The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-26

Mon at this point stood on ohNm On"
howled for recognition Congressman n
Howard Of Alabama demanded % know i
whether other NAMES could be placed 40 !.
nomination. Coufnr.on grew 60 great : !,
II was impossible 70 proceed The Texas
Delegation charged the platform cn q
masss one Of them shouted I'VE Il
viii never be quiet ii you continue that
rollcan"
"sit down" "dt down" cries the
sorpeant.al.arms while bis assistants
plough through the dense crowd around
the p.atform and pleaded with ihc dele
gates to take their soais When som-
blanco Of quiet was restored Congress
man Howard protested against che ai'
aic,ion oi the gag law Chairman
/ Allen stated tho question TO D. on the
motion to suspend the rules and nomi'
nate Bryan by acclamation.
"By God. wo won't stand itl yelled
b. H. Nolos
Doesn't IL require two-thiras vote
I 10 carry that niotlonT shouted an irate
Arkansas delegate.
Tho chairman replied .hat it aid not
ACalilornia delegate screamed that
such procoedings were unhoard Of and
unproccdonted lie thought tAe dele
cations should have q chance 90 place In .
nomination whom they choose. Tho
! ouin. scncc Of Popuiism, ho saidr was
= fair play.
q Tho chair held that when che roll was
called thc allegations could vote fos
Bryan or anyone else. This ruling Pro-
vokcd another storm of protests and
@ only cnfounded the confusion.
B. Al last. as the only way Of restoring
4 order. General Field Withdrew bis mo-
I. tion aud the call oi states for nominal
b iions was continued.
IS T.B. Gator of California appeared to
r second Bryun's nomination. Tie said he
lr had always stood against fusion, bus
u that the circumstances surrounding The
IA mcnt situation wcr' peculiar The
q Populist party vas q young party and
Of IL could not afford 60 hold iis place in
be- the ..m.ddlc.of.the.road' with an *.
pts train bearing down on it.
N. Speeches sacoudiug Bryans uomina-
ly don were made by } * Hines Of Geor.
IA. ria: W. II. Clagel,t Of Iiahoi Jcug
.p- Simpson of Kansas; Chairman faape'
Ina neck. who said he folt that he could
GA plodee every Popul.st vote in llano.
J. for BRYAN; Eolb Of Alabama, who OPP
,or paslsd 10 tho convention to sink prelu
to dice and passion in the caaso o. silyc
rs, and nominate Bryan.
in After Ko'b's talk the rcx delegation
withdrew in body and quiet rrcyaiio0
AN for thc FIRST Elmo daring tho day. The
iys won't into q caucus 90 dce.dc upoa a can
oi didata
,lo- Mrs Minerva Robuts oi Colorado an
scd J. r. Miller of Tennessee seconde
Pryan's nomination.
Ems Mr. Cal Of New York spoke again'
no, BRYAN and placed in nomination O.
a." n Nortcu % Illinois. whom he eul0
ska g,,ed as a man % the people and p.'
lal. necr in The oausc u roiorm.
Ions pmneily of Minnoota seconded hr
pit. an. then T. G. Brown oi Mhssachusot
we're arose and said it was either Bryan or
min. silver or Mckinley and he'll and damn
ion' ton
de- 4 8. Greece Of Michigan, Mrs Lea
who Of Kansas Judge Green Of NohFasl
tho and several others seconded Bryan.
tho Colonel Livingston Of Missouri put
, the nomination Iguatius Donnclly Of MI
lions noso.a. but whom Donuolly declined
be- nominated, he nominated Gene
'oxas J,lo s Coxey oi Ohio, bat finally wi
rred drew his name
+ tho "Cyclone" Davis, who was soloc'
ially NJ the caucus of thc Toxas delegation
second tho nomination OF Norton s.
over Texas win rut up Bryan and Wat
dard electors and that the Democrats can
lwart get the electoral vote Of Texas ami
OF 10 sowan Is taken on the ticket Ycl
q the be saws. would bo willing 20 ind,
cd by BRYAN 70 assured that De would ar,
thoPat,orm.
dards Tho following telegram was sent
llc.ot' Marion NJ Williams. deles1te-ati' i'
b the from Texas. by instruction from
20 Ike Texas delegation
So the .IIon. W. J.. Bryan Lncom, y
VIII you accept the nomination
or. II w, don't ol the United States on
a5 - platform that the Peoples party
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