New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
PART II.
JUN E 20, 1892.
THE WORK AT CHICAGO.
DETAILS OF THE DAY PROCEEDINGS
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION EFFECTED-WlLL'
IAN L. WILSON'S SPEECH AS CHAIRMAN
REMARKS Ely wELL-KNOwN
MEMBERS OBJ THE PARTY.

REMARKS Ely wELL-KNowN
MEMBERS OBJ THE PARTY.
Chicago June 22.-At II 80 Chairman owens
thumped for order. The Rev. Albert henls' p"'o.
~ the Icavtt Street Methodist Episcopal Church. OF
chicago. led in prayer At the close OF the prayer
tho Iowa delegation with the banner OF Governor
Ro,es marched to their place among the delegates
and tbc display Of the banner was the signal lor I'M
mense applause. A.. o,u.,
The Charman--The first business OF the c"nvon
ton will be the report of the committee OH "'ee"
tials Is that committee ready TO report
Mr. Winston. of Minnesota, here caiien auen.i n"r
IN the fact fat there were distinguished exseha'orS
present one of whom had had the honor " P'''".
over two National Democratic convenuons' anu INV
that the convention extend the courtesy Oh ''o p'"'
form to them. The gentlemen referred to were jan,
r. Dooltle and Lyman TTumbull. of chicago WIN
out putting the motion the chali1p"h oVO' "
unanimously carried.
The report OF the Committee on CREDENTIALS was
then called for and Mr. Shaw. OF Maryland explained
that the committee could not be ready TO report be
fore o'clock
Mr. Delaney. OF Alaska, here arose for recognition
and upon announcing his name and Territory, was
,sceived with cheers He offered memorial from the
Democratic Territorial Convention OF Alaska to the
National Convention. and asked that 1t receive re
spectful consideration. The resolution was referred.
Tho Chairman then appointed committee consist
Ing Of Messrs. Bronson. Of Kentucky. and Judge
Proctor of Indiana, TO wait On tho Committee on Gre
lentias, and learn from them when the committee
would be ready report
Mr. Johnson, Of Chic. moved that the chairman
request senator Roger Q. Mills OF Texas. TO address
the convention. This suggestion was received WITH
enthusiastic cheers from all parts of the vast hail.
Messrs. johnson. OF Ohio and Goodman, of Missouri
appointed committee to escort Mr. NILS I" Tie
platform.
pnlu, of
entrance upon the rear Of tho platform. and was I'M
mcdiately recognized and greeted with whiriwind
VI applause
The Chair announced TO the convention that Sen
ator Mills had been compelled to leave the nan on
account Of Illness, and there were lhihe"ia'eS iouu
calls for Palmer all over the hall.
Mr. sheehan, Of Michigan, moved that Senator
Palmer be asked 10 address the convention. (Loud
applaussJ
LOUD CHEERS FOR SENATOR PALMER.
Tie Chair appointed General Jackson. Of Iowa, to
present the request Of the convention 10 SENATOR
Palmer and 10000 threats joined In an enthusiastic
greeting as the old led BY General Jackson
TO the front of the platform
The Chairman- Gentlemen Of the convention need
not Introduce 10 YOU This battlescarlc Veteran Vi
democracy loud and longcon,inu-d appauseJ
senator Palmer spoke as follows;
Gentlemen. find honor thrust upon me we. Sery
! am hardly treated with fairness. have not had
I av 0 y Denosra ~ iink have right to
speak to this assembly as one having eA~ri'hG e.
ratriotic, dhat is an instinct in Democl',tc
icarts. applause need not urge you 70 tne
ooODon OF every eXpciicnt 10 secure harmony II! or
ranks cheers because there lies before US one OF me
most important political contests ID Wmsh t"o
da1ter 81 O. century. II is the great crucial
nity therefore is essential. Every Democrat shouu
irethren indeed With q common motive, and common
purpose and cngased In cOmmon earnest; i pas,o st
work OF restoring constitutional liberty IN the oou.
has de!oved upon YOU tappiaasel ana VIII you Dsmns
amy py IS 'S SiSee 1 Hsea our coahry cans
ns in trumpea tones shall we DO III Let us bs
o. the erc. billie Let there be no sulkero In the
camp Lot al work for the accompSLmeh, OF 1Ila
reai purpose / expect harmonious reSut, Inc
flames before you arc names OF patrio,c mon. Cnnoc
Ion anog tem him that Will bear tie hah pno l1
GET firm. answering ana ula.terable Dehoc,s'
who is In earnest. (Applause) tut the h1s III Ms
A. ,his point the speaker was interrupted by ycils
for nil Cleveland. B0cs AID other OF the pos,lbe
nominees. Ke,uming MS speech senator T"''ncf
tel you that the sod De@ocr'cy a a0d the the
ts"1 ~ the E~puLCans AZ Minneapolis they lung
,ba; banner to tic breeze and Inscribed upon II III
Ibid terms all that odlous In tcahisrn Cheer
o. the country In the new Pore bl; -
IS Republican. will have fore. bill sreh ~ uie
ingenuity John Davenport or the dey may
.av t,.t they have not attempted To deceive The
coiintrv on t.at point They declared their purosf
They have written In addition to the tariff McKiney
ism,' worse "MeKnlcyi'1 more =, h a ,n%i
around By what i, called protection ms gleat gram
Republic with It's sixty hve millions of lnhao'tah.,
with resources unsurpassed anywhere on earth Is
he feiterod You owe II us 10 arm the country
Tor the great contest. We are going to work IL
expect to see In November that Illinois ha
carried the state for the Democratic electoral ucket
danghter but we will make 1T amusnc1y red. QoD
Continued laughter and applsuse).
loud CRIBS FOR PILLOWS.
General Palmer retired from the platform ami
great enthusiasm and immense howl went up 10
Fellows, Of New-Yorli H. l.. Chapman, Of OHIO
moved that John r. Fellows Of Now York, DO invite
TO address the convention. Mr.. Fellows was accord
lngly invited. Upon the announcement that Nj
Fellows would address, the convention there was a
Outburst OF enthusiasm.
Mr. Fellowship. Chairman: ] an delegate In thi
convention. (CIies Of :" Louder'l At the appropriat
time when IL shall be In place for delegates 70 e1pes
their sentiments upon this nO0r II may be my p1vlleg
TO have something 10 say 70 the conyer Ion. Tha
has not yet arrived and recognize that with grea
number OF distinguished gentlemen whose names all
deeds well known 10 the Democracy prcsel
In this room, who are not wearing the badges {
delegates, 1t would be improper for who occuple
that position TO claim the attention OF the COZ
vcntion. Applause)
Mr. bronson, Of Kentucky, here appeared and al
nounced that the Committee Credentials was read
TO report.
John Z. Lamb, Of Indiana, chairman OF the Con
mittee Credentials then said:
am directed by the Committee Credentials
make the following unanimous report. tApp'ause
In lie from Alabama the regular deIegauJn
recommended by the National Committee. Is seate
given the right to vote while the c?nics,lns dcl
given the moor OF this convention
In tie XXIIId and XVIII districts OF PcnhsNlvaiA
te regular delegates, recoimende oy inc nan
Committee are given seats and the vote upon the 400
(Appause) In Ohio the Ist District the regular del
gate, Mr. Bernard, is seated; Applause In u
Territory of Utah the regular delegation recommend
by the National Committee, Messrs Henry Is. Hendc
Son and John T. Caine, are given the seats ana u
Of New Mexico and Arizona IL was recommended by Il
National Committee that each be given az seats upo