The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-01

s1tA aetatts eeuta q eeilef seiGsteo fy taflH
eolhmissIo1 e recommend 20 Congress ne d.. .es
10 1sset TIE sr&nts OK tbs Government, s. gTsdu-
ated as te l'retscs American sklli and isba
aga' ast ths ufaretitioH os . world,
Tns Il 1sspg was offered by the minorty
as an addstt ne plank to the platform.
Recagniz lk ana declaring itat tEs D4ohibli iau
OF the is95kE trasnc has become the doIansn
sts IN gais e5-l peIiiics, we invite 10 lull par.
issrc arc afFesd With us II fur belief ,aat tais
ptsly can lsa0 WIS remove sectional differences
promote asfioaai unity. aud insure me best wsl
ehs fssuss Dissassed.
The mint ri report wss taken up seotien
~ section q o no serious trouble 0eearred
untsl the spincial and silver pianks wefe
reHcheds IN effort made 10 substitute the
minority pl csused parliamentary tan
gle, which ' - fgrfher ssinplcsss. hy
amendment sfered by Aafiz OF Illinois.
having ts In Is sub iitute for both, lt
3 being secla' ion for the free coinage ol
tae American srodaet nnder eerssin con
ditians.
Professor Di. kie endeavcrei to eus OF
tho dsbate, cat eE-Gov rle ST. Jchn &C.
mgaoed that It con inue.
The Chairman recopnszea Dickie, but On
appeal ftcm the DECISION o the chair IL MAS
reversed ~ yo ) OF 4S2 10 453, and there
was warm uiseassloD oa the silver cues
rnn. ST. .Iohn and Hitt Of California cham
plcnIng Tree coinage, and { srs aud Ca61Cn
opposing II. K.Eaily the NJ giZ amendment
was beaten sAa the tan Fity report de-
feated Dy ? vet tie x 3S7 10 81
Plank 3, alIng 10 finiuce. was then
adopted without division. a yete bp States
was then tai sH Oh the fourth Blank. il beins
TeJscted By . vote of S35 &c 30. After tbs
free-ee.n ags men had beg, 5aten an effort
was made to strike CT "aalimifed's ane
adoTt a resolution fni ''iret coinage but
II wss ruled out Of aIdet.
the tariff fgiIt followed, bat II took only
q "a 10 daFn "a ~
aad adopt the majority. 1he other pjs
sent through without amen medt, thong
nseting with opposition.
Rev. George Woodby, e5iored delegate
from Ne5resEa, offered rs 3D. addition &c
the mob rule piaak the foilow!rF ape
lie Ting In tie purity of he ballot ana the
re eGom OF elections, we eneunce the two
OH parties Cor paFehasiI : votes, fraud and
Intimidation Tie aIneDdmeR. Was de
faeted.
The passafe u Che pubic schooi plank
Yas greeted VS. FOolero1s cheering The
Consideration ( ae platform haYag been
c2mpleted, RI repor. inteaei IS an
addition to the 3oTD, lasiAHg lGtc the
psftl sil pess0ns 2hJ are with the pT be
iioElsts on The lie sorcuest'unss don ant
ISSUE t1en cane aud pIecipltate9 aSht.
Mrs. sfousar, 81. sehn and ne str gg enh-
fnsior.isis opposed It nu d 1t ias de1oa sd.
Afmoa. Split
When ST, Ola ea4eayoled 70 place the
platform O. whole on passage consiue ezabie
codtusion arose. sld cries Of s'eag ru'
ware raised
Dodge oF Mich gan was reeogn Ized and
aEeFfd ~ amend aaeaF e Insert ths wer5s
1Hsist gold silver and rs per- between
e words sh9u i and be issned"
- the frst In OF TIE financial
ss9ank. Il being discovered that the worjs
4 4 e-vr.s.---tsrT1 81 my Unntlea, tHuy
were reinserte The RECOGNITION az
Dodge was dangerous precedent. giving
sn opportunity 10 renew The silver SQcabble,
mech to us annoyance OF those WHO
~aated TO hrisA the work. Il-feeiilg was
a3so engenoersd IN an other direction, Gnd
t1ere was danger Of Diy split n5t only in
the convention. but in the party, and II
bot OF some of the members OF the New
4crk, Psnnsyyania and other delegations.
The financial and other economic planks
are extremely disfastefui, ana The Hinoriry
resolution making prohibition the oBly test
81 party iealty IS tie PRINCIPAL tie stili bind
ing them 20 the parry. Its defeat Vas ker
witt bad grace, and ;he meaibers acku g1l.
edged that some Of the associates we're
think. NJ of leaving the ecnYeuiion Ias
trouble WAS known only to the ieadsl aud
SteseIs toI PennsYlya1iAi saw ligb. CT of
the ST rw, and moved that ne feaity re % iu-
tion D. taken frola ,he saole AID dei 60
the .. stfoTTa,
We denberGer of Nebraska onpossd t
while Chairman Dckie defended Il
Mrs Cougar, amid scene of yeI,ig. aad
disorder. asked NardHsll, tie Treasurer o.
the Standard OH Company. il he had made
the statement that u8less the conssutia8
adopted tie plank lie would walk oar oi tie
convention and dessrt the Prohibit
psTty
When the uproar subsided Wagae y
de.aed the statement. w.Ic4 Hss gre F.
with great enihasis suf
After s0Tc eIs. Z d5iDsis assa -a.id O.
siIerH'Ese ~ Z = - ndfrf
81 ai'a ae .eF q peace encs
TIE !. yie vas theB aGoE,
a ~ slW TIA alscvsns Teaui1tst
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"a sslss 4 Hsers! apgfops...
4 tsTe. ;r fc1 fha Ns.less
stu asi eFiy % poaaitcr
tt9z.t.sEslK cFIeks zen sse e.
"a pFcEa aifsd an tass ils
closae CT g e1a5
ef 81 u W 3tfed
veasea i Eak n6 5.5
ss8A ~ af gsacSe ss 5s3iaf
ca IS tgf xeslaeHt e 10 siie.
fsw4f dominated.
f'te s;fg session was opened with
Hkys ser ~hicn Ex-Governor 81. John Of
kAnszs- 81 the request of his California
deiegetson, IS given the j1er to place be-
fore BE- sventien the name Of General
John bi3se1 of California. Re assailed
the eiFs iafgn of unsigned dodgers in ihe
coiIye toH sttaeking Bidwel's record, be-
SsSSse be alter voted for the Pacific Rail-
re3 aBG grants and againsl the tax on
- eu IN Congress years ago. He
$3.50 Eldwell would stay In The race till
! fa Ger Ie reviewed Bidweli's career
AbG Sad aa Vas man com 5etent ard sble
f eamlBlstsr the Office oS President II
eieetsG x
onded the nomination. Coi1sec,isss and
Fiona followed suit. When iii Us was
cal LED DR.. 9. Evans arose ~ ted TIE
retirement froIa the Geld Oh Iissid McCul-
leD.,E and recorded Bidwelrg oaiination
lU~a aud Kentucky also seconded Rdweil
as ca Michigan. At last dew York was
reacbeS. and another nAms was put
9Sfaiaasior. John Lloyd limas, on be
half sf the Neg ork delegation, nominated
D. w. jennings Denlorest tie urged Dem
crest as a &c ore available mat tbsn Bidwe.
because taeTe would be no charges to laeet
and nc record - ex plain. @. n. Grandson
a coiogad college pFolesseroi North Caro-
Ina, seconded DemoTesps noniInation.
3 Jsngasl of Ohio earnestly pat Ia n0nina
ton Gideon i. Stewart
When The cali Of States gas fnIshed
lot sgas taken, with tue following resu
EIdwell $50 Stewart 1T9, DeRorsst 13g
Tie enthusiasm that greeted The az
uouucs fn eHt OF BldwefPs victory taste
some tilne. On motion OF Georgia Bidwel's
Renination Was made unanltIoas, and an,
ether bathurst followed. ending with cheers
for BijwsIl and Demorest.
John Lloyd Thomas, late SECRETARY of fhe
National Committee, was presented with a
purse OF 500 la appreciation Cd lis services.
CranfIi For Second Place.
Twas approaching 10 O'clock and hen
The nominating and seeonjing speeches for
inc Vice Presidential canAidates got under
yay. fhe following eaneiiates were rye
seuted Ssm Small Of fieorgis, WRlie
8 ,tt4fsee OF Min nnesota, Jeshna Leyersas 6 I
ssrvlaud. ]. y. CranfH Of Texas ID
Iheusas r. Carssado o. vest sifgsnia. snz Il
40 ae lie lad preyiou Sly trif against Hie-
6i. 10 hreat tha slate by urging Graz "a
= sf eyer;ffo. Tie reenit OF the bffs