Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-09
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~ 1V-OO tuS BreaD CfoHO U5cHnh5
| boisterous, demanding an adjournment.
The chairman and saFgeant.ab-aruls
seemed to have com pletely lost control
of the convention Order was faslly
partially restored sad Hon. Fred White,
Of Iowa, vas recognized to nornip ate OK
Governor Boies. He was listened TO
With marked attention, and bis delivery
muca admired, bat the cheering was
weak.
no. John $ Rnea, Of KsutucsZ, with
= voice aImoss as rsson an5 and very
closely ressm bling that of the seUasor
be nominated, plated . domination the
mama of Senator Joseph S. Blsckburn
of Kentucky.
W. " Foote OF California. 10 sec
ondieg tbs nomination of eBiaekburn
referred TO the Boies demonstration by
saying thet bis candidate was not being
'pareded around here by any JOSH of
Are" This was crested with laughter.
He briefy and fofe,biy eulog I'd 3 s. ok
burns character and services. and his
| remarks were we'll II csive5
Mr. Patrick. OF Ono, when the name
Of mis- State was called, put in nomina
ton John r. Mclean, of Cinoinnati.
Hon Jos. ". Bailey, OF Texas, and
Hon. JOS. Rawlips, OF Utah, seconded
the nomin alton OF Bland and j W S.
Clair. of West Virginia, seconded Black
| burn. At the close Of the csl Of the
roll of the states the convention at 1885
bhis morning adjourned till 10 g. M,
when ballotiug will be begun.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Fhe day opened
With 4 con 5inuance of the cooI weather
which has attended the convention
from the start Chairman White ard
other executive officers conferred early
ia the day as to the desirabliity of clos
| ing the doors sgsinst the unFuly crowd
4 case OF tbs repetition of the disorder
and discourtesy of last night. The
rush at the door was greater than ct
any time previous during ths session
AS the ballotIng was about to begin it
IVES felt tibet either the enthusiastic
element would domInate ard swing The
delegations iato line with one accord,
or else the conditions would be shown
which would make G protracted dead
lock inevitable. Bryan remained away
from the convention hall after conclud-
ing his speech. He received bulletins
detailing the progress of the movement
in his behalf He conferred last night
and early today with the leaders in
charge Of his interests and advised with
them on she steps to be taken.
Great interest is conferred in the
course Of New York and other gold dele
cations. Their conferences had failed
TO bring sbout the determination to bolt
except in individual instances, but the
purpose Of New York to refrain from
taking part in the ballot had ominous
suggesbiveness. The silver leaders did
not seek to belittle ths Importance OF
the attitude OF the eastern men, and
their press. but iaborad to develop
spirit of Cancellation.
At 1857 a. m. Chairman White called
the convention 80 order. Tt is stated at
the New York delegation that Senator
Hill has withdrawn from the oonven-
ton. As1O:42. hs had nob arrived De
laney, Nioholl and Francis Bar5leBt said
Hill would rot again come TO che hall
The New York delegates held hurried
conference to arrange for leaving she
hall in body.
The populsce began gathering early
ia auticipsJien of a renewal Of the ex-
citing incidents of yesterday, bus the
legious who were 30 do the fighting
eame slowly. Many leaders had been |
in counsel ell night. There was con-
sternation supreme in the gold ranks
early this morning when it ives learned |
that Senator Hill Was not going to be |
present. The New Workers were fur
ious over the matter. The reason Civ
an for his absence was illness. The |
situation was exciting The announce
ment that Gov. Pettison Of Psnneylva
nie, Was for the platform aud ticket
caused the first division and discussion |
and then Hlll's absence orested o
furore.
First ballot resulted -Blsnd 234.
Boies 81, Bryan 129, Matthews 81,
Blackburn 81, Pattison 90, Mclean "a.
rillman II, Psnuoyer 8, Stevenson 20.
Teller 8, " E Russell %, J e OgWpbel
l, D B Hill 1; ebzsnb and nos voting
1913. Total $50.
Finally there came sweeping rumors
that there would be pew convention
With gold platform and gold ticket
This Statements found many upholders.
c. Whitney said: 1--WE have
already taken means toward the sccom-
plIshmens of this end
After Chairman White, OF California,
who had recovered the use Of his voice,
Jailed the convention to order, the vast
audience arose aud listened to Rev. Dr.
Jreen, chaplain, who petitioned the
hrope for righteousness and peace.
Ohstrman White announced that the
ives still on call of states for
Hesrity, of Pennsylvania,
Mounted q ohaiT and placed 4 nomina-
ion ex~ Governor Robert E. Pattis0r, of {
This evidence that Penn
yIvania would stand by the platform I
nd participate in the nomination drew
cry of delight from the silver men
'astison's name Cos swinging round
Z applause from the galleries. Mat
ugly, OF the District Of Columbia, sec
rdad tina nomination oF s.thet raerlaee