Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-23

ana yell goes up from the south that
raises the roof,
1927 D. Much as we owe to our
party" says Mr.. Wilson, tive owe more
to our country"
l2:i2 p. m.-Mr. Wilson is still speak
ing. The electric lights have been
turned on. The reference to tariff re-
form 10y Mr. Wilson is appfauded.
l243 p. m.-Mr. Wilson says, "As
your presiding officer, it would be uu-
becoming in me to express an opinion
concerning The candidates; but / viii
say that the man you select will receive
no telegram of congratulations from
foreign castles"
1916 p. MAS Mr. Wilson concluded
the delegates arose en- masse and cheer
ed him. His words made a great hit.
l25l p. m.-The chairman asks for
the report of the committee on creden-
tials.
1855 p. m.-Phclps Of Missouri pre-
sents IA metal gavel to the chairman
with the usual accompaniment. The
gavel came from the zinc producers of
Missouri.
lO6 p. m.-Shouts for Carlyle. The
states are sending the names of their
national committeeman to the clerk by
messengers.
I:f6 p. MT is moved that EX- Gov.
Campbell of Ohio be invited to address
the convention. Carried. The band
plays "The Campbells are Coming"
and it starts yell for Campbell. He
appears unwillingly.
f:20 p m-Campbell closes, and there
are yell for Flower. Up to this time
Cleveland's name has not been mem
toned in the convention.
las p m-Adjourned until O'clock.
1t.
tered the hall bearing "A Boies banner.
Wild cheering by the anti-Cleveland
crowd; New York rises as man and
cheers.
5I4 p m-The chairman calls the
convention to order. The hall is pack
ed tonight and the nomination is evil
IDENTIFY expected by the majority. There
are 90S votes in the convention, Of
! which two-thirds are necessary TO nom
mate.
5l9 p m--Cheers for Boies in the gal
leries
5:2I D nl-Goyernor Albeit of New
, Jersey, who is to nominate Cleveland,
has not yet arrived.
5:22 m-The New York delegation
are in their seats and look confident.
5:23 p m-Some fine speeches are ex-
pected from Messrs. Cochran and Eel
lows.
5:33 m-The Rev. DIR. Green, of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, delivers prayer.
$40 a. m.-Band playing Gamer
: ica." Cheers for Gov. Campbell as he
takes his seat. Band playing melody.
5:53 p. m.-Waiting for the arrival Of
the platform people.
5;53 p. m.-Every inch Of space is
taken this afternoon. There must be
10000 people in the hall.
5:55 p. m.-Moved that the conven-
ton adjourn. Lost.
556 p. m.-Tammany cheers as the
motion to adjourn is lost.
6:05 p. m.-Everybody feels that the
event Of the convention will take place
tonight.
" sos p. m.-The band starts "Maggie
l Murphy's Home" with an apology to
Dore Braham.
GIL p. m.-Ex-Secretary Whitney
comforting with Chairman Wilson.
BE- 6:l3 p. m.-Mr. Whitney takes seat
next to Chairman Briee, of the national
committee.
6:l3 p. m.-The Hill people announce
that they are ready for vote. Whit
ney does not say much about Cleve-
' lands program. lie still thinks that
Cleveland has about fifteen more than
two-thrds Of the votes.
6:33 D. ma banner born by the
Michigan delegation, and bearing
Cleveland's picture, sets the crowd off
again, and the band plays "Amerca.n
.. Scene of wild enthusiasm.
G:34 p. m.-Its a demonstration sim
liar to that accorded Blaine at Mime
apolis.
6:35 p. m. Don Dickinson is raising
! the Cleveland banner. Cheering con-
: tinues.
6:37 p. m.-Cheering continues Band
e playing yankee Doodle"
IS GAO u. m.-Cheering continues as the
Y. Michigan Cleveland banner is carried
re around the hall.
6:55 p. m.-The platform attacks the
70 Republicans for the federal election and
OIL fore bill.
3. G:42 D m-The Boies men of Iowa are
ID still sending their banners around.
:. $50 p MAS Mr.. Villas reads from
10 the platform, the mention Of Mr.. Cleve'
lands name electrifies the convention
v. All the delegates except New York
IN stand on their chairs. Wild cheering
= Hats in air.
III 65S p m-The tariff plank appears tC
be what was generally expected. The
be Mckinley bill is denounced.
80 7:19 D mas Mr.. Villas reads para
- graph from the platform condemnine
rd the sweating system, there is
he laughter. People tanning themselves
vigorously.
ho 7.20 p m--Jones, of Missouri, moved
~ the adoption of the report.
ne 72l p m-The Hill men cheered
e. New York among the leading shouters
7I6 m-The silver plank is partly
nd expressed as follows: "The dollar o
'ig both gold and silver must be Of equa
nd x,alta An international bi
metallic congress is favored"
lis 7I6 d m-Mr. Villas still reading thu
re- platform. An anti-silver plank on thu
silver question.
re- Neill, OF Ohio. objects to the tariff
H. clause and wants TO insert clause de