The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-06
THE DEMOCRATS.


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stands the hsi<, Of the president. aud su,-
pended on the fAce OF the gallery above
The stage 10 n large portrait of the president.
and on the other sisses are similar portraits
81 Hancock. Cleveland. Tiiden ard ex-
Governor NsrM ainke, of Missouri. A very
striking sffeet was produced in the gallery
above the stage hs an encrraosss shasi..
drawing of the Capilai ns Washington irpoa
: background Of sky -hiue canvass
TIE delegates OF states are arranged en-
ursiy acsoss 'ns Dali and sfseseh ninety
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xgx YORK AND THE cr.rxrsrnrxry
:, One o. .ae iaa.n subjects OF discussion
.ais @ mofning pe,ose me convention inei
: - tnt as,ion 81 tne New fork dsleSsies
~ caucus iast night A meeting vas held
y iAaHany nsns9unnrr Inc uelssa-
Iion was soscfwneiningiF Thurman. but the
lnaiahA people aaa SHOWN themselves 80
lhoroaxeIy ia earnest IN their opposition
70 thc p,d ksic1h, CT rasner IN their adFe-
,sry oi Gray that u placed New YORK in
.enrase isssiuufi- II the weight OF It's In
aaenee was ,nrown asainst Gray his
'naa.es Hohsa De siigat aud IN tnis way
New YORK would Rot only secure the presi-
ients out decide Hhe should have the
secend piSct- Not caring To anfagonixc
jras iriensis the delegation finally cen
,ia.en ,n. Z, Ieane me choice OF VICE preSl-
lent to lie other states and the following
'esola,ioa Was unanimously passed;
kss.stsd, ihsi when New YORK : reached
1fron tae call Tor vice president the chair
nan shall ask that New York he passed;
hai II that permission Is refused the dele
yaiion shall then request leave 10 retire
or consultation
MISC AND DEcorATfoSs
As the convention gn,her..., a f,,il h,e<.
,asd q. xixtv ri,,.,ss sfaffn,s.d ~, ~. w.,
raIlery of the hail euliy.nrd aI with mar.
fal strains and popular aperafic airs Tn..
delegates efragvlsd in lasf ~ sll rrnsraIIy
" s.elesafiof,s. and t,serp wn, s.,ne saE,.
iIsiou in seating thera II, ae,.,r..snes win
he plan arranged. butsuobody ap,. AIRED 10
< in : hnrry. Eyeryi.,dy Vas ruosi.na-
watched each nevcotner 10
atch the familiar faces es they entered
be chamber. Whenever prominent fig
Ire " ss recognized those in tho haii who
oald read the dim inscriptions beneath the
s,,inr r,.,a.a,'ss IN. ,.,,y,.,n nr - a,s
leignbor, who passed them On. and soon
ne curiosity OF the entire audience Is sat
shed Beneath tseselan3's portrait Is the
alniiinr quotation from the presidents
Message: 1T Is a condition not a Theory
naf confronts as
lnoer Iildens portrait - the motto:
Let there be peace and fraternity through
ut the ia1d.
Beneath Hendrieks: The necessities
'eace.
Under Haneocks portrait was written
he following quotation ffosa his lester ef
ccepssnce. The great principles Of lib
rty an inheritance Of the people.
II is at once noticed BY the delegates rs
ney note THESE famtiief ana historical
,esnocfa &c srhuhehts tnAl there IN q con
~ oav a.aain rsee 81 ni.
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hc Fln.iofia- ne was Instantly fccssshizen
ha ailia lac graz appiaise. NUMEROUS
oiees were aeard cfytas bsssialh
e,rtsp IN oppru
Al f2ss' p m. ex-senator Barnurn, ot
'onneeaeui. CHAIRMAN OF t8c Democratic
IatloEal committee, rs'se from his chair,
M Win tse ensci sinoic lae aesS one
tgrdy blow. Then the various bands
sbIch were Giseoursing music IN various
arts ef the ball ceased The loud talking
nd cheers whicn greeted ,he appearance
Z saca distinguished individual who en-
cred the convention rsse way 10 9uletnest.
ND with some preliminary hustle the
.reai Assem- oisse sues4dea Into eothpara-
I'VE silence
The convention VIII please come TO
.rde-, sad chairman barnnin. blsaof
J. c. CRANBERRY: Of - Louis, will open the
'roe~edings of this convention with
'raEer
OPENING PaAyEa-
Rfson Cranberry came forward and ad
ir,-sx.s,s the thr.le of yYas-e az f.,iIox.-
.AJmivhiv God stnr Heaysnly Fathe- who
+, lift,si far asspys thfs turmoil. aud ye;
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d, "a tbv r-nxide,,e,. as,i The voxS az fhy
and We,b.ns thee f,,y this prs.af rsuntry
xs,jrh thou hmSt given tts. fsr the Increase
,,,r rop,.Iatior,. and oar wealth and our
,wer. for the difs1siau of knowledge. fas