The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-26

Chair referred the resolution 20 the ,ohl-
rrittee on Resolutions. Several OF tno
anita i. 4. delegates insisted OF ..ar .a.,
ing the resolution p''t 70 the cott,,' cott,, ~;
bnt. Instead one was put ana passeu 'Ilas ta.
af tesolutions 20 to the con mitiee lot
confederation. 4 dozen Delegates were oH
tbeir feet al once. shouting for re.osnl-
lion. and each wished 20 push a dlhercn'
For a while the chairman lost all con-
troi of the a.senblage. and for an houL
II seemed that IL would De impossiDie 10
maintain order. ,..,,,,,s,-
tee on Permanent Ors1nizauOn, 'econ-
unended az permanent cnalrm IN en-,
gressman j. 5. Berry, James l.; s,o,lg s,..'l1
for Dermanent secretary, ana ErW"lu
McGrath for serseant-at-dliis'
officers were chosen.
AZ APPEAL FOR UNITY
Il, assuming the chairmanshiis Mr..
Rerrv said. ''rhe Republicans nave Dten
endeavoring 20 persuade the people '.1e -.
AN the hard times wore causei Dy thc
Democrat.c party. when. in fact, insy
v,ere caused by their own iniquities. We
have come differences cb0ut The currency,
but LET his make o united front ana down
- r,-.llflioar= move snOuiuer
20 shoulder 10 'H -, ill ~ q,
a motion 20 adjourn until ID O'Clock lo-
morrow morning was made by the 'lty
men The clerk was on hour caiiin- tn1
roll. owing TO the tfemenoous tAel.-,t ti1',e ~
m ,raq an hour before quiet could ne
eu4iefanffv restored Tor the chairman 10
aruofiuf. the rcsllfs-'tl noes 20 -ii dytS.
After the announcement the disorder m
creased A hundred motions were haoe'
but the chairman recognize h''r,s. ...
vN,ri was sent to the Chair that the
corrnniftce ON credentials would not ne
ready 10 report until midnight anu IL
was announced by m" chairman tnll no
business could be properly lIanStc.eu .u, "l,
H| u.
,rhore were several contested delegations
one of them being from Louisville N"t-
,ci+hefarIirg the fact that no business
could Zoe transactci, even il VIZ .,.
would. permit. the convention perslslenus
refused 10 adjourn. and kept dp con
atant yelling interspersed Wiin c"'-'i's
and cries Of Mr. Chairman.
They might as wcll have appealel 10 =
most The chairman, ln the peNtl thdi 81
would be imuos sible TO go on. listened 10
melody and sat at the table writing "a
letter A more extraordinary scene hAS
seldom been seen in a state cons sehll3 3i.
General William Lind say, ot fIaliisioI.
was elected chairman or the coln-iii--''
on resolutions. -. >,
Tho m0notony was broken at last by
n sneeh bye e.. y. Brors ton. OF LeNinkto
who endorsed the admuistrauoh- f.Nt,s
rsfsrence 10 Grover Cleveland brOugh'
f,rtb tho widest cheers but when me
free-eilver men found that he was rylnt
I a. further Claws candidacy they madt
such a noise he could no longer proceed
/ and began TO shout Justify for blacNburii
The senator did not speak.
The Committee on Crslentiais; throusi
i,s chairman. Little Phil Thompson
/ made ITS report at this point. rms Pu
! the convention into mood 70 tidu9dc
! b,reiness The committee reported no Sc
| rious contests. ..,......,ol
IN ~ midnight the convention was tui
in session but transact'ng no business
! LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 49,, ~ IN, 80,
Convention in session. NO Du7'i'7'' 'e''''
| done.