The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

nary political hlunder, hut an actual crime
and an, he can an, CONCEIVE q no SSna,:ion wSich
Democratic party M yusti'v'ny i.a' crime
or helping to perpct,iate is direful rc-
N dlsSsncss 0 afs ,S'" cent aolar a.
class Neither does he believe In the 10
ss aHsr %SSa Il s hvoS sre 2ssASas sS
rurtcy OF the debtor class. Governor
ko,cs believes an honest American dollar
By. law OF the American congress ana
coined for use among tho American reo-
m, lie believes in a gold dollar. of 2s.s
Grains OF geld and IN a silver dollar Just
10 heavier Having rebciled aEains, Brh-
ish Influence over ccnt,iry. asc, winning
me hight when q mere weaklinK; having
clearly emitting us to. the lcadcrshdp
Among nations. It would he not merely
u .nch,ical cewardcc on our part. b,it
now carltmlate 10 English greed.
History seems to I've anxious % repeat
eself. Give us tho man from Waterloo.
His allies WILL stick to MS standard which
viii destroy Mark Hanna's Napoleon No.
sas lid ;hs French the, Napoleon OF old
20 As ne began vega, Il, to speak, poies banner
rroeia@ed laugh when he said there was
no sensational performance On the trnpc.c
M ;nnsc '9S S ,,d no;es ,, was in the white
chccred but tho galleries appeared cold
WOMAN BOOMER
To a young woman in the south tier
belonged the honor OF forcing a demon.
startion second only TO that which fol-
loved the nomination of Bland SHE WAS
dressed In simple white. She mounted .
olatr and began waving small lag to
ana FRO. For fully n minute she was un-
observed T,,cu some one noticed her.
l;y,s hcran 10 turn in her direction. She
continued TO wave the nag with n mo.
lion, cyine as she did so, ''Boles Boies,"
galleries. hogan TO cheer and In another
minute the coliseum WAS IN a whirl The
demonstration grew and all eyes turned
on the Young woman The Bocs banner
was carried from the pit up ,he terrace
To where the striking figure stood Ike q
second Joan OF Arc. The banner was
and fro wile the galcrias yelled, Once
she sank back exhausted by her efforts
aud the din was snhsi'iing. hut she eath-
cred her Waning strength and sprans up
again anl once more setting the banner
she moved forward and WAS alinos, car
red down The slols, by. the midde,ed
ward t. The platform where the Iowa
delegation cama forward to meet her.
For fourteen minutes She demons 'tion
led by hnr KEEP, up. .urn nriei Was re.
STORED. The Young woman who len al.ho
people proved to be Miss Minnie Murray
OF Nashua. Iowa
coers OF the rrca, Blame demon s;r,t,on
at M!nncapolis four y",rs ago: which was
led by MisS cnrapn Lake OF New York.
More oratory WAS n tame amusement
after wha, the Z, INVENTION hal hor" Wit
Messing. s'ill A. y. Smith e Minneso,n.
who seconded Boes, was given n hearing.
BLACKBlRN or KENTUCKY.
John Rhca. who WIS introduced by olte
James kon,uoky's Young giant, 10 nomi-
nnto ",hc South's greatest democrat. Jon
Southern orator u the merry sort. for his
hail
Mir Chnicman and Fellow Democrats:
Kentucky grects her brethren OF all this
luton with all assurances that, no matter
whence candldatc wll COM, Ken
tucky viii support him In; she hcgs that
ycu remember. like Napolcon's drummer
hoy, when TO Napoleon's lcsions lhs nattie
retreat. Joe blackburn said to carlise, u
do not know YOU tApl,iaaseD
This drum has never taught me re,
can sound "a charge that VIII call the acna
back in hne. l beat that charge in the
bridge at Lodi, bent IT a, mo Pyramids.
oh may lea, ii here toaly?' Kentucky
presents Joe blackburn 10 The unon V,p-
piausc), bcouuse TO keniuckians he is Joo
Blackburn. and that means all,
He Is big enough and brave enough ana
hIainy enough To SATISFY .vtty dctnociat
On tbs land ! know that he comes from
ihe, south: ] know he was C9ni,ra io,sae
1 tnow that he comes from "A s"ct!JI, tho
v;,,or ani patriotism Of whose men have
challenged the admiration as 1t has elicit
I'd the wonder of the world When tho
tongue of SANDER AMI heart OF hate WAS
hurlob agains, his pcepl,,, he stood ~ a
by night. ana when the memory Of Han
cock tho snisrh. was attacked by ingalls,.
Joe blackburn WINS the irst. TO the front
tn defend Inc Stars AMI Stripes unuer
wh,uh Hancock fought
Freedoms battles are never fonsh, az
bank ~ hanuncts. No boards OF trace
OH ,t,urQ ,,r H.
souiaiions are herr TO blaze tho way; to
ilgit This haiiir for orr candidntc. w men
cncd with dIsrnptlor where we're those
bnnquctng bankers. those boards oL
tra,'e ana the chambers Of cornmerecy
They were engaged IN Tic iaudab'e hus-
ness of bnyng bonds w.ih 90 cont dol.
lars that might there iNor demand thht
they should he rnid back agnin IN 10" s semt
ator Blackburn appeals TO the whoe
Union of States.
Put your standard In h's hand and he
viii carry to success, but n Vt lie the
viii Of this great convention that he shall
remain longer IN the ranks. obcying as
ne always has III" VIII Of his party. when
who is your choice. Great chccrs)
MIR Rhea came under the wire ,w'n-
ncr and tho band played while the ken-
''My' old Kentucky Home" After tho
music an Aiabamn delegate led three
rho Kentucky domination was seconded
by W. w. Foote. the chairman or call
forn'as delegation who raised II lanEh
At tho beginning by hit Mt the i,oics
fireworks 70 the effect that lNackhurn
was a candidate on principle. whose cause
was not being led by any loan Of Arc.
PASSED THE PLATFORM
Several States failed to respond 10 .hs
call. but when Massachusetts was reached
her chairman rose and sad: "By the
unanimous vote OF their convention the
Massachusetts delegation was instructed
to place In nomination GovornJr Russell
but by his directlon aud becalso OF tho
pla. form we decline 10 make mmlna.
ton" lie added: This is the sentiment
Of Massachusetts,. not OF proxies. hut OF
IN delegation"
10 the roll call and Paul Jones OF Arkansa.
was Introduced to make another plea for
bland The strife Of friends and Toes
which never fails 70 follow any reference
TO the eoynrnor OF Illinois was innewed