The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-19

ton suostce6 sufficiently 20 allow Thurs
ton 20 proceed He continued: The chair
suggests. IN the interest Of the Repub-
hcan party. that whatever can be s.aid
within reasonable limit by those who can
no longer remain IN the party should be
listened 10 with respectful attention and
trust the action OF the people ar the polls
in November. loud chse-s) These
words IN decisive tones provoked such a
scene as conventions IN the past have sell
dom witnessed. Every delegate except
those from the silver states was on his
chair. waving umbrella, hat or rewspa-
per The shout was Gesfening IL was
embraced b. the galleries and seemed TO
shake the 0raperies and rattle the win
dows- The chairman earnestly and re-
spectfally asks this convention to be in
order" said ThurSton. when the gavei
could make the opening for his voice.
This Is signed Cannon continued, by
Henry M. Teller. OF Colorado" An up
roar o. Kisses greeted the name which
was first mixed with and then over
whelre6 By great cheer. Each name
was followed by another storm OF Kisses
and the others were not cheered as TEL
ler's had been '-Goodby. my lover good
by. shouted an occupant OF the gallery.
The silver Men Walk Out.
Cannon folded his document deliberate
II. turned and. reaching across the desk,
grasped Tnurston hy the haud!~ Teller
did the same. The TWO shook hands with
Foraker and turned toward the steps
leading down 70 the right hand center
aisle. Men, women and children from the
pit 10 the last tier OF the galleries had
climbed upon their chairs. "A Teller and
Cannon stepped n 70 the aisle dozen
silver colleagues followed then on each
side. AS the stern-faced men marched
along the pathway 10 the door 4 yen
went Up before which every other out
break OF the day paisi into silence. In
y admiration. defiance and rage were
Joined. The band in the highest gallery
broke into the tumult. but its brazen
clamor made no impression upon the vo-
cal storm and was drowned in Il The
band asserted itself by degrees IN the
shape OF the melody. Columbia, the Gem
OF the Ocean" This strain was repeated.
Then the hand took UP Three Cheers
for the Red. White and Blue" By degrees
the whole assembly took NJ the chorus
with a magnificent burst. and
THE army and navy forever.
Three cheers for the red. white and blue"
were sung perhaps i score OF times. Men
were waving arms. embracing neighbors
and lighting for something 20 swing above
as though they were stark crazy.
In luu the chairman said: This con-
veuton stin bas enough delegates 70 DO
business with Again the appla use broke
forth. The chair found place IN the APP
rlause 70 say: The gentleman from Mon
tana who did not so out wants 10 address
you Again hats. flags and umbrellas
we're waved. and chorus OF thousands Of
throats sent forth peans-
Lee Mantle. OF Montana. when he could
be heard. said he had. with those who re-
tired, personal objection 10 the gold plank.
but while his people objected 10 and re-
served the right with their constituents 10
enter protest. stin he ala not believe II
vas necessary 20 leave az this 5uncture.
There were other great issues that the Re-
publican party should carry ont, and he
should stand by II 20 that extent He re-
ferred the convention's platform 20 the
people Of Montana for decision.
Senator Brown, of Utah said that while
he Joined his silver colleagues IN their pro-
test against casting silver cut OF the party,
still he believed there were greater IS
sues He moved that the convention allow
shree aiternates from Utah 20 sit IN the
convention IN place OF the three regular
delegates who walked cut This was car
r3eG with a viva vace vote. amid applause.
Andrew p Burlelgh. 90 Washington. said
his state locked upon Mckinley and pro-
lection as greater question than q simple
ere Of financial standard.
The regular order % business was &C.
rranfeA and th@ chairman called upon the
states for the Nst Of national committee
men selected
's-The next business IS the cal 90 the roll
az states fer the nomination % president"
announced Thurston ~ o'clock. The
rou was called. Gen. Henderson arose az
.he cali os Iowa and announced that
Charles ~. Baldwin. % Council BiaGs.
would speak FOR that state. BALDWIN, spoke