Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-24

KNOWN BY EvARY STlNP-liCKER..
"I stand here. then, gentlemen, 70 name as a
candidate for fnat position man VINO is Sn0Wn
by every woman ana child and voter that ever
HlseI q postage taMp ia every village a1d
hamlet boz tle iand. .Aprlelsa.i A pis-oodien,
big-resrioa, D'T-lrainei mlui man oi con-
gaa4 .-Ifss -sc..crI = ifr't.tii ff1fot 2 man
whose coiifrnsq u Lis everyday manners II
rarely eouaue4 srJ never clc3lcd; nan vhO
3d. Tue administration o. his dulles IA Tue last
Democratic Administration was ile Deau-iae Al
Of an honest, honorable, useful. hnd enclent
Democratic O1ice-lo' Ter. Ike ms gfeat ieauer,
ra0 be-rs voI- banner. he believes mat npb1,
cfYlco is public trust. bat be believes also thht
tue Democrats are ne best trustees Of THIS pup
lc UusL" lCleersl
s1CONps FOR GRAY.
C,nuc,,icrt sent W Delerate Vance 70 second
the nomination o. Gray. Of Indiana, and lchho
spoke for TIC hocsier.
noIEs NOT FOR THE yIcE-rREsIDENcY.
"Tcwa.n rsuieI rLc secretary, who Was calling
the rCll. There Was sir OF curious interest," IN
the convention. Up ross then lowae cnalr mar.
and said Iowa. gentlemen, mas 10 candllste
Tor The second 3 ace. i, IS the wish OF Governor
B0ies and Of This delegation tnat BIS name ahaii
not 10 presented tor tde vice-presicency''
ANoDEL sTEEcH.
Delegate Scott. OF Kansas, in q fiteen seconds
sentence. declared tEat practical politics de-
manGed Gray IA the second place.
KENTUCKY SECONDS STEVENSON.
Young John S. Rhse, Of Kentucky. was s,nt
uD T. second hr. Stevenson r. nom uauoh IN %
hsIf of a part Of TIE delegation d" Mc want Mr..
Stevenson on the ticket. lie said, " pecaise We
in sntIcky take cur politics as We 90 cur WIS
key, and We be.i7e that hr. stevenson " q hian1 !
Who believes that % the victor belongs the
eraUe." INfIls OF "GogQi" and cleeis.i " ana
We want Stevenson" continued Hr ihea, De
cause wc believe that be KNOWS tnat 10 the
Democratic party are enough com pe,en. lvl - 20
IN aI tho Ollccs.' The yels u uQIroIai were
rs.nwoI and prolonged iu response % his ana
the speaker cot down amid great cheering.
MuuCAs TOR MORSE.
Fdvrip Z. Ihl went up 70 the platform 70 speak
for Michigan. lie presented me name OF Ih'ei-
Jus.ico Alien b. Morse, oi TIE Peninsula stale.
New York being called. up rose Governor
Flower. Eew \ ork mas no candidate 10 pre-
sent" he said
NORTH CAEoLISA AND VIRGINIA FOR sIkNfN>ON'
Norm Carolina eeconded the name Of steven
son and tAal there was skip along tue States
I'D tne roll uutl Texas was feache i' anu - soic7
was lffed fOr Cray. John Oo0le, ot virginia
yot on hl- chair 0rd sent W h's state g endorse
mont of stevenson. Washington, IA the c01il'
qion Of a p.urius rair.si0rm upOl Tie foOi and
uuea ~ gale Jos. made horl9 neafd IoI Oia!'
WISCONSIN FIEsESGs JOIN J.. MITCHELL
Then came up rlay-haired Delegate Bragg o.
Wis-onsin, 20 pat up tho name cf d0hn L.
Nitcheli. 81 that state. The rain wGs 81 furious
and the uaffer 90 steady mat no one could H!@At
nifreelf heard. 80 1r Bragg sat down and walt
Cd Tor tho C4A 70 sAittlc'
NEw c1EvTIssD AIR
Meantime tie band struck up the baby sons
from Wang and The entire Pennsy wanna dele
gati8n Jumped upon their chairs and sang these
"Groyer, Grover, Grover;
Four more years OF Grover.
IL be- goes-o4t they 60;
fueu wen 10 Ia ciOfer'
The cheers and shouts that accompanied the
cat.ny music were ne1lty. The band was CON
uelisd IN tAe cheers auo calls FOR mote 20 Keel
he air constantly going ior ten minutes.
"pDuE.r THUNDER AND MGaTNISG.
Then they played " Dixie . and hornpipo
ana tbe crowd yelled tho chorus, ana al tnt
,ge.iie he fnia roarcd down from dense BLACK
cioue that without tie eiecinc arc hght wouit
have rendered tho recognition oi persons 'ere'
feet away impOsib!e ia tnc halL lne bgnthhs
vas viyld, rad - a background 10 the Dand o.
,nusie. ana ,he dta o. mo convention, rafting
auo no0ulng rlnnGcr rolled almost constantly
Tnorc cropt INTO tle wignam tidings o. ois
rro Ia some hsnluing-struck structure IL tn'
city. ...,,,,-,
The storm penetrated tho nat roof OF tht
e,reat c0uvention Wigwan, which Resembles
lad .on rlver ice-aOase, ana trickling tnteao'
anG streams OF wafer icu upon the oeista.o1' 1
ono suectatOrs Umbrellas were noloted al
shout tbs L0li, and the club banners were
s,nysd away Tor safety against drowning.
Finally. after nearly three quarters OF ar
hour, Nr. bragg roSRHipo Dl5 hPcoNh ~ 'iseD>''
SoDocy noard Il save The stenosraphor
qar GnAY AsD TIE Blue.
oklahoma came undor tho Stevenson uui
brella, and Alabama, whl h had Dcea passed al
he .,d q, ms roll came up with second Io
Morse. os Michigan. Dolsgaie King said that q:
me eDn o, a dead ex-COnicderate oncSf "a
tuoxs for tbs northern cA-soidier ct M4ci4iStn.
qBE VOTING.
Tben the nominations being conc.nded tbs
,ou was pegun Alabama led ou with Il sfei
tor Morse Arkansas cane 10 With her slxteot
xotes for Gray. cabl0rnis spii square IN ths
nlodie--ninO each for Cray sra SR'enhpn. hii
MOSS forty-eight were plunped INTO tae steven
-, a,,.s sct. bat Iowa 1fst stirred tue crowd.
IOWA fog wAfTsEsos.
ave cast our solid vote for Henry Wat.erson,'
said tho chairman, and snoro were 0'o0@s-
sTgYxSsos's BOON.
a,e hiegest breeze oi the rollcell swept M
,..,.ssnt,ss raon Governor Flower 5000 on On
80 ga stated that Now fork was solid io
s,sxcusf,n scysnfy-twp votes. lbe Dreeze grey
-, = eale OF applause. IL sutsided oniy 70 r's'
s,'..n wien horsD Ceroifaa stepped INTO thc ets
sen.,n colunn. Wnea ONO SHOOK OF tb'rty
s,,s,t OF her forty-six votes for stevenson va
ercIfeuent gfes. and whsn ins hS{seono ssn'' ~
dron9sd sixty votes into ihe nat oi m.' efay tn
v''..t Of confassoa over the convention moor.
80 WHY sos rue raosEssosg
| Wisconsin cast bes twsnty-threc votes 10
sosn asss = 4 sullivsn,- shot In voice from -
J xs:j1ry, "a ~ eenTsntlos ssesso s'sa as'ss