Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-30

committee on credentials sui ak th@r- when
thy vuuid II rvaiy - r~rort Th~ motsun
~. sxrced 70. and Mr. 8rNu~on and Mr Pod
lard. q ~Iniaus. we're srpointet.
Th~ chair again askrd the eunvantian ifx
rl-a surH Tom johnson. - O1rs. moved that
Hon Rn<rrQ q Mis- bc iRvit-d % ad,sress the
convention
The motion vas csrri~i with ~enfhusiasn. aat
Mr. Jehnson AMI Mr. Gs~Im11. O; Missouri
were sEPrintci a ~omuittee - escort the sen-
a;or Il thu platform rhs uer,
sIpw IN hnsinS ar- Mills. who bal Gel frsm
the hall
During IN intsrnission thsrs VIZ crie~ for
Sarit-h. AMI then for Palmer. alf III D.
NounS. % Michigan. Eot on hfs chair. ant
Tnnvet that Mr Palmer b. invited to seafrr<-
the enaventloa- Thr motion va carriet. ami
SIR u@Nounx and Mr. Ja~k-oa. q Iowa urr,
appointed a ruuiusiftes q escort. This o1m-
mstt@~ wl- uaor- -urc.zsfuI than the ath~r. ,nA
NJ Palmer vas bruuxht befnrr the osnvratbaa
m = few msnutss Hs was received with great
a~Epizs=e. and Gr.t batt0ninx up hts cns. snsl
tam aahuttousnx IL AZ he warmed up. began.
sftsr = few preliminary r.msrks. an appeal for
hsr-ony IN this pom. b. ~ast.
Think ] have th- Tight 70 srexk 20 this a.
~mhiT A. one having rrp@rtE-e. AMI I com~
mTEnx vog-t n~v-i not urg~ yoa 70 ratrtuti--n.
hscaase that - Instructive in th@ aeuso~rstir
hrarts bat l usst ur<s ysa to the ATOP
t~n ~ every sxF-daeuf 70 secure bar
rnrny n cur ranks, becau~e fh~r- lbs before
n uue - thr raosf important ~ralSriral contests
IN shch tas dsmacrasc party has b~~u ~rvaS.i
Tor quarter - q esnturv The great work %
restur1nx eun-t ru.flnai liberty d~evolv~< ur-n
tas as1nrrsfic party They stoabt ~, let pr
~anzl Interests divhi. theai- Trers shauIf b.
10 sxaIssrs n ~ emp Tue men Vressnt.i
W them ~-re al ratrtntar men Thy cuukt
Eat EASILY Szskr = ms-tsks They must get a
arn. Hn-SsFvag demecrat, AMI pat the flag IN
k< kard
Al this retut the galleries started n. ~rv n,
"HM and there we're mn<hsI cheers All
hi-~e> tor aminat-.
Continuing. Mr. Palmer all that a. .n-- a.
tn r-Fuhitcza party Va triumphant thar.
would b a terr~ Hl -scA A. the Ingenuity 81
jean Dexenport All tha devil might .ayu--.
Ths reE1hleau~ at Minneapolis hat declared
themselves Ter mar~ MrEiul-vtssn- r. -rua-
Try VA 20 b f~tssrra The farmer rnat tsil
fsr the trusts ant noa.poH.s The demo
sr~fne party must have 10 nxxAas q wprds IN
H. rhsform-
What about ssvers ~bi some 'ons IN "a.
E-llerT hu, ne sg~aker <aar=i the question:.
Nr Palmer sasf ~ wanted - $50 ulinat. Ia.
year Hrs 90 rstrpatl-n- Blow TIE trumpet .aH
ltsuoss would rzliv - the h4ns~r r. ex-
: ct~t titEoas - elect IT, stat tiexes ant =
eFefor1l ttckst a. vel " D. ut Expect 10
tzra Nhacs<p AZ sat- Mr.. Primer. bat wei
naks q Anaaxznxly r~d
A. tA- z~pptans- whea greeted th> rss-e q,
tn@ x~tsraa faiu-rs >pe~-h as~1 4way Mr.
SHarEan- q 0hu. novel thx. Joan K Eel
hE& q Sez York b. invi-~4 70 nAtres, The
oonv~a-aa TAs proposition Wa re ,svst
~tn z7EAH~ AL soEs demoaStrAtioa q dis
seat
III ehsf- declared tie uuetssa .-4-i .aa
srp-tzt~f Mr. ChApnnan i commits. 10 e-rox.
NJ FeEuE. q to plAttaru
Nr Chsrmaa vent ar,zz4 70 Mr.. FeIiows'
race s1i -anis< ovsr Gov Flax-r AMI Lieut.
Gov >s@~naa. s44k~9 earnestly WIKI s~a dis
ttasz>n~a rsmzsayts=. hat Mr. Fellows shock
h- s~sA Th~r= w-rs eris~ q -FeYow.~ RI
ns4lS Mr. FsAsw-. ssand NJ % b. eAair trsn
hs rA - The cwns~r q the hall as4 .p@aktnx
wts BIS ehArsrter-tks ehsarue-sos tane- said
ara a f~sEAts - tkz epaveuton. and at the
fr@p-r Um- ~h-n q snaN - apurpEriate for
de~szt-~ = snrre=s thrIr epiussas nav ask
t&~ eFpertunl2v tn say ~cuethfux 70 the cun-
-. aSnoerAt All a. r~eognise
g~nx<rn@n ca thts 9er whsss nause- Ar. vel
kae<a - TIE d~-ecraey act Wearing the hatxe
Ter enc cccspyra< tnas Position nov 70 claim
year att~atioa.
Mr. Fslio~s then resumed his seat AMI Va.
toaEiiy cA~~r~d
Tns esAiruaa ~annoaac~a that TIE COMMITTEES
ca creetenta1s wEs r~aty u report. and Mr.
Lamb q Indiana e-ak TIE platform. and IN .
eieN. hud voscs reat the report There "a.
No Objection % Il and ft was adopted
Just as the vote vas taken rain he<an to fai.
ana tne canvas cover Vas lowered about the
ventiator opening above. makia< the hall -
dark that tnere we're cries for hight and uu~a
ecnfusion prevailed The chairman rapp~t for
order and snno1ne~i that the amt on
permanent oFganizasion was ready - report
he report vas pr~seated BY Mr. Fordvce. Of
Arx.nsas. and rad by one q the clerks o. the
convention II named Hoa ". L. Wilson Of
West Virginia for permanent Chairman. ana
continued the other ocacers % the t~rporarv
organization
The announcement q Mr.. WILSON,. nam.
Vas met with loud applause. The r~port was
adopted without dissent. Then TIE hand
STRUCK up a potpouru Of popular and national
airs fankes Doodle was greeted with ap-
pAuse, but Dixie brought down the house
Micnigan. moved that . commfttee OF Ave De
appointed to notify Mr.. Wilson OF his apDoint-
Eect rs permanent chairman
The motion vas carried. and whils the chair
vas considering who to appoint Ia. band again
struck up Dixie" and tbs cheers were re-
nswed
The eonrsttee was nearly tve ri--... ret
ting together. and the band was pIaysrS whsa
the Escort COMMITTEES and the perra-ert chair
man walked up TO the platform Temporary
Chairman Owens shook hands with Mr Wilson
and then stepped TO the front Of the platform
and said:
SksrIkNES OF TIE CoSvESTIoN-It gives ne
pNsSofe 10 introduce TO you one Of the brzye~f
aenccrats in America-Mr. VIM. J. Wii-or ~
West Virginia
As M Wilson came forward be was greetAl
WITH . storm Of applause. He wore bis blue
arsrns< badge en- the lapel Of = eataxzy coat.
nntsy which Was a prominent white vest. Mr..
Wllson ock<d calmly over the convention a-r.
las soleass sasass ard begun q lsassay
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