Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-10
BRYAN THE MAN.


would practically abrogato tho unit
rule. Tho delegates grow eth a. Sel-
at0r White, the chairman, finally ruled
that the a. 81 rule VI ils,fuction did not
ntemBiite the rclusal Of delegations
10 vote. lie ruled that every delegate
who desired 10 voto hnd n hight 10 have
hiu vote registered. This ruling was
loudly chosr1I,as 90 bIaz3l tho way Tor
the ultimate ruling thEt the tWO.thlfds
REQUIRED to nominate within the mean
ins Of the rules was twoihit1s Of the
votes cast, according 10 the precedent
VI 1915.
1hu clerk consumed several minutes
In computing tho results Of the fifat
ballot. during which the crowd buzziu
oxci'edly.
Senator Whites voice was falling
and RlchatIs VI Tunnuaaoo agaia TOOK
the ravel.
Tue requat, q the chairman that
paTtiaana refrain from cheering during
the announcement was complied with
and there wns no denomination at tue
clss0.
Coldwalet "MsuI1u" VI Loulsbna
was on chair shouting that mo Two.
thirds rulo will tu abtogaicd, but got
no attention.
sEC1sD nAiLDT.
The scoonI ballj; commenced with
asoutali1n, TOT Alabama shifted from
Bland 20 Bryan. The Nobrasknn's
iriunds waved tholr handkUfchicis.
Bryan gained three In the California
delegation ON the noll. CUlOfaiOh
votes Tor Triius were again Missed and
onooToi. Vice President sievuuGon
got ouu Of Biauu's vote from Flltiia.
TutUo Mail1 nol inlilt1i on call Of
tie tiato roll but the chair refused.
One Nhs1 lcHuBulta man wnO re'ralnCd
from voting on tho not call came
fuf Matthew. Under the unit rule
MiohIgnn'a - vgtte went Tor Bryan.
Bland nrd two IN Montana. Two
New JoTsgy delegates who hal pb-
stslncd ou the fret ballot cane 10 Pat
iit0n. silence followed tho call OF New
York. South Carolina gave up her
seurtor nuI brought her votes into
B5gan's column amid much onthu.
siasm, rillmsn chatactoriEiH Bryan
az the "omalclpaIJt VI tho whole
s'niu.p
Vir.iuia abandoned Blackburn to
turn AUr twenty.iouT votes 10 Bland.
Wyoming changed her votes from
Blackburn 20 Bryan.
John McLsin l1st four In the De.
tuct Oi Columbia aud Btyau captured
thrunof them. Tue namo o. MiuuttDin
on tho eecond call brought n sirutyfisu
shout from Daniel LaWlof: "Minue.
sofa On this anu every other ballot IL
present anu not voting"
Tho turuiug Of tue tide toward
Bryan was alarming. The wheel
huiae8 skitmfhoi about earnestly
among the followers and invaded tho
alien camps while tho band dlsu,uutd
a solemn an 90 give the clerk another
opportunity 10 proceed win additions.
Meantime many voices from tho gal.
lsIios called, "Hutah Tor Bryan"
Ous shouted who called, "WhAti h tie
matter with Bryant" being answered
by many voices, "Hs'8 40 Flrht."
The chairman Of the California del.
cgati0n nn8woroi that under the
instruction no desired 10 announce
change IN tho vote OF CAliilraia. -Four.
teen votes were Tor Bryan, \ change of
ten, tho losluB being Blackburn and
Matthews. rhetelpon tho calls Of
Bryan wrro renewed.
The result WAS then unn0u ubi.
All tho candidates worb luBtFB OX.
cept Bland who gained ~, and Bryan
who gained o.. The Bryan boomers
In the galleries ohooftd tijurlsht d ilaEs
aud lithogtsphs.
Delegate Mar'ion was on his foot
the moment order was 0blained, with
motion 10 abrogale tho two.thlrds
rule. 1.-THE majority should PREVAIL
no yelled, cine old custom Is n coward.
ly subteriugc."
Senator Jones Of Arkansas made
tho point that the Totoluti0n must DO
considered by the Committeo on rules.
MsE5deu grew pale IA his face anu
called Tor water The galleries who
thcn recognized Ia the 81. L0uisiAn
man who distinguished himself the
frat day by developing an uuquBnoh.
able thirst, were couvulitd With
laughter aud yelled themselves
h9urse. Some one got him n glass Of
water and ho Culpud % down ia full
Wow Of 10000 screaming men.
lie then mounted the platform
and went straight 10 the water
pitchers where he again slackoutd bic
burning Iurohl while tho convention
rolled about Of his feet like q man ia
It,.
Chairman Richardson told Marsden
30 sIate his melton without debate,
whoroupon tho L9uislan began o.
| stamp saying tne twl.thifds rule
should be abtogatod aud Again lie.
nounctd lt rs cowardly tuhtcfiuge.
Money Of Mississippi moved refer.
sncG OF the motion 10 thecommiltse on
Iulsl when it had hnally been stated,
AMI turning tho tumult which entusd
RchnrIs imhshud IN the top OF his
desk Ike paper box.
Aisrluu was shouting thst no rose
10 question VI privilege whom he was
lhnWcgC4 with cries Of "WAtsf.n
Meantime blanchard Of Loultlana &c.
puliatri handeu iu tho name Of
the Louisiana delegation, nnd Ia the
delegations name moved 20 lay Tie
motion uu the table,
Finally tho point Of order that the
question could be considered only by
lue Hg.tgo on tulyF, was sustained.
hnriacn .,pped from tue tthge buoy.
AM AMI W wing bis arm iu recognition
of The galleries h8wla, while friends
rushed uH lgarlg water,
IruRD BALLOT.
The thiII oil began and Colorado
changed boz eight votes nom Teller 10
Bryan, F.lgila gave the Nobrsssau
three mfe. Kansas devtl1rri
dangerous pit, eight had como 10
b. IN but her voLes under the unit
rule were 6tlll intto,. Whom New
York was called there was n storm of
Misses. shb declined rgaIn 10 vote.
Oregon deserted PenuOyor aud div. .
~. Bryan got o Of hur votes. Wet
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