The evening times., 1896-07-11
MAN FOR SECOND PLACE
Continual from Firxt Paee.
Continued from First Page.
Republicans and Populists included. H.
closed by naming Judge Walter Clark.

hcpuDiiSdHS anu IOpuhSts hiCiudcu. hS
closed by naming Judge Walter Clark.
The chairman, in presenting the ncxt
spea ker, said of him: Il had the honor OF
serving III TWO Congresses with him. saw
him there when the Wilson tariff bin was
under coDsidera ton, and although he stood
or the floor and admitted that he knew OF
the steel trust. as IL is called, TO control
tie manufacture of STEEL rails, and although
he was engaged in an occupation which de-
rived an immense profit from that trust,
lie had the honesty to contend and vote
that steel rails lie put on the free list.
(Cheers., l present TO you big -hea rted,
brave, honest Tom johnson, Of Ohio.
(Cheers.l
Hon. Tom johnson took the stand and
put in nomination Mr. George w. Fithian
of Illinois, So wing of him: He has been
in six Congresses, and his every action
there is in accord with your platform.
He has the merit which l think Is abso-
lu,ely necessary for the Vice Presidency.
This fight will have TO be won by the
people, 10y the men who are interested
IN humanity"
MoNEYED MEN FOR MCKINLEY.
Money Will lie on the other side, for the
moueyed men of the Democratic party have
mostly gone over 10 Mckinley. tCheersJ
II am not a free silver man; do not
believe in free silver. but do believe that
the Democratic party has started great
revolution for the good OF the people. But
for Tree silver (which 1 think is wrong), yea
have inarSurated Il movement for the good
of humanity, and, therefore, am with you
heartily. loud applause.J Make not the
mistake OF thinking you can bind anybody
with money. IL will kill the ticket before
the bill. Mr.. Fithian fills the bill. He
comes from a State that is pivotal, and l
hope 10 God that YOU VIII nominate him.
Hon. N. NJ. Miller of Oregon, said he rose
| to place III nomination man who had been
twice governor of the great State of Oregon
as the Democratic Nominee. notwithstand-
ing the fact that tie State was ten thousand
I Republican. a man recently nominated
mayo of the great metropolis o rtEe North
west, eX-GoY. Sylvester PeDnoyer. tFaint
appIause.)
! When Inc WIS governor OF Oregon, con.
tinued Mr.. Miller, the railroad companies
! had trouble with their men, aud he went
! upon the scene of action, and he said TO the
corporations, pay your men and you will
men, and he did not call out tie militia.
| tCheers.) He is in hearty sympathy with
| Labor. and all the great labor movements
of this country will indorse him. 1 appeal
! TO you to recognize the Pacific coast
/ and nominate eX-Goy. Pennoyer.
| Senator White rejifcu eu.ri oIJrilv. leav-
ing Representative Richardson of Tennes-
see 10 preside over the Convention.
Mr.. William II Burke OF Los Angeles, Cal,
presented the name of Arthur sewell of
staIiie, as = nan who ''strove for liberty
when God himself was dumb"
sIBLEY'S NAME PRESENTED.
Mr.. Show alter. OF Missouri, presented the
name of Joseph C. Sibley, of Pennsylvania
He spoke of tie Presidential candidate az
modern Moses endowed with the coura ge
of 4 Jackson and the e!uquence of Clay,
destined, under heaven, to lead the Amerl-
can people from bondage into liberty
The name of Sbley on the ticket would, Mr
! Showalter said, add strength and solidity
| tuit. lCheers,)
Mr. e. S. Thomas OF Colorado seconded
the nomination of Arthur Seweu. as a man
disI nguistled for business ability and lite
long devotion to the cause OF Democracy.
and whose name win fill up and round out
the work performed by the convention yes
terday-
Mr. W. O. Powers Of Utah presented the
name OF senator Daniel OF Virginia.
You have inaugurated,' he said, "a
new era wherein silver and gold, the twin
metals, shall go hand in hand as God in.
tended scattering blessings on every side
II desire now, in behalf of the youngest
State of the Union, the State whose staI
was placed on the flag last Saturday, to
suggest the name OF John w. Daniel o.
Virginia for Vice President. l present
it without his request and without hi!
knowledge" :.
Mr.. Jones of Virginia acknowledged tn
compliment paid to his State, but said tha
he had been instructed by Senator DAME
TO say, his name should be presented as
candidate for Vice President, that under III
circumstances would he agree to &C eep
a nomination.
FIRST ROLL CALL.
. A!abama--wi of Massachusetts.
sewail, 4; Lewis, 5; Clark, 4; Williams @
Illinois, 3: Boies,4 4.
ArkaDsas-Sewall, 16.
: CoDnecticut-Harrity Of Pennsylvania,
, not voting, 10.
California-Boies, Z; Williams, IA; Sew
, all. 10.
Deiaware-Harrity, 3; slbIcy, l; not vo
ing, 2. ssaE.
o Florida-sewan, g.
Colorado-Sewen, 4; Williams, 4.
Idaho-Bland, 6.
, Georgia Bland. 26.
Illinois-Sibley, As.