New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
LONDON MEDICAL RECORD.

10 stir more than a dozen pairs OF lungs in thai
vast audience, fact which was noted at the time
and commented upon. The same strains played At
Minneai oils, as they frequently were. always
brought thrilling response Of cheers ard ap
plansr. The lcasrn for this varying power Of the
stirring notes Of patriotic music upon separate
audiences representing distinct Iolitica ideas OF
government may not he worthy of analysis, bat
there does appear 10 be some underlying impulse
| in the enc case, and absence of similar impulse
in the other, which serves at least to suggest CON
| rast
| CON;Hr'SMhN WILSON'S fPEECH.
| Al last Mr. Wilson was run down, and when
| he appeared the platform surrounded by HIS
| captorS tho delegates and many Of the spectators
| arose and chccrcd for two or three minutcr. He
was finally introduced by Temporary Chairman
| Owens. and from the clerks platform ut = 20
| O'Clock he hcgnn the delivery of his speech, which
was closed nj II - o'clock amid the greatest
enthusiasm which the convention has thus far
Developed with the exception f that sprincinI
ont Of the mention Of Mr. Ilaines name ycstcr-
day. Mr.. Wilson spoke withlu; notes. though
his remarks were evidently prepared carefully in
advance. The speech was Of quality
mist pleasing to Democratic ears and
scycral times he was interrupted by wild
cheers This was especially true in the
southern delegations at oll references 10 the
Force bi and an unusually excitablc and scf-
odmirin9 young man in 'hc Arkansas delrcation
who has frequently sought tie notice Of the pre-
.idlng officer without success did finally attract
the attention Of the audience rs standing on his
chair, swinging his hands in the air. and cNclam-
ing in a shrill voice Down with The Force
bill"
A'cr vote Of thanks - tie retiring temporary
chairman was passed ihr Committee IN Rule,
reported. AID - toy recommended the adoption
NJ rules soycrnin, Dcno'r,'l" convention. in the
past and a, their recommendation WIS approved hy
Tho convention. tho action was liokcd upon - an
assurance that lie uni' rule would pscyan
throughout this convention
TN srfcr,ToHs ,vrer TrrrNSrTvrs.
II was found that thc Committee or RESOLUTIONS
was not ready 10 report. and the r.occcln.~ lr |
gan +" lag Then thc spectators In the galleries
took up tie task II running The convention. and |
yelled for sprcchc, from Myoritc orators. There
were calls for senator Ro-cr q Mills and Chair
man Wilson announcci that Mr.. Mills. who had
been recognized 20. present On the hail. WAS obliged
10 leave on account Of illn,v~ senator Carlisle
name was called hy the crowd, bat he was not
,isihlc. lien so',chody shouted Coudcrr. and
lc l'ilc anti snapper who sa' on the platform,
Win somc fcua. companions. began 70 look
roul l'd aui even frightened M the
cmpc,'. ha' be- diI not rc>p,ul William
y. ilciscl - P,ur-yitaniA. W, another favorlie.
'ut 'l'.rnan Wilson di-p eel of him hy appoint
n Aim Oh comuLitcc = learn when the Com
nii'r' 800 RESOLUTION. would ho prepared ~ rc-
'or' senator NooThcct and Congressman Allen OF
Mississippi. wrrc nskcl FOR. bat neither was
irc-at There Wct' loud yri. for Governor
aypf. u lruuc-scc buf the chairman announced
hat hc. too. wa III ~ his hotel. and must H.
Ncu-rd
Meanwhile Governor Campbell had responded.
nj tAkln- h- place AZ The clerks dc-a made
few remark 81 last a VI s.s,ppill dclulr let
hat lourke Cockran should sl,lk bar the lam
AMY man shook las head 10 p.~iuy,
tot'-t At last hc nro-~ ana IN a
'llicrn'e tone asked e. hc cNcu.cd Il
Ni"cf.' hc satl, to have some hu-ins.. = do
,icr on and this declaration wa. . .companrl
y manner which indicated that the bisiurs
ught prove II serious character
~ last. ~ g. o'clock. after waiting long and
upatlcniy for the Committee on Platform 10 IT, ,
or'. Don VI. Dickinson moved that the convru- ! .
on take recess until o'clock There were
nd shouts ~ NJ. No" The Chair puf the mo
on lhe yeas wcre many. but the nays which
'llo"el far exceeded them. JUL .ci from the sonni
~ thnirmnn wilson declared that the yeas had .
, and the rcccsn wa, ordered q