Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-26

Neuiuosy, tie "souf money" men
cheeiod luliy. Nc reary or
p.ssd the minority roplg. aud itsslp.
element most vigorously anu held ine
hoot Notwithstanding calls lOf Black.
burn and other disturbance.
After McCfenfy concluded, tho
Hardin men infested on a recount OF
the vote by which the minority TO.
port was substituted Tor the msiotlty
report on credentials. Tho convention
hall for sImu time tesemblsd riot
The secretary discovered errors auu
Chairman Berry announced tina, cor.
rec,ions would be- made later N the
delegates would allow the cOnuidefa.
ton OF thu resolutions to proceed.
John >. Rhta WIS accorded the
ilJor and maze SUCH a vigorous speech
against the majority report on resOlu-
tons M to stop all disturbance aud
command tho closest attention. Rhea
denounced President Cleveland aud
Secretary Carlisle la as biuUr
words Ms the queens Lngllsh could
furnish. When he quoted Henry Wat.
tetson Ra saying In 1892: Nominate
Grover Cleveland anu yuu Iush from
the slaughter house into the open
grave" WITH tins sentiment OF this oou-
ventiOu Hgninsl him, Mr. RltA not
only brought u 10 order, tut also com.
mandcd tue closest atturt on Tor 10 8
time In his pailllnc ON Cleveland snI
Carlisle ~ the associates 81 the kOths.
chilla and Morgan, aud not " tho
people,
Jacob Rowe followed Rhea with an.
other PHILIPPE on tho AIministfatiUn,
aud In support Of the u'iuUfity report
HO wanted TO clmpf0mise, teaiiltmtng
tho platform Of 1892, anu going no
further, AMI claimed 10 be- Offering the
olive branch.
Senator blackburn, who had been
called Tor MI day, luaily cane TO the
front. He said At the outset ho was
opposed 10 Bradley, the Republican
candidate Tor governor VI Kentucky,
aud for that ruason was opposed 10 tue
majority report lie replied especially
10 the argument Of Congressman Mc.
Crcaty with Intense oatueatnese. lie
slooi for harmony but warned the con.
yef ton against endorsing Sherman In.
sigad Of Jcltrs1u. He mad never en-
! dotsed lao Republican platform eui
be did not want the Kentucky DEM
oCfacy TO 10 ~ today. lilo was
for Democratic bimelRllism and not
Ho was net hero for any new depnf-
tutr, but Tor thu old timo.hOnorcd
DumOorailc principles, aud oppOiui the
how.fhngle1 polite. OF the Republican
element, that was trying 10 shape the
politics OF today for the Democracy Of
Kentucky. Tho applause was tremen.
dOus.
Senator Lindsay made q strong
reply 10 Blackburn. His defense Of
the administration, especially when no
named President Cleveland, was
greeted with stifTiug demonstrations.
His voice HOunucd like the roar Of
lion o. he warmed up In reply to the
insihuAtious that the majority Of those
on the committee OF Of tue convention
were advocates OF Republican doc
tfiues.
LindSay moved the adoption Of the
majority report anu there was a to-
spouss OF nays Ia loud chorus.
Chairman Berry announced that the
revision OF the count by the secretary
sustained the previous announcement
OF tuu substitution OF tho minority 70.
port gu credentials for the mAlOfity
report. The Hardin men ptecipltalod
Another riot.
The previous question was ordered
on viva vOcp vote after | O'Clock on
tue adoption OF the report on resO Ia.
tons.
EK.C1ngTessman Ellis moved 10
amend section Of the majority report
after the words "plaliOfm OF 1922 by
striking out tna part endorsing the All.
ministrEIiOn, Cleveland aud Carlisle.
RheA offered substitute for his
resolution Of thanks ~ Cleveland ami
Carlisle for their negotiations with the
Rolhuchilds ana Morgan. This was
ruled out aud tho next vote taken was
taken on the amendment Of Ellis,
which roatiifmvi tho Chicago plat
form OF 1892 aud cut out the endorse
ment Of Cleveland and Carlisle.
The vote was announced; Yos, go
6.3j; Nays, COS 1895. There was loud
cheering.
1t was novel that the majority re.
port DO adopted by viva vOcs vote.
This silver men ineisteu on roll being
called again on substituting the
original minority report Tor the malori.
~ report. TheTe WAS an oyerwhelm.
ing viva voco vote against tbs minorl-
~ report, but call OF oDuntle, was de-
msnded and ordered at $3.50.
The hnRl vote on substituting the
minority report Tor tbs majority report
on resolutions hEd only - ayes, When
the nlno ny report - we'll n, the sup.
| picmen. was lost tho question tr.
CURED ON the adoption u me majority
report. Although prsvions votes
showed that tue majority report
was Overwhelmingly adopted, s,ill
the silver moE unmsnded the call
Of COun.irs, which proceeded till after
3 y, ~, Tho vote was annoubotd
Gi7 500 ayes, 233 1910 nays, Rad was
received with great applause.
Tnc Convention then took q recess
uni,l 1880.