Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-23
CLEVELAND WINS.
His Friends Hola the Conven~
t.ol Until a Ballot Is
:*' II
Taken
All He Has Mpre Tim the Nee.
VT: W.: " -: ::, :: =: ::: IT. i: il:
II: essat> TW*,~ Thirds IN ttc
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.:=. 49,: First Heat N :*.". =. :*: n"


."tItlcAt:o, Ju1,t. :.::-~ Tl1e+ c<lsve,,f+tn
WAS ~::.tltti tn ortltr ut | h. Ill.,. un1 ut
1l:t1# f1le RI pnrt ut tli. t0uitu't1tt III
rftdtn'iH}- wA~ tatl*tl fir, nnd the
| s=huirInn1i :ff It's. totnnlitttr frttotItttd
that the re,"1tt Wuud not ht >eAtly
ht!Ure h'cl0rk III. III the lnttrvhl
loud calls Wert' n,u1+ fur Mill, utul ut
t1,e mention Of Ills nA,tle lie delegates
sut On their feet unI chee'ed. IL be-
Ing ascertain. Il that Senator Mills was
present, the chair invited him 20 al
dress the convention and appointed Il
cDlltult1ee III two to Escort him to tile
platform. The committee were unahle
to find the Ttxa% Senator, uud upon
inquiry it WAS found thut he had left
tIc hall u few minutes previously,
| feeling too Il. to address tue conven-
tion, AMI had retired to hi- rucm ut
lie hotel.
Wilson was elected permanent chair
nlnn.
I.ur,'i calls fnr Palmer If IltInolt
who failed t" RESPOND, whereupon The
hand struck up "Dixie," to HE great
delight of the southern delegates.
Committee appointed to wait upon
WI son amt notify Wilson Of his +itc'
ton as permanent chairman. IN II
-hurt time tll+ committee returned
with Chairm.n Wil>on, who WIS duly
e4cnrttd 10 The platform, md made 4
short speech, in which he said thkt
much ~ Wiz owe t" our purity, W. "ve
u.ure tn our country; that deul"crA'
should -ee tlnt legislation j. 1lof in the
iutere.' OF my section, hut tor the
while I.turt+. Ht+ denounced tht
force aud tariff jssut> sought to ht
operated by the Republicans, ant1 Af'
| tilMtd thu! tAe most important 1T nl
i>s,,ts WIS tnxa'ion and tniif' reform
nuh they t'uld only hr rightfu|ly r"E-
ult;ttd Ly tht 'ltm ctutic party. VII
aun wu< li4ttfteh tp with tlo-~ atten'
ton and frequently ct.eertd.
T. I, said Tie Cleveland men MI
cuutl,,tn; IL G.t; vntt. ot4 :ht first l'.l
lot. :4nA will tu-I, hard fut hatlut tn
day, leaving TIE selection If the vice
prt Hlutnt un.il tomorrow.
It i. HOW rt9n'rted tha, S'tvtls = III "
In1nuis H. likely to he thp stcnnd NM
on th+ ticket, ils.enh Of Gray a III
dana.
4 morning paper hs-rrt% that II com
binusion has hetn tnrneu to ae'cA
Clevelund, and tntt more than one
third Of the delegates are Id fav,r II
it. Several ,ut1.es are suggested q
whom the combination may be Fl
fected.
The Tribune rays the platform wi
demand the coinage Of gold and silvt
dollars Of Equal value, and reciprocit
will he denounced az deceit and
fraud.
The anti-Cleveland men will mai
fight for abroKAting the unit rule
order to prevent Il ballot being reache
today. The Cleveland men say th
they will hold session until a ballot
reached If 1t takes until midnight.
The r.; .ort Of the committee OH PHI,
term wa. then called for, to be fu!lnw'
In order by the present alton Of Gu
didates Committee Oh platform "
not ready to report.
Committee OIL rules reports in fav
Of lhe unit rule.
The enll Of the Il Of state. v
then ordered ior the presentation
candidates, but alter sul>'e dtlihtrati
it wna decided utt } call tbs roll t
to r.uuest the different delegates ln
ing nominations 10 n,ak~ to send
names of their candidates tn he t'
retary. While waiting for the ret"
d Of the committee IN platform lo
calls were made for Carlisle, bu' 1t y
IN eventually nst ertained that he y
II, not ia the hall. Great cheering VII
Voorhees,, Cochrane, Nilns and nth
were invited to address the conVt
1ly tion.
r A. the different committees "
not ready to report. the convent
adjourned until s O'Clock =. III.
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