St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-28
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LuvELv LAST nAv,a srss1nw.,
Chairman Coodsow. or M,nneans,
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sPuolic at'Suoes
Colofod D~egaee Raises .
Row-MoK ik>ny's Greeting.
DENVER. Col, JHpe 27.-Nothing OK
importance was tratJaeted at the norn~
Ing session OF tho republican IeaRues]
When the mesrinf assembled In the
afternoon the appekezEae Of Gen. Me-
Cook was the signal for THREE cheers.
which were given with will Gen.
Beaver. once governor of Pennsylvania, l
was given rousing reception. az weroI
also Gen. Hastings, the RepubifeaRi
nominee for governor Of Pennsylvania
and ex-Mayor Hempsted Washburn. OIL
Chicago. Those gentlemen were called
to the platform and, with the exceptionI
of Gen. McCook, all made rim ginga
speeches In response to earnest cails. !.
At the conclusion of the addresses the
following telegram from Gov Mckinley,
of Ohio, was read and cheered to the
echo:
lion. w. W. Tracey, President Ma.
De- Z
your telegram, I regret most deeply
that public duties have prevented ms
from attending the national conveu toni
of the Republican league now in session
at Denver. send hearty greetings to
the assembled delegates. and congratuIl
late them upon the assured victories
which await the Republican party inE
ths /
co.1uo rYrcr1oxa
.r. $1,000. .s.,,s;.,..,,, go |,
Inv aemoe, a.'e suI Inns. "s'on NV
congress have olouRn. Digit 10 every
thing Dus the hepuollean partY-so
they have restored the vlgOr and |;
strength and confidence which made |
the Rsnuhlican nartv tpsiue;,,Ie In thu
nas. ,n,ea, I;nooin .nd Cr.n, morsh.,ad
| p"s. WIZ n.nen s'u o.as's "a' ,..e1
us miRaiy nos's ZOE union anu lIee'
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During the morning session Mr.. Blunt
| a colored member of the Louisiana dele1
! CATION. gained the attention of the chai,
Iono enough to annoupca rho, I'M w,shed
.sa .,, 1 =. 10 -, 80.
OF the previous day. when the report OF.
the committee regarding the reorganiz.
alton of the party in the South and pro.
! yidins for separate primaries was
adontea aa WAS hoo.ed lint stood hic
- ,n,ii .,,s 80, .'r.,na,,nosd NJ
siouhu uniii TAG onnn plon.i''ou nis
motion out OF order atsthat tine, wheh
he quietly took his seat.
No sooner had the body quieted down
after cheering McKinley's message than
the champion of his own race again
hroached the snh,ect that seemed Of
vital importance to him. =
:, o,,.,,,ani fra Rec s nsssns. ;. -.
growing late and there was vel muchso
be done. "Sit down. let us attend "a
the business of the leagpe. y cried one.
..Tbat's exactly what i propose to dol
| defiantlv sboufed hack the cr,ored ushf,.
AGAIN his efforts tn sneak were drowned
in storm of obiectlons. hut President
Tracy called him to the platform and
| he mada himself heard He nojnted
ont the Injustice of the action and go
Feeling that hsfors he finished fonT4'
fifths Of the delegates were chaerina
him to thu echo. when ba finisheds
both his chanmions and his opno.,
nents cIamored for racorn itien. Ind
il ia dnnhtfnI If the laag1se'
ever saw more noisy Md
exciting moment. In different par.s
of the hall at least n Aazsn 6elSS
rates were deliyefin9 a. many orafi6hs
at the topof th cir voices. Qes.icuIaifnf
wildly. the chairmfn was iuliilv
bounding and shontine for order Sboye
ali. and from ali narts of tho fif,ssH
arose applause. protests and lauehtsn
Order was finally restored and MI. Ash,
croft. Of Tennessee. sxnisined that ne
recon mendation was inie9ded nat ID
reflection mon the colorsd race. int A
h,sons ~ srEs nar;nS SSs ff.rs -. i'm
A' y T nais III " soTTa ~ - 49,
MIGHT no hroLan M this rosnn,s.
yyae made that even ca Srs,i ~(ntSs,S
ourht not tn he won a. the ssor,tiso -
an old WV Yet ~ v,"orous RenmIl;non ,incH "a
nile A vote was taken and tba n atiss,
to reconsider was declared carried q mia
great confuSion motion u,ss thaS,
| made tn Low tho renort on The .ahIH
/ which was carried In the sams voc;fsf
| ous manner.
nEfforis of the Texas deyepatio, r. ohc'
tain hearing for Mr.. Wooawa AZ a. ),
cojored dejepats from F. ny ~
! wished 10 replv ID Mr.. Rlnnt wsSS
| futile. and the chair than callad for az
report of the com mittea nm fasalsttnhs,l
| Chairman Goodnow. Of Minnesota Sfsf.,
ed that the COMMITTEES had worEad Nm
| the resolutions until O'Clock in thu
morning aisd ha wss ,fsssad * an an
| no,inGe that ibe renoTf as nrensrsS ana
| presented had ina sanctinn nf sySrS
member nj TIM commitiss rba -anars
was upanimonslv adnntad -,
| The Convention then nroceed.d =
the election of Officers when nasssd ~ ~
! with Far Ieas evcits,n.n, ,han ioS ,1 W
| evna.tad d. r,.r"S n .u"n nae vsen
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