New-York tribune., 1896-07-24
Colgate s Co.'S
VIOLETWATER
For Allen 75S; for Campion 5e4 for Donnelly l. The
detailed vote by States follows:

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A.soon n. the vote was announced. the bryanh by!,n
section Of the Convention broke od,na oa 'V M and
q ru%D s,yss asfass has and ss
q stiIiNy SEx Up oon
Tas ssSf es =: sSsr Slns s, &
tha b"xoiogy by score OF enthusiasts dd not os
hepe peer were re" shouts for the police
| by dispute about seats among the "''"''''
he InIno: ds!ssa!on degree O, order was re;
s.oreS when Mr. watkins OF California, s,epp"ro1s
the msg o"s "S fad ssd aas
had been SQUARE, whi2Pa ana nNT Hsn ne enanos
| The motion was adopted with a whoop.
A .LONG-wINDED EFFORT.
| serator Allen was escorted to the chair by Lale
| Pence. "C.ycone" Davis and 1gnatius Donnehy' anu
was greeted with cheers. He tneh aoure'' Wv
Convention He returned thanks 10 tne tyo
f,r that mark OF It's confidence and esteem ne
smpe sna shSe dsesa, 0 had been thought proper %
by portion presden @. den and he conssd On
perhaps an evil hour that his name enrs msn lie M
ssd r.1G h n wf5s @ IL louis r9pss papsr ysssr "s
saa pead to tn be in in the Mny and gostandard
s S s i Fqs}d Ins sd,o2 Of %a
witnessed the oe wod have changed his opinion
and afer the Rs'GH Ss said bH its the aspss ii
The United states had fastened the chains OF IN
wsaa 0" ass s' fSeS of the sass
strike Off II was part of the mission OF popu-
ts sny 10 suspcon ,ree existed anywhere that there would
be bolt tho Conyenon II was tor ,rom srTa!M Mnne %
aET ia Texas You'd bow to the viii OF the Convention
pgamse He had no s s0gs grsat thet onHenon would
IN spt to u' pieces and that the Peoples party would
6f wa 'ss rce EfPsSGi'P
ST. Louis during whole week They n had 9,snIs gone
b nsh ssr"S Sassfa
purchased chatels Of the British fod peweF s~een s
w Mhsa @hen MT should the next President
United States ar"@nd ,nSse
prUTGed in aroTna Wav "Sf Whout any fruit victory
lie ss pSfsa 10 s tie 'o%'
He said Amen to IT ha e r6ad G no but 'hy he wanted the
Popullsts to take the whole o. the road ''neerS
attitude where we stand c;osely in the middle Of
the road that the pt oT men in the middle Of
tbn psoad Let us put them on either side OF the
win force the two baePs 9a Psr5eSs dnS
laughter.)
CRISIS OF THE PARTYS HISTORY.
Senator Allen said the party was now at the
.s, c-,,,c,, noint IN its history 1t would prepare
= n,o,fo,r before tomorrow night and men would
he nominated who would stand upon that PLATFORM
Cheers) Before he left Washington people In or
Acia life there had asked him to use his influence
TO keep the Popusts "in the middle OF the roau'
How did they become interested In Popuists'
daughter and cheers) What did they want the
Populists to do promulgate n wild platform which
would be the subject Of rdicule? "Ihey want
YOU" he continued. ito place upon that PLATFORM
as a candidate for President a man who Is willing
to run for the empty honor Of running with GER
tain defeat staring him in the face. Yes. that Is
the way they want you to keep In the middle OF
the road" Confusion and some Indications OF dis
sent) Mr.. Allen referred to "boodlers' with Mark
IIannas money In their pocket hanging around
the Convention and expressed his belief that this
for President and Vice-Presdent who would not
standard upon either the Republican or Demo
cratic ticket. He begged them to make no mistake;
S % Tant wa4s a% Of
Cleveland? Non DO you want s2soo" oc More r0 of
Silver either.'J DO you want Grover Cleveland
and Vy to Be saSGer s Of to sRear and % G S5
1t was a little Suspicious, the speaker said. wheh
Carlisle ard John Sherman came am 5qssiher S s d
Deacon Dana and Herr Most torether daughter
eney M said ep r
this Convention might depend whether no would
Sontinuns MEnln 1I his catechism. he asked:
and Snd Snn on Do you in
executive Offices to app3a G rev c1s more Of
DO S' you want men in favor OF Government owner,
chip OF railroads? yes and loud cheersl If
man man opposed to all these, which would you take?
Crles Of Bryan and many Expressions Sn!, OF dis,
4 am not advoca ing Senator Allen continped
eRst Shs en9fS n the '0 You S would coinage
defeat the whdrawa Of Naona IL 6ankoss' s c de-
graphs defeat the income tax and fdsten on tne
years to come, would you do IT? "a voice. .Bryan.O
II IS your choice TO make not mine Wnen ,,s' go
ali Of IN those great doctrines which We nave preached
for years are now made possible by your acti9n; on
Popppniist party was stupid, was blind kept in the
middle Of the road and missed lis opportunity"
In some further remarks Senator Allen was inter.
pef 10 fopmr pg speecS Which brought down cries Of
disapproval from delegates on the noor ana when
when he resumed his speech he touched the
necessity Of Yielding In Difference to the majority
Ss,'ini CmVeniion "' "a Voice we viii fool them this
tme.") -
stand together whether we know much or III little
ellect Of some OF them: but we are equipped with
S he1n M and Hgpn%s3 M whn'y tn pd
campaign Of education: but they went back
with IT unopened G.aughter) 1t is unknown
whether that education was embraced In barrels or
In boxes. G.auEhter) We are to have a campaign
OF education this fall and say that !; will cost
100000 10 carry the election OF Mckinley and IIo-
bart They think they can buy you Voicos:
They cannot.')
Sena tor Allen then expressed the opinion that he
had entertained the Convention sufficiently. and
asked "What Is your pleasure?'
A COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE.
Senator Butler moved the appointment OF a COM
mittee OF twenty-five delegates confer tonight or
to morrow morning with Conference Committee