The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-18

frnn nj numnG a. nraSIlnntfa1 nnppinafafp
There was arnlase, bnt Mr. DnfieId stonn,d II
nv addressing tho chair ag,ir and stating tn,I
the Nicbig,n dole,,,;o, 5,.;roI ,b,, h,s;,,--
he srsrcndeI untiI tho deIec,,ion re,rr,c,;
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nuast the Nicbir,n delegation retired and, che
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sent nm ,o che d,.r ana hi - awar
~sufrara memorial
Mr. Miller ,skud that fro officers nj he W
ans Ror,bIicI, as.ociatiou nam 4 in Nh, con
munjcstion h, pr,s.ptad 70 the convcpti,, anil
this was done
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster was escorted TO the pls.-
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n,nv nr,to-ic,I oas,rrss r. III $500 -
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no,as and aJdres.ed tho ronrcn,;on rr,,h a
aponcv and force WHICH .l;.itad treo,o,t an
nlsuse
Az the c,ose NJ ber ,ddress .be "ovl, Je,ega.
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n', nLs". upa p.an.lfe novt ~
snse la"su. INV pl Tue siaoatha eies"tion.
admitting with shame and humiliation that
there was a fight in the delegation. asked for a
poll on the question of the election OF a national
committeeman and was proc 4eding TO wash the
soil,d H,an ~ ~, dal,,,t;,, 4, n,b';. h., Oh,
ss-.na -, ~. % !. 80
.nahinsi nun III ny Spying aniiu idusnter'
tnat the convention ACCORDED the Alabarna del-
egation "furth sr TIM TO correct their arithme-
tic"
A resolution vas offered. with the rr1r,st
that 1t he read. There WIS objection. Then the
chairman imprassiveiy announced that the
next order Of business was the presentation of
names for the nomination for president. and a
great cheer went IN from the convention,
The chair announced that 1t had been the GUS
tori in past years to call tho roll for The pr,-
.entation Of candidates. He asked whether the
convention wishei this There were mingled
cries of YES" and mo-" and thu chairman. d.
Gliding that the convention dc sired TO follow
precedent, ordered the roll called.
When Colorado wa. reached Mr.. wolrott
arose and presented the name of James q.
Blaine. amid great cheering from the BIlinc
delegates:
When Indiana was reached there was ap-
plausa, which was renewed ten fold when tn
venerable r. W. Thompson walked up thu
aisle and took the platform. Standing with a
fan clutuhed in both hands Mr.. homps said:
GENTLEMEN OF THE CoSvESTIoS:-I do not
intend to make a speech. ! propose to make a
ho:nination ior the PRESIDENCY which snail
SIihea cnofu " synnpa'by every tru 'rephn-
donnv ! q p,Jao,s 10 u .'n nan ~ !, pres,.
tba detractinn If sny otb.r groat rannbTic,nS
] do not propose, however, to defend his history
q. J.. Il. - -.
VIII % done IN words OF burning and prophetic
sequence winch can not be surpassed IN any
s;mnlo - "a
The nrrsidancr Of Tho Irn;ted States tho rsr,ior
statesman, BENJAMIN Harrison
The coun,ar demonstration Of tho H,rr;so,
man came With antbnsissm F,ns and nm
br.II,s raro :, ,ha or daIoa,,os s,oo5 on ,hair
chair - w. Era5 DanaIoss rrarina he
ub;,o h., m ton .. he caro la ,ho choa-in,
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The cb.irman sat down ninth the tnmul. snh.
,;ded the, he ,rdoroa tho roll. c,u continued
when Nicb;g.n vac cached somcona in Tho
yslsrias cr;oJ ont. .WL,,'s Tao mattar with
Alec" bnt tbera r.s o,Iv a sI;gb, Iangb from
the convention Then Ninnesota v,s c,llai
Tor and Mr. Fns,is tool tba n,atform IN SECOND
tbe nomipation Of Rl,;no
Tho convention Aid NOT yree, Mr. Eustis' re-
uarks with ,ny ontbnsiasm whom thew varc
delivered. Rnt when tbev wero concluded an
incident nccurrpd which sent tho convention off
into m. greatest tumu.t II had VET known.
,Just as the appIause was diving ont Mrs r. q
Kerens, wife of the national committeeman
from Missouri. and Mrs. Carson Lake. of New
York. who sat beside her started the
cheering again, waving their parasols. The
convention went with them. The delegates
climbed on their chairs to see the two lone
women on the platform behind the chairman
cheering and encouraging the applause. The
fact that Mr.. Kerens is a delegate instructed
for Harrison made the incident all the more in
t~eresting to those in the convention who knew
it Big Tom Reed, who sat just in front of Mrs.
Kerens, took up the movement. His face melt
efinto a broad grin as he stood up waving a
silk flag in honor of his cid time enemy. All
over the convention hall the delegates were
crying Blaine, Blaine. James @. Blaine" Del
egates opened their umbrellas and waved them
aloft. One OF them was white, with Blaine's
name in big black letters. The confusion was
indescribable and the noise deafening. 1t culmi-
mated wnen the osnd struck up. No one could
tell what 1t was playing. only the beat oil IN