Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-07-10
CANDIDATES NAMED
BLAND, BRYAN, BOISE, MAT
1HEWS BLACKBURN AND
MIC LEAN.
Convention Adjourns Until this
Morning When BaIIoting
Begins.

and demOnStratIVe. Iillmau made a
characteristic snee"h that was received
by mingled cheers aud Interruptions
He dashed Hill in good shape and de-
nounced 10 the plainest aud toughest
terms the men who had fos:ered mono
mettalism in America
Bryan of Nebraska took the floor
and made a speech hat captured the
Convention. It seemed to rouse the
audience to the highest pitch As
Bryan finished he was loudly cheercd, |
a large part of the delegates being on
their feet waving hats and handker-
chiefs. The cheering and demon
STATIONS continued, with cries of
nominate him. nominate him
Many States pulled up the State ban
ners and waved them over their
heads. The band struck up Il strain
but could not be heard. The standards
OF States were tnen carried over to the
Nebraska delegation, and the next
fifteen minutes WAS n continuous tri-
butte to BRYAN. The cheering increae-
ed, d large part Of the audience par
ticipating.
The delegation marched around the
hall, with the standard swinging.
Then all the silver State deleG ton
centered with standards at the Neb-
raska delegation. The standards Of
the gold States were fOrcibiy carried
around in the hall, and despite their
protests the standard Of the States or-
posed to Bryan's candidacy were car
ried rs a part OF the ovation. Under
a vigorous pounding of the CAHir-
mans gavel the delegates finally be-
gan to resume their seats, the Ser
geant-at-Arms forcihly clearing the
isles with the aid Of assistants.
Other speeches were made, but his
was the event Of the afternoon. There
was a set battle between the minority
and the majority on the committee re-
ports. but the silver majority always
held the whip hard. The platform
was received with bursts of applause,
especially the free coinage plank and
the one granting civil and religious
liberty to every citizen.
After the rendering Of the platform
the convention adjourned until s
o'clock. It is the general opinion that
the convention is being stretched out
in the interest Of a combination tC
harmOnize the Democrats, Silver met
and POpulists.
VIEWING SESSION.
, s p. m. New York has decided to
stay in the Convention.
8 :O8 Bland club enters the hal
and is greeted with cheers.
500 Convention called to order
n nomination speeches limited to 81
minutes.
8 80 Vest of Missouri takes tn,
platform and places Bland in nomi
It nation.
Il SAB Great confusion. Sergeant a
= Arms threatens to clear the galleries
0 1852 So much cOmmotion its hard
n even for the reporters, to hear tn
e speakers.
1854 Move of delegates seem t
have given up trying to hear tn
q speaker.
$50 His reference to "Silver Dick
and silver brought fourth storms c
applause. BANDS banner carried j
e. amid great cheering by the Missoul
to delegates. Audience on their feet.
le 9p. m. Sears of Georgia nominate
Bryan of Nebraska The greatest ea
; element follows. Michigan. Califo
y mia, North Carolina march with the
banners to Nebraska and then la
around the hall compelling othe
States to follow. Great confusion.
1t is now almost certain that ba
l. loting will begin tonight. Turpi
OF names Matthews of Indiana. Son
"a one called out from the CALLER
ID dominate Grover Cleveland" and
took some time to restore order.
Tippet Of California seconds Ma
IN thews' nomination. Great confusiO
10 and a motion to adjourn on accou
al Of the hubhub voted out of orde
TT A threat to allow no visitors in II
hall tomorrow if the talloting cam
be finished tonight, has gooI effe
IL and everything quieted down. Whit
Of California nominated Bots
L. Smith Of Minnesota seconded it. Rea
70 of Kentucky named Blackburn
Ill Great cheering and the band struc
up Old Kentucky Home. The aud
ence Joined in the song.
Foot of California seconded BlacI