Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-24
BRYANIrEs RULE.
Continued From first pnse.

lority report. while. Kansas. which ls solid
for Bryan. $50 ninety-one votes for the
Dolegate, wilkins. OF California. chai-
lenfed Colorado's rleht 10 vote, hut the
,,WY: The as,i.styan delcEate, voted sol;
Wien Tcxag cast her io3 votes for the
majority. which gave half the contested
the readers howied ihemseives hoarsc.
AT the conclusion OF the roll call one OF
the Illinois Delegates nprenlsd from the
to vote. but the chair ruled that tho ap-
peal came too late. After some discus
Sion, the portion OF the Illinois delegation
lowed 20 vote and the vote of the delega-
ton stood twenty-nne for the minority
ann HS iGr or aos 9y rsrt rsnort Nn
si2 for tho minority. The anti-Bryan dele
gates hailed the announcement as. vic
tory for the middle of the road element,
ana they were very jubllant.
wild Confusion.
\ Kansas delegate challenged tho cor.
rectness Of the count. There a good
deal OF excitement Delegates crowded up
slstnnt sergeant-at-a could with AIM
Guilty prevent them from climbing Zip to
the secretary,,s dosk. The greatest confu-
tecapltulate the totals. Tho error OF the
Kansas man was discovered He had
PLACED the vote OF Indiana in the wrong
column. The vote was again announced
~ to Gi2 In favor Of the majority report.
wh wh gssh aeG Of bn hg f9slSrs aS9n est
ogatlon was thcn seated without division.
Tho Missouri contest was withdrawn.
Five minutes was given each side in the
Wisconsin case, involving one seat. Mr..
Cole, who had been seated by the national
committee. stated he was Bryan man
md for that reason. was he not to he al
lowed n sente He appealed to the fairness
of the Southern delegates 10 seat him. The
announcement Of the preference OF Cole
the Bryan men. The maiority report, nm
seating Cole and seating 1saacs, was adopt
Lafe Pence. the former congressman
from COLORADO, who was at tho head OF
the New York delegation. called for tho
gunization. In doing So he made some
rather sharp comments about the time the
convention had frit,cd away. Several del
until o'clock, but Mr.. Pence refused TO
Yield the floor for such motion But
W wh,n ,So =: "A G9oke OF Virginia; chairman
tion. came forward to make his report, n
dozen delegates Jumped to their feet and
protested that a report from another com.
mittee was not in order until the report OF
the committee on credentials as a whole |
hal heen agreed to.
was temporarily In the chair ruled the |
points not well taken. He also declined TO
an appeal.
Permanent Organizations.
The report of the committee on permn-
nent organization was then read. The an
OF the selection of senator |
Allen, of Nebraska, for permanent chair |
s "Ss Several TnhH mnnts tSr Hsyr
and the other temporary officers We're made |
James T. Campion. of Maine. for perma-
nent chairman; set the middle road
gates climbed onto their chairs and yelled |
Ike Comanche Indians Several large |
middle; e;of;the-road banners were paradtd
through. the aisles. The Western delegates
n. Il rule took no part in the domonstra-
ton. one of the Georgia delegates pulled
up his state standard and followed the
ioft by two members Of the delegation,
pny white and one colnred, The standards
oui Sni several oher R stals iolntpd in the he
procession. IN a scui,le for the possession
broken and free fight almost preeipitated.
order was at last restored, the names OF
.oad When the name OF the illinois mem
ltr OF The committee WaH read thHt dele
gate jumped up and announced that his
'ig nature WAS forged. Ills name was with
irawn. pelgEute Blazer OF Texas, then
moved that Campions name be subsu-
tlf ham5m iEr '"f GerTy eR ro%n Sn 'N4nsat Massa
,husetts. moved to ny both majority and
minority reports on me tnplt, penang inc |
'ruort OF tho committee on rules. He suii
he made this motion In the interest of Il
compromise eaHa date. But there Were
'Tits OF NO No. from an parts of the
lall. 1t was evident the temper of the con-
,sGtluu was for action.
Mr.. Pence II Bryan man, moved the prev-
ous question. II wns ordered amid much
and tho roll Of states was called
ln the question Of adopting the majority or
minority report Tho parlum ntary sltuR-
Ion pua2ltd the delegates They were nm
llIN made TO understand that an uyc vote
NNs for Allen ana nay vote for Campon.
" autlW.. night was falling, but the elec-
gle liEhia w"ro not tHrued on To- disuel the
ilOum AND there was SOM apprehension OF
/ repetition Of tho experience OF last night
NAtn the convention sat an hour IN total
|-fNurs-. several candles were brought
g ami placed uu tho press table. The rN-
if"Wrut was Intense. There was rgall2a-
l1g ON both slides that an actual test had
some,
senator Allen Elected.
When AlHh1ma thc hrt stutD was
Vailed ID ruN WHtE In TuuEFY-r and ALYhAsu4 .