The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-03

The delegates have hall. the Coliseum \ is
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ass sfsn TSS ns.o Ia aSors
freely. displayel and the motto. Ono Pho
ms Hsrnms arS
only, oddly was q Connecticut banner bearing
the inscription:
shy:st ss sxn ths p:es s"a
o'clock. there were few people in the hall. and
ts' o esGn". Mayor Ssm fs' Who '
mite. sr' ss%ss to sndo %st sDsfs
Rrnsslss quite iIssly ind the cST 1,rs't y,
Tcsss a ". nsrs sadsrs q the Alliances
quite ostentatiously as Tirroll logan speak;
i?s Put rs I''SsEsS 0n's '
Of the SssS S snS %oas ss
sSt % SHa Ss ms' m q
snSSse tnot tSs Silver oa us%n ala
seGtionalism brought out plenty OF enthusiasm ,
.s mo,
81 e. tn. IL .t s'ff rs:d sFsotf Folk K si'
wss " Il. Ssh an saaa
When hs picture Tns Pacss
rose and remained standing for some moments
~lnM iG~H TodS ss q Michigan aroused the Con-
by an eloquent little address. with which she sh
sad had been 90 carysd from the wood tree
| planted Mt Mount Vernon by Gen Washington:
S gsSe is at snnr e ps.
Tho Convention nSmed its COMMITTEES s., on
'GH sos s5s
IN '3 the marnnc Almost the seats assigned
to delegates were tilled. and there were a few
people in the spectators seats The commit
lung mower Of the Convention. He, was greeted
c aii Here are lew things that he said:
No greater body Of men has met in this
since that which Illuminated :, the Declara-
ton Of Inde, EVIDENCE In al The gather tn
nsFs nHt not Single
sucking Re e t be2d I this his . sps n
H Hsp Fathers w" who f founded this nationo
then nation without millionaire and with.
tie Ga"ss asis %hst
9, contrast to the Minneapolis Conventionl
was ets ss sna fhns '
and wrEGlsd on shef vest buttons Z,
FL Se ,rSn9 81 single friend Of TIC msehanic in
that SGny Ss,s i, tn. h,tt,. Ground Of
kind. This continent is the last great
camping sroandd os q the Hss cT
farmers owned ilye;eiEhths Of the wealth Q,
tbs country thHt IN LsE s 1 ieI to OnsMa IN
that this Is tAs last battle ground 81 msniIIRd
Alright yssa fff eafS X o i
ism ~ putting in nomination southern man
s sS5hsFn Sttsss t ssy ct ni
the n s ns
81 'I a s Ing Peoples party man in Minnie;
you sI can put down, the vote Of Minnesota in the
Reopes party solump 5e Ne, you a can and az
Carolina; l know you can do the same with
Chairman Ellington interrupted with Don't
leave out Georgia" and voices from the floor
insisted on including the Dakotas and other
4 young man, from Alabama named Man.
the platform to say that his State has been fed
mands It means a great deal. he said
| that with n NepuDllCan tOTCe Dill anu negro
!. supremacy staring her in the. face. Alabaina
was ready to get into line with the Peoples
Gee club sang mott execrnbly. and thcn a
little girl Of ten. by the name Of Louise lease
OF Kansas. entertained tho Convention. Frs
s soed dsa Of dranae powsr Then shs con
! vulsed tho assembly by getting in This wo
sfh Sst ss sef2 as
die rules the world" she cried. with a sauc,
''f Let IT m mo tell You that there wont he nm,
. cradles to rock nor any babies to put In on
ySSu don't fIye Us our Ightts e"s IN
se TSe Committee !nf on Credentials mado par
tial report. showing 1885 delegates thus far II
; 4 half breed named Jackson. who was I.oui
Res secresary ddns the Il Cana
|; It rejoices my hcart,," he said. TO meet a
dian c" can with ssf-respect shake hands with
There were few more sspeeches; and thel
Ne endan Il IS the nenon t to
Hp the business nsh and adjourn sine die som
'' There was great public meeting Of tho blu
Ing win ~ sdsssates from all
Ss fS FeE vii BE- se
additional delegates from distant Statos al
= rived tonight.
: GREsHAM's POSITIVE REFUSAL
es NsT A Wa NnS S D %y ah1n %sI, W
his way to Lanesvlllc. Harrison county. Gale
there by the death OF his brother. Col. BE
p Gresham.
y While in New Albany he received Telegram
from Jackson Orr IN regard to his acceptanc
!. OF the nomination for President by the Pee
I PIES party. and In reply sent the following:
Him. Jarkson Orr Omoho. Ne,.:
I'm view Of the friendly manner in whic
!. my name appears still to be considered Il
- Omaha. 1t IL duo you and your fellow delegate
that should say do not desire to be til
y. standard bearer Of the Peoples party. an
). could not accept nomination unanimousl
Il rendered. ". y. GRESHAM"
4 Mr.. Orr is m old schoolmate and liietim
r. friend OF Judge Gresham. and Is now del,
q gate to the Convention ut Omaha
" Six Young " en- drowned.
MONTREAL. July 2.-The St. Lawrence Riv,
d opposite Montreal was the scene OF terrib
q q boating fatality this afternoon. by which II
n lives OF six young men were lost. Early