Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06
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Oppressive. maxgY Atmosphere
Al iz30 ne vszt asserlolage Vas siieneed
b sEroks iFsm ia saFsl 0f Chairman
BarDan. and the Democrats convention
Of isss sas formally Ia sessioa- The
Chairman introduced Bishop J. b. Gran
barry. Of g. Lofts. who opensd ths pro-
cssdings with sFaysr. The Chair tAsn
stat..i that aching anisr the EuEh0rlty con
fsrrsd apon him oy the SationAi Demo
cratic COMMITTEES, hs soa-d present ~ TIE
convention the names 0f tue persons
seiee 81 ~ t1e C0mallttee 70 prssl1s over
aaa oifieer tas temporary organization 81
tns coassali0o. As tie secrsfary read the
name 20 5. A. Whiie. Of California, as
ten,noraFy Chairman ths Convention
efeeied lt sitn cBcsrs as 10 also greeted he
nsu1s ii T. o. Prince. "a Massachusetts,, az
recfstary.
The rsa.iias Of the hat og oticers having
b.ea eonclu lsd ths choice Of th7 commitiee
-as ratified 81 ths unanimous vote Oi tie
convention The chair appOintsd A. +.
4 srman, of Nafiana. G. > Brice. Of Ohio.
.ed h ~ DAWSON. Of south Carolina. a. =
committee s0 conduct AE. Whi-s 10 me plaL-
form.
Having taken the chair the new prezid-
fng oflosr Nas greeted With another round
Of applause and cheers
lie than ktd the convention ior ne honor
conferred apan hiIn and the section of eoun-
~ from which he came he spoke n
glowing terms ol the administration OF
resident Cleveiznd attacked the ReDuon-
can party fof obslFCctlnz mobilization OF
the tarif prsised the administration pub
lie and and Immigration policy; euiogiEsd
Tldsn. and cloaed oy predicting that he
nominees Of tns convention vii Do the
choice of she people.
AlIhoGxh Chairman White bad requested
BY way 81 preface, that daring he delivery
o. his spssch the convention should pre-
serve sllsnce ig was fFeQusntly intsrrupte4
by Applause. and Oncs or twice he vas COM
psllsd % sloo until tAs applause died away.
lie spoke with dlstiactness aad could %
heard all over tie ball.
Whea be mentioned the name OF Pre&-
deaf CisxelAnd the convention arose and
vita saving hats and uattering handksr-
chiefs chsered for several seconds. A men
ton OF tariff reform vas also eheersd and
a. ths close Of bis address the speaker was
generously apDlAudsd. CuFiously enough
the references ia his speech 70 Iiiden failed
70 arouse any marked sothusiasm and none
al he Nsw York delegation spplaaded the
msnti0a of that once inspiring asms-
AT the conclusion Of the speech Gov
Green. OF New Jersey, offered resolution
adopting the rules OF the preceding con-
vsnlion a. the rules of the present conven-
NON snbiect 10 kas following modification.
That in voting for candidates for Prcsideat
sad Vice President no STATE suall oe a.
lowed @ change its vote until q roll csl OF
tns states hss been made aud every State
has cast q VOte-
Mr. Patterson. OF Missouri, in behalf OF
the State Of Colorado. presented 70 the con
vsntion a gaysl manufactured Of Colorado
silver. richly chased and FURNISHED. The
Chairman. while accepting the gavel,
alsasaatly remarked that as far as tns
eAsvsl would 10 IL, the convention would
hars 70 os ruled 0y silver. lApplaus~.l
The states then proceeded 10 make The
appointments Of members Of the Commit
tees on Resolutions. Credentials and Per
manent Organization, the Michigan mem
bers being respectively Yaple. ParkhRrsl
snd Whitman. When ths name Of Hnrpie,
of fudlsna Wss called 70 represent the
STATE apou tbs Committee on Resolutions
there utss a burst OF applause which was
however. sciipsed by the cheers which
greeted the selection 0f Henry Wsttsrsor
~ the same COMMITTEES bY the state Of Ken
tacky Nor vas 00rmsn forgotten BY tbs
assembiage. and the mention Of bis nam'
ves vigorously aDplaaded as vas the con
test IN ths DAKOTA delegation, me only con
test before The convention. it r.s moves
That the Dakota delegates De excluded froa
any perticipaton IN the conventions pro
casllnxs until th8 report OF tie Credentiail
COMMITTEES Wts made kad acted upon
Adopted without opposition.
The chair then announced thst sach .
the three committees Just constituted Wouig
ruees a. clock.
Aner sarns discussion - % the question
of allowing uniformed clubs % bold meet
irEs iu ths hail during the recess Of th'
convention. Mr. Fiowef. cf New York
rose % ofsr resolution and vas receives
with spplaaee. The resolution vas 20 thl
elect tnat when The convention takes a r.
ces. to,lsY. it BE- To meet 81 noon tomorrow
Governor Albeit. Of New Jersey. offsrs,
sa amend rnsnt dKiux the hCsr A. ~ D 'cioc <
he wanted be sSid 10 see tas Democrats,
tekst neno nsfed tomorrow, sad not on tn
third 5av. The amsndmenf vas accsptss
b. Fiower and The rssOiufiOn. 50 amended
sr-ea3 Ia. The cor ven zion thsn. on motiol
of Mr. klowsr. st 2 . cl0ck took = recess
until ID tomerraw.
Immediately after adjournment this af1er
noon The Cray men renewed thsir Old sac
ncs. They c0usreFsted In the hotels an,
snieavorsd 81 u1ks Up IN enthusiasm an,
ianz eower what thsv iscksd ln nun be7s
They esafn 60 tsys dec, led lpon an anything
to-besf. raarman policy. and VII prohabl.
throw their Strength 90 some asrx hCrse
the man u she red aauisens fats % sscur
tro-thirlis an tne drst ballot. This how
ever. spresrs Co he very remote eontin
rencr Henry Wsftsrs0n vii n0t sliop
h's ns.se 10 he presented ~ = candidate io
permsnent ehsiruan.
rae~e i trouola ia the COMMITTEES 0F
Resolutions At Z lsts hour tonight tA
esnarnit1ae vas sti3l ia session and anshi,
- er~es en- the t3rtI pisrk. The raiics
~rrepus reform element seems ~ "a in thN
minority. md Is ls hishi7 probshls th
rar.f plank ell ~ modelled en- fnat o.
fSst is = stated that Lehman, If lows
wi sutnfit = minority report endorsing th'
Presidents views In empheuc terms.
this - ths tase a hot 6zhf i axelv 10 b
rrecirisafed AMI she convention may b
r4rrfe.l over unst Lnursstsv.
rae nrcsretfs sre Eued far sn AZ nigh
$50 lrl ef sfa enrl Dift1a. Aof1ree men oF
Sc are sersei apcn ne terms IN vaiCh 81
varir r.ank sacu.d - couchef. sad fh'
pruspects 51r safisfacfnry solctien sre "a
f-en snceHreginr
TIE 8c. ar ~ fhs cnnreufien IN 1eci finl
- neet st ia ocock tomorro~ inste al q
a. aoon VS. 4 zresf iissprcint1nenf to h
citizees ct - i1fs ss Is precficsilY ass Eire.
anal adjournment az me convsnfiou -
niorro~ a,zht instead ~ 81 Thursiev So
Iouieians have Been nssinE nav whi,e th.
SIN sbcae. sua tae frslsian cf the c0oven
tion nears = .rSs cf srsat many 3osIar
a. the hoiel seensfs snf merchants - -,
c'fr eexrai h. ftswer 81 Na~ Ya-k
atterrrfl.f ~ heVe TIRE tine - MEETING 81
f,r ntea hfit sse eetlf .neut 81 ~ eYnrar.
f,ss VS. 81 risit.v sksi nsf b tasf - shsrs
Sone.i ne efor- asa result e7 rhurs.is,
rlsrrf.sg the err wsi erehahlv hsrs A..
srmei ts usual rustic aprssTsrce
TIE sr1-coIn liisttes ef he t.ersr1itree IN