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

Then there were cries for 'Clardy" but as no
to AMY 2, an ,ne sSs the Chair
While the band was PLAYING the electric lights
out Wen the %p ;Sss ths Car
Fordyss OF irlanssas,; ex.Goy CamaEbell was
man. amid cheers. eppointsd another escort
COMMITTEES, and the b Mr played The Camp
being sd e.. ~ easPP csrh
Bell. and then taken IN charge by Mr.. Fordyce.
The Ghairm an 1 1r1s him said that the
Of voice. There were cries OF louder" to
" would be glad to talk louder. hut there are
too many. Democrats here for any one man to
no other anus MT. wishes, a. the Chairman
inslnnatss f. t5Sf out the Democratic
am comrlimented hy your invitation and will
not abuse your kindness by intlicting on you
STation deliverca this DAY ~ wy your s Chairman
| tCheers.l so simply ask you when November
rolls around to keep your eye on Ohio"
The band struck y, up again again Then an invita
OF P s to address the Gonventen
Mr. Hensel, however, did not respond. Mr.
Davis OF Ohio got the floor to move the ap.
they would be able. to report. but the, contu
| Chair had TO ask the Official stenographer
what Mr.. Davis had ns, said The motion was
made the S Visiting committ"s n' nen'0' "0f'
MI oshs o. IN moved that s edGoy
the Convention. The Chairman announced
that Gov. TAYLOR who was on the platform.
not yell en"nsn, ts Steak movod Ma.
| Henry .Watterson be- asked to address the
| Convention, tut Mr.. Watt"rson. too. was coy
and other 9th ayorisss uat the e again
started the band In the tedious interlude
By t rsSs%sd ssSIsSasisn that NJ, TrSisS va;
Mississ!pp, moved that The Hon. Bourke Cock
ran Of New York te invited to address the Con.
to take the platform. said he expected to have
business to lay before the Convention little
a Later In the mean S time ne snTGsed hhs del
| tial refreshments. The intellectual refresh
ment they had received from their Chairman
couli not be excelled by any oratory they
Don N. Diekin.on, sitting Just across the
cries OF "S5" from the galleries and when
the xsd t put ths melton nh the tt Gahe a
man declared the motion carried. and at :43
the Convention took a recess until 3 clock.
Evening Se-.ion.
When the Convention rcassembled the at:
mosphere was al Alst unbearable. As one of
the delegates forcibly phrased il. The place
smells like a dog show on the second day"
strewn with sawdust and further moistened
by stale tobacco Juice. steaming in togrid
building crowded far beyond its CAPACITY for
ventilation. The band. finding Dixie" SO
again several times in a medley Of other tunes.
a T% each time dreT auf aGnswef1nG ye,iS
coming scrimmage. Horace Boies's bands
cam, IT, ace9n'anii"d hy IT, Iowa .tpil Ike
their has and al the Tammany men Joining
in with shouts. cat-calls. and cheers. All the
ing to Indicate that he present purpose OF The
opposition is to combine on the, Iowa Cover
nor o9f snh"IasS Seysana nn at IT.
wAvinf z Cl"y''inni picture; but without e.
feet Aft"r III. noies , msn had settled loMn;
Tor Cleveland which started cheering. but
neither loud nor long continued.
simply for tie purpose OF enabling Secretary
lteil TO announce kilograms from Delegates.
which he Hii II in e1arnsigr,sic fashion Tnd
,sr . ss his r sy m the
fully twenty minutes before the Convention
was called nL,on to listen to anything else ex-
cept the band.
Ap innovation in the usual eourae Of pro-,
upon an 'ther reverend gentleman Tor a "
ond prayer in the same days proceedings.
The kY selected for tns sHt r was
o. the E.iscopal Church. He is tail
He spoke with n netration that should
SG thu b,v s s9mf he q tes 1atI
PRAYED that they might choose a man 'of
clean hands. pure heart; one who is a""ve all
seh "ntH ion on: T9 h o a!m s Will be t his
galleries applaude! the Amen
rn.n the bard struck ~ Wy Country. IT'S
Iewed when the ing ceased. Then there
was a pause. which was broken by some one
Il ve sr Witch k Peors ali a" "eatS Inn
gave to an accompaniment OF Kisses from tho
& Ihe nsa4 Gslt ana I'VE
liz themiddle Of the turmoil and confusion n
delegate unidentified moved to adjourn to II
o'clo K to -mnrr w. There were cries Of NO"
and when IL" question was put AND decisive
first ballot Tonight, They. rose to their feet
resolution. Mr.. lowers q Michigan was
GsS on by pQn ii
in a NJ n ite and announced that tho Commit
tee on ss"HtionS r WHu to r,Hd to report in
ami the D%na p@ysd When JIMMY t come;
Tlh, crowd in ine racked galleries sat swell
terng through ,h, in ermissIonn: many Of the
men hein. without coats. The delegates
Looked the picture Of discomfort as they
mopped and famed. Mr. Whltncy's appear
unce On the platform beside the Chairman
ca led out some ipraus":
Wnil, the hand i.Inyei Mr. Campbell Of Ohio
ton y going oyer t. their sid, T. tell them
Cleveland combine was not true. The Mirhi- |
gan delegation stood W AMI choerel for
Campbell. and others Of the Cleveland dcle.u- /
tiOns joined with them until there was quite |
an exciting scene. 1t ceased when. at C;2j.
the Cha ruun announced to the imrgtirnt
Conyentlun that tho platform WAS ready and
would be pre-"nte! by Mr.. Jones. the Char-
man Of tho Committee.
Mr.. Jones from the platform amid cries OF
Louder which grew In intensity, said.
MIR Chairman and Gent 'emen ~ the Commil,e-, r.
presuIne this mitc- IN rs relations
lion be better latu never
visa 10 saw E"weSrr. IN behalf ~ my colleagues
that any Al whcn yon have been sub ect.i was
d ue Ia no aca diligence ~ industry their part.
Renewed cries Of Louder" and a voice:
Let the Secretary read
II yo VIII be ~ . qu eter perhaps there Will be no
diiIcuity Ia am instructed BY the cOmilIt
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