Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-10

thrC0 quarters uf an hour Gut nearly au
hour more WAS used up in arranging tho
COMMITTEES on resolutions, on credentials
and on perm Luent organization Then a
recess was taken 70 two o'clock.
When the convention was again called
10 order little after two o'clock not moro
than uU-haI the delegates were in their
seats. The committee gu credentials was
still cut, but ths brass baud was ON the
gallery shelf aud ia y rather higher state
OF CNCltbmeut than during the morning. It
wah hilt-paSt Two when Grceyy, OF Blair
presented the T3pIst Of the committee uU
permanent organ .ttOn. They had uuau
lmOusly agreed upon Speer for permanent
chairman and the usual list OF vice presi-
dents was read. There are ti,ty OF these
always, but the list rarely includes the
names If all who want to get there. While
the report was b,.ug acted upon ex-
LiCulcuaut Governor Latta occupied the
char. When Speer resumed the chair he
was again received with cheers.
Congressman MutChlcr brought in the
report of the committee on resolutions
He read the resolutions from the plat ulm
amidst the repeated cheers of the rpup..
who by this time were packed every ywl,r p"
The reference TO IIlden, and later u.
Randall resolution provoked an unusual
storm Of delight.
RsudSII Called TOr.
When the resolutions bad been adopted
there was wild call for Randall. \
committee, composed Of Gregory OF Greene,
Boyle OF Fayet,e, Nurchler Of NOrthamp.-
ton, Wagner Of F.aaklIu, and Latta OF
estmorelaud, WAS sent after Randall.
and as the committee on credentials had
not returned the delegates fell 70 talking
with each other till the persistent way
warduess of the brass band made sulL
diversion impossible. 4 recess OF thirty
minutes was finally taken. Meantime 10
| response 10 q very general call, Colonel
SuwdCu threw IN some remarks, partly
| about Allentown aud the rest about the
tariff feature OF the platform, which me.
his cordial approval.
While Sowitn was speaking the CON-
mittee appeared on the platform wit b
Randall. The convention at once arose I e
Its feet and gave him the hear,le5t well
come, which continued for some tune. /,
broke out again WGcu SOwien aunOun,eI
that he gave way 70 the neG5 prosid Mt Of
the United States A. soon as the Demo
cratic enthusigsn could be ir some meas
ure sQ6dgei Nj. Randall spoke briefly.
iie said be desired to acknowledge his deep
and lasting obligation % the representa-.
tlves Of more than four hundred thousand
Democrats Of this commonwealth and to
thank them for the high honor which
they had unanimously bestowed upon
him. lie did no, attribute this in any
degree 10 personal merlts, but recognized
It as an approval Of the resolute aud
aggressive course which he had pursued
IN Congress IN Advocacy OF those cardinal
principles advocated by Jefferson, Jackson,
FOLK and Buchanan. lie promised that
as II had been with him in the past 80 it
Will be to the end. NJ. Randall retired
amidSt another burst OF applause.
a. TINS Tune the committee on CreIen-
tiaIs presented It's report, through Senator
henuedy, rs chairman. Iue report
settles an the falI1deIpAla contests in
favor Of the regular orgaOizItion. 1t let
IN hendr!cS, IN the Tenth district, threw
out the Morgan delegation in the fifteenth
district and admitted Kane IN the Twenty
seventh district
~ ~ D,v.,,r ,,oo.,..,
:,
-, "An 'neh agreed tlat candidates
onou,h otoonEo 10 put ~ nomination without
TE'oVJ01i 70 W. 9I T'IL'Ah 81; i'att' OF Wyoming !
" r'a,,a -, DsT'S' VI DUCKS d. r. EIiiott,
vy,ro ~, go aut "oIu ID. hloues, oi Della
'.aas 80, "eio Pu' ID nomination non, Tor con
HtVSS5neu ,.i'sin a'IlatHe' E1IIotts name was
,,ii.L "''u.I""H oy CHAIRMAN SpceT. PIatt
so,g soH" tnG noor 10 MAKE speech tor him.
oS'a "uu sGcceeHeu 80 well IN the midst
Tt Ete". uea1 ol confusion, tlat he rub.
pea out any remote chance he might have
L"u oil lhe nomination. The roll call was
oeEnh and had not proceeded far when it
was patent that Davis was going to have
IN sJt,S 'l,o TuI Vi 'uo Que hundred Votes
san, t,,o,,,,'., Eo'.'tS unanimous con con
brought ont r,nrf - - ~ ~ aooSlialIoI, ms
VIM was ~" tLa Il 'Vrnn " enooIS ana DAVIS
ir1 ti'os ~ T' tlG H'"Sg' SPOKE OEeiy, ask
ce,, "r JeoIino o GSo''| "notIoT he 5hoG'd &C
nina tbis 1919 wh", ,oiniI @onGTaI laws w!ll deter
nrobabI, aoaa. "n1" 'a'io''ly uptlueE ana Will
croUi% ~ ,'r''a,, %cospC a,thouSn no uia all he
'oVtI W. ~ prevent st,ai'. nis own nomination.
.Ioo,ne no" NHiii.n4''oh I'Il,l OF candidates Tor
UaSia,o,' IiuIo,@' 'aIEe was reached George
1tUuo""n Ptesohteu the name OF hchard
aux, "nicu was cheered. lLe Others
Put III tou''hatioh we're B. j. McGrann, OF
!; bahcaStGr George A. jerks, OF Jefferson;
hooeft l.: Monaghan, OF Chester ; John
ITi.oo!euSte'n, ! OF Allegheny John +.
Linton OF cambria II. Is. Plumer, OF
NeIango j., T. Mitchell, of Butler John
IL, 1OW w H. )utfnn and III Eranly