New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-09
:, N. Committee on Credentials and declared
prRuANEyT ORGANIZATION.
-x.roR WHITE TAKES THE CHAIR AND
MAKES BRIEF SPEECH.
,-,ors ALI. DEMOCRATS 10 GET TOGETHER
.xn SINK THEIR rAcr1oNAL DIFFERENCES


.xn SINK THEIR FRACTIONAL DIFFERENCES
.n,o7-RNMENr TILL THIS MORNING.
~,,..sz, Juy s--After the Michigan contests mad
-, decided the report OF che Committee on ferma-
49, organization was presented by Mr.. finley OF
- I, named Senator White. Of California, as
.r,snent chairman Of the Convention. and Thcenas
:, O,ran of Ohio as permanent secretary
Question was put to Mr. Finley as to whether the
- ~ Michigan had a representative on the Ma
80, Committee as reported. and st was answered
IN the Affirmative.
An amendment to the report was offered In rela-
49,, "a the appointment of delegates from Nebraska
a. the several committees substituting other
-.res,. and the amendment vas agreed to-
A motion was made 20 refer back to the commiteee
NAT portion OF the repor, reatng to committeeman
.r,o Michigan. and II was agreed 10. "'ui 'iiese
.xcep.ions the report was adopted
committee of three was then appointed TO escort
Senator White. the permanent chairman 70 uhe
,,a,- the committee consisting OF Mr.. Finley, OF
ob,o: Mr. Mcconnell. Of Illinois, and Senator Vest.
Of Missouri.
senator Daniel in retiring from the temporary
cbairnanshp expressed his deep sense OF the honor
.n,cb he had enjoyed and introduced Mr.. White
.,be distinguished Senator from California"
Cheers
senator White on taking the chair spoke OF the
Convention an assemblage OF men from every
nd
Va WAS prepared to extend full, equal, absolute and
.r,n.r,,a, treatment to all Every question before
,ns convention should be- he said. considered care
,ulv and deliberately. and when the voice OF the
convention was crystallized into Judgment. that
Judgment should be binding on all true Demo-
Gratis (Cheers)
Mr. Whites statement that he would not detar
the Convention with an extended speech was re-
csved with applause. Getting popular already,
was his comment
I'VE differ perhaps" he continued. ION vital
Issues We meet in friendly contest, presenting
what seems TO proper and right We submit
our views to the candid judgment of our brethren
ard on that Judgment vii! certainly rely we
find in life numerous instances Of hopes unreaiizeo
Men Of prominence pass away. some to oohVloh
others because they are summoned 10 announcer
shore But the Democratic party will not die. even
xben we all have ceased to live. Wheers) Wheh
The differences that challenge consideration TO-
night have passed into history the Democratic
party-the guardian Of the peoples righ's-"'ii en-
dure to bless mankind (Applause)
.sMy ambition and yours are but for a momeh'.
whether succeed or whether you succeed In i'm
messing my views your views on the convention
seems now OF supreme Importance, but Will not
seem so In the future In this counci chdHnoei
the Democratic party looks for the vindicatioh Vi
It's existence The people look to us here for the
r,rh,ing OF their wrongs and for the de1ehce oi
The Constitution-the great buwark OF our hoei
.ia We are here tonight. its best, It's trues' anu
.,s MOS, ,oval defenders (Cheers)
There is no sectionalism here-none wna'e'ei'
fouaI and impartial justice to all this iahu' inc
,r,u.nnA OF the people exemplified ana eNPresSeu
4, Democracy is the object for which we nave as
sen1b,ed. ana to carry out the object VII. o""se
cra,s nv hes, exertions." cloud APPLAUSE
SILVER GAvEL PRESENTED.
Nv Clark. of Montana rising in the BODY OF 'he
,au nro.luced a silver gave from the mines VI
Montana which he rendered to the presiding o'oe'
an tn name of the delegation from that STATE.
The chairman remarked that In the absence Oh o.
,c,so, he would feel compelled to accept TINS manu-
coma token fror, the Montana delegation NO w
section being heard the silver gavel was pasSeu "p
him .-.. -, .ne Conn
senator Jones Of Arkansas. chairman OF .ne Co'''-
,0i,,eA IN Resolutions announced that the com
,,tttee on Platform and Resolutions would meeI To-
a.r,, morning AT $50 o'clock. This was taken ny
ne heated and excited audience as an d na
an immediate adjournment, and for the secou III,
IN the course OF the day an incipieht panic p"' ''
developed. . $3.50. 90 ,,o,,e M, with a
r,sh and a corresponding movement was s,tI eeu VI.
~ Aoor The means of exit from the Duliuins a.
So utterly insufficient that trouble mlgnt, ia Nc nc
lowed but that the sergeant "a farms Iasiie ran r
rnsce commanded his deputies to stop tnoss ,ae,.,
Wban some degree of order had been thus re-
stored motion to adjourn until 10 ocloch ,a red
row morning was put at 9:3s p. m "a IS,Hen,ion
carried and the second day or the |o''o
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