The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24

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nocoesnrv In nominate him. II Is claimed
d. 60, ,r, over " uOO soldier vot IS In the
Tm,Ir, et.t and TINT for this reason alone
,Ln ,omi,, ,io, "a stoyonson was the best that
.a,,ia ~, ,,,l,
nu.t,,nun, ,hos, discussians among tho
sn,cr,t,s tho min roured in at the roof 1t
,r,. II,ci, "a ,ich, although IL was but 3
,,a,oor In ,l,n at,crnoon Tho electric
,,h,o h,esod IN, band brok, IN with
",n,t, I,u,i,, md NV old Kentucky
I,,,o" nm, chairman Wilson was content
LII h,,,s ,Ir and nil tho world, Thousands
,,,,,,,,,n,s ,,,tcd IN, yro,t Convention Wig
V. ",'', rt, .nssion MIN. inst ma vol have
,aon holJ nn IN, Mail in Central Park.
,,. ,,,.,,.or,, t,. nav DIR Grecn Of iowa
,at, r,,.,,,o, Ior,b M tbo roouost of Ar
-, -, f,r Cr,v and y u Worthinr-
."n ~ t,Ii,ois mt steycnson in nomination
III, .,,on,,h ,.o. vail rocolvo.,
&C.. s,,rons,n's nominotIon. Don Dickin.
- Il, voi,o tho, could M. h, hoard f,y, feet
,.nn, hi,, .,ia TINT Ntichf,,,p had n candidate.
n,J,h,, Ed,y,r + Tn, would pnmo him. AtthIs
.,'o, In,I.,,t,o, ~ Ind faith thu Indianians
", ,ho,r oh,,irs orJbow,od Tbov wercnow
sla,,,,,l,. oor,i,,,J that nictinson had no
.,ran,rI,"r lie word ,bnn ~ be Ind not
,,,,ro1;, RI, said ,h,t Morse ,yns tho solaier
,.hi,t r,st;oo n, N,ch,,,,. Uo rocountcd his
,,,o-S 40 ,ptinton, nt cbiconoura. and on tho
.,,hnr oroot ho,t,oholIs of flo war. Whom
Nv yorL WINS ro,ched Goy. Flower arose.
ora shn,ti,y ,ho umbrella which he Ind used
a. ,.n,,,t hin,,olf fron u, rivulet from tho
700, announced that tho Lmpire state
haI M cnrI;1,., for tbo Vico.prcs idcncy.
"or, VOL. w,s simnly sitting bnc, awaiting
~ nnnortupitv m rn,,ov Vorhoos for his per.
ILv North carolina cnme to tho front and
oi,iod stnyo,son. Tenncssee smoke for Crny.
Dnric,s boostcd nlopp tho candidacy Of
steyonson. Washington wns for GRAY.
oro ar two da,ogot,s nominated Eoraco
roi.s Tor Vice President Tho Iowa men wero
.nnn,.I ,t this. and III, Chairman OF tho
ds,epotion shouted: Horace Boios will
not be nominated for vice-Presidont
h,re. bo Womb not tnko tho place. We
do MT dcs,ro thar la should" This was in
the face of tho declaration that Iowa cast
twentv. six votes for Horny Watterson. When
Montana wns reached, 1--WE votes were cast for
Ronrko Cochran. Tennessee cast ono vote for
poics But in tho general scramble, after the
nomination of Stevenson was assured, tho
votes for Watterson were transferred to Ste.
y.nson,
Wbsn Wisconsin was renched Con. Brnrc.
wbosc fame rests upon tho Cleveland nphor-
ism. .'We love him for the enemies he has
made" nut in nomination John L. Mitchell OF
Milwaukee. Gen. Bragg o,uid not DO heard
three ioet from the platform. The disorder was
nothing short OF pandomonium. The galleries
hooted md howled. and the rain came down in
rivers and tho beating OF tho water upon the
drum-like roof was 30 loud that nobody could
be heard. Chairman Wilson resorted to his
usual relief in such an emergency He rang
the TELEPHONE bell and told the band to play
something. The band footed Boom dot n.y."
The thunder reverberated on the roof like
the pounding on a giant drum. The red and
blue paint came down and made some of the
white-faced delegates look like SO many
rainted Indians. The session was SUSPENDED
for half an hour
When the roll call was resumed Gov. Flower
was the man to speak. and he announced that
New York was for Stevenson. The call Of
States after that showed votes largely in
favor OF Stevenson. The unit rule was
at work on this question and the Cleveland
Republican States stood by Gray, while tho
Democratic and doubtful States swung in