New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22

o. TIE delegates and In the galleries. "hefe were
te seen vast spaces occupied only by empty char''
Mr. Collier continued a. follows:
M. President | deiirc to move tlat inc oIhccr. u,
th, G. nveufnn and thu .;aiiona. EXc'ltVe C'nnIlS
be irs,irced t. admit Democrats to these rnoctupea
seat, until they arc He'd ana that no prnn'l1 Nha'i
be compclle 10 knox al tie door oi any De"'''""'
convention iOf admission
Mr. bronson Of Kcltucky. moved to refer IT, 1850
linton to the Committee on Resolutions and the mo
ton was carried.
pblIcars nave had a majority IN the state VI oregon
iof a number Of years OF betwec! seven ana ysm,
,,ccto?, that Republican majority has been reduced
Gom o.oOo 10 plurality which l. Only 1000 L.,
Of ior,Iand. he strongest Republican city on the
Iacidc Coast. whose ordinary kcpuolcan majority IS
hold in nv hand two telegrams which announce the
glad new, that the Republicans IN Portland Orr pave
been dcfcatri By a thousand majority, ana that fort
land is redeemed from the hands OF the enemy
cCheers) -. p.o.,,.,. moro that al
4 tho organized visiting clubs to this convention %
permitted 70 COPY i1s o .9'% Stnt eas os nsh n Si'
Mr. Bronson, Of Kentucv-l move you. ar t I,,
the resolution he referred to he oni1t''" on hs d
tiDns. There are many Sood Democrats here VII" VIZ
The CHai:man-we will vote upon the motion no, OF
the gentleman rom kcntncky w rc''' w ''0 ~
ndttce on RESOLUTIONS.
on the call for vote. the delegates seemed apo,'
evenly divided the yeas and the nays put 'hc
Chairman declared the motion a. having prevaneo a''
the sane referred TO pie COMMUNE oh H'
tons.
Tr. ca,1rmar-rhc Alabama delegation request ;he
CHAIR to announce that there has been change ~
the committee from tina; State ana mat nco,s
Harrison is the member Permanent Osanh"uo''
SYMPATHY FOR MR. BLAINE.
Mr.. Cable. Of Ilinos-Mr. Chairman, beg 10
offer mi, resolution and move It's adoption
Resolved That this convention tender its prot"ina
sympathy to that distinguished American james We
iIlaiuc.
=, r.. ,,,,tor of MIR glaine's name there was
.ponoueous ont burst OF prong cd and earnest cheers
The chairman finally quoted th. convention ana sI'
Gable continued the reading Of his resolution rs ioi
lows:
Resolved That This convention tender It's pTho'hd
svmpsthy 10 that Distinguished American James ~
Blnne n fhc heavy ahicion when ile Dei"Ile" ""'
The resolution was unanimously adopted. ana In
manner that seemed TO impress 'le vast nu'''u"e
with the thought that there was genuine symPa'n'
for the distinguished statesman
Mr. Collier, Of Trnncs,ceI call Your ATTENTION ~
the isct that there $4,000 Democrats ou'9"s NC
.lr0lls 10 be aduhtted. - ,,, =,
Mr. Co.licf-We hav. mot hero 10 nominate ne h. ~
President OF The United otates ana a,shs w. hos
Democrat. until every vacant seat IN TINS h1 - n'eu
IN" chnirman-The whole matter has been referred
TO the Committee OH Resolutions
+ q sweet. Of Muino-Mr Chairman: In behalf Of
the Maine delegation and IN 9ehni 81 ,'e desire TO
acInowlcdao. th. era ef expression OF sentiment on
Tho rrt of the National Democratic convention 'oW'u
our most distinguished flDv citizen III tniS' ~ ,,'m
Of aiiictIon applause The Democracy of Maine 1rt
more than any Other Northern s'h" rs 'aP'Ii,'.'o"
the political and ohcnl osraci-m al me hcPnnn an an
party and In the days OF Is 'upr.iItets tte ,hn,
nery political opp n~niS mt ood arh1 n onh
the ben Ocracy Of MIME or oi any Dthr Hla''' So"
hesitate 10 tender tieir sympathy ~ inc presence "i
ha, grim yrant HGo ~iPe' Gn, al, croos hide
IN, .reptrr dong continued applal'c) VI w" H'hN
mi, fortunes and bereavcinenis when nave come uP"
the Distinguished gentleman In IN" last Mo iei's "
may le truly sung one Woe upon anp'her's hecls
d,,h read hu only in a Democratic National on
ycniion can Ne extend 10 him this sympathy, when
comes from every ton and from every oiaic.
Mr. sweet, REMARKS aeuin called forth tl> Intent
feeling 81 sympathy the bec,vc family In hearty
round of applause.
Tie Charrnan-Tbe secretary viii report a commn
nionlon from tho president NJ IN" ""r'S 'o"'"o''
Exposition. ..
rhc secretary then read the following communi'a-
non: ,.. ,,..,
ment, Chicago. June y. le93.
Hon. W. &. oseus. Chairman national Demoera"o
Convention. ,..
I ,,kc plra-urr IN extending this invitation to the
National Democratic Convention % VISIT the grounds
81 Tho exposition nj Jackson pnrk. T'l' great Na0na
enterprise T. Of such paramount interest," ana hPur
ncc 10 all tho pcoph, that trust their representa- I've,
ss.cmbled here viii embrace this opportunity to view
ihe progress Of the work Very Lespe'uHlb
WILLIAM T. BAKER. President.
General Bragg 4 Wisconsin, move you sir, ma,
the convention do adjourn until tomorrow at IL
O'Clock.
A delegate offered to amend The motion ard thke an
Adjournment until II O'Clock. 1nls amendment was
accepted bv General Bragg. and seconded by Mr.
Flower Of New York
Tnc motion was unanimously carried and an I'D
ioulnm.ni taken n 30 p. IN. 10 ii O'CLOCK 10
morrow morning.