullitt
Pennsylvania
Lacher
Minnesota
John P. Irish
California
Grover Cleveland
Jackson
Democratic Party
Slaughter
Irish
Bryan
Trusta
Ryan
Mexico
Fathers of
Republic
United States
Supreme Court of the
Anto
Breckinridge
Kentucky
A. J. Carroll
Henry
Palmer Named Democratic Nominee in Indiana Convention
The Indiana hosted National Democratic gathering renamed Gen John M Palmer as presidential candidate after a long debate on platform and policy. Bragg moved to make Palmer's nomination unanimous while Buckner chosen for vice president. Breckinridge condemned Chicago silver policy.
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Palmer
Illinois
Caffery
Committee On
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Tennessee
Russell
Massachusetts
Dr. Everett
Judge Savage
Lindsay
Bryan
Savage
Chicago
J. DeWitt Warner
New York
Frederick Lehmann
Missouri
Mr. Bynum
Indiana
Union
Democratic Party
United States
Cleveland
California
Michigan
L. L. Kilburn
Grand Rapids
Rufus F. Sprague
Jefferson
Jackson
John M. Palmer
Connecticut
Wisconsin
Jones
Gen. Bragg
Hartridge
Florida
Grover Cleveland
Lucknow
Havelock
Thomas F. Corrigan
Georgia
Waterloo
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
Cutcheon
Daniel W. Lawler
North Star
Gen
Buckner
Lehmann
James O. Broadhead
Chasef
Edward S. Bragg
Nebraska
C. M. Montgomery
Clarence E. Carr
New Hampshire
Ohio
S. H. Holden
Lewis L. McArthur
Oregon
J. H. Holman
Washington
Vermont
Virginia
S. V. Southold
Hen Ilinois
Thomas A. Moran
Tllinois
Dunois
Ilinois
Ahd
Bragg Rose
Bragg
Gen Palmer
National Democratic Party
W.B. Browder
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Simon B. Buckner
Broadhead
National Committee
National Executive Committee
Indianapolis
Col. Breckenridge
McKinley
Arthur P. Gorman
Annapolis
William L. Wileson
West Virginia
Elkins
United States Senate
Foraker
Thurman
Pendleton
Carlisle
Presidential Judicial Appointments Named
Washington, Sept 4 The president appointed Charles I Amidon of North Dakota United States district judge for the district of North Dakota and John E Carland of South Dakota United States judge for the district of South Dakota.
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Washington
Charles I’, Amidon
North Dakota
United States
District of North Dakota
John E. Carland
South Dakota
District of South Dakota
Cullom to Speak at Canton Republican Meeting
Canton Ohio Sept 4 Senator S M Cullom of Illinois has wired Maj McKinley he will address the Republican mass meeting in Canton about September 15 Senator Thurston is expected to attend but not certain to come
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Cullom
Canton
8. M. Cullom
Ilinois
Maj. McKinley
Thurston
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