The Forrest City times., 1888-06-30
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 TEe1 cane ttse fzeaesrt oS tAe dzy- ths pw.@ensz.5oz to tee Convection of ss> rzrfyk Ers1 ezEa date fer tkse Pfss63-EeT. Gen John C. Fremont The szOwy-as1lrsd- whste-teaFaed- bszt s-zI hale eSd Y2fh-Gzdeg- made .izis wsg t3 sAs platform witn as Brsz gssttv rep @s zfsY ass eFer alsreAs-1 VI his fsBCsas s0gzEnsg SerOss tfss plains and tase Eoe8Ies
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 The Virginia contest between Ma bone and iss rivzl Wise was thKos . into the Convention a. the first oppor- | sunity. and yeFytspdy expected to see test Of sherman strength against .be field Otiing Of the sort occurred. he two faction leaders fighting each other tooth and nail until the ConVen-
 lion was too thoroughly diszusted 10
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 Another unpleasan. incident was .lse attempt of those who opposed ThuFst0n fO- the temporary chairman ship on acc unt Of his raj road affliia- lions. 10 put in rome one else. The at 1 tempt was unsuccessful whsn the del sgafes heard ThuTston 3 HlagniGeently powerful voice. and felt that he was
 the right man to pTeser re order in the Convention. The 0utcrOpping of the sntl-QonopoIy feeling was not, how
 syer, lost on the Depew boomers, who Eineed yisibly al the outbreak The only apparently spontaneous applause for possible dsT6 horse was ! that for Mckinley. of Ohio. 1t broke l put quite unexpectedly during the read ! ing of his name in a list Of committee ' men.
 The audience which flled the space { sl around the delegates and altern- [ stes was a strikingiy brilliant and cos u0politan one Men and women known all over the country were { sprinkled all through the crowd. One | group which attracted great interest ! was composed ol Mrs. Logan, Mrs | Foraker, and John 4. Logan, Jr.. a z Foang naHsof about 25, who. with his raven black hair brushed back from ais forehead and his black mustacbe bore an unmistakcable likeness to his | father. In the front TOW of balcony ! 0 the Chairman right, witha big [ punch of roses on the rail in front 0i i aer, was Miss Rachel sherman. Back | ,f her was Walker Blaine, wilo watched the proceedings with { great interest. A few seats distant Alexander Sulliyan, ex-President of : the IrishA meTican League, and his { sife were located.
 l if cene3Gt ln-A4a4 " dS Nya-Fl l44d4i was expected, and many thought that ! the reading of the committees would ! end the days work, 90 when this tedi ous work was begun, many left their places.
 The adjournment until noon to-mor- row indicates a night session, as the report of the Committee on Resoiu- lions and the report of the Committee i on Credentials will take up most of { the afternoon.
 l THE SECOND DAY.