Show f PALMER r AND BUCKNER r I STeur RUt Ant or the lien Who Say y f That laa Democratic Contention 5 tie MfHerltr Should Rule 1 OMAHA eb ct 27 Senator John I X Palmer and FimonBolivar Buckner candidates respectively for president and YJpeprfesJdent on the National Democratic ticket I arrived in Omaha re Omaa k t 11 oclock hls from at lJdock j morning Council i Bluffs Jij They were met by a dele T gbtlpn of god Democrats and escorted I f to a hop lf where they rested until r evening i lnIh the presidential nominee a I 1 v dressed aitAOdlehce of 2000 pepple anti r ATas received with considerable enthu r I Utlasm Sentefor Palmer aseerted that l I j the true Democracy In conventlonas I I semMsd at Indianapolis wae upholding I I d vbe tiiEelfe Med principlWof the party I a rf i r I f Q k < which had been spurned toj a convention conven-tion assembled under the name pe roocracy at Chicago He scored the free silver Democrats and said that the principles of the party would be upheld up-held by the courageous ones whostanfl for national honor today General Buckner followed with d reTie re-Tie of the party since Jefferson discussing cussing the arguments of Mr Bryan and free silver advocates at considerable consider-able length The audience wasl largely composed of Republicans whp cheered the mention of McKinleys name and the arguments for soundmoney liberally lib-erally R S Ribb gold nominee for governor spoke briefly |