Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-07-11

/ LITTLE asks If New York and Penn
syiVania got their great increase IN
wealth IN the last decade, honestly.
cries OF "Yes" and "No." He saws the
increase IN wealth is more than Of Is of
the western and southern states put
together. f~'
4 1l.50-A marching club is coming in
with band. The seargeant- at. srms
has gone TO stop it.
| 1L54-He says the south has M
angry feeling or resentment for thu
wrongs it has endured.
The galleries crying time on Tillman
causes an interruption in bis speech.
lI57-He says sectionsiism is between
the people and the money oligarchy of
!! the esst.
n.5S-he asks where IL the New York
leader now? Cries of I'm the south.n
from the galleries.
IL noon.-Cries from the galleries OF
"Herr Most"
LaughteT and Kisses. He again refers
10 the lying newspapers. Loud cries
for "HIll' "Hill' - from the galleries.
Chairman ID rspping for order.
Tillman says will have his cav il he
| stays here until shutdown.
l2O2-Ths convention proceedings are
at standstill.
Tillman resumes and says the Senator
from New York will follow. He tried
yesterday to get him to get in print but
be would not do 1T. Not that the sen ator
feared any more, but left it to him to
explain il be 80 desired.
1 121O-He Gays Hill forced the present
issue and left it to him to tell why.
/ 12.07-Tillman's reference TO Cleya-
II 10 nj.
| 12.17-He says that to endorse Cleve-
land's administration would be to write
| ourselves as aeses and liars.
12.lS-Hs refers to the bond syndicate.
Cheers and Kisses.
12l9-Rs says Cleveland had thu
| courage to override bic oath and invade
| the state of Illinois with government
| troops. Cheers and hiseesL
| 122I-He said Cleveland bad bean thu
death of the democratic party 40 far a.
| be could be.
1222-He is now quoting lines from
Byron calculated to represent Clevs-
land as traitor. Says be will soon
close. Cries OF go On.
He refers 20 John Sherman and Cleve-
land republicsnism. Laughter and
cheers.
12:29-He says we are now engaged
in en- effort to restore the liberty Of our
fathers and says we must get populists
| and bimetallists to endorse the platform
and nominee or they are Beaten and dis
graced in November.
/ 12:3l-He says we have repudia.ed
sin 10 the platform but have failed to
mention the sinner.
He is denounclng Cleveland as un-
democratic and tyranical in the amend
ment be is now offering to the platform.
He is denouncing the issue Of bonds
IN time OF peace as q usurpation of su-
thority which deserves impeachmsnt.
Tiliman has just finished. Cheers and
confusion.
Senator Jones. OF Arkansas, is address,
ing the convention in favor OF the min
ority report
He says this is not a sectional quss-
ton.
/ He says he would lay down his life.
but loves the whole OF this great coun-
| try above South and above section.
Great cheering.
| When men are coming over to the
great question from all sections, hoy in
6od's name can one claim it's siRnifi-
| canoe.
Hill has just assembled. Great cheer.
ing all over the hall.
Cheering confines and is renewed with
vigor.
Hill stands calmly on the platform
while the demonstration goes on.
The chairman endeavors to restore
order. Cheers have broken out afresh,
Three cheers are given for Hill.
Chairman Harrity is instructing the SER
geants-st-arms to restore order.
Hill Is trying to be heard.
Hill says If he is to follow South Caro-
lima be would say he is a democrat, but
/ Am not a mugwump. (cheers.)
Hill is speaking. -
LAO p. m.-Hs ssys for every dot
creditor must be injured by change
In the money system.
Isl d. m.-He says we can just az
well make the two metals equal by law,
ounce for ounce, az at ratio OF 10 to or
any other ratio.
1:55 p. m.-He asks them not to touch
the grsna democratic party on this wild
career.
Russell says be is painfully conscious
that the minds OF this convention are
not opened to argument. Therefore he
will say but little. That his appeal Will
fall on deaf ears.
2:16 D. m.-Bryan begins q speech in
favor of the majority report and is frs-
quently cheered.
2:l8 d. m.-He says q motion will be-
made to lay On the table a resolution in
favor of and against the administration.
2:25 q. m.-He says TO the minority:
"you have already disturbed our BUSH
ness. A man who works for wages is
az much business man "a bis employer
and as the few financial msgnates Of
the world. who, in a back room, corner
the finances of the world.
2:30 p. m.-Hs says the pioneers Of
the west are as much worthy the sup
port OF this convention as the msgnatss
as the east.
23l p. m.-He says we want man
who will stand against these encrosch-
ments on the people.
2:54 p. m.-Bryan finished and is be-
ing loudly cheered. A large part OF the
sudience on their feet waving hats and
han dksrchiefs.
257-Cheeriug and demonstration con-
tinues; cries OF nominate him" "nomin,
ate him."
Bryan of Nebraska speaking; he favors
the income tax; Hills motion that thu
minority report be substituted for the
financial plank, was lost.
The Georgia delegation has voted to
csst its 26 votes for Bryan Of Nebraska
for president. Hills motion was lost
303 ayes to GIG noee.
The vote on Hills motion endorsing
the administration resulted: ayes 354;
noes, 56S. Great confusion. A motion