The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
Tho Business Of the Democratic National
Convention at Chicago Proceeds
Rapidly.
The Delegates Decide 10 Uphold tho
Unit Rule, TO the Great Disgust
OF Tammany Leaders.
a Permanent Organization Effected
by the Selection Of Colonel Villas,
OF Wisconsin, as Chairman.
Amer Disposlng OF Many Resolutions, the
Nominating Speeches Arc Com
menoed.
oLosn or THE r1nsr DAY.
KELLY DErnATHp.

CLOSE or THE FIRST Day
KELLY DErEATHp,
CHICAGO July 0.-In the Democratic Con.
ventOn Tuesday afternoon, tho question
under discussion being theadop ton OF the unit
rule Mr. Gradyo Now York, spoke IN support
ofhia amendment. IIo claimed that tho dolO'
cation from New York had boen mlaropro-
sented In this mattor. There was great danger
10 said, that through tho powor and influence
Of Political machinery tho honest and
truthful opinion Of New York might not
have its proper foroo horo, Tho news.
papers might bo bought 10 print In their
columns that aoyonty.two solid votes from
New York would bo cast for ono on ndidato,
but thoro was no powor 10 mako that so.
IIIil Hill There woro rosoluto mon In tho
Now York delegation who would not only
give their reasona why ono candidate should
not got the nomination, but would have the
right 10 give their votes 10 that candidate
who th ey thought would bo elected. MI
Ill! HI and oppoGlng hiSsoa from tho val.
brioa,l
Mr.. Grady continued his speooh lie anId
that whom tho Now York doogalo n loft thai
State II was understood that tholr yotes would
be decidedly ono way, but by political oombi-
nationg tho peoploa will WA sought 10 bo In.
toriorod with. and so thoy mado this
tho oniy protest they could make, Thoy made
II for the honor OF tho party and for tho honor
OF tho country, and 10 that Now York might
tAko ita place In the Democratic column, flo
hoped that thl0 convention would adopt tho
old Democratic mothodi "Lot every man
speak his aentlmentn, ana vote for hla aontl-
menta and lhonl whatoyof aehtlmonte pro-
val, ali would gIvo hom a hearty support
lChooral
Hon, j, II, Doollttio, OF Wisconsin aaid
This convention should bo slow 10 Interfere
With the powers OF the State over ite dole
Gonora olunl OF California, aad his dolega.
Non had como AL tho way from California 20
sSs sSto fPE Samuel nS fc deH Ne sSdSHg SSES 9t Ss
question az ISSUE, no said the dOlogatca from
New York had Been elected by dIarote and
nt largo, aud u would be an outrage upon tho
minority not N permit thom 70 vote according
10 tho wighoa OF tholr constituents,
Mr., Powers, OF Michigan, advocated the
nmondmont offered BY Mr., Grady,
Nc, llarrlaOn, OF Illinois, argued that II the
State OF New York had instructed ia dole
gates 70 vote a. 4 unit, ana II they failed 80 10
vote thoy would bo dieoboylng their State,
but this convention had nothing 10 do With
found voting differently fron Mr. Grady on
me question or oandidaloa, but ho wanted y
Mr. Jacobs, OF Now York, said that no wns
privilege OF voting against tho choice OF tho
majority but ~ y Democrat nnd aa n man
loyal TO hla constituents, ho would ho obodi-
ent 70 tho ordora Of the, state Convention
and bow 70 tho win OF tho majority. Jap
sJohg Kelly, OF New York. advocated
ssiytso aV coSaSS IL tSS here state mSS'' Of y New New
York, of which but ton ~ twelve were
Dcmocrntlo According 20 tho argument OF
Mr, Fellows tee great Democratic ,Soun'
cratic President II anppporunity wore givon
70 them would DO diairmlohaod That was
tho principle which was now presented, ana
convention In favor OF Mr. drNdya propool
ton,
Mr.. Fcllowe, OF New York, apaln epolp
egainet the Grady amondnent lhoro had
beon' ho gald m extraordinary ,mleaonoop
ZION OF tho leeue involved II did not
pok 10 stllllng tho voice ,or roprcnalng
tho sentiment OF any, delegate. Tho
York had u right 10 say how tho viii
OF her majority should bo indicated. She
would not permit hOr eovonty'tw0 aopn.
raio units 70 tpcnk eoyonty.two separate do.
bho recognized tho Democratic mothod OF ~.
ocrlAlnlnR what her VIII VIVA, but, whom the
Will Of the majority was necortalscd she had
rlght 70 prescribe tho form IN which that
vii should DO Expressed, llo asked kolly
hcw II wna that they, too, had obtained tho
orodentlala which permitted thom 10 be hero
~ nll,
Kolly replied that Mr.. Fellows represented
ono Democratic party IN tho CITY OF Now York
q end hv lhcllyl hnothcr,
MT Followa tuugcHtod thlt thdy rcrrcAont
~ olly dlnoront oiEhniiRtlOna IN tho Domo'
orauo plry
MT holly eald thnt tho ycnllqmann purpose
low Hmm y9to n tho, oonycntlon u was
Rnlnsl lhnt that no Okollyl proleatod, tChootD'
Mr. Follows proceeded WIN his urKis
monl AZ thht tho majority Qf Tho
Now York dologalog desired was ~ do what
thoir stato hpd inttfuoteu lheln 70 doGox,
press nor sontlmente = CERTAIN prescribed
FORM. Tho convention ahoud not take away
tnnt riHnt, ,Itwnsa rlRht dear 10 the state
o. NOW lotk, III enc were elrlppoI OF that
Hght $40 Moulu ioa duHradod ana dihhnn-
orod. ~ conclusion no asked whether. tho
Nanonel Oonyontl9u would strip Now york
MT DraHr, OF Wleo9nan rogNrdod tho
queetion M ono whethor an attorney With
eoloHatou powers should DO porhlittpd 70 yo-
!gto nnd oNuecd thoso poworsl nnd whothor
tno .,n eo,nvonu9l,' mtting as yudgg ga thnt
be bound by 10. q,
Mr.. lurlo, OF Louisiana, spoke OF tho quar-
Tols una cpnlr0yetalos llnI clalme OF the two
,So SSC SO% OF S St mSw s a eSo
sopted by bragg, OF wisconsin, llq moved
Aitor some PARLIAMENTARY objooVqns, tho
no,i9n @ 70 IVY op tho uanlo was wlthutnwn,
and tno previous question was hovod nnd 500
oppdcd.
ino hmonuinont onoreu Dy mr Monhlee OF
lnalal,, Wss wi,nurnwn, anu tn9 convention
prouoouou " Volv on mo nhonumpnt uuorcd
N NJ mn Vrnuy, OF NeW rl 0rh lolu,llnE we ln-
ulvluuhl p,HHloronVoe ot tnVNuooautos 10 po TO-
o9rlou us .no votg 2i lnolf sW,v, sW,,v.,ss, ,.,.
,anel9 WIZ Fi@eat @ ln,erohu n'nniiioe,vq uviinE