Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-18

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nays o, NohfasEh, yeas 10; Nevndn,
nays %; New Humushire, yeas ;; New
Jerssy. yrss 20; New YofE, yeas
-, North Carolina, gems a., nays lll;
Nuttu Dlkniu, yea O; Ohio, yeas 80,
Oregon. yets %; ponrsylvauiu, yeas "a,
Rhode Island, yeas 5; South CnrOlins;
yeas Is; Tennessee, Yeae %, navs ]
Texas, yeas 80, Utah, nays o; Yer
mont, yeas S; Virginia, yeas ~, nays
3: WHsn. rtun, yeas s.; West Virginia,
yeas H.; Wi'cotsiu, yeas "a; WON.
iur, nave q. Arizona, rays q, New
Mexico, yous 3, nays %; OK a omn,
yeas D, nays /; Indian Territory, yels
o. District oil Columbia, yras g; hlas.
ka, yoas 4; t0tnl 9gh Yeae Slsl, nays
1864.
lnutsipu's announcement OF the r..
suit, slS3 TO 1853, wac The airusl Tor a
gtost augmentation for the glorious
gold men.
DUBOIS SOL uEARD.
Dubols, tho brosi.shoulderod soma.
tor from / uho. repeatedly uskcd for
recognition, uut the Chair said no
would Recognizes Foraker. Foraker
moved the ptovloua question on the
Dubois stood there shouting "Mr.
Chairman" and finally made himself
heard, saying, "l ask the gentleman
not 10 press this until 1 can ask him a
courteous question"
"DOos the gentleman from Idaho
have unanimous conaent 90 PROFOUND
n queation?H askod the Chair.
General Henderson Of lows! az de.
mani the regular order" Shouts u
approval followed.
The Chair coolly ruled; "rhe chair
heats none" and was applaudei.
Dubois stated that many delegates
disapproved u tho financial plank who
could accept the rect Of the platform
aud asked Tor n separate vote on tnat
plank. The request was seconded by
Mott OF North Carolina ana Mantle Of
Montana, and amid great con, uslon
caused by the moving ab ut o. dele.
getes for con ullatiOn, the roll call was
begun.
After roll call, General Henderson
announced that three disscntrrs OF the
Iowa delegates desired 10 change their
votes from no to aye. They were per.
mit,td TO do 20.
"Upon the motion the VOC l.; ayes
Sl.!, noes 10! aud the financial plank
IL ADOPTED" rhurelon announced.
rhbre was cheering.
Then said the chairman: GAN In
favor % the adoption Of tho platform
Will say faye"
"Ayt' came In one aonor1us burst.
There was one faint "uo" and the
cheer broke into n clnmor OF CEpuc-
fancy, with people climbing upon
chairs aud pressing forward Tor Wow
Of tue silver delrgntoa. Cries OF "DowL
IN !flnun and "Otdef" added 10 the
confusion. 10 may not have been zig.
nificsnt, but II was certainly dramatic,
TINT almost at this moment the sun
was hidden behind cloud. Each
sido may have drawn ia own potteni.
The great climax Of the convention
was III hand.
THE GREAT GILMAN,
Teller plb3wed his way to tho plat.
form. A hush fell upon the thousAuus
Ia the galleries while the delegates
leaned forward nttoniivtly, A. n
matter OF privilege Chairman Thu on
asked that Senator Cannon Oi Utah,
who had also made his way to the
/ platform, be allowed TO read UCfaOn "
statement prepared by the silver men.
/ Tnofo was not murmuT OF Dissent
AS Cannon began e. read tho vale.
uiotOry II was 90 still that HE voice
/ feveruernted TO tins utmost limits OF
! the hall. CaunOu's whole bearing H.
IuGngClUuH. HIS manner "a
he read the farewell prepared
ny his associates wHs one u
/ defiance. There was little en.hufa'm
/ ON tho iiuOr, tut several tlmes the gal.
/ lcriu- broke lOosf. AZ he declared
/ impfCssivoly that he aud hi- assoc Gtos
would cling 10 the fame, lot the nume
/ so where II would, o Pennsylvania
| delegate shouted Goodbye" aud one
from North Carollua yelleI, "rAko
the train for Chicago.D Tho galleries
hoDtod, and Chairman Thuuo on was
I Obliged 10 intorp0ss an appeal lot
order. When Cannon said they
/ would return 10 their people un.
CALLED the authority given them,
because tue party Of freedom hAd be.
come the party OF oppression, the
| hrst great scene came, A thousand
thFonts on the floor his their r..
| sentiment iu the face " the speaker
anu BudlEm reignol. The galleries
hiBnud and ahuutOu loud anu lOug,
Cannon uuilinchingly faced the irat,
audience. ills TAGS was pale but on II
was q look Of grave determination and
hu did not vince NJ he looked thugI
kissing nll about him In the eye.
Chairman ThuTslon tried vaiuly IA
htny tho torrent Oi disapptOyal anu "a.
store order. At last, when he could
make himself heard, he set the convtn
ton On by a ringing statement that The
Republican party did not lear ih'
declaration being read, The delegates
except the boiling delegations, rose {,
tholT ieet en- mRsse ana cheoted
From the galleries twelve Thousand
tIFuAln sent cut their bFazet
approval. Cheer followed cheer
arms waved ifanlically; caneH, hand
kUTchlois, hats, umbrellas all swGyo.
like branches Ia a storm. The r0a
grlw deeper and deeper until II wa
uusiuninR "a Niagara. The delegatei
mounted ohAirs, ana waved tlags, fan
and huudkeruhiofs iranticaliy. ThTel
times tho storm swept over them DO
,lre the gale OF emotion subsiJe,
sufficiently 10 allow rhursIOn to pro
coed.
lie continued "The chair suggests
In the interest OF the Republican
party, that whatever can be salt
within reasonable limits by those whit
can no longer remain In tho parry
should be listened 10 with respectful
attention aud trust to tho action OF IN,
American people at the POLLS Ia No
vember' Loud oheerB.
IhuUU WOtIe, IN u resonant, ringing
deciHiye tone, provoked such
| ssRfH ma the hlstnTy nj the ppnynntino