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

ago sent 10 the chair resolution instrgcting the Ma
COMMITTEE TO to roSG Rc g%, tSe
National Committee the memo r Of 'hf PREM me a MA
MOI ,Ien ripe the adoption of that resolution and
without dlsparaGement 10 our National com
mit'ee' small fraction Il the aea: Ame Ian
nnb,c outside of ourselves the delegates that mis-
take has been made here aud that the tine has now
'Hberatve body and not governed by outside IN
duence, Cries Of Good good - If We conld be be
100000 Of Democrats who will vote the Democratic
ticket well and good 6at what the 1 rS har Mna'
and cannot hear. prolOngng the pr0ceedines OF a
Democratic convention and priy"tt"g godd hen 1fo s
not the discomfort II Is not the inconvenience but II
Is the danger Of wreckns the good "opk a o. I'D C"'
feel confident that we have reached ne cnH f OF
a6surdity. l. therefore venture TO- ASK my fellow
keSoved ' That The Democratic National Committee
Ss Ss 90 nee fer the de
gates the alternates, the press the National committee
A HOWL FROM THE GALLERIES.
great howl Of protest went up from the galleries
against the last clause of the resolution. and the
cries Of "no, no. from the galleries Interrupted the
speaker for minute.
Continuing General Collins said: But pardon me-
you are here solely by our courtesics" at,
There demand from the delegates iDr d , Isii
OF the roll Of states ON the reSDinuoi' ia WIN"
demand General Collins joined. ,
Great confusion reigned at this juncture throughout
the convention, nearly everybody s'ahglns ~ u.,n
standing In the aisles and on the chairs ana many
Of them had their hats on apparently reada anu S'a
crash ana the arc lights which had furnished the
Illumination Of the convention was seen de ,S ve
way above and II appeared as If the numerous in
terupon, which had Omnosy occurred at y. the nc
ane great catastrophe which should Wipe out me Whoe
National Go1y s % acgacn enme
crashing down upon the warning I'LL men. Inc
globes were broken and streams OF whlte eecuIcl,!
shot ont from the carbon points
a PANIC STRICKEN MOE
In twinkling every one in the building was on
HE feet and almost every one Was aK d n~er one
another each one striving TO get as far away from
NewYork a possible and in the shortest space sa OF
sent mn from the various candidates during the con-
venon were magnihed tenfod: but now We're 'nIne3
there was no possible way ont of panic which must 81
have resulted in the loss Of, perhaps. hundreds .o 81
head remained on it, shoulders and with bIyced
muscles GORDON Of brave men Dneard the 10 nave
M and presence Of mind wh ac for IN NTH
n1s lively ycst .t GGe' Of Don't Down be- blank %S
and various other admonions rose above the fearful
cries Of the flying multitude. The police and the
geant-at arms rallied at once In the cause OF order
Men and women We're seed anH M' dr S nnhaT
OF the delegates seized other delegates and rcqurd
them to take their seats \ Wild surge Of humanity
met by the warriors OF the pencil and was rolled back
and held in place until It's component parts rgalneI
TIER senses. At length the panic was reduced ana
the convention proc cded With its business.
The chairman recognized Mr.. iiensel' OF Pennsyi-
vania who said =,
Mr. Chairman ] think il must be apparent 70 all
the delegates here that rOllcall OF the states
cannot now be taken with that delberatlon necessary
to the proper proceedings OF this convention there
fore move Won that the resolution of General Collins
be referred TO the National Committee, with an
affirmative recommendation and with power 10 act.
The chairman put the motion to the conyentlon ana
II carried.
After the usual resolutions Of thanks were adopted,
Mr. Russell. Of Missouri and said " move that
this convention do adjourn sine de
The Chairman-Nr. Russell. OF Missouri, moves that
this convention do now adjourn sine die. And the
Chair thanking the convention for It's Kindness To him.
self asking its indulgence for lack Of capacity TO
perform the duties Of the Office Hereby declares the
convention adjourned sine die.
Great cheering enSuei and the band played Ameri
ca and the audience In chorus as they slowly
moved out The time of adjournment was 5:l' p. m