Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08
The SECOND DAY,


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Later. referring 10 The great s.rugg @
against slavery, be pointed 20 tht
American flag VI bic back alu fcouteu
the idea % cfmuromitr. "bl- .ut.'
who rave Up tucif lives i1 ticrtINr
that flag talk Of c9mprlmi"' lu,''
could BE- none. There eau te uout'
Ache finished be- CeFcuudcl from
the platform ami was .rrofdtl hnn.i %.
great demonstfaiiHr. TOE iNinHi' uei.'
yates mounted their rHa'rs, irnuNchNN
waving their uarn.fs. ID wa'rf 10 m
other del gatio cf0gH.a ,hc hi--l's 10
wiring his hauds while tuu Elillfles
yeiled.
A NEW ARuuMrNr r1. ILyEH
George FREQ wimamF. tuo .lalwari,
fashionable, scholarly lHU.ht young
sN.COrgrpsmau nom Ma tr1uslil-,
ybofe conversion tU fee Hivef Was
recently announced, Wa called 10 lnt
plntfofm amid gfeat cuihuslnsm. Tie
spoke In new vein Tor the ircc SILVER
men OF New EuglnnI, and biz speech
was by far The moot striking
incldoni Of the day. He mace
an impnssiouod Piles against sec
tlonallsm ana niade q DO iofolble,
ulrar-cut ringing sentences, every one
OF which shot 10 tho marx like bul'
lot. His nrsi sentence, "lhis u not
sectional convention" bflught TOE
silver ron 90 their feet ike q regiment
following a command, aud when no
declared "tbis IL n battle tot the fostof.
alton ni the union u states" the shout
made the roof rattle.
uThia ia no tfausier " the eat oi
power from the Ausnuc 10 Mi-sla.
sippi,D be continued, aud the ofioe
went up, "Hesf, huaL'
81 spcak,v he ati1, "l1 behalf Of the
honest capital Of New England; Ia be-.
bali Of the real oapiislisit; men who
have earned what capital they could
by honest toll, and 10 behalf Of tbs
millions N spindlcs now silrni.'
"Ouf customers have been ruined"
he ueclafej. This new portrayal oi
the silver Issue va received with
marked approval. The farmers Of the
West ana south. 10 whom New Eng.
land sends Der goods auI failf00ds IN
which she Invested her honest earn.
Jugs were bankrupt, and now we have
nnsily Gene down co cur knees with
you-r
The ttAt q toe empire was 10 DO
kept 10 the iumter esmps OF Maine,
tue plAuiaiioui o.; L uisiaua, tue wheat
fields - re Wet and the mining
camps o. ihs Blckles, BY the fcsiOr.
ttion q frauoisi system under
which pf-spsfity seuid return.
Nhsu b. eisss-d with the statement
that the 'sti 60 POWER was % be- &C..
novel "ifgm tht conifoi OF Lombard
street 10 L1uaeb to-" the eud " his
sentence vts unhesfd owing 10 the
great tumuli-ilc ovation which FOL.
lowed bic rsfofatlon was dramatic.
Tue Virginia senator, Daniel, seized
the young Puritan by both hands with
words Of strong approval, while Black.
burn 10 his ofi.haud blue grass style
said, "You did II rplendidly, Ffoi.O
Passing down 10 biz seat with the
Massachusetts delegation Ia row
directly before the platform, he was
surrounded by approving silver men
and oDe delegate from his own state
extended n oongfAiulatlng hand.
The committee on credentials haN.
ing at lRst AgTesd on n partial report,
the chairman, Mr.. Atwood, OF Kansas,
was introduced aud presented the re-
port. IL was found that the temporary
roll wRs correct save ~ 10 Michigan
anu Nebraska. In NebIaskn the
report seated the silver delegates
headed by w. J. Bryan. The M.
nouncement was greeted with storm
OF applause.
The COMMITTEES hssed for further time
to decide tho Michigan contest.
NEBRASKA GOLD MEN MARCH our
7. J. MAhODty, one OF the gold dele.
gales from Nebraska, made a brlof
speech OF protest. lac AMI his col.
Leagues, he said, weTs not 10 DO thrown
out, anu they marched cut.
Tue report Of the committee was
adopted ~ viva voee vote.
Governor Russell Of Massachusetts
vi first dtmanued roll call but suisse
qusntly Withdrew tho demand.
Thu tand RECALLED tho convention
with moro music aud the crowd was
kept Ia good humoT while tho wait
Tor the decision In the Michigan case
occurred.
Jutt Toll Them You Saw Me was
being played ~ the Bryan delegation
marched In, A big banner accom-.
panied the delegation. The huge puf.
NiN AhhAAA W AuN w. - hINMu NIun
wah carried to the platform Aud planted
In full view u the audience.
After n lull of some minutes Mt.
MafsIon Of Louisiana moved that IIll.
man Of south Cataliua DO ftQuestej 10
address tue convention,
After ten minute tho chairman a.
nouncod that Governor Alleged moved
lhat tho convention Iaku recess until
) o'clock.
No ons had hoard the motion on 40.
count OF tho hustle. The dologatts
were eager TOT work anu there We're
cries Of "N1, no, no."
Senator White explained that the
committee on credentials reported that
u could not finish NJ work Tor three
hours aud tho convention could NOT
adopt a platform without tue titles 10
seats settled. So, although Foley Of
OHIO moved To prOrutI, adjournment
was made NJ l:d7 3, m, llII 8 IN.
coin MN ANGUY.