The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-08

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derry lie Fe1ownizsd Delegate Asaes'
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sWfkh the consent 81 t8s eooFenfsssh.
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ccas. made his way 70 the PLATFORM @ss
began 30 say sor7sRhznK. WiAleh
brought Upon him a storm % LosaAt.
saFa
Nsw Jersey as the oaiy stair nofth 2.
Mason ard Dsxou's line which always esst
- efsctcral vote for the NOMINEES o. Us
Democrats convention pay Va18te
10 John " Daniel he declared. arc saen
vent on 10 praise the virtues or t.ss niAn
who knew no faith except ! an 1,eslsN a.
crats The part.sans Of senator H1la sshs
az stsrfll cry. ssThe Democracy osssevee
Ia the rue OF the majority" Aei'Trfsaot,
continued sshat ws are here IN ressoAse
20 urses.ssnt." and BE Ragged the Dem
ecsacy not 70 begin ~ saosahhs A@a.-
tons. begged that II u haa q slALs
strength. IL would save II for November.
Ex-Tsov. waller sa@pped to the front OF
the platform when MeLerrrotf sst GOWN
Hls fsrsf word quoted che de.sgates. na'
he anon snsusxed shout b. esciaratlcn
that the names OF Daniel and HI. should
be chesred together. lie advised tae s.sc
tion OF Hill as temporary chairman ana
U&FfnHhf&k
sArs there other arrangements NADER
he asked saEczsticasy.
.,Yes, sir shouted Congressman Money.
OF Mssslssspoi. waving hroad-DrtmEned
straw hal from . block OF seats directly
below the platform.
whitney and his fellow delegates from
New York applaudsd the deciafAtion that
Hui ana Dsnses should De honofea .ossth-
ar There was ar attempt ~ Demon
strxtton when Waller shouted that ne
would De the last man 70 bolt. but me ST.
yer men were very chary ot giving any
sppi&use M the cenclliato-y advances OF
che geld men. when Walisr asked II ne
convention was going 70 turn DOWN Hili.
after another tribute 10 him. there were
laughing cries Of we are; re are"
Asroitiy be worked mp 70 the climax Of
bis speech when he asked who n was pro
posed to turn downf A man who had
fought all his life for the Democracy
Turn down David B- Hiisy' he asked
In Gods name. II this Democratic con-
xenfsonT'
Waller tried 20 appease the silver men
by tntImatsng that the speech Of Hiil
would DOT be offensive. bat when he asked.
win you turn him down. there were
cries Of We WILL Very well" be
shouted denantiy. Turn him down. aud
we wtgi fight You here and elsewhere"
THIS unrnaskiag % the position Of the gold
one Of the silver msr shouted zone vote
for Mckinley" Waller finished with an
appeal 20 the majority rot 20 use brute
forrs.
C. r. Thomas. national committeeman
FROM Colorado. was introduced amidst the
piauHfts Of the silver men. lie declared
II was unheard or procedure for the ma
fsonsi committee 20 use brute force upon
the convention. In opposition 10 the as
certatnes viii at the majority. This was
ths reason whr no minority report had
ever been presented before NJ a eonvcn-
ton. AS he proceeded the silver delegates
ehsersd. ard they cheeTed when he OPEN
~ declared that he and o;shrs OF the
West had long been Indifferent 70 what
the national COMMITTEES dsd. He msae a
strong rcint when he told the convention
that four years ago he had been here ad-
vecating HiiTs nomination for president
and had been cried down. Senator Daniel
had been cried down because he was HiiFs
advocate. orr. Cleveland bad control OF
the convention. The ma 3crity Of the con-
ventien had the right % appoint the tenn
porsry chairman. Il appeal n you" he
concluded. ITO stand hw the minority re-
part. Let II not be said that ir IN. srst
stsg~s our psckets have been deceived .
The isnpstienee Of The silver mea vented
ltself IN cries 81 vote vote"
when Thomas FINISHED Harrfty e-i1~t
for Charles Waller. % Aiaham. Waller
proved himself se be ferry sauthevnsr.
ard showed feeling when he told bow he
had hern made TO ewaiiew bitter rneSlcsnc
years ago when another Democrat had
hren thrust over TIE head ~ Senator I'm.
THIS reference % President Cleveland
% ssTd without nstice Waller had some
thirE - say about the rule az YnAtar.sles
anS. turning 20 Chairman NarFfty. fierce
~ dsAssrdesi thar ne he told how a crea-
turs could be above It's usaSter
- 4~.sfS
IN favor Of tho minority report. s~rhs
money question" said Ne. Is he en'v
question On which the Democracy Of fh@
country has ar interest IN this campaign
We want tbr temporary chairman 90 shfs
convention % sound the keynets ~ the
situation - 70 - the country a. a sses.'a-
ration e euE views We are determined
that TIRE keynote ehsn - silver ssees.h
IN harmony With the vfc~s OF this can.
venfscr.s A veiirv sc cheers greeted IA.
hesef ara eusspekea Characterization al
the issae on which the sgbs aFstast I'm
was Fnate
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