Oxford eagle., 1892-06-16

Ihe chairman au1,s1r ~ ta- r-4-ss.st all
that thtS would net interfere With th- rr--.nta-
tpn1 q nanf~- for presidential nomination
TAer- was spplsS- bu. Mr. prrta~sa .srpus.i 4
By ntdre-sing the char again and ssztia, that
tss NichixSn delrgsfion ee-ir-d that b4r~irl-~S
b. srsr~rtet unsii the deisxztan rrturas.l
The Chairman beard ~ ahi-ct5nn TO tal- re-
guest. the Nichf=zn dei~xztar retired aud shss
rCcveutou urpr-e,iesf the transaction q sssfs.
ruurlE~ ha-5ze~~
TA~c .nnoazs-~i th2t il szi hern IN. Gus
tom IN past Yezrs On czn tae roll tsr tass Pre-
eonv-ntioa wt>h>i tAs- There ~~-- minxi-i
erias Of -ys- and 10. aad Ia Chairman d.
erting fAAf the cunvrnriuu ds-i-vs! to fellow
rre.--,t-ur. orvi-r-si she rnli czll--f
Whra Cnioraslo ras r-1chsd Mr vob-otr
srO~s knd pr~@eased the nauas q Iarl-- u
BiAin-. azntf great cheering tren the Blaine
delegates
Whsa lastfans VS. rraeh-t ta@-~ wz- xz-
FiAuss wnieh wEs renewed ten foli saen ths
veasrzhh@ 4 W. Thonr=ssn walked u2 tbs
sssla and toa< shs platform ssan.iinx VITA Q
fan ciutcn~f N eota hands Mr.. ThamgV~s1 sad /.
GESrrExES rNK CoSvK<rfcx--I to nns
intend ~ make sr~~ch- prspo-e - snR<e a
nomfaatiou fer tas Presit@nry whsra shalI
STRIKE . cncryi Of -ynparnT n eTerv rrT1- r r1h
Iran heart. propose TO 1nrninate forshe prr<t :
dsnry a man who dn~- aor ss.~s slsTassou by
th.s desrzetion of xnv ether great r~pahssexni
or his hfe before teis ennv-nrron- hsezase that
viii b deu~ ia words of burning AMI p-rpn@tic
ein-gueuce which can net be surpassed n say
orher country IN the wnrid Therefore. m rassP
sir1rle words nominate % thts souv.nti.sT f,-
the presidency of ths United States the warrior
statesman, sEnfn Harri>ou-
The euGnt-r demonstration Of the Harrison
men came with enthusiasm Fans and TN
brellas were in the AIR d-Isgztes stool on their
chairs. ami Hua- Fret Dos<s=--. waving hi-
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that was sustained for twenty minutes or ulsr-.
The chairman sat down antl the tumais sah-
sided Then b. ordered the roll-csli cclrinuesl
When Michigan was Fe1chesi someone IN the
xalleries cried out. What's the matter with
Algert" bur there was oaly a slight lAuxh tror.
the convention Then Minnesota wxs czlIe.i
for and Mr. EE5tis took the platform To second
the anminataca of Blame
The convention did not greet sfr Eustis' re-
marks with any euthasizszn when they were
delsv-r-sL But when they were concig,iei an
incident occurred which sent the convention OF
into the greatest tumuit it hsd yet Known
Just a- the applause was dying out. Mrs r. c.
Ker~ns. wife of tns nariouAl committeeman
from Missouri. and NrS Carson Lake. Of New
YORK vho sat beside her. started the
cheering again waving their parasolS- The
convention went with them The delegates
elfneed on their chairs 10 Sc the two lone
womsn the platform behind the chairman
cheering and encouraging the applause The
fact that Mr. ker-ns Is \ delegate instructed
for Harrisun made the incident al the more In
te-essinx TO those IN the convention WHO knew
H. Big Tom Reed who sal Just in front Of Mrs.
kerrnss took ap the movement HIS fs-s melt
si into broad grin ks be stDod NJ waving a
six dag in hocor Of his cid time ea-mF. AL
ever the eonvention hall the deb-xst-- were
CRYING Blame. Blaine. James @ Bisfn-- Del
egat-- op-n-d their umbrellas and waved them
aloft- On. OF them was white. with Bixfne's
name N bsx black letters. Th- eonfuxspn Was
indescrihahle and the noise deafenfng II culrni
mated vnen the band struck aps No one could
tel What il vHs playing Only th- beat % the
hrzss drum could be heard abuvs the din
whsn thu band stopped the ehesrins did not
Mrs Ker-ns' cumpanion folded her viii te
parzspi and waved Q SILK fzx almost OVER the
ch&irraaa's bead II fed the flames Of the
converricr's exritem>nt anew. Ths Blaine.
Blame. James @. Blame fsl into line.
Nen f-l into harmony and the cry went up
frora Sno voices A. from one. whils the stamp
fnx Of feet that scronpsri-d IL rat. the bsg
eouvsrrfcr ball tr-nhle. Again the band struck
ID and played n cus>kscepl An nIincts dele
xzre standing On his ssAr, . fnn II ezs hand. led
ths ehcrus Of -Biatae. Blains. James G.
Blxs,s.- cr tss eoor with both arms oct
stretched Ike tns lad Of . chorus
IN eou1c op,r1 Afr>r nearly twe1-
~ minutes ef coafasion and NOISE
shs convsnrior began 70 tire and subsidized . 1T
tls. Dat thsrs were sp2srodtc outhursts for
u<ariy Eve minutes before the strength az The
Elxt-s ,ez gave ou-- A delegate tr;ed 20 re-
shs plzr11rr 20 prop8s tsrss cheers for I-sL
K-r-r.. bur = the corfzsicn ke nigh. a val
h.~, esIked 20 q hln,x wall Ton Rse1 Led the
Lx.t oursurs.- string back % the plat
ruru waving his straw hst- IL vas
AZ sncut rhfs tin. rnaf the HArrisea men start
"a some hf.ssnx bu. il was druwa-d IN the cut
hurst Ss cheers that fslIoweA Thea the land
brought up sA@ rear of the prcce-sson vita an
other burst q uslody. al1 Just - Tia crowd
In the galleries and On H. foor stzrse1
the stamping Axxin Chairman Mckinley be<za
70 pound the table vita hS gsvek-
H5- cal broaxhs most Of tbs delegates 20
or,Isr f,r . rsinzs.. bat tas eonfasson IN tia
galleries. oucst=a-d. xnd Mrs. ksrsns waving .
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