New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

sa L%cr If wv was, would remind them Of the Sld
ae 81 mat fellow who came up last when SnSTeI
ond anpianseJ Here stands the men am taihhS
to pointing the delegaiesl wsco,sin has within
,or boder. II YOU wish II and desire 1t as qrahhca
ton. soldier 49, 4. .o,,s ard
Al this PORT the rain came down IN torrents "l'u
the voice Of the speaker was entirely uio"heu ahu
~ ,.as o,,,od % await the storms sutsidence
"rouR.MoRE YEARS OF GROVER
-, .~rch IN with the baby song from
wang, and the Pennsylvania deleenton' taxing aa,
80 of tho air. gathered around Mr.. llensel ana
emo tho following selection from hahdoh Will"
had been distributed through the h''.
Grover Grover. four more years u "'o'ef'
In he goes.
they go;
Then we'll IN clover.
Tho whole convention Joined In the unique reirhn'
and while the thunder rolled and the ram s''o" ."o
,oof and drtpped through the heads Oh tc o"""' ~
vast chorus rose and fell like the waves OF inc sou ID
cola several attempts were made 70 do convehhoh
business but while the storm was on II was '"o es"'"
order and all ncqulcsood in a higher authority o"i
,hot NJ the convention chairman. The Dahd u'u io
host 70 enable the people to enjoy the enforced walt
(" Marching Through Georgia." by the oaho' vas 10
ceved less heartily than " Dixie but heipea " Will
AWAY the last section of the ifo'en minutes her'up
lion caused BY the unruly element i'll ,"c u''
Mr. Ryan, OF Michigan, advanced 10 INC pa'io'' ""'
Ar ,,hai,rnon After sitting here In this DuElinS
in ali night session with the rain pouring IN up ,n"
think il possble We ought 70 transact our puSs'
a. rapidy as we can do It and adjourn TO our hoe''
pR,GG NAMES WISCONSIN, MAN.
Whom order was partially restored the chairman
requested General Bragg to resume his aaufess' "'
he did as follows: - ,,o,oe
Al an early hour this morning. my fellow aS,esn NJ
we 80 That great tribune OF the popular right
oronnd whom centres the affection OF tns Dnv DENY n3,
Sor NcvYorH but Grover Cleveland Of the cniied
int Cheers And now II comes 10 Us .b 10 sSail
nic,c that ticket by placing upont second MI S' LII
P n worthy Of his chief and upon whom nus
man,ie may fall, and Ike confidence reis IN r ,nt
mnGs OF na u,o b chef as it Will be Democratic Wis.
consin presents the convention Ir Us SWPp au ,o
"a%s Of tho mSnDc~ o'@ Of e from dis
,tct Chairman Of the National Congressional Demo
onatic Committee having charge OF this campaign d
au whose Character in private life is above reproach
Who stands eminent in public NE ana ndo %o Of as the
Army OF the Cumberland. Chickamsga Stoe i Inhn
and Atlanta all the name VI our canan, v1 IN
-, N pempcr at;'' trusted by all who know him
%osy v d nS9 i know II him. a" Who ' aS&
the name OF Democrats present his name ior y 3g,
consideration In behalf Of Democratic mios ,a votes
oxpects 10 dive and will give Its twelve ceftoi'u 80
for Grover Cleveland and John /. Mitchell, you ~
complete the ticket (Appausss;; o ,o,r Mitchell.
OF Wisconsin is presented 10 the convention
No rrspo1sc wa, heard from wyoming MasRa,
1rizonn Of the District Of Coln:oa To the cail OF
xev- Nex,co J. : Fielder seconded the r, mih:'toh
of one Of the best men and truest Democrats In all
this world. Isaac T. Gray, 81 lndihha' N'o0'''
Oklahoma seconded stevenson.
Utah had no candidate present. and the chnirDiah
~ Indian Territory declared, at present We arc not
In it,
w. f. Vandlvel Of Georgia on behalf OF the soldiers
Of tho SOUTH seconded the nomination 81 JUICY 'or0
., Michigan. Referring 10 the divisions Of the late
fr.t.c lei
old soldiers OF the south and the Old soldiers OF ''e
North no Installation csunion in sentiments or
prnclpcs can be recorded in his grand Union OIL
oirs. (Applause.) As look throngh TINS Alpan'a
acIcraon see those that members II this grand
Old southern army. and see the boys-now the men
Tim, were sons Of noble heroes IN that causeS
The speaker here turned 20 General Pettis' OF Ala
hon, and then 10 George t. Harrison, Of the same
s,atr and placing a hand on the head OF each pro-
ceedcd
Mr.. Chairman. I place my hand hero on one OF the
oldest generals In the southera Army, and here
nacc nv hand on the youngest and declare that the
vnls 81 Alabama will be cast for the one arlcl soloer
and jurl,t of the state OF Michigan "rcat app'u7e
If King of Alabama also seconded the nomina
,,on ~ q" the onearmed hero OF Missionary Ridge"
l,ppanscl "wlth that grand and great apostle OF
tariff REFORM" he said. with the statesman IN WASH
,ngton associated with the soldier think we can
democratic children II Israel ont Of the ECy praA
honsc Of bondage and we can hear llie tramp % .he
Republican nOStS n V'N - uo"N '"N' wv N'~~ ~NN
OK destruction" ApplauSe)
n>Lr0rGyG FOR vICEPREsIDEyT.
The Chair Gentlemen. tour names have been pre-
-.ntcd b. tho convention rs candidates lot hlniEa
lion for the Vice Presidency they are the names Oh
the Hon. Isaac y. Gray, Of Indiana: tho Hon Adai b.
stevenson Of Illinois; the name of the Hon. Alien T.
Morse Of Michigan; the name OF the Hon John L.
Mitchell. OF Wisconsin. The secretary of the conven-
ZION Will now call the roll OF states and receive the
votes Of Cnch dceGa'loi. -, . all, ,,. .,,,-
NAM -, that delegation said: The Colorado dele
cation wants candidate for Wee PRESIDE "ho eau
take tho %r .,cy @ oS1 OF Of I'm n" loud APPLAUSE
When iowa was called Mr. shields aid Iowa
G Il n'f to the democracy 81 the tinted states
"glogy in a National Democratic Convention that
c"o "SI' Henry Sn WatjcrsoS 'nd appIause
When Kentucky scaled There was consultation
man OF the state delegation. A member Of the
Illinois dreean,a sitting acro~s ne alsr nrss1 M; Mr
SON. stating that the Illinois delegation would consent
to snch a vote a they wen4 ",afs.'
delegation said TIE vote Of Minnesota I, divided
n" % We s in vdT of 70 , So'' e y n"a
casts Is votes for Isaac =, cray Cray .hgpinTte; =,
When Missouri Ms c.ied the Gnarnan , % ''m s
structci 10 vote unit hut they are unable 70
give majority 70 any one OF 5S r :,
given by the various members OF th' missouri oclo
CATION ,, , . ,,did,,,s
were Strung m the persons o W. BougEc Cochran. OF
New York. who got nine votes ana ouusS ls'"o7r1
'Trco OF Chicago. who received one
rAMM,NY SHOWS HER HAND.
When New York WIS reached and Governor Flower
cast the ~ votes for Stevenson there wis tremendous
cheering aud an evident attempt 10 stampede INC
convention for stevenson, the Illinois delegation s'ahu
ing up shouting and waving their hats. The attempt,
howeves WINS "a failure Tor the chair held them u""'
with hid Gavol and his voice and the oonhron siO-
,ided. Mex Bell shouted Hold on now Toys"
and the convention, which acknowledged hm rs ia
real master, settled down into silrpce.
North Carolina immediately tra!lcd on with - Tor
stevenson aud the yelling renewed.