New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07

the of the gray hat Jared up anu l,rsa ue
rcd bandanna and laurel wreath away togctner'
saying: r.p
No blood was shed, however All this while
the cheering went on steadily inosc VINO gIew
tired stopped and took e tber we Se' resed
II could not be seen that the volume Of sound
wavered at any time. Now, delegates began 70
collect the poles bearing the Shields OF the dere'
States and gathered them about that OF New.lor.;
while the screaming went ON like mad. Pieces Oh
muslin were torn from the decorations ana wayeo
wildly about Big yellow pastcboard eagles t az.
aid duty as decorations were made mace 70 nap
their wings over the heads of the crowd. Finally
the scene vergcd on the ludicrons FISH horns
started in the gallery, and their biare was ncaru
above all the din, with the band stu oanging
away and the chairman pounding despalrlngiy
with his gravel AT last when the scene had lasted
more than twenty minutes by the watch, quicU
chat a man is popular. Democrats love Grovcr
Cleveland But they don't
MRS cLEvELANDs NAME POPULAR
Ex-Congrcssman Mckenzie, Of Kentucky, sec
onded the nomination and made the hit OF the Day
His allusion to Mrs. Cleveland as the only DEM
ocrat more popular than the President was loudiy
cheered, but when he settled down TO the racing
vernacular of Kentucky, he showed that he knew
how to talk TO q Democratic convention. Every
new touch of sporting slang was greeted with ue-
light In conclusion he fred the heart OF tne con-
ycntlOn by moving 10 Suspenu tuc IuANo "NN'
the nomination of Cleveland unanimous n-..,..n
The roll call Of Stats went on; ~. ~ NJ
smoke for Georgia Colonel Fellows, OF New.
York was recognized sitting in the 'front.' row vi
the gallery back of the chairman mere wcrc
ioud calls for him. but he modestiy dodgcu uo"n
and refused TO appear. William ~ Morrlson,
whom Mr. Cleveland made Interstate Sotni'Y u,;
Commissioner, spoke half dozen MoIs t tor
pois This was doubtless done 10 uIaw ao'e -: ~
TO the fact that there were no ofcenodcIs III s,o
conyentioa Bryan G.. Stout OF hncmgsn, VIM
enocested John Brown little in his appearance
smoke at some length, and enjoyed MS speech III,
trns>lv qualification that the CONVENTION was
unable TO share. When Missouri was caIeu ohs AZ
wsre loud cries for Senator Vest, TO when ne oiu
no. rcsnond New-York was called and there were
agoin loud calls for Fellows. M Fiowsr CAM
down the aisle and beckoned to Coonei Fellows 20
co on the nlatform, but he remained lmmoTaoie'
MANY cries of Scott" greeted the call lor fehn
syIvania. II. w. Lightfoot, OF Texas, SPOKE o,
President Clevclards noble attitude when ne ss Az;
TELL the truth" but somehow TINS aiuslo a,d
not awaken any enthusiasm. re Preut 'ioI
300 600 majority for Cleveland in Texas: wncn,
considering that they can make 1t anything Ihey
like. would be drawing it mild la
When Virginia was called, there were iouo
demands for Senator Daniel whose dark race,
resembling that of Edwin Booth, could DC sceh
in that delegation. He did not speak, however,
nor did McCSnnis. the popular delegate from Arl-
iona who was also summoned. Fac CHAIRMAN
then mt the motion and declared Mr. cleveland
nominated at which there was more chee,ryrhs'
lint not for long. After arranging thar the VICE
President should not he nominated until tne plat,
form had been adoped, the Convention adourheu
until tomorrow. - -. 49,; l.; ,ho fre+
time since the convention system came INTO vogue
that the Democratic party has nominated d cah-
djdate for President by accamatloh