The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-09

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Temporary Chairman Daniel. In ysefd-
srx TIE g2-es 80 the CaiscornsA senator.
made q graceful speech. thanking 10
convention for 81 courtesy. TIE cco-
trasr between o. two leaders vas most
married. The senator from tire Os1 Do
rsfnson- his features - ciear cr n ne
head % cameo. dressed In thu ccrver-
tsoras rare q ire senate vas ike lass
e~rrury statesman Senator White. On ths
Other han1 rad zbrzt him that ragged
r,ees 81 term sace ard speech wnscn CHAR
acseTszed sAe aggressive spirit % 80
West VITA his eau beard. stre4ked wfrn
gray, Re looked mere ike . settler than
. statesman. ana he would ccnrsnard m
start attention In arg body. Mr.. White
.sSs, and mads an ideal ofsoer- He saids
Chairman whites speech.
soentiernen os tie convenfscas VII
desasn yoa with no sutersded speech
sCs~ersng) ! ses am getting pcpsaar
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party i ners represented BY Delegates
who have cozae from the Atlantic ana Pa
cznc SHORES. Every state has It's fusi orc-
"a: every srAse as far n ] can bring
about sach a result. shall have hxs and
ease&i, absolute a-d impartial treatment
srors chts stand uscud cheerAl Every
state Is engttled 10 such treatment: every
c1estten should be considered carefully
ana deliberately. ana when the voice 81
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Judgment Il Should b binding uron al
true Dexncerafsc members os this con-
vsnfton. fCheerse We differ. perhaps.
today upon certain vital issues. and We
mtgat express some Feelings Of bitterness
In these discussions. bat we submit 60 The
voice and the candid Judgment Of our
brethren. and upon that Judgment we VIII
certainty rely.
Time passes a. We sand here n leaves
many with unsatisied ambitions; Il leaves
numerous aspirations and hopes unreal
ICED. Men now prominent viii pass away.
seine 20 oblivion while they live. and 9TH
ers because they have been summoned 20
another shore. but the Democratic party
VIII not die, even when we have all ceased
70 live. Cloud cheers) When the differ
ences which challenge consideration to-
night have passed into history. when the
asperit,es Of this hour no longer obtain.
the Democratic party. the guardian of the
peoples rights ana the representative OF
the sentiments OF the United States in
support Of constitutional right. viii en-
dure TO bless mankind.
My ambition or yours II Of but little
moment. Whether I succeed or you In
impresxlng our sentiments on this con-
Yention IL not of sugeme Importance In
this council chamber the Democratic party
looks for yindication Of Its existence. The
people seek here the righting Of their
wrongs. and the constitution. the great
charter OF cur liberties. here must End It's
best its truest and its most loyal defend
era tCheers.1 No sectionatism-none
whatever; equal. impartial justice 20 all
In this land: the triumph OF the people .
cause as here exempIihed and expressed.
Is the object for which we have assembled.
and TO carry ont that object will ccnse-
erat my best exertions." lAppiause)
Then came the inevitable gsvel preeen-
tation. 1t was made by w. A. Clark. Of
Montana. II was Q handsome silver mall
let. given in the name Of the greatest
mining state of the Union. Mr.. Clark said
A motion for adjournment until 10 o'clock
tomorrow was made at $50. and the spec
tators poured out.