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stELI.Y'S nEFEAC.
What tho rnTn'muy chief EnrH A hout II
1iis ArrnisM,uont nf Clcvcinu,i,
sncill uisurlch ID lhc IutSlL,tusS.

"hnt the Famn'nny chief knYH Ahont II.
liis sArrniENtuont nf Clcvcinu,t,
sTedaI Dhpssea 10 tx iHtelistuesr.
Culetd3, ILls Jlly S-The convention
aud lis proceedings has besn all the
talk here today. ksl)y's discomR.ure
was no easpriao to anybody, except In tho
na!sos Of liz emphasis. Kelly told
mo early !hla morning that ho would
make an effort to break tho unit rule
and expected TO dois. Although no ID beat.
en- he Is still q menace to tho members,
and they a.e MI doub!fnt abous their
cause. Nominate Cieve'azd,": said he,
"and take the consequence, upon your
own Hbouldara. l hayo shown you
that ho has 'oadisd to tho Rspubli.
Gang, given his approval 10 Obnoxious
measures enacted by them md a. their
ina:aace vetoed measures, which II .hey
Ind become lsws would have beon oil In.
estimablc beusti: TO thu Dcmocrsts OF ,he
State. Ha has prescribed Catholics, djf,
c'inlna.ad agaias. labor and isa rep,ese n.
slve0 and broken up the identity Of the
Democratic party. These thinss I have
shown you, now net. Butler, Roger A.
Pryor and othes are backing Kelly, and
their detection cauaea much uneasiueaa /
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~ .u,I~AukEE' Az, 'n..y s.-A special IRON Fall
s' e.eek' "is., eayl: Patrick O'Alpa,a was
nI"sel nIase 70 death with billiard cues at this
e'ae by three bons ol prominent German
iasfae'a beeausa he declined to treat them
TO liquor. The assailanta we.o Herman
Firezse,, Herman Slabeuow and Herman
Henterhurg. They we're nucsted. TlreAta
o. lyuchiug are iAdulged In.
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THE TAIL, ESD
VI The Days Work EAptcxicd in nrI.r
ana NsNBy Notes,

VI 'ae D"Js Work EApIcSied in DrI.,
anu NsWsy Noirs,
Special DtEd'eh 10 w In!sligenfsr,
oi'scAso. July s.--Lswis Baker ssyu that
ae Vosed for the unit rule to-day 10 tea,
John Kelly, and In order TO deiea. Tam.
many rule In Democratic politics.
col. Campbell says he had Intended TO
name Joseph s. Miller rs bis successor c n
tue National CommiiieN. Ran stalaaker.
WHO'S hero,says Auditor Miller is In CabelI
county fixing up tho delegates for Windy
Wilson, and that Miller IL now q prououpc-
el Wilson man.
At meeting ut the Grand Pacific hotel
,nla ! afternoon Charles E, lloeg, OF Point
f1easant, madc speech lavo.iay Randall
anu giving West Virginia to hiqsuppo,,.
Df' John Cook, Of Bridgeport, made
speech at the Palmer lloaac tonight In IA.
vor ot Thurman.
Lion. Al. Warner addressed meeting
IN ,he quafEe'u ot the Wes! Virginia dele.
CATION this evening in support o! Thurman
IL lie Gays the Ohio delegation will 'itupport
Thurman as unit.
Colonel Thompsoa and John Mclean
sAy Anuiman cahnos gel u Corporsl's
guard in the Ohio delegation.
Butler had Tremendous ovation hs,,
tonight July 20. 900 wotkipymen vsrrna,IeJ
him at the Palmer IIouas. osiug to III,
no'se and confusion his speech could no,
be heard. "''
HRler stock has gonOup several points
Today in consequence OF Kslly's attack
upon Cleveland.
Daniel Manning, C!eyelard'a manager
ays his principal will havo $50 votes o..
he first ballot.
George Cray, Attorney Generalloi Deis.
ARE. will present Bayard's ralne TO the
;i.I!s'----"',~ ''
MIR. breckenridge, Of California, vii,
ominatc Thurman. lie IL a son oi. ].
!. breckenridge.
The Kentucky delegation will meet in
80 morning to determine whether they
MI place Carlisle's name before tho Con.
entiou. He will hardly be presented, as
!a.lrea trade record, it Is feared, will down
i'm.
Daniel lockwood, Of Buffalo, who non.
mated Cleveland for Mayor Of Esga,o
nd subsequently, for Governor Of Nav
'ork, hns been selected to name him for,
he nomination for President.
The New York Democracy estimate that
'leveland will have nearly five hundred
oses On the frat ballot,
Daniel Doughe,!y, Of Philadelphia, will
dominate Randall.
John Kelly loft tbs hall to-day ss coon
8 tho vote against the disruption Of tha
nit rule was announced.
MI. Cochran, Of New York, who tried Z,
'seak the unit rulo to-day ssysl Tho eGos! to-
aorrow will be much moro vigorous.
Mr. Malcom Hay, o! Pi,aburyh, yas To-
light, at 12 O'Clock, elected temporary
hartman Of the Committee on Reso!utioaa,
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.w.,,,, u .ai.aess to the Demo-
..,s, e,s,.Ituaacies, snd Of self'respsci,
,s, I,sroc,..ic party ought to break the
s., ~, MD, I. seemed fastened upon the
I",,,S,i,ap pity i,.svsr, but that party
t.,..{, end broke Il forever. In what.
va, p,,.y I. obtains 1t Ia Tho parent Of
,-,sbjei
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tury ngo. Men died ss The leaves in
,aI91satnn but the principles underlying
liberty and sell government were eternal,
aud tho principles that underlay the
Democratic party could not perish from,
tho earth although their nutbors MIGHT
cease to be- Tho Democratic party was 10.
gay fs much party Organised ior aggreas.
I've war as when victory perched upon ils
b,annels. The Democratic party had now
Inc House Of Representatives and would
6aye the Senate, but Tor treason In tho
Senate chamber ttselk tChocr'] r
3 Tlls OLD CRY. . H.. ....
II would have had tho Presidency too
but l,r tho hands oI robbers who struck
down tho expressed will Of tho people by
means Of perjury, bribery and corruption.
The Presidency had bsen stolen from the
Democratic party by men uttertnv false.
hoods through clustering teeth. Some OF
Tho lnen who did participate In tl,a. crlms
had passed beyond the river, there 10 piyo
an account thsir stHwardahip. The steal.
ipg of the Presidency was The gteates. crime
10 history. The great leaders Of the party.
T!lden ind Hendricks, with The dignity
which became heroic 6tatesmcn and pNtrf.
ots. had submitted With the courage oil men
WHO love their country better than sell
aud power. (Cheersl. The Democratic
party now would reform, and should put
forward candidates whose nRmes wonld be
n themselves II platform. (Chsers),
II wanted pla flrm, too, that would sneak
10 20 donbtlnl tonrs or as . Delphic
oracle. It should declare against corrup.
hon In the Govsrnmeni againat the enor.
nl.iaa Of the civil service; sgalnst the so-
:alled Department Of Justice; against the
'buses oil the postal service; aaainst robbery
n high places; that the burdens Of the +
government nhsll be placed equally and
,qultAbly on all clueses oil the people, and
hat the one hundred millions OF surplus
avenne should not bc allowed to accumu.
ate. In conclusion he nsgea whatever
wero nominated thoy should be
loyalty, declaring tha. he who ,
would not go sappor. them would NOT be
good Democrat and hardly q patriot
Applause i,,- Ig4 Ii
The rest VI The temporary Organization
'avingthen been announced Mr., Smallpy.
\ Vermont, q member OF the National
Committee, offered Ycso!u.ion that the ,
ules OF the last Democratic Convention {
hall govern the body, except thatiu voting
u candidates no State should be allowed ,
change Its vote until the roll oil the
sases has been called and until every State .
as cas-. It's vote. Il
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Mr. Grady, Of Nsw York, oflsred es an
amendment the following: "And when the
vote OF State announced by the chairman
Of tho delegation Of the S;ate Is challenged
by asy member Of the delegation, then tile
Secretary shall call the names Of the undi.
,vlded delegates from the States and their
individual preierencea aa expressed ehsil
be recorded as the vote Of such State. i"
Hi" ""hi" and appluusel
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rr.,., SIpFene Julses who showed
y ,,;,. v,,m,h IN the collst-who led
". ". .Ir,,ce, % 90 10 gpeak-wers mol The
ess ~. ,sxs p.4css are to be filed at the
"" s"' .Gc,io,, The ConF. must DO given
." ,, n, ,ou. presence Of mird and for n
Wv, ~ H-,,;o, 81 Il, sr.roua labors.
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THE OyEkrlIRE
Hot q Great cro~d-The Style Of IN.
~ TexAs Pacific. 5iQTIf
Si<efaf Dtspoteh to he InIsIirrr..r a, n . /

. "o otyl0 OF (llH
~ 5g.' Texas Pacific. d. III
Special Bt'poteh to DC Inls.liseeer, i f5l..5',
CuIcAoo, July 9.-Tho interior oi N.
Exposition building has been radical,
changed since the Republican Convention,
The Presidents dcsk and platform arc o,
the north side Of the building, and III
seate all front in amphishes!ro sty)p abott
It, Tho large hail was only partially illlei
ct any time to-day. The d,s! burs. Of o.
plause VISA caused by the appearance oil /,
!, handsome banner carried by the Califo,na
delegation in favor Of Field. Kelly AMI
ltpmmany !. excited no enthusiasm when
.hey cane In beyond one faint chez;
hond'lck's appearance excited not .ie
slightest notice, and he made no show 10
me preliminary struggle. lie aat in lie
Indiana delegation "a ctli:.nap, Thu.
man raised tho enthu.i..,m Of the crowd
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k"Idirr>' hnL Snilors' peuuiop

I0F't37F0N''a74es U N 7AttIEtfttf.
cAlnwxLt, O., July S.-piyato Da,,o,,
announces the Eleventh Annual Na,,ona,
soidiess' and Sailors Reunion far Old.
well, O.: September Ii lud is nex: 4. oH.I I. !.
and file, A - shd RANK
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THE STATES Rrdnr.

Tksgenl,emln re'ers 10 tho fact that l
vas delegate 10 the aa.e Convention
and was in my seat while what be calls the
unit ,uls was adoptsd by that body. -Four
delegates at large were chosen by the State
Convention. The g!ate Convention can
give to It's four dvlssa!es.as.large JUS! such
Instructions as it pleas.s, and they csn
carry then, out. Why. sir, does tho gen.
tlemsn pro.eat assinst this body, tho grand
council * the Dsmodraua party, making
i.s own rules and finding out the truth was
the only way tha truth can b. ascsrtainsd.
You can buy newspapers 10 prinNat tho
head Of theis columns, "72 solide NeS
York yo.ea," S.5,. "
Call, tho roll md wo will show, YOU the
vo'es W nnt solid, aud thsra is no power
In the machinery oI. Now York that, eau
make It anlid. [ApplAuse ] Now, a,r, tho
State oil New York pas,cs regulation that
no man ltoldincR State oElcd within fifteen
dsya Of election 10 eligible 10 sea! in Con.
grees. aud we regularly elect Congressmen
who hold State 0 ottlcea aud they 20 down tc
Washington, and there is no talk Of Rtrip
ping from the brow Of the queen anythIn,
J thot the queen has on. daughter,
The Democratic doctrine Of home rule
and the constituency that l represent hsa
right upon this floor, and has q right thu
. not only mako known my objections t,
any candidate, but that l shall have th
essential effectiveness Of that right, au'
i. that In q vote 10 20 behind whit Say
;; Loud applsuse] : .i'! 3 ~ sIf
The gentlemen reiera 10 the fact that b
7 vote Of more than two thirds the delegate
have instructed the Chairman 10 cast th
+. entire vote Of our delegation for cand
4 date. He dare not tell YOU that It took
Q long while to get even a majority Of tw
thirds together. He dare not tell you th
ljuausaces that were exerted in that bshnl
4 He dare not tell you that men who cam
!, here strong ior one candidate voted ic
u another," Tie dare not tell you that II yo
It pasa this resolatiau there are resolut
n men upon the delegation from New Yol
81 who viii not only give you a reason VII
:, one candidate should not be nominate,
y but I will. have the right 10 give the
o votes TO that candidate whom they thin
% can win. (Applauss and hisses.l Iva,
l. tosay that lhe Chairman hasnot Tho pow
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..,,N,, lEple odd Tor Re.ormer cleve'
Inland, 70 b, halsterins up The unii
Al- ~, n,cs!ae atI.ir--in the interest Of
tIg ~. f,rr,.,e, TsnmGay, in this matter,
L.AAral rt'orrieF.
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a little, but It was AS nothing coin.
pared to one Of tho small ont.
bu'ass hero one month ago when Blaine
was nominated. Hubbard, Of Texas, TEN.
porary chairman, ia la'Sr, greasy looking
man, who aims hir llolil d,,,s Of rhetoric
az inc ears Of bis auditors only. lie las a
powerful voice and Ia an ,a,trac,iy.
speaker. lla speech this morning Is &C.
fno~ledged to DO very dilute and consist, d
mainly oi campaign platI,nbna
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Tho Permanent OrnanIx,,,o,

CHICAGO. ILL, July 2s-The committee
on permanent organization me. thia even.
Ing and decided to recommend to the Con.
yeutlon Col. W. 7. Vlss, OF Wisconsin, for
permanent Chairman, and that Tho re-
mining oiheers ot the Temporary o,yani.
zatiof- be made permanent,
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:, p,r,r q las Gyi'ssr yors into tho
,..S..p yn p'I, c'nmI.,ee, |: has looked as
SM'1N w, !. ror!a. Byanl by the INTEL
ia'4''s uitI rtnp im y ptophts.
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.- ~ rI,uty Q! ~e!!.kno*n, abe
1'i" !. ii, p.marA'Ir party, but 1t Isn't
T'l " ,I ,ss rArsy will lIhsye the courage
;. s,,s, .t,nis.,s enc Oishon.
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T He FIRST DAY
Ortho Great Democratic Circus Mt
Chicago. -
Tho Convention Opens IN the
Orthodox Manner. j
Alter tho Grand Entry the Trick
Mules Kick ficlousiy,
But Thcy Fail to Throw tho Boys
WHO Tried to Ride Them.
Tho Attempt to Burst tho Unit
Rule Wide Open -.
Falls After n Vigorous Protest by
kolIy and Others.
Sensation tho Tammany Sacllem
Created ia the AsSembiage.
A Complete Account Of the Days
Proceedings.

CHICAGO, LIS, July S.-The day opened
ausplcious!y for all the purposes Of greaI
convention held In the heat oi July. Tht
air Is cool and bracing, and summer
apparel does nst burden the person. The
crowds began to gather In tho vicinity Of
the great hall in which the Democratic
National Convention Is being held, a. an
early hour In the day. Tho door tenders
and ushers reported for duty al s o'clock,
with people then In waiting to enter and
secure their seats inside the auditorium.
However there was an approach to chaos,
tie laborers still being engaged In giving
the finishing after having been employed
all Ct the proceeding night. They did not
desert the main platform, where the decors.
.Ions were, being TO within half IN hour Of
the speski.g, when the workmen quilted
the building and the scene was clear. %
The picture presented was majestic.
With aitliugs Of 1900 auditors, every seat
in the vast amphitheatyo appeared to be
occupied. The audience having its full
qnota o! the fair portion OF humanity in
holiday a,tira. It Is conceded that in
etrsct the arrangement. and
ilreSslag ot the ball excels tha! oil the con.
yentlon oil four weeks ago.
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fAmlnHuJfn Fight for Fair Plny-Eot .
TeAt for the hesan,untiop,

rhmnan1'n Fight for Fair PIny-Eot a
TeAt for the eson,uatiop.
Special bt,paieh to ne Ials.li5e,eer.
CHICAGO, June s.-The frat real demon.
s!ra!ion took place when State Senator
Grady, ST New York, offered an amend.
mens to resolution which would in flee.
deaszoy The unit rule. He was his:ed .or
i've minutes aud chesred in :hs intervals
Of inspiration. Crafty spoke ele.
9uently and at length upon his
amendment, bu. Col. Fellows, by the ,pss..
erly manner Of his speech, carried the su.
diencs with him and iinnlly defeated it.
When Grady again took tho a;or he wp,
cheored aud hissed alternately unti! the
crowd in aaeer ahano o! its diacour,fsy,
1toppea and allowed him to proceed IN.
ia!efaased'y. Carter Harrison spoke
sgalnss the unit rule, which brought
Kelly to the floor with ioma and ior
fifteen minutes hs gave hi, stareo.ypcd
oblscsssa ia Inc rule. Thurman attempt.
AJ m IL low L ri..v -'E.
=, ho;s,asa,., y ous 'ne crowd sccome
no,sL 5 IL. . saa9 70 see nun that he re-
I,S,d ~, ~ :. ~. oAu01nnA "no mopped his
Tb. .Grair ama.,, - A.o Nh e'ec''ic iishL
,hs s,,.s: aa.ueu' Tsa, Ta,loss by a call o'
a,,yss. M ; W:.,;.; tLonai'son' o@ssr and "ella'
OF "ees Virginia, voted sgainst tha amend.
rnpnk
~ W.,
rba 4, f.o, =, H. GO, '..' g.
IN M ssrse ~ hs ss.1., lazy ''nenumeh' ~
clace,u,d, s,ra,,o.,. Aa1Iuee ny u 'ee1 o.
tsnnsr ~ ,.a "ssn' rs =. oply eno"s Inc
aud Tsmnany TI,..a '9sA.a Nelly
5a.s,r;,od ;..,;n . :" u'sns s''y
5a,to.,aa - e VI '.,e pe'' o. al
kelIv a,d - s,"n ~, sA 1owa ,n On
am as,a.a,., ,,s w s;.,a u'.'' Inv 0ou'n
on,cal,,on N him ',. Cs,, un'' IN 'ne''
yir,in;a. oaid a. ~, Is'ons. na,. Iey'oa o
aven;n, hs uwor,d ~ S1 S'ne- n1uso 'A3
N. M, ~, 'A"s uoo "ou4u remove
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~
Mf. rover, Of Alich!Ran,-Mr. Pfcsident,
I move you that tho resolution of Mr.
Grady. Of New York ho re,sr,,oa !, ,ho
,,,., -" "p'., A, =. 'ee'''u 70 ''ie
ooItn.sNh On t.u1es 1of ita aclton.
The Chair-fhe motion 70 not in order.
Mr.. Power-Wnon appointed, to The Com.
mittee on Rules 10 ho heroaiter nnno;ntaI
Mr.. Cochran, OF Nav Oo.k-UaIor ths
ruling Of tbp chair I am ;ent;,}sd N ,ha
floor. = ~ IL > -
Tho Chair-A motion has been made 10
reter'this reaoidtion OF Mr.. Grady 10 the
oomni'see e'enI on sues ios i's action when ap'
ill.,. rower-Wbs,eys7 tim com,;,.eo v,,,
preasn, Hs rules 10 this Convention | ,noys Va
that these resolutions DO relega:ed to that
co,I.lisse. mu st.,,.,2 = - -. =. ! y. I.
cha;.nnn ~ M ~ i'slip'- e'h'ol-A rise, hr.
iii. Coehrar,s.f mata a ,,,,n. -
that The gentleman csnnnt u.n. sa," o. o.ast
thero viii be sven comm,,, e sa nn p.,..s ,.;as
appointed. Ihis Ia for the temn M ,ta,ss ,,as
cinment Of ,ha convention. y w. - po''s So'' S,.
The Caair-Tbe gentleman na.os /.
motion that these rssolntiona bo "1 ,"fe1,ad
to u committee to bo raised, and tbs ',us con-
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IllEkE Was 10 trial OF Tho lSrgLLiGEScER
einltGlt Gaze. Alter Tic Russell state.
Gent Tss .nsdO It was not expected that
las rsse would receive even Reasonable
consideration. Who could hops for ilir
play from cour. Nhose President Judge
admitted that the cass lsd been pre-.
lcaed3-thE. Nj. Flew should be fined and
AS Hart impHscned7 ~"
1t Sss to tome extent .ea:suriag to
knox that under Mr.. Ratsells threat to
I'o1 Tie matter it imprisonment were in.
used on, shesO WAS TO 'bs 10 imbrbon.
cent; but he tlc. remained on tho lace
o that statement, ind In tLc il.ah and
o'ae ol II, list tls court had already de.
S;a''atd to punish as for contempt whs.
sianetsla2es libel. il 1t was m oiIeuso
&M-.hst s:aad iafy. petit jury, public
P'3'esa:or inlss aad witnesses were all
70 os S'simt!sted for the tiua in the body
C' asS'Wsms Cur, Of Appeals! Uaaer
~sss circumstances hearing argument WIS
Hfce--anlste form Of ias;ics rem mnlnips
u@ 'he substance had been cna.ched
Asy. ~.
Ice f'e'!dent Judge Of tho Cont siIi,ms
&sA:cSracy OF Mr. Rusaell'e remarkable
'S=odarC, Thsst'ore tbs truth Of the state.
@ses sa no! open TO qneat;on. This being
@'sHs7 highly improbable that three
%'as Judges ci the Coa:s Of AppeAls were
e'slatsd as to tbs Rcoos oi their decision
TIA shs cheapeako 4 Ohio easel and 10
'asA wore submitted the letter 70! the
'o5E'eo' lan1 tho circular fol the Auai.o,l
Sa'sa were examined, revised and ~.
p','sa' ? This meaua that they had pre-.
ia4ssd the eRse OF Miller, Auditor, Va.
SsSASaaa' Assessor Of Brooks county, auu
a'y 9'aef casa that nigh: co.ue up undo.
Msslst'sI and circular. II eoufs will dc
'aH'a eao casa Is 1t too much to suppose
-t:.saslse cour! Will do Il iu oihe,
81
the lSrxrLloSScsg has not now, ant
leyer has pretended to have, the evidence
10 provo thu. the judges did w.s. thoy MI
charged with doing, but p,opo.sd 10 pu
on tho stand eminent DAmocra,s who sal,
Il was true. The lac. was asse,tad "a A fac
a year sso In responsible Democrat
Newspaper whoss eliior now ,e;.e,a,es ;
and says his source Of Information wa
"au:hen.ic and trnstwor.hy." One Of tn
judgoa Is bis fellow .ownsa.au aud friend
When the abatement WAS fresh the ISrgl
LiaIScER commented on It as being
kcandaluus proceeding II II had take
place, and stuce then the IS7glLleyscy
Inns not ceased to comment on /. in tb
same strain. ]. will no. cease to CONNER
while there is reasonable ground for con
ment.
A newspaper owes something 10 ",
public which trusts 1t and luds In It a
eyer',Cady weapon Of defense and attac
where public interests are iuperilcd. II
IS1ELLldEScER hss paid the price Of !;
fidelity to the public interest. l. will D,
It again when thu. shall be necessary,
newspaper that can be beinsimilased by an
body, high or low, is tls only TO be handle
with the tongues, It Is not worthy
peak for ireemen. "a
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Cts gntelltse'1'ak.
.5ii,N.lIs7' :; .,,,l n j IOurIrcnli, street.

IA flIIc.p u" appointed Tor
rs I'a NV ,mc,p sh,m'elve. catching
s.ell s.e.S,ll ,1I tbs ytm md playing poker
ss,AhvbSt -
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Mr.. Hubbard in taking the chair gavo
thanks ior the honor done him. and which
he accepted not as tribute. to himself but
as compliment to the great State from
which he came, which Was absolutely cos !.
mopolitan In every tibre. Tho Democratic
party party in ali It's elements was the
same % II was when founded by the
Constitution nearly three quarters oi . CEN
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nor the temporary convention 10 provide
rules and regulations for the government,
o. the convention until properly orysnlx,
ed and therefore l raise Tho question Of
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THE CONyEN'rION.

Ex.Governor Hnhbarti. OF Texas, EfHdo
Temporary Chairman. ul i&
CAscAao, Jaly SAT !9:s0 p. m. Chi
cago time, the Convention WIS called 10
order By ex-senator Barnun, Chairman OF
the National Democratic COMMITTEES.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Dr.. D. @.
Marquis, Of the Northwest Theological
Summary. lIo prayed f,r ble,sing on
the v,ess uesemh!y Of representative clti.
Ears that they ahoald ba endowed plentt,
iuiiy wiih that wisdom which Is drst pure.
then peacesb!e and gentle and easy to be.
lis ea'rsated that nothing be done through
ssrifa or vain jealouay, but they should he
filled with that charity which IL no. puff.
cd mp aud doth not behave iisa!f>unseem.
inRly" lie prayed that their delibera.
tious would be guided 10 such conclusions
az wonld beat promote tho glory Of God
and the welfare Of the nation, 4 :
| nARsuM's SPEECH. III
| Chairman Bwnum said: "Geutlemeu
oilhs convention. harmony seems to be
tho ltn,iment OK thin convention, With
desire .uti -daterminA.son 10 nominate 4
tickat for President and Vico Prps;den,
which will bs satisfactory to the North and
the South, 10 tho Eas. and the West; nay
more, ticket that will harmonize the De
moctacy throughout the Union and insurl
victory in November. Harmony preyall
in the deliberations Of the National Com
mittse. No effort WIS made to nominate
temporary Chairman In the interest o
, any candidate, but on the contrary on
who shall preside over the deliberations o
the convention with absolute ippartiality
: In that spirit and to that end l have beel
a diirected by the unanimous vota Of III
, National Committee 10 name the Hon. Il
n b. Hubbard, ,of Texas. for temporary Chat,
y man ot this convention. Mr.. Hubbar
was then unanimously elected temporar
t Chairman. Tbs Chair appointed 6enato
/. u. +. Jonas Of Louisiana, Hon. 9. A
Barnes, Of Georgia, and Hon. Abrshar
Hewitt a committee 10 conduct him to Ii
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