Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-11

Missouri delegate arose TO ask permits
sion 10 further second the nomination
of Cleveland. The president said lac
must have unanimous consent OF the
convention.
"Wpll,n said the Missourian. ~
that IL 70 guess don't want to speak
we got In our work anyhow
John w. Cummings OF Massachu-
sets in secondiug Bayarj's nomina.
ton distinguished himself by resun-
ing the assault on Cleveland begun
Wednesday by Tammany. He
launched out at once against the
Nev York governor, boldly declared
that the men who came from New
York were bound hand and foot by m
cdious machine.
Leroy f. Youmans Of South Caro-
lima become rather tiresome In second.
Ing Bayard's nomination aud the nu.
dience turned TO looking at Speaker
Carlisle who retained his seat behind
the president.
Gen. Edward S. Bragg Of Wisconsin
In secunding the nomination OF Cleve-
land hurled defiance ut Tammany aud
10 the delight OF the convention ably
met the attack on Cleveland. He said
he loved him Tor his many virtues
and qualities, but most for enemies he
had made, wbereat Senator Grady Of
New York rushed forward and shak-
ing bis fist at the speaker yelled. land
his enemies cordially reciprocate this
hstred.n Kisses greeted this defiant
statement. Grady's face was liyid
with rage As he rushed Immediately
To the speakers stand aud hurled his
angry words az Bragg. Order was a.
last restored by Grady being forced
back to his seat amidst
A WAVE OF MISSES.
Gen. Bragg regretted the Interrupt
ton aud continued that labor WAS not
represented by Tammany unless labor
had been upon the crank of the ma
chine. He said some other equally
cutting things which Kelly felt aud
which the audience received with I'M
disguised delight. Afler Gen. Bragg
finished, the chairman ordered the
clerk to call the lit Of names which
have been placed In nomination. The
clerk began by announcing the name
OF Thomas Francis Bayard."
Hearty cheers greeted the name Of
! Delaware's son.
He next called Mcdonald. Cheers,
| but not so sponstaneOus nor so pro-
longed as for Bayatd.
The next name was Carlisle's, which
aroused only "a brief applause.
| When Grover Clevelsnd's name
WIS reached the immense audi, nct
thundertd and Numbered II WIS u
remarkable scene. Tremend, Us waves
OF cheers and noise echoed u and fro
over the vast space above the head al
the audience. The uproar was heard
for two squares outside OF the hall aud
was taken up by the crowd 81 1890,
outside and Te-echoed back.
Following Cleveland came the nam,
OF Allen a.. Thurman. Heavy cheer.
greeted the mention of his name, hui
they were faint as compared witt
Claveland's hurricane.
Raudgll's name evoked one good
shout OF "A few hundred men, then sub
sided. probably forever.
Hoadly's name came last, and quit.
properly, for the response was very
faint Indeed.
After reading<the above list the con
venton, which was becoming restless
adjourned Till & o'clock.
On Resembling tonight the first
business will he TO heal
the report Of the committee
on resolutions. Two reports will prot
ably bs submitted and contest il tx
pected. IL Is profitable that nothin,
more than an informal ballot will b
taken NJ II late hour. Cleveland
friends will press for n vote tonight
Some say they will even press 10
three ballots tonight, with view :
nominating him before adjournment