Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-18

AfiOr tho protest Of the silver men
was read the following delegates
walked cut Of the convsntiou; Toe
entire delegations OF Colorado and
Idaho; Utah, three delegate; South
Dakota, PelIigfow; Hartman Of Mon.
tnns; Cleveland aud su0tusg u Ne.
vRdn.
Tnero'l q states was called for mem.
bcrs OF tue national committee, and im
mcJillrly tbyraatter the nominating
speeches for President began. Bald.
win VI Iowa nominated Allison;
Lodge OF Massachusetts, nominated
Reed, Lluloauld oi Maine secondiuE
him; Derew Of New York presented
M0uou'i name; anu when ohio was
called Foraker, amid cheers, In an
electric tpotch nominated Mckinley,
rhuraton OF Nebraska secoBdiug the
nomination. hastings Of Pennayl-
| wanna nominated Qah1s
81. Lotus, June is.-Tie day brooks
btls ht auJ clear for tue third and pro.
badly las, day OF the conception. Tho
Mckinley leaders had arranged to
push things through. All preparations
had been made to adopt tho platform
aud nominate Mex ,nley before taking
fccrsF. There was much TO appeal to
the Imagination 10 the advertised Lolt
Of the silver men ara muititudos came
to yell themselves hUaise when oooa.
sion demanded.
Before the hour Of calling tho con-
vrntou to order had arrived, the vii.
derness OF seats IN the galleries Wure
black with the samo dense crowd ami
tho vast hall roarel with the dull, IN.
doscribabls sounds NJ human voice.
The heat in the convention hall even
before n O'clock became almost uu'
beafabls and the heat promised, M emo
day advanced, 10 become like the tor
rid DRY room ola Turkish bath. The
humidity made the sweller neat oven
more intolerable.
The delegates took their places this
morning without osleutAtion. Teller
aud mis- silver associates formed into q
group aud stood comforting with tsl
iacee.
Governor Foraker, chairman OF the
COMMITTEES ON resolutions, confultea
with senator Lodge, Governor AigoF,
Governor Merriam aud others al the
mead OF the main aisle Immediately ~
front Of tho Speakers stand. Tbs
leutsnauts Of Hobarts anu Evans
vice presidential eandidstes,'wno are
polling their Issues against Morton,
moved about among tho delegates.
Their astulo and active allies IN ia,
New York delegation aided then
materially. Warner Miller openly
informed tae delegates that II MOton'i
name was presented for Vice Prosi'
dent, no should take the platform ant
speak against It. The utmost bitter
ness existed among the friends SnG
ioes OF the New York governor and {
battle royal was promised over th'
nomination. Plat, Lodge, Quay ant
tho Anti.McKinloy gouersls-- were a
the head u tho Morton movement an'
about tho result chung the only ~
naming uncertainty OF the conven
ton.
AZ 1920 the band struck up a liyell
number. Mark Hanna Just below tbI
platform held iuAl, hurried and AMI
mated consultation with this ohle
l!eutenRnts OF tho yafioua delegation
Z When the baud ceased some one Of
, the platform introduced quartet
ffom ths Mckinley club OF Nebrask
. and they had the temeTity to attempt
, campaign song without accOmpHn
msut, Their voices could no NOR
, | penetrate the sullen roar that hilel IN
r | hnll than they could have carrie
against a tornado coming along ~
. rate OF 100 miles an hour.
e TAKING TuE PICTURE,
Just before the convention was oallg
u order Photographers reared N
camera on the edge OF the plaiori
o And during the prayer which 70
-, lowed while the galleries anG del
gates we're comparatively quiet, MAJ
agOd to secure y photograph.
PRAYER AND CoNFusIoN.
y Tho third and probably last day
lha convention began NJ half past tei