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The Issue The DrmocrU drdded to hold Ihdr carnTrtloo In Char 'I -4 vV HiT leston, the heart of pro- Slone irarker A dY ctirs.rJ lanes! Ahr, the rJ ailrr." Unrtla ii nomtmlrd, and an to rirrtWi, Suty-fcuur crs Ulrf, Done-rrsu held the larrtf conua-tx'us ronvrrtioa of sQ time. It look uSe DrmocTiU II cbys and 103 batkts in TJ II decide to run John W. Davis against Calvw Coolide for fYeildrnt The DcrnocTStlc convention opened Jut 24 In the famous old Madison Squvt Garden in New York. Victory hopes were high because of the scandal-ridden Handing administration. But before many hours, the delegates had gotten into a battle, with near-fist fights on the floor, over the Issue of the Ku KIux Klaa At one point, with near-bedlam on the floor, the convention chairman appealed to the band to "play something anything but play." The band struck up "Marching Through Georgia." FENCED MD50RUL atop a km trertooking llaoaa kooon some tSt me bt kwt tbrtr lives la mktDg diufters Utt aad it iLbcM tU lyftiirtce iJncdn fcornrthtftt a url frn prrsidfftUai politics, harirsf won fulianaJ yutss only lo )ti earlier wtth hu unci of oYhstfS IXl! in Srrute ror.

But lincotn had some thrrwd managers who whwled and oValfd brhtnd his back to stop the clear favorite, farmer New York Gov. William IL Seward. The Lincoln forces needed time to bargain, and got it at a crucial moment because, of all things, a shortage of paper. The Seward forces were so confident of victory they were pushing for a first-ballot nomination when it was discovered the clerks did not ha ve enough tally sheets. An overnight recess was ordered: During the night, the Lincoln forces got the delegation from a large state to shift its support, reportedly on the promise of a Cabinet post Seward was stopped.

iltvery enUmrnL The choice was unfortunate. The tattle was joined imme a flt'JarjH orrptatf to Vht EU tVy lt3 fcSort of lo-lhifd tote needed for prttidrntul haminjitian. The iMifi'-u ftrtfrcy tu to tnrtl? Dtaut by a few of the sau'-Vra afc-f adoption of cumpramise platform, and thus develop a two-thirds vote for Douglas. The DcugUs camp get much more than it bargained for. Delegates from nine states walked out, to hold i rump convention in Richmond, Va.

The remaining Democrats floundered around through bat-lot after ballot but Douglas still was unable to ge the two-thirds majority. They finally called it quits, agreeing to meet again in Baltimore, In Baltimore, the slavery question was reopened as Douglas delegates from two southern states sought admission. The credentials fight took the better part of a week and when those delegates got seated, others from the South walked out, to join the earlier bolters in Richmond. From Richmond, the souther diately over the platform. Soothers delegates insisted on plank which would protect slavery In the territories; northern delegates fought for Boys Club starts series of instruction programs one which would give territories a free choice.

In earlier conventions, candi dates for president and vice president usually had been chosen before adoption of a statement of party principles. the Club phone 23694 to volunteer their services and "learn more about the needs of the Boys dub." This time, the southerners insisted that the platform be tary procedures are being developed through the Key Club and the Torch Club. These allow younger and older boys to participate in and 'Bobby Fischer of Jazz The Boys Club of Casper Is beginning a series of physical and instructional programs Tor the members of the Club, according to Robert O. Clark, chairman of the Programs Committee. The programs are designed to settled first.

It was their intention to force a pro-slavery plank on the convention and Clark added that there is a definite need for community involvement in these programs through the donation of funds and materials to insure their continuation. "But most of all is the need for men who have a skill or knowledge they are willing to share." Clark said that the directors have received cooperation from men contacted to assist in the instruction "but there are a lot ners went back to Charleston and agreed upon John C. Breckenridge for president The northern delegates Geologists believe that at one time England was joined to Europe by a land bridge and the English Channel was just a gulf. The sea cut through the bridge to form the Strait of Dover, probably about 10,000 years ago. perhaps drive the northern compromise candidate, Stephen A.

Douglas, out of the' presidential race. Douglas already had served notice that he would refuse the nomination if NEW Y6RK UH )ewport Jazz Festival-New York promoter George Wein believes Customers pump gas trumpeter Miles Davis and chess master Bobby. Fischer have a lot In common. Davis was labeled "the Bobby Fischer of Jazz" by Wein when Davis canceled his appearance at the festival upon discovering there were two scheduled performances instead of one. Fischer flew to Iceland Monday night for the world championship chess matches after failing to make a number, of scheduled flights.

conduct meetings and to learn decision making, Clark said. H. Lee Freeman, Boys Club exectuLve director, is coordinating all of the program activity. Leadership is provided by board members and instructors John Gariety, Bob Coleman, Bob Iserman, Jim Ford, Lowell Anderson, Mike' Mammon, Fred Hudson, Carl Carlson, Tom English and Bob Marker, Clark continued. Instruction is a learn by doing process using tools available at the Boys Club, ,116 Market, Casper.

Classes are help develop leadership as well as pride and. self confidence, Clark said. They will also create an exposure to vocational skills that could prove to be beneficial in a boy's future. At present the physical programs include boxing, karate, judo, gymnastics, and trampoline. The instructional programs, beginning in August finally wearied of the fight and agreed to pit Douglas against the man Douglas had defeated for the Senate just two years earlier a young Republican lawyer named Abraham Lincoln.

The convention at which Lincoln was chosen was not the convention adopted a pro-slavery platform. The Douglas forces agreed to consider the platform first. They had counted noses and felt they had enough votes to adopt I of men who are talented and have the time to give who will not be utilized simply because they are unknown to any of the directors." He suggested these individuals contact Freeman at NEW YORK (UPI)-Most Americans will be pumping their own gasoline within a few years at a saving of 2 to 5 cents a gallon, according to the head of Blue Ox Supper Club Open TUES. thro SAT. Entertainment Sightly Falling walP are offset printing, photograplfy, woodshop, drafting, auto shop, arts-and crafts, tutoring and radio.

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