The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-19


i'm his immediate neiphborhood but
was entirely lost ON the hoyyIinr mass
in front The chairman noIInded re-
peatediv on the table with his paveI.
seeking to restore order.
II ,Tos usoross and t1,, ,o,d ,,Io,.ed
Dixie" for the first time. When the
crowd heard Dixie. beginning with the
Missouri delegation. they sprang TO
their chairs, then with Alabama the
| whole convention rose i'm sympathy
and the roar once more came in a rich
disaphason. At last, after thirty-five
minutes of continuous uproar, the
delegates and outsiders relapsed into
their seats and permitted the conyen-
tioh 10 go ahead with ITS work.
The nomination was seconded by
Senator Thurston
GOV. HASTINGS came forward AZ tbe
call of PENNSYLVANIA to name senator
Quay and was given a cheer Of an
plause.
Ne sooner had Gov. HASTINGS said his
last words tban the ppnrsyITania dele-
CATION and alteruat.s were ON their
chairs bowling fierceIv. blowing horns
and waving flags. The other delegates
only cheered
After Mr. Vance nj Tonieian, h,d
seconded the nomination of OuaV The
| chairman announced the ne>t orda,
| to he the cali of the roll fnt. ,,or,,i,,a.
ton of President Of tbe Tinted Sto+ne
| The clerk read the ron and tha hoIIof
resulted as follows:
Cen Cros,a,o,. -.
ingIv termed tba 1iobt,, ilr', oesn 49,
followed tbo I+ ,,itl, ee'iI ll'' loI
,,biIo M. ~ - 1 "IIl q pau anu pencil
| der i0''N'0 '0l MS Silou'-
| The vo+a IF O1,io 49,, = ----,
cd swaIIed +ba NioTi,,ia-, o,,19 Ie.'oi'-
4G71L roora a., eoiuilil IN 10
facted tho ,o,,iro+io-l ae ~ anu eI-
The crowd was c,,ic1, =, soi ~, 81.
and oave ro,,1d oboo,. ,Iia ,t,0 1 poilI
but for 1,1onoan+ ond IL Itliot 80 me-.
| Hanna derroca+od In - as w. ~
hand At +boeo 1,oor.os+ III, iii'
THE roll caIl beoon a+ e.oo
| Total vote. NrcKin1a,y eGiIG. ponI
| 941L. Nrorton Fe. O,,a1 e1II ~ tuira,,
orILI.. Car-,o,.o,,, |"'J' "AI2'
'' V;ro go az ,ro11i,o. 90. NJ.
~ NJ. Sa,,; AIaTI5'1 80 oo
Pand oI1 q 81 - $1,000 "a
10 "12' '0"'n O''i 01iii''' -AISIAlAleJ'
zru r,..4... ....-., -
! - VI toli "lilio Oli9
SUM- Ohe cohVehtlo BURST INTO announcer
Ierlous ueInohStratloh' rags ana va
iieSaueu pluilies "aVeu, tne PeoPle
Gi!eereu me IN iiido,lnen; ne pdho OF V!le
,ol1e[ LUZ Vi CieNelanu' olIlo'
WnIcI lldu eIOeIeu .lle TaoO iIII an lli9e
s.Iuch up liEely ar; Tlolh outSIue
INC hdi! Cdhie o'e utiil oooLHlHS vi Gan
non anu l Ine wa Gang ol cow pens.
az lne emu VI d'ouC zen A., ii ri OF
uoI "39 w w "il,1 W. iu 20 az ~,
IT - ~ ,aol.,l;aa c,otD
vote lie theh recognized senator
1ouse' VIZ llp 0 -" ,',l(,
moved that .he loIlllia.loll oe lildlio
unanimous IN graceIul sPeecn IN
when ne pieugeu the support oI 'ne
followers OF heed 70 the nominee
Gen. Hastings, OF pennsylvania Iol-
lowed IN behalf OF t1e quay con Lllii
gent. Ills statement that the hepupll-
cans OF pennsylvania welcomed the
issue OF protection set the convention
off like a spark. Chauncey NJ. DepeW
arose to second the motion IN pehalt
of New York, but the CHAIRMAN ieco8-
nized Platt Who' IN single sentence rec
seconded the moton ana pledged tne
State OF New York 10 Mckinney.
Dave Henderson, or Indianapolis
| spoke for Allison.
''iioi "'AN At'0eA'' ~
NATION unanimous was PuD uhe ~
gates rose en- hlaSSe' me - ~
preston was that the convention WouP'
take a recess at TINS pom anu ,ilou-
sands OF people lett the i'ail' put tne
delegates were determined to close the
work of the convention before al lourll-
ing. They supported Nir' Lo'st ; mo
ton to proceed with the nom MACON OF
Nice-Presldent immediately WIN great
unanimity. =.
Shouts for 'DepeW ana iahna
came from all parts OF the nan. Mt.
DepeW responded IN a char i
speech when put the CROWD N very
good humor ana afterwards lneg No QUIZ
not De content ulltil tue new new I IIn's -
OF the hepupiIcah Pdl W -N"i Ai'''iii"
haa responded. ,.., ..4o,+ 4ha
mere Was 80 lI'.ie - 80 $50,
| +;+o FOR Jf,pat that ~, Il va TOiuutPS the
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