Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05

taelr feet, and tho nrst platform of tn'
Ieopie's party was ushored into ths Bvriu VIII "
a scene OF enthusiasm that, In intensity M. ~,
oarneetness, though not IN nheoiuto ieutsa.
almost eafIaleI the cyclonic ovation wblc.
greeted the mention OF the name o. Blaine ~
MINNEAPOLIS. that scene lasted 81 minu,s'
ana this fcene between ~ ana - .., LII
utes. The leaders nnally coneindea 70 s.on,
the tide and with vigorous e1Ofts endeaVoie "a
FOR n lime Nv pushing and hectoring the oele-
gates 90 ee.nre order, bat IL took some minutes
20 accomplish this The remarkable demon-
straiion still continued and forming III me cen
tre OF the han tho band played +" ianAos
Doodle and pixie" while the cficrvescenoe , o.
the audience contInued 20 expend itself in vol
canic cheering.
Taubeneck. Of Illinois, tho chairman oi me ,ns
National Comrnittoe, mad during the latter par
Of the scone following the adoption OF tne p1o.-
form been in despair eceking TO got an OpiSss-
tuniiy 20 mako himself beard. He was on NE
chair wildly waving telegram uss Is-
ceiyei The surfnise that the dlHpatch
was from Gresham spread like wild-nre ana
from all over the ha psoile ran % get lhlor ni.s
ton from Tansenetk, while others be 'nihe ~
cited and added 20 the CONFUSION oy no"hsn w. -,
down their neighbors. The people ca the staee
were tho nosiest. Ingersoll OF Kansas, regarqiess
of the rappIrg Of the chairmans gayei, .Aciaeo -.
iy rushed about and vehemcntly warned tneih ~ =
keep quiet Chairman Lolcks, Nnoss Po,an
nrsi taking the gaVel m. the morning ha1 SIAM y
cd him as an santi-Gresham man, sought nov
70 create diversion against the immi n'h'
stampede Of the Gresham men IN tne cOh'en-
tion.
TAUBkSEcK GIFTS HEARING.
Tauboneck by this time, however, was on inc
platform, and there was com pa1atlve qtls.. Dus
attention Was again taken from the matter OF
real interest Uy the chair recognizing, lu-
stead Of Taubeneck, dgiegate na,,le,i .neii
started in n rambling glorlncation speech
when Il became apparent that the impauence
of delegates and spectators was approaching a
dangerous pitch, and the orator suddenly SUD
elsed "a Tsubeueck. telegram IN hand, WAS at
last amid renewed choGrIng and coniusoh' ~,
corded a hearing by the Chair. Ladies aho
ceptlemen," said Chairman Taubeneck "hen
silence was restored: II have ius' recoiFo1 a
talc0ra-o from Or. Hauser, q Indiana. il oriler
ma Won NAV know what credit 20 place N y,
will Ten yOn WhO he is. He II thc present cnn'n-
date for Licufenani-GOy6rnor on the feopIe y
party ticket and author OF tne celeOte'eI noi =
sIs Marriage a Failutes' lLaughter.l lnis u
the telegram: i have seen Greshan. II uhahi-
nous be will not decline.
TIE GEEsuAN BOON.
The effect Of this telegram WAS eiectrichl
Thousands Of people sptang instantly u theis
feet, and thousands Of voices cheered agalh a,io ~
reading of this dispatch. by CHAIRMAN ihuu|-
neck, Sir. Brown, Ot Massachusetts, look INC
stage. Equal rights 10 all: SPECIAL pfiyiie-e7
TO uoOn.r he said. fCheers.l Tho gentleman
hae made the announcement that Gresham vii,
accent II nominated unanimously. lCroo VI
"Ihars right" and more cheering.I
MAJOR MANN PAGE.
~ hold in my hand 2 letter from Mr.. Mann
page president Il the Virginia state Alliance,
ia which he tells me that his maine may go beiore
this convention for the presidential nomination,
and that, after % free ana full expression OF tne
will Of the CONVENTION, he Is prepared 70 aDide
by tho result (Eant cheers nnd laughtcr.j
That is Just a little biz bettor than Mr. Gresham,
who wants 1t unanimous. -,.
Here the audience arose cH OidSse "bfcsnhih
Greshawl Three cheers for Gresham hurrnn
for Greshamin ran through The hal Tor seycial
seconds. aud the words wore acc mpanied by
Wild manifestations OF enthusiasm.
"Kecp cool, shouted Chairman loucks' "hhn
listen 10 the speaker Everybody VIII have MS
turn.'
Mr. Brown resentfully yelled: 81 do not pro-
pose to address the convention with the ala VI
the gallery. That Is an OH party trick"
vOllcy Ot hiAses, loud end long, greeied thls
statement, and again tho Chairman interfered,
sayinC "This is a disgrace 10 this convention"
Instantly Mr.. Schillug. OF Wisconsin. sprane 70
his feet. mo gentleman has right 10 insul.
tho Chairman OF our National Convention. anu
our convention" no said among ringing cheers.
"NO one has a right 20 Insult by making charges
aud fraudulent insiuuations against the party 8
chairman" vivid cheering.
fBuetin.I
WEAVER NOMINATED.
OMAHA, Jnly 4.-Geueral james b. Weaver, 81
Iowa Vas Il minated ,Or lie presidency on first
ballot.