The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-22

North Carolina w. J. Greene: Ohio. II. l..
Chapman: Oregon. A. A. Grady Pennsyl-
vana, O. A. jerks: Rhode Island. amos u
Dougherty: South Carolina. J. l.. Elen ZEN
nessee. William Sanford: Iexss, Scott tlel9'
Vermont John ROhinsOu Virginia, jOhn 4.
Ryan West Virginia. !. A. AObinson; WIS
coDsin. Il. J. Gallagher; South DAKOTA; D. 4.
Wickham: North Dakota u A. hooke
Montana Allen Toys Washington, a. y.
Malone: Idaho. John B. Brown; wyoming.
john Harper Arizona A. g. BAKER; New
Mexico L. B. Grnyey; Oklahoma. NOT
named District ~ Columbia. ". II Mano-
que tab. c0rtest
Governor Abbetts name in the New Jersey
list was cheered IS were also the names OF
Bonrke Cochran and Governor Flower from
New ork. senator Daniel of Virginia and
Bragg and Villas of Wisconsin were applauneo.
Oklahoma. called for the first time IN q
Democratic Convention, received q warm
welcome.
TIE VACANT SEATS.
Whom Utah was called John T. Caine. rep
resenting the Mormon. aud +. J. Keissel, the
Gentle delegations. presented two lists. The
chairman ordered both read and referred 70
the committee on credentials. MIR. w. +.
English. of Indiana noticing numer OF va
cant seats in the galleries offered resolution
TO admit ex-soldiers of the late war TO the
unoccupied places MIR. Collier. of Tennessee
said that there were $4,000 Democrats
at the door, and he moved that the
doors be opened to them. There was great
applause but the whole question was shut
off. on motion OF Nr. Johnson, OF Kentucky.
TO refer the matter 70 the committee on reso-
lutions. Mr. Holman, Of Oregon, In the BODY
of the hall. addressed the convention, closing
by stating that be held in his hand telegram
giving the glad news that the Republicans OF
Portland. Ore. had been defeated by q
thousand majority. The cheering which
greeted this announcement drowned point
of order which General Bragg wss about to
raise.
Mr. Hall. OF Kansas, moved that organized
clubs be admitted 10 the vacant seats IN the
hall, but this resolution was also referred TO
the resolution committee.
SYMPATHY FOR BLAINE.
Nr. Cable. OF Illinois, offered resolution
of sympathy TO James G.. Blaine, That this
convention tender its profound sympathy to
that distinguished American. James u. Blaine
ia the many Affections which have befallen
him.
|. The reading of the name of Mr. Blaine wa
the signal for an outburst OF great en-
thusiasm. .
The resolution vas adopted without dis
sent.
Edward @. SWEET. of Maine. got tho floor
and briefly thanked the convention on behalf
OF the Maine delegation. Such an affhotlon
as Mr. Bianes, no said, ieveled ah ranks
Continuing, he referred 10 the many mistor-
tunes and bereavernents which had come
upon the distinguished gentleman in the last
few years. and said that only IN Democratic
convention can wa extend 20 him the SYM
pathy which comes from every section and
every State. Mr.. SWEETS remarks were greeted
with prolonged applause.
TO VISIT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
An invitation from tho Worlds Fair for the
delegates TO visit the Fair grounds was read.
General Rragg. of Wisconsin. moved that
the convention adjourn 10 Y o'clock, but on
suggestion of several delegates changed inc
hour 10 II o'clock Before this motion could
pe put the delegates were III the alsles
and when at four minutes TO O'Clock
the chairman declared tho conyehu9n
adjourned most Of them were making tor the
exits. The band struck up When johnny
Cones Marching Home and the 'Suwnnee
River and the convention dispersed;
w. /. Wilson. of West Virginia. has beer
chosen by the committee 10 DO permanent
chairman OF the convention.