The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-12

2csted that The roll OF states should be
ca led, so g to put ON record the
unanimous vote for Hendricks. Wallace
The suggestion and with
DIRE" his motion to nominate by &C.
clamatiOn ami moved that the noini-
nations 90 now clo-c. Agreed to and
the c.erk proce led TO call the roll OF
states.
Wien the state of Illinois was
reached Coy. Palmer arose to all
nouucr the vote Of said state. Lii
moi casts one vote tor ThOs n. Hen.
drick-, and then paused as If waiting
tor the cutlery of some preconCcrteO
ARRANGEMENT. He cast his eve toward
the Missouri dcieganOn, aud appal-
cntly in response, Gen. Manson, OF
Missouri, jumped up and emitted a
terrific yell. This was Immediately
taken up tie all iiencc and a trcmen
Gus how arOae from all parts OF the
hal! south of The space allotted to the
dele CATION. EXcit, ment aud moist
swept gradually around among the
aud tnce III the rear Of the delegates.
and rolled IN ii wave though the as,
mass OF spectators cOngrc9aiCd il
he north win OF the chamber. Tie
charman rappcd spliut RS of his table
trsint to curb the Il mon. tri.t ons. bnt
he mlght ns vel have :itteuptru To stop
az erupt u If Vcsuviu, with the tap Of
4 tack hamm r. At len.tn lttle com
motion was visible in the New York de-
eGarlon, and the < and sachen of Tam
many WAS seen -lowly rising ouy of The
rouiu-lnn IKE HE night on a dark night
AR heli! : IN uth Was as VIE oprn II,
me ih Se orin'G OF " pohu peI' o"l
"la,eNS! lnui' uuh' no &c va paiiI
''ON 49, i'it, ~ ~ ~ =.
pu upuuo Nv ,ooN ro, 'e' ion - 'ii'
th. s;oi'.,i far oenaroi de,,cnstrat;o, ~,
ha ,,art ni th. an. .CIav,land ran anI
d,.lryntes frnm all narts oI the snIc,.
within the railing sprang upon their
chairs and rails d a yell of such proper.
tions aud intensity that the putty dropp d
oul of the Immense sasheo which com.
| posed the roof of the hall. ProminenI
among the members of the body who
asslsttd III creating the sec ION or Bed
I'm I'm were sle deirgttes from indiana
dls>ouii, yiSa'Ila anu lie Ihh-
many ~ Vi !iie we" toiA NelcsI''uI' ., ;
,'Hu ~ .nI n' '.1f ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ti4oi, ~ 'iie
o"',i ,I 81 -: ~ " O'ioi' auu
we 'nu'''St S .ns hoise y, :nl ~. uenons.'a
.lon "t-ou ~ ,o,".Ie ai NV, NC S.i"ius Vi
'n""i0 ".io ion' ~ .i'o ptoat
Cl hotu
i""'"""' ~ ''o'rii' ~" .ne INN
ma hc" ''iy 'ueeo an" ooic IL W 'hc
chairman uesh, lie passed up Tue
aisle ana shouteu something INTO the
chairman 5 ear. The chair, however,
refused TO listen, but continued to
thump on his desk with his gavel and
Mr.. Gibson retired with halt utter.
ed aneihema on The interual idlocy OF
ANYBODY who would attempt to con-
troyert so evident an Indication of
popularity. In the meantime the
auIieuce and delepa,es WED with
eacn other in producino an ear srI,t
t,ap uojsc. which drowned ont tho
voices of ,h. two or ,hroa dosn,
tlevclanJ mon who wora a,,daa,.n,.-
inc tn y,in ,hn oar of ia nba;r
Wnh sI, his tnrmoii oh ~, nj hi,u i:" Gn,.
Hon rict. nrnseuI., an evto,uoi ,,.I,,
ynirt cnn,'.,S,od s,ron,1,. viii ,,,n
frn,zy which nos,e.ss,.i ,ha v.s,
ossemhIara ra ..t a. II froyar fas,,o n,s
chair. an. resIsted th4 Determined horde
ot h,wliup daEaJnte. who tria1 to 1r,g
him 10 his feet. A number of Tamma
nyltes resumed ln,ir ,eut., but Grady
danced about On hs chair, violently
waving uewsp .per, and opening his
mouth to such width that 1t seemed that
It could OF lt>e.f take IN an disPo-e of
every Cleveland man Ia th New lo h
delegation DC good OLD soul IN the
east saliery' While engaged IN nourish-
ing u large slush am umOrel a. dropped
tne weapon hIcn n'"teu Gown IKE a
pa "0,u.e a'lH "ii- ", y VI 'ie oai'' ueau
FIags hats. fans. haYdk rchiefs nnu
oyer-eoat, and .nawls were brOugut in n
use by the Hendricks s,mpathi2ars in
III audience. and "A view of thr
audience was ike that of
an old brush paich torn
by violent gale. All a, once out OF