The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-07-24

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protested that report from another
! committee was not in order until the
report of the committee ON credentials
as a whole had been q greed TO. Mr..
| Washhurn. Of Massachusetts, who was
| temporarily in the chair, ruled the
| points not well taken. He also dcClin-
Ell to entertain an appeal.
SENATOR ALLEN CHAIRMAN.
4 report Of the committee on perma-
| nent organization was then read. The
announcement Of the selection of Sen
| ator Allen, of Nebraska, for perma-
nent chairman, was the signal for n
wild Bryan demonstration which last
ed several minutes. John w. Hayes, of
New Jersey, was selected for secre~
tary and the other temporary officers
were made permanent.
The minority report naming James
T.. Campion, of Maine, for permanent
chairman, set the middle-of-thc-road
| men on fire. The Texas and Georgia
delegates climbed on TO their chairs
and yelled like Indians. Several large
middle-of-the-road banners were par
AIDED through the aisles. The West
| ern delegates as II rule, took no part
in the demonstration. One of the
Georgia delegates pulled up his State
standard and followed the mddle-of-
| thc-road banner which was held nloft
| by two members of the delegation, one
white and one colored. The standards
| Of Texas, Arkansas, Ohio, Mississippi,
Missouri, and several others States
| joined the procession.
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