New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
again peoples government b. a peoples faith
ful representatives,.

full representatives,.
MR.. WILSON'S SPEECH fLEAsES THIN
Tremendous applause followed Mr.. WILSON'S hd"rc'''
his Democracy promulgated In his add'eSs h''''s
apparently caught the hearty apps "'tio OF the COZ"
venticn After the first round OF cheers sutsl wv
delegates. almost TO man. rose ana chcerc" "''"
loudly, waving hats. umbrellas and hanokenhcIS'
There was cry from the gallery What's tho
matter with Wilson for president" Ihere VIZ
numerous favorable responses, to all Of which MI
Wilson shook his head and waved MS haho ucp'o
caingly. The demonstration ended with 'hroe iorh'a
cheers for the permanent chairman by the delegation
from Missouri.
Mr. Clariy. Of Missouri. offered a resolution when
was unanimously adopted, thanking the temporary
chairman. William C. owens.
Having disposed of the temporary ADMINISTRATIONS
the convention proceeded to its actual business
The rcport NJ the Committee on Rules was first In
ORDER and Mr.. English, Of Indiana chairman Oh INC
committee, presented the report as pliows'
We recommend the following Older OF business DC
Report Of the Committee on CREDENTIALS.
!! Report Of the Committee Oh Permanent UT
q. Report OF the Committee on Resolutions and
a. Nominations of candidates for the Office o.
President OF the United states m -,
.. Nomination of a candidate LOT 'no o''0 VI
Y1ir committee further recommends that the rules
Of the last. Democratic Convention shall be adoptel
for tho government Of This convention TINS Tport Is
on Rules. ,
The report as submitted was unanimously adopted
although there had been n sharp fight In the committee
the unit rule. the vote having sood Is 10 ID III
favor Of the retention OF the rule.
The next order OF business was tho report OF inc
Committee on Resolutions. but members OF the com
mittec we're present In the hall.
Mr. Phelps II Missouri. took advantage " the iuli
in the proceedings To present gavcl OF INC 10 ue
chairman OF the convention. rs protest against inc
mockcry If legislation, which iH1ppScs useless tar''
Of 80 Der cent upon the metal prctcx for taxing
the lamp. pick, shirt ana binihct vi 'no hi'''' HWY
than 40 per cent
The sneaker added that Missoun's electoral Vo'e
would BE- gwen TO the nominee BY 10000 maio'i'y'
The chairman accepted the sayel eaprsssn1ss n nnc
hocr that hi, convention or Its nominee wOiiu
hi, gavcl to knock out OF the taHh the Pr"eo"o"
upon zinc. applause, -. ~, a.. cou,.
mittcc ON Resolutions aud. there being no rcsponhe.
h. directed the secretary To call thc ron VI S
,o ,nd In the name, Of their members o. the Sa-
ional Committee and Of the Notification ''"r"''''0
This wa, done ., ,,..,.,..
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80, rr,,Ior o., Mr. walker. Of Missouri John q
CorI.lc Il Kcnucly wa invited 70 address tho con
v~ai0n bnt .c,rch Of tho Convention hail f"Ich o.
6a motion oi Nj Foriycc. o, Arknuea'. 81 GOV
crno7 James r. Campbell. 81 ono VA rr!ns',"' -
addre,. tc Convention. aud b" wa r"nduct'n 70 INC
pla '',rm 10 'ac tn1c n" campbell ar ,%mins.
anna torn 81 ,Yp, rl,rae ' mt G%cci the d.
ncu,h.d ohcnn with the remark Your cnthIN., IN
elbows lat among the puhdrup~i' the 'ah'I L. w
avYrio Democratic animal The eN ',"' Y,nf b1 ~.
los thai i've minutes. closing With M nhinol'l"n
T., IN, national Dcmocracs: " Who'll N"Neihb'r r, ,
| mod Icon ,,mr eve on ohio This was Nln+ntN
,h-,, ~ the * Governor withdrew Ia hi, plae" ia
| the delegation. ,, ,.,.. ,..,,-.,
vps called inr bur declined 20 sI-nh
Ipon motion ~ Delegate DAVIS, ~ ONO, ",,n
| us,,i. wue sent - learn when the Er'"iuuohh
| v.,uM bc prepared e. report . 49, 49,
| II Governor hylor ana h"hry "a H. I'LL. ~
rntc imminent Loud calls were mad" Tor sp ern
,,,, T.urkn f'nclrn lie piled that he would nav"
iu.snes- ,u tho convention later - ana 'h"uSh' M
| shoud 70; dinner II there WAS q" business: ,,x
| nan NJ Dick nsou moved that IN" convention '"h,
| rccc.s until , D. m. and the convention aSr''"
| at "a y. N. 10 do 80.