The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-11

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They ehe>rea snA snsneed whse d. aa1d
piayet @Cosrr5sA III Cen 81 the orean-
s~rsxte.s .Marchsng Through GeoeEsa
ans soune popular basz9s. TIE erect %
the electric Lights spaxkltrx over he vASe
su.ser.re Which crow1ed the anrhsheAtr
ursss TIE sclr.s ,hr4seced 70 burst waD
most brfzssaa.
A. SIS Chairman wh1se. ~ N1 81
much rzrpS1g mAcaxed 70 bring the con-
verescn 20 order.
Asfe~ making . formal snncsucemenS
G~n- Bragg. Of wssc0nsfr. apreersc On rhe
stage 10 make q personal expiration
re- az veteran ps+h grsxxsea beard Who
has aroused Democratic conventions n ths
past 10 . high pitch OF enthusiasm r.
cevec no ovation tozlght- He came 70
enter ! protest. Il rise 20 . question %
state rr7yi<xu. 10 began All resnsnce1
the hern members that they knsw
what that meant. Some kentiemen- -
c-cmpsasa@d. had during the last session
A sba absence OF the delexaaon for con-
eu,ta-.oa. stolen the state solorB .
TONED in The Bryan parade. ard he wished
70 IN. the record right by hestax Il uneer~
ssoox .ehas We srasIed rot the Wisconsin
Badger belasa1 the candidate OF tho ms
torsfy Of this convention" Kisses and .
few cheers followed this defiant s,and
Tne chair declared that he would enser.
LAA& 10 L&&lkRAta4 1&E
da-ed Gov. Stone. % Missouri Thework
90 far done By IRIS convention has been
20 wen done I. IL VII meet re enthu-
ssasrfc Ind Instant approval o. tnis ma
ton" he began. A very important work
was y~ 70 be done. he continual. and In
order that no mistakes should D made
in the selection of q vice president. ne
moved an adjournment until !. O'Clock TO-
morrow. This was changed 20 10 O'Clock.
=. -. -A-RAa An HAA 2anp a
rol ca;l was demanded and begun Con-
nscticut and Indiana were thu FIRST states
TO vote no. Illinois delegates ssormed AZ
the chair with opposing shouts when
their state was called. and finally E p
Morris shouted: TN order that no mis-
takes be made. Illinois insists that rhs
convention b adjourned untn tomorrow"
The thousands Of spectators took the mega
live side Of the question. sor they did not
want 20 lose the nights entertainment
for which they had como % Gar. Soon NJ
every response OF mo- they sent up .
wildly enthusiastic shrek OF approval.
Chairman White was somewhat frr4tased.
apparently. that the delegates should In
ssst upon ron cai on the question OF adj
tournment. and en9eayored TO hurry pro-
ceeilngs- 'what Is the matter with III
nois nowT he asked Of one contrary
minded delegate who demanded recogni-
ton perysstently. When \ Maryiarder be-
gan 10 preface q motion with q speech
he exhorted him 10 do something" When
Il became spparens hat rhe motion would
carry the thousands OF spectators began
10 scramble out. fliing h hall with q
mighty uproar. and the chairman grew
red In the face. harnm erfng with his
maziet and yelling. sit down. 81 down"
II became impossible 10 hear the re-
sponses, and Col. Mar Wall, a gentleman
with q fierce mustache and long. curly
black hair. who calls himself the original
Florida cracker, who was calling the roll
In q voice Hike a steam c~alliope. announced
oklahoma 8 VOTES aye: District Of Co
iumb;a 9 votes aye" and 50 on down the
ron. The spectators were appeased by
the information thai their tickets would
be good tomorrow. and ~ $50 the con-
vention was adjourned.