The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-07-10

Wnen Col. Fellows finished, there were
CRIES OF vote. vote" b. w. Marsden, OF
Louisiana. was recognized He said: "It
Is not that we love David b. Hill less, but
that we love democracy more"
Mr.. Marsden stirred up storm OF
cheers and Kisses by accusing the majority
OF attempting to trample on the majority.
There were shouts of Hill. Tillman and
much disorder.
Chairman Harrity rang a big electric gong
IN the effort to obtain order.
Mr.. Duncan spoke for the minority re-
port. He said that Texas democrats loved
the name of David b. Hill. but that they
are silver men and terribly in earnest, and
would not consent that any message
should go out from the convention that
would strengthen the position of the gold
democrats.
Hon. Henry t. Clayton, of Alabama,
took the platform to close the debate.
Ballots OF States Taken.
Ballot on the substitution of the name of
John w. Daniel IN place Of Hill began.
Alabama, aye, 2 Arkansas. aye, 16;
Eaittornia, aye s ~ colorado aye 8; Con-
aye, 4. no, A; Georgia, aye. 26; Idaho, aye
q, Illinois, aye, As; Indiana, aye, 80; Iowa,
aye y: ~ Io oSSaso vote challenged. Poll OF
Poll call of Iowa resulted Ayes, 10: no.
T. Under the unit rule the vote OF the state
was ordered rs ayes. Kansas. 20 aye; KEN
Kentucky vote challenged. Roll call or
dered. Roll call Of Kentucky resulted
Ayes, "a; noes, e. Under the unit rule the
Louisiana, 16 aye; Maine, 10 no, aye;
Maryland, IL ne aye; Massachusetts,, 50
enged Snd ro Of deesates Was was ehai
Roll of Michigan. Il aye, 16 NO; rs cest no.
Minnesota, IL no. z aye; Mississippi. Is
eNys Mssoq Is uS S sys
Hampshire, no; New Jersey, ~ no; New
Mexico. aye; New York. Il no, Senator
North Dakota, aye; Ohio. 80 aye. ~
Ohio vote challenged. Roll Of delegates
ordered.
Ohio resulted:.SS aye, s no; vote cast. 4s
Rhode Island, nc; South Carolina, Is aye;
South Dakota, no; Tennessee, "a aye;
Texas, 80 aye; Utah, 6 aye.
Virginia, % aye, l no Daniel: Washing
WIS %lsoon mS 4s n wesi saye' no;
Vermont, no.
20 noes. Under unit rule adopted by Wis Wis.
consin, vote was recorded "a no.
Wyomiaigi aye AA n9s,aSia no; Arizona
homa, z aye; Indian territory, aye.
The convention has changed the represen-
tation from New Mexico.
The vote as corrected stands: Two ave
instead of AYE
Result. official: $50 aye; $40 no.
Declared Adopted.
The chair declared that che minority re-
port substituting the name of John w
Daniel for temporary chairman was
adopted.
The announcement was received with
wild cheers.
Daniel Takes the Chair.
The chair appointed j. K. Jones, of Ar
kansas; II. Z. Heating, of Nevada, arfd s.
M White, OF California, a committee to
escort Senator Daniel TO the chair.
Senator Daniel was received with rous-
Ing cheers, many of the delegates stand
Ing on their chairs and waving hats and
handkerchiefs. The band played q nylnn
Senator Daniel took the chair and began
his speech.
When Chairman Daniel finished there
were shouts of "Jill, ""Hlll," and repeated
rarpings of the gavel We're necessary to
restore order.
Senator Jones, of Arkansas presented a
resolution of thanks to Chairman Har-
ritz for the able and impartial manner in
which he did his duty while presiding.
resolution tibet the rules Of the last demo-
cratic convsn lion, including The rules of
the Fifty-thil'd congress, govern the con-
vention Until otherwise ordered.
Gov. Hogg, of Texas moved the appoint
mont OF committees on permanent organ
ization, credentials, resolutions and rules
A call of the roll of states for members
Of committees was begun.
fered a resolution expressing sympathy
for Cuba and denomcing Spanish rule. IT
was referred to the committee on resolu-
lions without being read.
The chair announced that rooms had
been provided for the committees on reso-
buttons, credentials and permanent organi-
Zation, and all members were requested
to attend Immediately upon adjournment.
At 444 the convention adjourned until
ten a. m. Wednesday, on motion Of Senator
Jones. of Arkansas.