The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-24
DAY FOR THE DEMOCRACY
CONTINUED From regc ~


Continued From Feyc ~
Norton Moses; Twen,y-nrs,. a. a
Twenty-,hird, John X, Klciber: twenty
fourth, j. T. onion Twenty-iif;h, Al. Il
Jackson. Twenty sixth. j. NJ. Fress.ei
Twenty seventh q. L.. Lockett: twenty
eighth. O. i. Maxwell: Twenty-nin.h. j
y. Templeton; Thiriieth. j. W. Swayne
| Thiriy-iirst, j. /. Bloun,.
After tho reading out of the above tn,
| convention adjourned until p. M
Though it was well known that non.
| of the committees were ready to report a
o'clock most OF the delegates and Il
| fair-sized crowd of spectators were pres
ent when Chairman Ramsey raped 70,
! order An increased number of ladies' wa,
noticeable. and the renewed vigor and
Willingness of the band indicated an in
teinal reiuvenaron. The band played H.,
Streets OF New York" There's Only
One Girl in the World for Me-" and ot.,et
aappropriate convention airs. om IA
Ex-senator Potter of Cooke presented n
reply which it had been decided to send
IN resion;e to the greeting OF the North
Dakota silver men.
The reply was in these words:
Telegram in the interest of Teller re-
ceived' Texas is solid for free silver and
.'v4iA ipl democracy. Inc democratic par
. iarge enough and broad enough for
an the friends of the white metal and we
welcome them 10 our ranks.
eS or good and that's right
showed that II met with approval and II
was adopted -
After tho telegram business had been
uiSnosed of Governor Hogg came to the
Platform by invitation ana remarked.
w nat do You fellers want me TO snv?"
GiVe US some silver" was shouted back
n I'M. ,.ve us some Clark and har-
! "'2ns ny shouted North Texas delegate.
'iEe US something on the other con-
m,'loi, Quietly added another delegate.
oo,i ann hopp.n' ON corpses." replied the
sofenhqr Then he began his ~emarits:
lou nave chosen me Mt an awkward
,,,ii no began. But, he added the tim.
NJ hyNer come in my career. | none
W, whc m. VIII ind It an irksome job to TAX
y nemocrats Shouts of "Hu,cah FOR
iioSG J., especially in the great caiise or
VIC People. the cause that means the sill
h s',s ~, OF Americans over foreign pow
, m", ,nsir liberty they believed that Eng
ihha was the mother counmy. and ths,
the p pol,Ia 81 spread protecting wing over
n,c ,odI, ot America. We have got peo-
should dictate 20 lis in all our affairs AZ
S s"n as l am concerncd, the great United
inst s,, rs oul OF its swaddling clothes at
caro- Of itself VI '"hiHs
W, w are unanimous in this convention nj
mi ST upon the single issue that We so.,,a a.
at the polls. but. my friends thers re,,,,i,,
Scbe not ighting between now and the
r ,ha o. ms campaign. You can shout over
wi MI e,sl'ioiary y,cts''y, bur after all Their.
VII he mary hlseding hearts hefore hi.
ranpalsn SHAH have ended. You have
nnrc ser.,us question before Won ,nv
free siva ,r'an tne mere settlement of IN.
4, s.Eer Issue. Many of You nera who
r Nh, that victory is now upon our baun.,.
WI ma that for five or six wears We vi,
t@,o S y, st through the hottest the most
that mas ever marked the hist,,rv -, r.. Z, ~
American Union. ''''''s vi 'he
~ Governor liogg then branched off on ia
VIC issuance and redemption of hands
aiCh ne said were the 70 indat,on or III,
tIouilc, the mudcat which was he,,Iom,.tmn
torv w ..n,,n,, ne made a plea for conciia,
VIC party ought not TO be driven f,1r,par
to ~" ,.,,, o,'e rather persuaded. II pcss.i,a
ali the roi as fds himself, he 'ard he had
iiis cup OF ambition Vas overto,y,r,,, .m ,,I,
, l,., row he was enjoying the pence ar or
rni,ios me, with no desire 10 embrace the
Twice Governor Hogg reached ' The nc Fl,
.nncluson' part of his t,eniarks hui ~
in,s ne vas persuaded TO continue, tlnnliw
u. Go,yernor culh rson. John II 11u,oo
ION i r"iro,Hain i.1nham and SENATOR Ch,i'
eeivne '9 MARI, G;overnor IIoss. each 'i 70
considerable enthusiasm. senato. u, ..,i.sS.ns
,lhinophceo that he Intended 10 con,.'a,
Nn,. ST. 81, unur"llshly between now nnj
until S.3D y. m "uJ"urncS
NIGHT SESSION.
"hen tonight at $50 the convention ro
assembled the committees, NOT va, rol,,o
ready to rcnort. Attorney General c,ano
was cablcd upon for "A speech Va ,,,..',
J" snNhuld voice and tine spirits and
'h"Hhi INC convention from tho word ga
'i'S remarks were good natured. He said
Nc WAS siad that the issues in this cn,,.
an, ons,n nah been simplificd. He called at.
II ' Toxa !" tne f,tct that tle democracy
>, ,cNhS was blessed with more great
neh ana statesmen than any other Sinfn
, ,,', referred 20 the Fort Worth mcetinc
snlfe tn ms rnHi ,', war 10 the knife ana
survive speech. delivered on I'm, ', 1919,
,h 'mh thanked God that III, nttes;
,o o bo sts,Vnu or, re remarked that he meat,
,,indard critics when he iaih.d bp''
i II VIM MS knife. but that he propo,od
rimminr dow :, s'f'n,y for the purpose OF
would be SO simple and main nm, miitI IT
, sy gould understand IL. lie reg FER IN;
weep pms ne The Il a s,ver sentiment ma, IS
I ne unmooratc pnr,y Is being cIrist ttnm'
1w ir promiseb two months Of ~
a'ne ,r 10 me suppor, Of Inc ,icknt Tia
a, ana relired amid great app.,u.a '"''
When My. Crane finished i nc ,nnor, =,
On .h,''".Innttttee on crcdsnlial was nre.
II" rnnor, ne only only Important features of
saiins OF, the Aiioo flelega,lonn' ,r dne
Nh. ana NE L.rn delegation ROM o,,,
!, marion, The former dolngaiIon ,ya. , III
'olicd '"' sh'er men |
, III" Linn DELEGATION 10 for silver.
~" report also favored Tho ,sc,,n,
en-, 9, nppnns from counties having no
+, ~ ', n'oa'ou "hH made TO accent that pam
inn M IN me seatiy; OF the Alice ,lelesa
nd ,ban ~ , uni.'.H,eh section was separated
a., wa, w,, "noplrh unanimously, Then de-. :
h he' Wns hrsHn on the section seatne
. mo-, 'n .d. o. Eric argued against IN.
ish" ,h 1nlesaiion, which he cont pdn ns
aseord Hs os Nj, Th .he had md. been eiesied
H., sac sSecutive committee. S'''oed
' N''N'0''' Chairman Of the commit. 9