Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-23

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o great throng, however,
hartman Wilson thUmp-
a mallet and the SeS-
Then the sun was
" through the heavy
cd aud steamed. Al
comfort prevailed, but
BUSINESS TO be done and the
what should occur drew in
tention somewhat from indi-
iering.
omas Reed, OF Cedar Rapids,
presented al 5:35 p. M, and
A prayer, which, while char
~ high dignity, was strong
{ applause 40 its close. The
sthe crowd was one Of quick
doc. The band started
.hpbell alone strobe up the
his greeting was vOciferOuS.
el T.. SickleS slowly entered
mon his crutCheS, and when
,ggbd soldier was recognized
q. until be took his seat. Up
tie .DubigLon, Of Georgia, and
adjourned until II a. m. to-
Wells of deriSion met this
ming from Georgia, and the
scarcely put before the con-
the chair. before 1t was
storm Of noes.
AIRY Whitney entered at 6:l0
.ook q place on the chair
lrm. Governor Campbell at
tarted ON a final tour OF the
presumably on a missionary
FIRST made his way 10 Mich
and the entire body Of
ON that State leGped upon
aud cheered him while Don
'eeted him. The tour was
I'd cheers.
egate Charles y. Jones, Of
irmau Of the resolutions
lpeared upon the platform.
le Convention ne said: Il
by the committee on res
esent Co you as "a report Of
e the following resolutions
ir adoption. In order that
q distinctly hear what the
s. prepared, I intend to ask
no lis as familiar as my
lhraseology of the plat
for me. Applause. ]
IS been read ] shall move
gestion upon the adoption
%. ICrieS OF "NO, no. {
rs0n, of Colorado, who ad-
platform and said: In
,atemsnt just made, ! Will
present a minority of the
Resolutions, and I desire
hat the minority expects
present ITS report before
question shall be put. "
greeted this announce
cretary Villas commenced
'esolutions, at 6:2S, but
he'd the phrase From
3veland" there was q quick
voice near the platform.
viewer, IN a flash, for it
with one impulse the en-
0Dle ieaped upon their
ID hats and hand6erchiefS
roats let loose ye.ls aud
shook the heavy air and
De barracks culver.
White satin banner, heavy
&c, shot aloit, and was
,utre OF the aisle. It was
n. SiCkleS, OF Michigan,
de was a picture Of Mr..
e first outbreak had been
pared with the Savagery
din that rose then aud
ed from side 90 side Of the
and again rolled around
tire. a man In the rear
ties nOiSted a picture Of
Quick as human impulse
To- hand ripped 10 from the
tore it up while Kisses for
the act swept in a wave
an. Then came into view
banner. A sturdy Boise
loft and waved 10 constant
the mass OF sweltering
sible, Swelltd the din and
nd. The tempest flowed
hes when Don Dickinson,
caused tho Michigan ban
rried from view in order
might be resumed. There
com the crowd, that the
baton of its applause,
loved. Through an this,
cen in the center aisle sat
lnt, Deither kissing Cleve-
ering Hill. It's thunderous
held perfectly in leash,
dmiratiOD from those who
Manhattan Indians. FL
Mr. Villas again resumed
of the platform, which is
rs Of the Platform Commit
0lOws.
The representatives OF the
party Of the United States,
81 convention assembled, do
ieir allegiance 70 the princi.
party, as formulated by JEFF
d exempli6ed by the long and
line Of his successors in Dem.
dership, from Madison C
ye believe the public vel
s that these principles bC
the conduct of the
byernment through the
power of the party that ad-
ard we Solemnly declare
ofR return 70 these fun
ciples OF a free popular
aeed on homo rule and In.
never more urgent
endency to central
'ederal Capitol has
3 reserved right.
3 at the very
der the con.
hers ofthe
Of oul
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