New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11

thanks. 81. following the direction Of MI, Bland .
gates expressed their preference FOR another Be
desired his name Withdrawn Now. In the name Of
fought throughout this convention and n IT'S place
MT that OF the gifted and glorious of Nebraska
I'VE have chosen a splendid leader. beautiful a.
Apollo, intellectual beyond comparison. great ora
in his breast a heart that throbs in instant SIN.
PATTY with the great masses OF the people and ID
We a viii W nos on noe m Sat With
much confidence as can believe anything In the
ity in November. And. gentlemen Of the conven.
tton we WIN inaugurate not only Democratic Ad.
down as among the purest and ablest and the most
iiustrtous Of American history: SO now; gentle:
and cast the thirty-four votes Of the State OF Ms
souri, for William J. Bryan
no other orator had been hcnored with except Mr.
Bryan himself. and at the close Of his speech he was
Judge Van Wagenen. Of Iowa, was next recos:
ntzed He said that the Iowa delegation bore 10
saying that he had only the Of the party 1t
heart; that ne would not be dsappontea II ne We
cess did not come in November. In case the dele
gates found when they arrived at chicago 'nat sos
name was to be withdrawn Acting under thes:
Instructions. he formally withdrew the name o.
twenty.ssx votes Of Iowa for W. J. Bryan.
Senator Jones stood on his chair 10 announce tnes
Arkansas changed her or slXteen from "
Bryan Montana changed her six votes from band
TO the winner, the chairman declaring mat II was
the intention Of IDS State to stick 70 Bland from
first to last and they had done their duty.
Senator Turpie of Indiana mounted the Platform
and said amid great noise and confusion, that me
delegates from Indiana had stood from first TO last
for the distinguished Chief Magistrate OF indiana,
but in view OF the wave which had just swept over
the Convention ne now authorized TO withdraw
the name of Governor Matthews and TO cast the
vote OF Indiana for William ]. Bryan OF Nebraska
(Oheers) I'm view Of the unity which should pre-.
vail An the Convention" Senator Turpie said. 4
move that the nomina ton Of W. J. Bryan be mads
unanimous" (Cheers)
THE NOMINATION MADE UNANIMOUS
After the vote Of Texas had been shifted to Mr.
Bryan the chairman put the question on Senator
TurTye's motion to make the nomination unani.
NOUS and declared 1t carried, only few votes in che
negative coming from the Pennsylvania delegation.
When the announcement was maze an order was
cast 70 the winds. The delegates and the audience
began to cheer and to wave hats ana nags ana pan.
ners while the march around the seoticnswa a&sm,
taken up. all the State embems being carried "
the nrocessiou this time. band entered the nan
from the yeStbule and marched at me nean o. ga!
PROCESSION playing Marching Through SenSn
and other popular airs. In the chorus OF whia wsy
Of those present joined. Dixie which me oeno
also PLAYED had the usual effect OF heisn'sTae wv
enrh,i,ias.n and was cheerci again ana agAh., "a
At 345 o. m the sergeart-at arms, IN 'ehdn ~
tf,e chairman succeeded In getting nearing - ~
"a "a be able 10 announce that the Convention s'''s
in recess until D. m.