The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-08

out clear and strong and was heard in
evec- part of the hall. The names of Sem
ators Hill and Daniel, he said. should be
joined together and cheered together, and
some Of the delegates took him at his
word and gave a cheer for both.
Mr.. Waller suggested that Senator Hill
should be elected temporary chairman,
and Senator Daniel permanent chairman.
IL there were other arrangements he hop
ed they would be wiped out and the chiv-
alrous and the courageous thing done at
the opening al the convention. He had
been told by republican friends on the
way 10 Chicago that the gold men would
receive no courtesy, but he knew this
was not so.
Fellow democrats" he cried, 1--WE can
stand you beating us with votes; we can
sldnd any man you nominate, provided
" Is an honest man; we are in this con-
Fenuon to stay" (Cheering).
As he declared with uplifted hand, I'VE
are here to stay" the convention cheer
Ell and responded still more enthusiasti-
caliy with cheers and laughter when he
Suueu; / am going to be here until the
iast man has voted and l will stay with
me janitor and see him home"
Continuing, Gov. Waller said he suppos-
"a that the majority outnumbered the
minority two to one. They intended to
urn down Senator Hill in ignomtny 1t
YOU'D be considered a personal matter
lcreS Of no). If Senator Hin were Sc
lected, he would make a speech that
moui9 be full of sound democracy. He
WOULD understand that he represented
ooln sides. If Senator Hill were refused
We Ilght to make his speech from the
PaHorm, he would make it from the floor
auu II would go to the country the same.
are you going to do 3t?" he asked. and
chorus of Yes went I'D.
Gentlemen, you are going to do II. are
sfiInot cTied the speaker, and again the
7, Iiinen he added: Turn down David r
NJ MI and l will tell you what we will do.
Ky southern friends. We will fight YOU
i msie and elsewhere. We will fight YOU
Of OIL ny gu are sorry for your indiscretion
An outbreak of dissent followed bv
ana misses greeted this statement.
81 81 through the latter part of Mr.. Wal
hin, S5pgech attempts We're made to cry
- VI uoWn, and he finally responded by
"aIHlhg the convention that he would
UCCupy the platform all day in order I'd
maze himself heard. He concluded with
r. noIt appeal for party unity and took
Cul delegation.
49, oHarles S. Thomas of Colorado seconded
sle inouon of Mr.. Clayton That his re-
l at We're in sympathy with the feeling
h., .iaIse part Of the audience was shown
s ne applause which punctuated his
SSpeech. He maintained that If was ner-
10y seemly to overrule the national
ttpSinHlttee and repudiated the Suggestion
,ars ne defeat of Senator Hill tor tenn
Poldry chairman would mean ignominv
c Gu g5Isgrace to him. Mr. Thomas con-
tiuued with an argument that the adon.
IN Hon oI the minority report was NOT against
cedent WIN usIhocfalIc pre-
Charles F. Waller of Alabama nax+
o OK me platform in support of the min.
tUy report. He disclaimed anv fntention
~ ~ acton they were about TO take
NJ IeHecI upon their eastern friends
10y hau given New York 4ever-v danoo
eIauc nomination for the iast +u-o,,4S,
5sr1y Years, and the western and soiitheTn
l5HuCrats had stood by them WTby ~
bNe", could not the eastern men az as
ny ala IN the west, when thew had Loot
-CaLIlpalgn-give the victors the entire
iuIa"asenent of the party organization ,
thoug64 10y Dy saving he and his friends
NJ tney were entitled to this ',,o,,oi
nation and that the comnittse aS,. I'm.
have it. iAttee ought 10
- "A; r. Iarpey told the convention in sac.
ms me motion to adopt the roinorifv
t5poft tnat the democratic had been Iosin =
am OF us adherents because n i, az
bari79s, - Asep ISltn with the voters bv adj
more ep ~ ny platform. (Cheers.) The kew
aDS u me convention. ne said was silva
selected e' man should be
FST1ort, stout and smootb-faced robn D
HoWs OF New York WALKED 49,, - :
a, ,+iI aisle 10 talk in favor of Senator IIiiI
broi-e - ne ne was recognized great cbeerirG J
~ IKE forth from the NeUy W. Si5 - ~ me
eastern delegations. AOiA ana other
ne was received with 49,
ne platform. He paid tr,b,,ta ~ "a IN i,e
ocr '-aiu aolllty and long ESTE biis5a5 49,
Mr. 6Sg3L, me gentleman from VIRGINIA
Ddhlel, and had he beaY, 49, :. 81 5 IND
S's On the ticket BY this conyention.