New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

J. II. shields. OF Iowa. said ,,.....
Mr. Chairman: At the request Il Colonel waiter Ter
SON OF Kentucky, Iowa withdraws her 90 votes ara
Iowa wishes the vote changed 20 votes for stew.
enson. OF Illinois, Cries OF good go"a' anu 'ou0
Montana Nebraska. Nevada, ohio and Oregon eaea
In turn changed to stevenson. when the CHAIRMAN
OF the Missouri delegation obtained me nos, t , ~
est exccmen, cnsued as he CHANGED me a. ' So %
that state for stevenson. Georgia clhns'us ,.msrt
to Stevenson caused fresh howl OF was
scarcely better than a mob. Tennessee hastily io a
lowed in tho wake of the other siaes ana al; her
- votes solid for Stevenson Kentucky asAe ,s ne
vote had been recorded for stevenson. ana upon W.
colrman of the convention answering a IN IN" ,or ne
/ tive that delegation recoNed hcr ~ WINS w. w.
'tTe cane to the front Immediately thereafter
&, III IN yotrs slid for stevenson.
Consrson became so great for time that me cnaF
refused listen TO or recognize any OF tHe .r heard
AZ this point tall man with very blaSh h uen ~,
shouted louder than Nil the rest and attracted '"e Nv
tentlou OF the chairman; ,. ., an. ,.n,,en,au,
Thc sneaker said his name Cole, OF ONO. -
Mr. Cole a, Ohio: ] move that the rlles De sly
pcndcd. and that General Adai T. stevenson De hour
Iond applause erected this motion. and the de ~:
gates oil over the ta scenes q, i ,d Vehement Mr.
II,nsel OF Pennsylvania. who was st'ndih2 VI .hs
platform in front of the presiding o'iceF Seco"0eN Wv
Tgn Chairman-rhe lion Adlai r. stevenson 81
snSi'' haynS s 6s Convention. \, IS moved BY Mr
Cole Of ohio and seconded by Mr. l,cnssi VI y. 40
vana. that the rule, De ot tits Convention
law w., ~ prisn, All I'm favor OF that motion VIII
say aye.
STEVENSON BY AcCLAMATIoN'
great chorus Of ayes greeted tins invitation Oh u:
chair and the chair at once decided The m'uo" "'''
mously adopted. ..., r,.
+, universal howl from the crowd which, however u
not last long Everybody seemed TO &c s""s"ei
tho result Of the ballot somebody se"''e'e' ~ .n
the new Grover Cleveland wang s1"s ~
stevenson banner was raised by the hhio'S "' s,,
DELEGATES all over the floor we're upon 'op u -.
chairs. The band started to pay ''e ne" ,v IN.
Cleveland campaign song but II WAS S'opp'. " 49,
o,or,, who r,d ,he following resolutions oifered W
BrIcc, OF Ohio ,.rsbv
Resolved. That the National Commitec are a Nae
empowered and directed 10 iix the us ' and thai
for holding the next National C3nVsn.c ,n same Is
lie bo.'s of rS,rssentailOn therein DC t'e S
that liked for thIs convention.
This was carried with shout. in the h'aN ', "a.
good deal Of confusion. The following r.so'"
offered by Norman T. Mack, OF Ne"-iorA' u,,sor.
R.svcd That the name OF the Hon. w T. .aaded 10
PERMANENT car OF this convention 6e i Iaa 70
Inc committee sprointsd by Tue ropyen,iSn Of ths1
selection as candidates for tse Offices oil iresue"'
Y .ce.trcsidcnt OF the United staI'. .,,s who
General Patrick A. Collins, Of Masaeha'es ,,,ou.
had meanwhile taken the chair put u'o ,.odssty
prcfacing n as follows: "on account Vi - IA
of tho permanent chairman, have been veu ave-:
nut this motion All in favor Of 1t VIII ="
those opposed TO II, no. The ayes have u. .s.,.A
The clerk then read the following reSo'"'''"'
by ". Honey Of Ncwlork: l. author.
Resolved. That the National Conh' ~ sslect as ito
chairman and also Us the chairman o. - The sad
COMMITTEES persons who are not mcmpc'' " "
National Committee
It was carried unanimously ..x
General Collins now rlnquIshcd the cn''' nun
ing the rostrum spoke as follows; . .na,sss
Gentlemen Of the Convention vs SSssmenS and sx-
pcriencs OF the 900 mon selected ~ ing Scivc yc6u
party a. dsleeatcs 70 this couveonoa'