The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-06-08

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The National Democratic Convex
ion met ID ST Lonis June sih, and
nas called 10 order b Ensenatof
Barnum, Chairman If The Eaiignal
Democratic Committee, Hho presented
Hon. stephen u. White. whom ihe
eommiiiee had chosen temporary char
man. Mr. White delivered Al able
address, when I've permanent orgaai-
zalion was elected By tte elseiion Of
aeneEal Collins presiding oficer
Alta al, ID The 9Th, mr.. Dough
erty, 81 New York. arose and placed
80 nomination Grover Clsyelsnd.
Dougherty said: Il rise 70 name
the next President Of The United
States. Greet excitement and dele
gates all standing and cheering.
New York presents him TO the cons
Feniion and pledges her electoral
VOTE Renewed cheering,
1909 3. MI ou1herty said: we
are here 10 name the man the people
have already chosen Renewed ap-
pianse
At the mention 81 Tariff reform there
was loud applause, and The mention Of
The FsiOes and reclamation Of pnblie
territory bring lond applause. An al
iusion 10 sectional strife is greeted
with continued cheers and hai-wAyiRg.
The orator eontinnes Il give you
name entwinsd with victory. ] nom
inatc Grover Cleveland. 5rsat sz
eitement
The cheering continued amid the
waving Of hats. The exeilsmeut ex-
teuds 10 the galleries. The band Is
playing EHsit 10 The Chief The
pieaure Of Cleveland IA The White
H0ass IS uncovered on the east wall
aad there IS Wild enlhusiasm. GisFe
lands hast or the platform l. crowned
With iaure1 wFsath and the aheeESHg
eoalinReS Hats ore thrswn into the
ar and e1ciieue1t Snrrsasss-
1915 .. m-Ths cheering sliil ean-
Iinnaz. BaE5annas are waFiBg al
oTar The bal and 5aleEz1ss aaAnaFag
On Rae seats. The chaiFmaa i FapgEng
Tor 0r5eE. Hgrns are blowing Il tbs
gallery.
1915 p. ms-Tbe delegates picked
No the Stale baaneTs and are waving
them high II the sir- The cheering
soaiiuRes.
1890 p. m.-The delegates are
grouping al Stale banners and waving
them high in The alr. Cheering is Es-
neEed with yig8r.
1924 2. m.-The delegates are re-
turning 10 their seats with the State
banners, but the cheering confines.
1926 o. MIR. Dongberty has re-
turned TO bis seat. A flag has been
fastened to the New York banner. The
cheering confines.
1921 p. ma Roman's red hat
has dropped from the gallery. The
delegates are tossing it about and still
cheering and waving hats and UNI
breilas.
1928 p. m.--The crowd in the gal
leries is tearing the eagles from the
gallery decorations and waving them.
The cheering Is renewed. The band
strikes up ''stsr Spangled Banner"
The cheering has continued twenty
one minutes.
1891 .. m.-Some one has placed
bandanna on the Cleveland bust. 1t
aFouses great enthusiasm, but was i'm
mediately removed by those on the
| platform.
1899 p. m.-The delegates have
taken their seats, but the audience is
still eheeting.
4 1894 p. m.-The cheering ceases
sitter twenty-fOur minutes.
! The Kentucky delegation asks and
is granted unanimous consent 10 sec
ond the nomination, and James A..
Mckenzie is recognized. The cheer
ing is renewed, bnt not prolonged.
There is cheering at the mention Of
Cleyeland's name, but wild enthusiasm
at the mention Of Mrs. Cleveland.
n Mckenzie says Mrs Cleveland is the
only better Democrat than Mr. Cleve
land in the country. laughter
Mckenzie addressed the convention
al gentlemen Of The jury" Laughter
Mckenzie says the Presidents mes
sage had ihe diFeelness and force of I
Kentucky rife and the execution Of !
dynamite cartridge. Renewed ap
plause aBd great laughter.
1913 p. m.--Judge Twiggs, 0
: Georgia, rises 10 second the Romina
ton. Mr.. Cleveland was nOminatei
BIZ reclamation.
Our readers will please excuse .
I for not giving further particular
: Nc sndeavoFed 10 get Especial befor
. going iopreaa but failed. EyeryIhin
. however points 70 the nomination /
Z Senator Thurman for yice-Presiden
I.ATEa-T Thurman nominated.
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