The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-25
OH. MHAr A ROAST.

Tho Convention Accommodations made
quate-EVerybodv is scored.
CHICAGO, June 24.-The morning after
the convention still finds the city crowd
ed with enthusiastic Democrats, many
ofwhom remained over to have an OPP
portunity OF extending their congratu-
lations to Gen. a. E. Stevenson, candi-
date for the Vice Presidency. The COM
mittee to notify the candidates for Pres
ident and Vice President OF their nom
nation have decided that this pleasant
duty shalt be performed about the 18th
OF July, or near that date. Congress-
man William l. Wilson, Of West Vir-
GINA, the chairman OF the convention,
has been made chairman OF the commits
tee on notification, and the first visit
will be made to Buzzard's Bay, where
Grover Cleveland will receive official
notification OF his nomination.
Thence the committee will proceed
to Bloomington, Illinois, and convey
same official notice to General Steven
son. New York will be the assembling
point OF the various points, in all prob
ability, and the committee will pro-
coed from there to Buzzards Bay.
TO KEEP THE RABBLE OUT.
There are indications that the propo-
sition SO warmly nursed by the Hon.
Pat A. Collins, OF Mass, yesterday.
that the future conventions shall con-
tain arrangements only for delegates,
representatives of the press and the
members OF the national committee,
will be acted upon and future Demo.
cratic national conventions rescued
from the domination of the galleries
and become deliberative bodies. No
more eloquent argument in favor OF
General Collins's resolution, which was
recommended to the national commit
tee, could have been afforded than in
the experience of the delegates in the
past three Gays OF this convention
With nearly 10000 people on the floor
and in the gallery it has been lnpossl-
Bile at any time for the most stentorian
voice to make itself heard from the
stage, and US consequence the inper-
ious demands from the gallery to speak
louder, aud the cheers and counter
cheers aud Kisses whenever the remarks
OF orators did not happen 70 meet the
fastidious views OF certain OF the spec.
tators, have finally become uncomfortable
to the delegates.
POLICE INTERFERENCE.
And then, too, there is a disposition
to rebel against police interference
which seems to DO incidental to these
conventions. The officers Of The law on
this occasion, instead OF deyot ng their
attention to the unruly galleries,
crowded down on the aoor and elbawed
the delegates in their desire to hear
what was going on. AT all times there
we're not less than dozen police Just
in front Of the speakers stand, and in
order 10 show the necessity OF their
presence there they frequently demands
cd OF delegates some evidence oil their
Official character On many occasions
unfortunate delegates, who had failed
to display their proper credentials:
we're INTERNATIONALLY hustled out OF
tho nall by ignorant police officers who
refused to hear any explanation or to
conduct them to the presence OF the
seryeant-of-arms, who might give them
official recognition.
THE PRESS KICKS.
Even the Representatives Of the press
were not free from this domination OF
the police. The stenographes, who had
formal permission from the national
committee to circulate in all parts Of
the aisles in order accurately TO report
tho speeches Of delegates, were ham
pered on every possible OCCASION by
these oflicious members OF the Chicago
police. n,.,