Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-30

her~s sid Sicsirs. waving hts rrutrh IN th@
sir. W rroToss n say Who shall b. orr can
didats ant We do not want 70 have NehtEta
rsmnin< sh~ir caatitsts down oar throws"
Thea a Nt-higsa delegate rpurei 81 on thu
troubled waters by saying The nsn was toll
not to raise the bsn7~r ani b h1d no right to
- over in New Works delegation n anT
event and the conflict which thrcatened
blows came to an end
One iaconsfiersts delegate hotsted \ banianA
Others had umbrriiss and canes in th> afr. hsts
snd handkerchief. The cheering continued in
termittsnsly for ten minutes The chairman
sacc~ed~i IN pounding o-ier with HIS zzvel and
Gov Albeit went o. Almost the nsrt sen
tene- Wa: "Not only will h. rec>lvs tb- sup
port Of every democrat in the anL- Thsrs
were cries Of Nc" and counter cries q Yes
from all over the hall
Storptng q moment the governor r-peatef:
4 said every democrat laying 4 strosg EN-
phasis On THE vori democrat The point
hrought down the house.
At another point WHERE tbs governor rsu->i
.pre one cried: Give n q democrat bat q
eti no, provoke Denomination wh-n Gov.
Abb-f. came To the review % the Modern hsro
sal Of the democracy be VA. chscred in mol
Grafton FROM Russell to BoE-s. but when
David HIS nams va. mentioned Tam
many and the New York delegation led =
Demonstration second only to that which the
Cleveland mea hsi mai. Mounting thrir
chsirx. the New Workers bf = cheering army
which foant recruits n9u,en.1riiY in ev-rT
part Of tbs hall Twtce. tsricc. the New York
m-a sat down. but each tim, ~. cheering
started sncw. snd again and sgaia the frieBd,
snd dnir-r OF the New Yorsers sros, 70 their
feet Amos CumuingS waved a fan srourd his
bead Jolly Distri-t Attorney Riixsway.
round fscs shons with ~xrit-tnsnt. and Gen.
ssckiss waved his crutch high in tss air.
After Ugh. minute. Of notes th~ IN tlrtnsn
trird 10 rep tbs convention to ord-r. hus
com. orr broaxh; in s1ms Hshpyr1ah.i
pictures % Mr.. Hill and hold them alofs- Ca
Sick - stuck one out on tn enf OF hi cru,cA
and waved 70 above hi. had A d,!-rt,s
rushed TO ths ~platforra anil held smother pi--
iure over the bad OF thu Official stsaogr tph =.
Figs AMI psrti -culored uunbr Has we-s waved
in the galleries. Ohtp. Ntssissirpi anil half q
dozen other states pinned In the d-mon.tratso1
and n1de II continuous and noisy. 4 b.arlsl
delegate with . brown hat on III. h~ai stool On
= chair and waved a Cleveland picture In tina
face ~ tho New Workers.
IL was Ike the traiitioasi rel r,x to .as NAL
bull IL provoked smother outbrp. "a ev,a mqrs
enthusiasts thtn the one pre- ding it, dem
Sn-tratton that brought e-rn Boss Grok-r to
hts feet Again the chairman tri-f TO bring
the convention TO order. and sssn hs failed.
Every blow u rs ssvel w1s sn.--r-i with in
cre1s Il cheering AMI stamping - fcet Gov
Ahh~t' -so1d in front % the ch1irtasn's desk,
boxing on smilinxly Over thu hall
Tbs Demonstration hal coatinu-a seventeen
minute whom Edward Murphy waved tn, New
forker- 20 IN -ir seats Ths gull r ies were not
qaistsi 81 easily. Thrc~ cheers v-re given for
Gov. Flower when his name va. mcntioneL
Gov Abbet. wa. permitted to conclude hf.
speech in comparative silence at l0.p p m A
renewed outbreak Of cheers took place as he sat
down
The M-higsn delegation bristol thu CIsvr-
lsnd hammer sxsin and tn nlnutes vsr. gwen
70 urroar. the tsu7 assisting. while o--a.s,nal
peais q thuuder rcverh~r trsi anpvs thN din.
The secressry vainiy sad>avorsd TO resume the
roll call TIE lightning n~seaawhiIe va fash
tng vivrtly and tn torrents q rain forcing
their war throas n thu root tncrca4.d IA vol
ame.
Co'orsdo h.in reached. yt.ti-d {, the stats
OF New York Mr. W D~witt. q Brooklyn.
made his way w the aisle 70 Nom na,e senator
HiL
Bourk- Cochz1 ask~i for a Suspension II
tAs PRO cesdipgs tin the storm Should aha.e.
This was ~p~rforre granted
After an interval % ten minutes or NOR. ,hs
chairman sezin sought to restore orl@r an In
resume tussnsss, threatening TO clear the gal
iersss II quist were not msintain-i
Mr.. was wiling 10 go on. but Mr.
shs~hsn walked NJ TO the rtstfarra ard <ati
that thu Delegation frotn New York unnai-
mczsly reqa-sted him to wait tai the storm
was over end until he couki receive the Sasnr
attention taas hst been given the other .v-ak.
srr ThH galleries na~aawhil, elarnorinz tic
ca and the storm havinx diminished. m n ~
minutes more he lit prsSr~~i~i
Some hi~~.s ~er. called cut hv ths r~u-rs
that View TeTk hssi never ssil@i. wh~n the p4-tv
had put ap one % her ~aas Who wa trus art
t~vo-et -iaxiy snd slcas to the democratic
caR~ L1zzhsrr AMI cheers GREETED tn -u<-
s--tsoa that Nr. Hiii vas rot Popular with the
Hos. Jnha Z Felh0w@ e Nv Yorx. follow A
Mr. Dswist. -econ4iss tn nomination % Mr..
HiH
The Chairman 81 the dstexssirn snaoua-~f
that Ccaa~cthrut ~rcun Tel IA. nomlaattoa Of
arnvev Ci~vtlsnd
Th- roll ezl wa cnn;inuei until UIinsis was
reached whoa A " Grcca ;ook thu pattern
sid. "fthnct- casts - vets for Grover Clex~-
anl when the rnu q states of thi. canv~u-
ton shall sssin b. called that vii b the an
swer u the great state q Tliacts~
When Indiana waS called there wer~ cries Of
~NcoSee>s. hut bon VIM r. English toos thu
platform on behalf Of the delegation To se~-pni
Ctev~Anfs nomination. He exrl,i7ef TINT IL
hal heen fatsui~i that Mr.. VOORHEES, should
speak. but that distinguished gentleman Va,
ocnnnet TO his room by serious iadispositionL
Iowa was the mkt state crised AMI Hon. John
Dunscomb took thu platform to rominzte Hcr-
see Bobesl
New York fotnet conspicuouSiy in the cheer
ing whtrh the presentation Of Rofes' name ell
cited snd vhirh lasted some minutes, acesm-
ranicd by the usual incidents Of the waving Of
banners. etc. etc.
The galleries got very restivs during thu
closing Vsrt % Mr.. DunScomb's speech and
tried to shut him dowu.
Wien Mr. Dunscomb wa through the roll
esli was resumed. and Mr.. Fentou. OF Kansas.
took the Platform tn -~rcud the nomination Of
Cleveland He sad he woult not make a
speech. but a. be threafened to break hi,
promise the galleries cried him down with
graf unsninity.
Kentucky was then csIlssl The ehsirm,n Of
the dele gstion announced that the frieaas Of
Mr. Cievelard had chosen Hon J. A Mckenzie
TO second his nomination. s-l a. friend. Of
MI Boses bad selected Hon. Hcnry wattprSou
TO second his nomination
These and several other speeches xs-> mase.
and ~ I'm q m Mr.. Owens. Of K.ntu~kv
moved an sdioar nmrnt until II o'cBcek. bat the
chair ruled him cut Of order. and the SPEECH
making prccsed~d-
At2.Sa n m the chairman announced th<s
the roll OF states wouA b calIrsi for a vot.
New Mexico delegate moved an adjournment
10 II O'Clock There wax an cx~rwh~im;ux
galleries and a demand was made for a ron
call on the question Of adjournment
Mr.. sheehan. OF New York. got the for and
asked what thS question was The chair ex-
planned The New Mexican then withdrew hi.
motion to adjourn AMI the clerk called the ron
Of states. with the following result.
Cleveland ei6s5: Hin. iit. Boi-. IS: Cor
m sn. &c; Morrison. 2; Campbell :. Carli.l~. "a.
Stevenson. 1925 Whitney. J. Total 9.ls necs,-