Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-25

After AZ least twelve minutes q this kinai n
pruceesilg tie chair began % rap f0r re-
sroraEian 1f order, but Nishnut avail
eSav- Foraker srsad through al this scwas.
smiling bis appreciation Mr Hepburn af
IaNa. hasi N the meaarine eeen called - sns
char og Mr.. Tharssau. but iust when as aasI
neazlE restored arisr Mrs r. " strong u
CalifornIa. who had presented the 1inne- n
honor Gf Ohios ehnice. made her appearance
on the -oar waving one q them. ansi an
ether ancon1rollanae outbreak q temporary
insanity occurred During ne tnt.rvai of cen
tlsian a thr@s-.4 4aarrer hice. Hfe-size. seulp-
rured bust % Mckinley was presented - sEr
Foraker By the republican, ellzn af the Cnlver-
stry Of Chicago. The bust was n a mahogany
frame. decorazsd With rsst. white and
blue ribbons, lnd with bow
AZ the maruan-eolor~d ribbon harmInR the
eulars Of the university. Tue portrait was the
wsr< of Mr. Harris r IrSch. and was presented
5y DR. Listsn H. Montgomery. OF chicago. with
a letter. signed b Mr.. A. L Icises. president ~
{ tas club. L was aceepred hE Gov Fora6sr n
dsIuo show- Alter ss u uures q incessant
turmoil NJ Faraker Was allowed ~ resume
( his speech.
He said from what hal ocrur-esf Il was evf-
Gene the cunveaslon hasl heard Of Ais caa.sitats
before. Thea he sse1rhe't his career. hls war
services under PM Sheridan. his lessisIafige
experiences nuzier james e. Blaine. and
claimed for him the honor af having
been. when IA congress. the leader ef
the houSe Of Representatives 1nG the
aGrhnr 0f the Mckinley biz He closed an
eiuz'1enE Derur1tian by submitting n the name
I af The ~ aeiegares truu ohIo. William Me-
/, kinney name t1r ne consideration gf Tie Gun
venlfan.
Mr Tagrssau. of Nebraska. was recognized
oy Temporary Chairman Hepburn. and seeunsi-
ed the nomination of Mckinley
AZ the close af Mr. rharstan's effective
n
wfrh cries Of quay N the nj dsr ef this
/ Gov. Hastings ssas The sta1d aud PLACED IN
nomination rae n1ue of Matthew SS1aleF
Quay
Gov Hastings vas listened ~ with attention
1oeEtrhstandia< zaaE the sun hal TOR over n
I hour seen streaming una0ssrslcted through the
w1ndoSs Of the ais4 and beating On the heads
7 Of the delegates. znt the delegates had bee 4
[ n conrlHuous session over slx hours
There vas gGlze a t1rmltabLe demonstration
uf aDpianse tar Quay az the cl0ss 0f Gov.
/ Hastings speech. but Il WIS parsirlpatec II bv
/ only small 7orsiaa af the convention a1d was
maintained win G11rcuiEy though Win uiuch
noise and AMID counter demonstrations almost
as aa1nerouz A It was dying away the
L rythnic err 0f Quay. Quay N4sn :. Quay.
I accompanied oT stamping Of Feet. set is going
again. the hLsses Increased IN volume. znd
delegares began % pelr e1cn ether with rolled
l up newspapers
Cries 0f -vuce. vote we're started In rvrhr
ID heac town the cries Of Quay The chair
man raped in vain for some time. but
[ finally ert.er vas res11red ansi the cal q
states vas resumed and sEr + Ma1Ison
Vance a euiored delegate frum Louisiana was
[ Recognized 10 second McEl1ley-
Al The close qf his brief remarks the chair
Eaa annnuzcsd that the call Of states being
completed. the order saIle1 fer baIIOCinz for !
president oc the Catsea States
A ez1 q tns state of AIaoAz,a vas begun an.
led "a virA fur Morton a1e q for McEInI=y.
Arkansas and California cast their solid votes
for Mckinley Coczerticus east votes for
Feed aat for Mckinley. Delaware a
solia vare for Mckinley FIocida for McEzIn
ley Georgia : for Reed. for Quay. ana sor
{ MekI1ley.
one az the ealcreG delegates from FIarssa
amid a1xry protests Insisted au chlIen.zisf- fha
vure ant Senator rh1rsrau. who h1d resume
TIE ea-ir, sala. In11 The rEAr o. chlleure sa1uta
ce S.Esn every eelegI-e- TIE ceseg1f.c1 hsz-.
Fslee = vas f1az- tazs Asrfsn -. , veto i