Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-06-16

After the applause follow rr Chairman
Whites speech Governor Green. % NV T.-.
scy. said: Mr. President. j 0ga- ras o..
loving resolution:
The resolution which had oeoa sent 60 tEe.
secretary, was read a. follows:
'HFo'r.R, That the rules ~ the la, Demo
cratic Convention govern tins hoIy Until or. --
wise ordered SUBJECT to the 70 glowing mod.
ton: That In voting FOR can't dates for Prs.
dent AMI Vice President no state shall be- q.
owed TO change is vote until he raI. u State
has been called and every State has cas-, T.,
'oles." Adopted.
MI Patterson, Of CClorado-Tn behalf Of Col.
orado Democracy crave the Indulgence o.. this
Convention 10 present to IT toT use BIZ rs Cea.r.
man "A solid silver raYel.
Mr.. Patterson then held up the gave, which
created great applause.
Continuing he said; Il vas wrought ron
Colorado mines, and fashioned by Colorado 4 d.
iisaus. His the modest Offering OF the Young.
est member Of the Federal Union 10 that party
that restored silyert TO the monetary plane from
which II was degraded through the Republican
Congressional conspiracy Of ls,3, and that has
'ver since remained lis consistent champion.
May the announcement be made 10 the civil.
lied world through its silyery tones Of the sec.
'ha unanimous LNlAiliAsAAlNA W AAf Htip.f :
choice for Prcsident-Groy Cleveland. lGreat
applause1
The Charman-Gentleme Of the Convention;
II there is no objection, and l assume tina, there
Will be none, This present will be deemed nc
,'p,ed. II is solid silver, and as far as a gave
cG> do II, you will lave TO be ruled by silver
lGr, 1t applause.l
Senator German, Of Maryland, passed up tn,
following resolution, which was read by tht
Secretary:
"Hes0irtd, That the roll of the States an,
Territories be now called, and that each delega
ton name one member to act as q member O
Committee on Credentials, one member OF
the Committee on Permanent Organization an
ono member on the Committee on Resolutions
ind that all resolutions in relation to the pla,
form Of the Democratic party be referred I
h0id committee without debate" Adopted.
The following i5 the Committee on Resolr
buttons aud n list OF the National Committed
men that will be reported TO the National Cor
vention tomorrow afternoon. Three Stat
delegations had not yet completed their orgar
i7ation at midnight tonight, and several other
had not yet decided on their National Con
mitteemen.
Committee On Resolutions-Clay W. Taylor
Cali. ornin; Thomas NJ. Patterson. Colorado
Alfred T.. Bur-, Connecticut; W. i. Cause,
Delaware; +. g. Dubigman, Georgia; N. +
WorthingtOn, Illinois; David Turpie, Ind
ana; Y. w. Lehman, Iowa; d. G. Lowe, Kar
las; Henry Waiterson. Kentucky; John d,
mond, Louisiana; A. w. Madegan, Maine
J. w. Cunnin CHAM, Massachusetts; A. 7
German, Mnrfland; George N. Yaplt
Michigan; u. c. SirinPer. Minnesota; W. II
simms, Mississippi; James u. North, Nehra.
La; Richard Battle, North Carolina; Nj. u
cnuaghan. Ne,ada; J e. Moore, New Ham,
shire Leon Ablstt, New Jersey; Edwin
Cooper. New Yor;, Y. =. Neal. OHIO; NJ. s
hsilman Oregon; William Mutchler, pennsy
ssniai Josepn hstoa,t, RHODE Island; John 4
<esA bsssh Carolina Lilsrd Thoalpsol