The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

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tins the convsntion loudly cleerHd
ArkGn-as ylc'Ici her place 20 New Jersey
and cheers, ani Gov. heon Atieft. - New
,Lrr~sy Wa recognized and took tho stand 10
nom,nst. Grover Cleveland. H. stool ir>f be-
hind the e~hsirrnnn'~ desk. . manuscript IA
q ont ~ him and speaking - clearly thrt hc
conii be hear. AL through the great hall he
said.
M chRivrnsn AMI e,nticr1en 81 the ''0rsNr.
rion-In plnrlnr a Mans hefpre frts convention
rirak tor ~ matted a .morraey ~ New Jar'
faithful service ~ The party amt Who's. ron'
tripa,lon- 70 - success ~enttrif y Z" thf
cogssirrsfipn - tn democratic country
cation ! present A. thar candidate thn nnmc ~
= distil<ui>h4t democratic stat ssntn horn
ur<n is soil, for whom IN two presidential
We have IN thu past and will IN IN fntn1p b.
ready 20 sxfrllre all personal prrffrences ~
rh~ clear expression d tho viii ~ tho demo
cratic party. IL II ttcan-e this name
will awaken throughout our state ths enthusi-
assn Of thu democracy AMI insure success. i
b-csu.e ne rvprr-rrts the " ~ democratic
60 vsntrsn 1. 4 unit: Il l. l~can-o W. believe
that with Rim a. \ candidate the demo racf ~
The Union will svreepthe country md establish
breadth 81 the land that W, ofer 20 tn con-
yention AZ thf no,ninee shr choice ~ The deinoc-
racy " New jersey. Grover Cleveland.
when Gov. Albeit ransel clsveiaai thu hnr-
r~M OF Al 4ILr N--NIu " - AU-rM n LIS AHN|r
gates slsrang 20 III III feet; many ~ them
mounted chairs: hAts we've thfown into the air.
and thc ncs-e 81 tire ch .er.ny vas jeafsuins.
Michigan : banner was waved alrft again The
enthusiastic hanner- bearer forgot discretion.
and taking he tanner across tn aisle tlstrisi
il ia the faces u he New York delegates. On.
Sicsir- n sentei this mpeitinen~s AMI he vas
joined in the denuncatfon BY other ember
~ the delegation
Mayor Naming. ~ Albany. pr ont his foot to
bar he aisle where h. st and the hammer
T. arr fell Michigan men we're acre : the
ai-le in an instant and II .ocxei a. thorg1
hlow~ worli follow
CEN. Sscklrs. ~a.l: We in View York ar
= sn'leInsn AMI We - not propose % b. IN
~nitni.r
80 @ro we sail a man from Michigan. .ani
~ xnu,s hev ID behave ourselves
.You cannot carry thu. msn's banner across
here. faf1 >rkIrs. waving his rrufrh ia The
air. W rIopee N say who shall b our can
dilate ana WI a. not want 70 hsve Michigan
rlmnius ;helr candidate down our thrpat-
Then = Michigan delegate poured pl IN the
troubled waters by saying The man was toll
I no. 70 raiSe the banner AMI h. had no ri<h. 70
go over ia New york'S dele cation ia any
-vent.~ and tho conflict which threatened
blows came 70 an end
One inconSilrrSt. delegate hoiStsla handana
Others had umbrellas and canes in The air. hats
and hand <rrfNlrr-- mo cheering rultltAAeI IN
termittrnsly for ten minutes The chairman
succeeded in pounding ord = with his gavsi and
Gov. Abbot. we1t On. Almost rhe next sen
.cnce wa. NO only viii b srrreivsthe sup
port % every democrat il the land. There
were cries o. No and counter cries II Yes
from all over the hall
Stopping . moment TIE governor repeated
4 sid every democrat laying = strong EN-
rhasis on the word democrat" The point
brought Gown pf1e kousa.
AT another point where tho governor paused
sorre one cried. Give rs a democrat but x
did not provoke = demonstration WHEN GOV.
Absett cams 20 ths revie~ Of the modern hero
md ~ TIE democracy h. was cheered in mod
-ration from Rnssfl, % Boi-s. hut when
David Hills name WAS mentioned Tam
snany and the New YORK delegation lei =
demonstration sscord only % fnat which the
Cleveland men had male. Monntin : their
chairs. the Nav Workers I'D = cheering army
which founi recruits momsnc1riir in every
part Of the hall Twice. thrice. this New York
, men st down. but each time the cheering
-tlrtsd anew. and again and again the friends
| and admirers Of the New Yorxcrs sros 20 their
| feet. Amos Cummings waved . Tan aronrd his
heal. Jolly Distri-t Attorney Rix suay'<
round f.c, shone with excitement. and Gsl
Sirkies waved his c-u,ch high ia thsa all.
After ei<ht minutes ~ noise ths ca sirnsr
trs.i to -? tn convention TO ori-r. but
NIWF WIAE |IWNA&-A "a yin AAAN| III"
pictures * Nr Hill and he.a them aloft. Cen
Sex ~ stuck one out On shs chi ~ hi crntrh
ard uAvei I. above hfs heal A delegate
| rush "a - the platform an he'll ansthrr PIC
ture oyer N. heal n til osirisT ~tsnp<rerhfr y.
flszs AMI parti- coloret 1-nhr4iiss were wly>t
in the galleries Ohi,. Mississippi AMI half =
4 dozea other states innd in M lemon - ration
and made Il; coar nnou- and nossv. A -ariei
| delegate with = brown hat on nf- heal stood On
| I chair and waved a Cleveland picture in the
face n tnr New Workers
II was lfk. the traditional nj rngt,th> nal
bull II provoked another ontb~e,k ev.n NOR
enthusiasts than the ono presiding i;a dom
ons-raflrr that brought even Boss" troyer %
his feet Again the chairman trd 10 brnAx
the convention - order. and again ne failed.
Every blow ~ hf> g1vel was answered with in
creased cheering AMI stamping ~ feet. Gov
ALBEIT stood il froat o. the ch sirmaa's desk.
looking On snilinxiy Over ths hall
The denonstration hsf confinuN a s.venteen
minutes when Edward Murphy waved til New
Workers. - tn -ir ss,ts The galleries were not
auietsi - easily Three cheers " re given for
Gov Flower when Bis name was mentioned.
Gov Albeit Wa permitted - conclude hi
speech in comparasiv, silence AZ 10:le p n A
renewed outbreak ofchecrs took place as be sr
down
The Michigan delegation hoi<tei the Clevs-
land hammer again and ten minutes wers give "A
20 urroar. the hand assisting. while occasional
r<al< Of thunder reverbertfsi aDovr thr din
The secretary vainly endeavored 20 resu me the
roll call The li<htnin . meanwhile Wa fash
ing viv.dly and the torrents Of rain forcing
their way through the roof increaei in vol
ume.
Colorado b,inx reached. yielded 10 tho state
Or New York Nr. ". G Dewitt. Of Brooklyn.
mad his way Up ths aisle % no n.nsse Senator
Hill
Bourkn Cochran asked for a suspen -ion q