The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
7. r. JORDAN.

Cheers. 1t was sail the Irish would {
knife him. Here the irish ever known !
to knife the Democratic paIt7 except
tor good reason? Here Il prominent
Irish politician OF Chicago John For
syth, >hou e. cut from The aud d.rncc in
angry denial, aud the words ye. and no
were several times EXCHANGED between
him aud Mr.. Harrison. Finally ORD r
was restored and Harrison procerdc
with his speech and end 1t with the
assurau Sc thai the nomin It on If Clev,-
land woulI help the ID mocrats to win
Illinois next November. Tle
nomination OF Clevela"d was also
seconded By j neg OF Minnesota, Thos
Gray, New Yok, then came to the
| platform. The point Of order WAS raised
that uuless Mr. Grady was going to
secoud the nominpt,on h. Wa not in
ORDER but the chair overrul'd the point
aul Sal he had recognized Mr.. Grady. |
! THAI gentleman must be heard. Crazy
| pr Icccdel to address the cDuveht'o
he said he should he ga to second Mr..
Clevelands nomination, exec. he
knew that gentleman could not carry
New York. The sure aud unerring test
on that fact WAS that the last Demo
cratic convention Of New York was
equally divided against him, and the
d legates at large were divi ed between
his friends and opponents.
AT this point Bragg OF Wisconsin rose
tom1ke II point Of order, but his voice
was drowned by shouts and yels from
the galleries. After there was some de
gree of order Bragg stated his point to
/ be that the order of bust
ness WAS The nomination of aud seconds
in OF candidates. The chairman said Il
similar point of order had been made in
ST. Lous convention and sustained, bu-
he had been 'iisp lsed t. b. exceedingly
lenient in allowing the course OF re
marks, supposing that Mr.. Grady would
come to the point Of making nominh'
ton, but unless he wa about to do So,
the chair weull be Obliged to sustain
the point. Manning. chairman of the
New York delegation, asked unanimous
. consent that Grady might be allowel To
L proceed irrespective OF the point ol
i order. Unaulmou, consent was granted
II and Grady proceeded with his speech
s He said that the object of tho conven
= ton was to make nomination for th
= presidency that would ne ratified by the
e people at the polls. He did not claim
70 the Irish or Catholics against Mr.
% Cleveland, but the anti monopoli't ele-
" mcnt of the State, and the laborln-
,s intere ts of the State, Catholic aud Pro
!, testaut, Iri,h, German and American
~ were opposed TO his nom notion, aht
:! would be opposed to hl' election
n n Mr.. Cleveland had been elected il
n. 1892 by majority of $4,000, but III
al last election of that state showed
Republi can majority of II ,js7, maxim
ms a change of 2ll 900 in the Demo craft
ih vote.
re Here a good deal of importance wa
n manifested by spectators, and shout
u of "sit down" came from the CALLER
lis les Threats were made thar the gH|
'u leries would be cleared and Grad
VI was allowed to 90 on with his speech
but not without continued intci
as ruptiOns from the galleries. He W.
ng told to make IA speech for E'anc, bl
is' the chairman Announced, with AN IA;
Is, of determinations, that the grntlema
fW should nave tuli and fair opporli
IN III nifty to SAY every word he was en-.
10 tied to.
he Grady went Oh to discuss the vet
zen of the elevated railroad bill, and sho
e'' how that veto was injurious to tt
~" working classes, and he declared tn
ne the state Of New York could not
ed. If any Irish ouesliou or n,
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