Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-06

ST. LOUIS, June 6-The Democratic Ma
tonal Convention began to gather in tn,
early hours of the morning. although tn,
gavel of Chairman Barnum, of the Nationa
Committee, will not announce its openinl
until noon. The trickling stream of hu
manity which began to run into the expo
sition building as early as eight o'clock
has grown to torrent which surges in and
fills the great nave of the hall to overflow
ing, and long before noon 10000 human
faces gaze upon the high desk reserved fol
the presiding officer of the convention, as
yet empty, but with its cleaning white sill.
yer gsyel-a gift of the Nevada delegation
full of curious interests for the expectani
multitude.
CONVENTION HALL
The hall in which the convention is being
held is one of the most beautiful that ever
received distinguished gathering. The
taste which the decoration committee has
displayed speaks highly in their praise
The decorations are elaborate, vet not
heavy, and nothing is left to displease the
eye as il wanders from one end to the other
along the brilliant galleries and rows of
beautiful banners. The first thing that
attracts attention on entering the hall is
the eastern end Above the highest gal
.ei! t'1iis VI eue Natohai SaPitoi,
fuS anu eA4usite representation Oh Une
building, with the lawn in front. The
artist has carried deception TO its farthest
point by setting some eyergreens in the
gallery, which give to the scene q truly
realistic effect. Just beneath this are ar
ranged in a triangle the picture of Cieve-
land. Hendricks and Tlden, the first set
ia.se Iame IN y neio OF plue
Win wmt.e I'M stars anu ooruereo WIN req vel
eiee are surrouhoed oy tne
naucuai nasS, anu iroin them start tne
pAnueis anu Ies.oons Mtth "hicn tne gal
isi.S ART ueeoi ieOe9. penea.n .ne picsure
VI .ns resiueh' en- is .ne chairman seat, ele
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sIenuiine: posts ".iJn suppollt
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recentacIe and il reIsiyad by
the dranerv of Amer;can sags
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snart with graceful carelessness The Iigbt
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was rAaneu oy 'he uhAhiiious 'o'e vi oie
oonsenIion ..;s
nasils tahen lns SnaiIi 'ne ne" Ples.u.
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olhe. alhss. a'iioi in aiA vas
scquireu uiiuel p1iauo iI,e m ~ os
came coiiil.ionM ~ " eai.n unes h. ~.
suspceS- ~; y sneote oL,is hs.ins u.a. s, a.e
Des'oMsi .s =! .nis laso, Snouiu .n.iae ifoI a
..u - bn- ~ a. -, Tr;an
oourase sase net W SII a .IIo "a. o,ioi, @
su Una. parH snoH SSss uS e . .ba ~
of those who knocked and did not knock in
vain for admission to the privileges OF stale
hood.
Up to the late Presidential election, the
Republican party declared that Demo-
cratic success meant national -uin, and
that whatever might be said of the crimes
and transactions of those then in author