The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-23

'"''o.o' vs. N'i'i""o es $50, -, a.. -
report mere was much conlue,o N.'n 80
orue. was reseorea tauersou 49,, o' dae,s, s' Nv
auentor ny explaining Una. ''o ,, uaoon III
the comm'0ee was covered ny Iu'h ~ ~.
Single wora with hye 'o.o''' ."a'
woru peinR roe. h''er .uV '""x -.
TER haa suoslded no 'v,.eo.eu 's
arnnmetic anu went on WIN n.o appes. AZ
tne auoption Vi MS Tree eo,naso ~ -,
nv naue .,he epeech "ni' s. -.
tne uoh'en.'on' anu theie w'io a., -
U, tihe' ,'ho' ron d. 20. .,'. n"'
tnis haue fs.'e'son haa, "nu "o su .," ~
sp'e VI .ne u,soiaer ne WUuir ,, ,,lAso.'
hearu II II TOOK all hisht lnenon,en' , was
becoming very weary ana 'ne Sna,r was
unapie 10 preserve oroer. ,e.s' .,'
henhte Vi hen'ueky p,otos.o. a' .a, III
speech IRON Soioieuo oeink ue o. ,o
time. anu moved the releren ,, y, ho
whoie suD'ect 10 mo oommi.ee. "I.h 1 80
mueh as hotieihg tne interrup',on ia,'eison
eooliy proeeedeu with MS speech ahlu erea'
oisoroer. again he started H. anu "su'i, NV
misses ana cries OF Time were remover ne
at iehgth got some applause ny ,eierrihk "
the uissracelui sauaooie at .he Mihhearohs
convention. anu cioseo WIN III "ppeai ioi
Tree oime'aiiic eonVen'ion'
the'e wore efies ior Dahie. VI vnsh'" WHY.
I"''efson ea. uo"h' pu' 'he oh"i, ..
theii anu pun 'ne uuestio. on '"u auop'ion y,
fHtterson SUBSTITUTE p'"rN. was 'o.eu
uo"h " e'oih Vi hoeS A"' 1t" ""'
tnen aaopteu as whoie.
~ was eAne"y "a e'ocA "nen .''o S"".
man nhnouheeu 'na1 " was ho" in oiue' "
cai' .he Ion oi otates ior the ho'niua.iol io'
caho!au'es ioF INC fresiueney. ere"' wy
roar toiio~eu' a oozeh New torAer' iea'eu
into the aisle. ana Don DICKINSON anu many
were hearu' Mheh Arkansas was cailed .hae
etaeo 'leiueo i's pace 10 new Jersey nov
Leon hooe'e arose ana took he
platform 10 speak ior uroser .'e'o-
iaho. he eaio ne presen'eu 'ie h",he
vi WV po vi Ne" 'eioe' eo,'' Who ""' '",o'
Feesineu ti,e e,ee'orai wy" VI ''". e'"'o' ,Ao
eaio TIA. NJ" 'e'seS "Uu'u no'e, pie'eA' 'i'o
nahe VI man .'e' oiu ho' oe'ie,e eou'u 10
eiee.eo. foneI eie'elunu eatiieu 'ne '''n ,.. IA
t"of anu III 1000 anu wiz w eo asah III ioo-'
s,ea' uoiiohs'ta'ion ,oi'o"eu ''e iieu''on
-, n" ~. VIZ p oAeep'
tnc Ne" AoIn''e' 'ne io""us' "'.een '.ney.-
nahi"hs' anu a ie" o'heis e'oou Wy III
'heH ehafs' Inc sa"e o'o 1u'cn'sah 'uh
ner WIS helu "ioi'' '"e poopie e"uns
.helt mus anu ians III .ne aif' anu
me pun" p'aSeu ia-ru-ra Doon-uo,"ye'
A''housh !. u, was STRONG oaho' ils music was
and whistlinu mon All tho manila in tina pal
,or;oa stood nm and umhra,l,a we're opened
Tn ,1a 10 +ha cnnfrsior nortroits ~ Cleve.
land sneored on tbe ends Of walking sticks.
were heid tp' ana presently roar rs Vi ron.
hvtbn gallery neonle poundinp ON the nour with
u' tnos"!ie.y peor'e pou"o'ns y" we ho"i WIN
NOT tho same applause that Cleveland got
in 1853. 1t was largely perfunctory. and re-
semhled thot for Hlaine in Minneanolis n fnw
days aro 1t lasted only 81. minutes in full
volume. and then Gained down SO that tho
Charman's gavel. sounding for order. was
plainly heard. Then Leon Abbett's voice was
heard again. rs no continued his speech. He
said every Democrat in tho land would vote
for Cleveland. He was stopped by yels OF
mo - and these were drowned by Cleveland
cries. The Governor OF New Jersey squared
himself. filed his lungs. and yelled: Il say
every Dem oorat!" His pluck and earnestness
carried the multitude. and 1t roared applause.
He said that the majority OF Convention rep
resents the public will. and the majority OF the
delegates here want Grover Cleveland He