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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30

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pdbnten @ub1triptionspreis ienbe man Oil
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lung, in tpel9er bic 3eiti6rift in febr i4O>
:,er Mus tattung unb berrli4 beutli4em nrb
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IS ftb our G6renpfli9t ma4eft, bieies gegsn
bas 0eutf6t6um Mmerita's 10 ebe1 ~freunOz
li9e unb fir beffen @egenDart uno Submit
10 pi4tige l1nternebmen gu urteritiiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
VrotefamtifGe Gbrentetttn8 fur
ctste &0t0OIifit4

0a aptf9en ben Meibna9tsz unb Teuz
iubrsz5erisn bic bO6e unb niebere Noltttt
rubt, mao benz 2e1er unb Der 2eTerin uni Ell
8eIpre9ung zines Oielumftrittenen nnO oobsl
6e fridenben eei9i4tli3en 9egenitanOss
tpilfommen fein.
Ss6re @olfstbimli6teit Bel ben Bolts
maIen Der beri9ieOenften Gambler o9ne nns
terf9eibung Der Gonfeiiionen oerodntt bic
ungliidli9e S9~ottentOnigin Marid
|Stuart teinem Nnberen als S4tller.
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|i9iebene @pru9en ii~berfebtes, ouf bic SdG@
men Der alien unb neuen 8elt.ii6ergegaagenes
Srduerfpiel rMaria Stuart" bat ibr Die
9eraen Der @Olfer geiponnen.
Mls @9iGer bisies mlosrglei91ide 8eri
|T&uf mar bic @el9i6tstritit mod laltge
ni9t 70 melt gebieben, tpie iebt; nno fatbii
gdnslib unparteiif9e unb 9ere9toeafeabe
Gef9i6tsi4reiber erbltdten in Der f4ottiz
f9en Marta cine atpdr bo9interefan aher
NIT mebrfa4er f9tperer 8lutf6ulo belaoene
Srau, bic ibr f9tperes S4tdfal perOient
Bube.
Seit1er bat Die 9ei9idtsfOrf6ung INNER
me6r 9epeiit bufir bei9ebra4t, baB Wsdrio
teinespegs bas oerbre9erti9e 8eib mar,
als pel9es ie 10 lange gait. ltno Dor eini=
gen Subren 9etungte Der ieitber perftorbsne
freiseiinnte 6eatl4e @d4i4tsl4relber Sus
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
S1epe1ano III e,tter gtiun s,,tns.

Nd6ri9ten aus Wafbington 5ufolge Be-
finbet ith prGiibent glebslanb in drsge@
sei8neter 9timmung. Sb buriiber, oaB
fein LETTER Sagoausflug Tim 10 rei4e geute
sebra9t, ober neil bas Wet9nu9tsfeit 6eranz
na6t, ober aber, neil i6m in penig me4r als
sipei Monaten bas u2ebig aller pfli4t"
pintt, mag f4iper gu fagen fain, Obpobl bas
2ebtere tpo6l bas Mabrf4einli4fte 1T. SEE
benfads absr 1T es 10. NO9 ME ion Der
prGfiDent 10 aufgerGumt getpefen fein, mic
in Der lebten 3eit. 60 fat er fi4 tiir5li3 nit
Mart 6arra, Der ibm einen 8eIu4 abtatz
tete, 5pei @tunben lang b09it ls6baft unterz
balten, ni9t etpa iber polttit unb f4ptez
nige Staatsangelegenbeiten, ~fonoern iiber lie
tpmif9en 8orfdGe, bic inn ipd9reno feiner
5tpeimaligen Nmts5ett i'm WeiBen 9aufe 6es
gegnet iinb, unb bemieIben cine Menge lns
ftiger slid unb So9bgei6i4tsn ersd9lt,
bic benz G~lteiten beuti9en Sberf0riter @bse
gerna9t buben Diirben.
8on bieIer guten 9timmung fat audi DIR
prineetpn @lee=glub Septnn 9eaogen, Ger
Ii9 BEL inn unb 5rau @leoelanb cine 4ubien3
erpirtt bate. 9a ibnen oor6er mitgstbeiTt
mar, oaB bic 3eit bes grdfibenten BON pi4z
tigen StaatsangeGegenbeiten in Nnfpru4 gez
nommen fei, unb fe besbul6 ni4t ldnger perz
peilen biirften, als n0tbig iei, Dem S5erz
baupt bes 2unbes Die 9dno gu reiGen, muir
ben bic iurgen Stubenten dnganebm ii6er>
ra19t, als Der prdfibent f9er5enb anf feline
beboritehenbe l1eberfiebelung na9 Princeton
anIpielte, allerlei broGlige 5rdgen iiber bag
our Mufnabme in bic 6reI9men's &lafe
nDtbige grumen f%tellte, als itebe ibm Gin
Iol9es bebor; ft4 na9 Der in Brinceton liz
li9en Dirt bes n!9a5ing" erfunbigte, als tez
fiir9tete er, es bur6muden gu miiffen, unb
ben linn bon ei1igen Der 9tubenten angez
botenen 8eiftonb banfbar annabm. Srft
na9 elmer balben Gtunbe entlieB er bic jun
gen 2eute, NIT benz 8ebauern, tbrem Dffent=
li9en Gon3ert am N6enO ni4t beiipObnen gu
%tDnnert, aber NIT elmer Ginlabung gu siaen
pripatzgpn5ert I'M @etBen 9urfe.
Nun, es 1T 6errn @1eoeluno gu tpiini9en,
bab 5niT9en iebt unD Dem 4. Mdr3 nt9ts
geI6ebe, i6m bic quite Sttmmung GIT oerz
Derben. 5prgen unb Nerger bat er ia itaz
mentIi9 in ben leBten bier Sdbren genug
qe6dbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
unb Der sub bent iein afttpsrt bent,

unb ber eub beut iein @ftmert beut,
Sos sadi9e, bas breite,
Ser I9Gute BRETT, blanf iiberetst,
9om S~raien6erg in's Wette.
Stromnieorung bier, bort 8ergrebier -
Gin lester Rlippenipreneer.
9a9raui9t er boDl elm 2ebemobI
Gem &beln, benz SOllaHos9dn9er.
@be, @beI 9as olte @eb!
User neiB. an mas fir @elert
@tr iiber's Sabr, Gaubfroit int Soar,
9ie Meibna9tstanne f6len!
@telet9t aufS Seen umfdn9t lie treu
Mt.Gn9lanbs pertber 8oben -
9o9 ii6rer 1T, fe iteDt our Sriit
4m 9ubion in ben &obeu.
Siebt ernit fib an I'M Mi9igan,
GtraDlt mieber aus Der 8ldue
Ser @rteflutb eltte &otbbaut rubt
Nuf i1rer gea0elitreue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
@uf ibrer Yta0elitreue.

Qlio Biz an Die Snbianergren5en Dime
rifa's boffte Sreiligrutb ben beuti6en Wei6=
na4tsballm 5u trq9en. 0o4 &c feIbit ge=
Iangte nur tpieber na3 @nglanb. WobI
aber famen fpdter feline SDbne MOlfgdng
unb percp beri6er. 11nO nod melt melt
tpetli9er als am Grie unb am Mi9igan
frablt iebt bic 8eibnd9tstunne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30

SIN o1er9rifli9fsn Srantrei9 lit
Elm pai6e9ter M u6umebaner in's
Mbseorbnetenbaus sepablt iporben. Wel4'
Elm Mehiel!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30

unb Der 6erpisrnls, nDmit 5te bic tbeil5 BON
tpi1bem Sdrdtismus, 1tbeils BON falter po=
fitif9er 8ere9nung unb !9errf9fu6t iiber
fe ber6Grgte 9inri9tune betano. 9ie
@9ilberur1g i6res Sobes bur9 ben fiiblen
Nortpeger Storm 1T bern0ge bes ganaer
ftreng eefdibtlt9m 8orgdnses beinabe
ebenIp ergreifenb, tpie S4i1er's bo9=
poetii6e unb tieftragtf9e @er9errIi4ung III
res Sobesganges, tpobet mir anfiibren tppl=
len, mas in einem Ioeben brduBen in Stutt=
cart erf9ienenen 8u3 iiber @9iGer's
Spaueageftaltsn Der 2iterur9iitOriter SUI
lius 8urggraf fagt: Ser 9in9ang Def
Marid Stuart in @9t[ler's Sraueripiel lei
cine @roBtbat S9iQer's, tpel9e bic 8ii9ne
bes 3tpan5igitem sSubr9anberts reinigen unt
9eiftig bertiefen ur1b elm reformatOrif9el
grief an ben geiitigen @Oel beutf9er Natipr
1ein perbe.
@9iner bat MGria's @euBeres in ibrel
lebten G~rben5eit nit ibealifirt. Sn @irtli9=
felt mar bic pierlrnbbieraigidbrige Srau mad
10 bielen urb Tdiperer 2eiOen Der Seele INN
bes &Drpers ni3t me6r Die be5aubernbt
SG0nbeit BON ebennuls. toerr1 audi imme,
nod peit an5iebenber dls tire I'm neur
Sabre Gltere Ssinbin @liiabetb. Mario's
&0rper mar iebr gef6tpa4t nnb ibr biinr
oetporbsnes 9aar ersraut. &ber n1r I'm
70 5tdunensz urb betpltt1oernstpertber lit De1
BON Der frdnfltben Srau big gum lebter
f6redli@en 9lusen6ltfe betpieiene nit e9t
tpeibli6er Seit1bsit gepaarte Selbeniinr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-30
aebounem cuts. SretIe:

Sl Gbica9o burb Die Srdser ius 9aus s%eIiefert.
9dQIi6e @ngoabe unb Ser @efen" per @Obe.. 0.2O
2ayIi6e Sus9obe per Sobr =. ............. $50
unb Ser Meieu" ............. 1910
Ser @e1ten" per Sabr......... i. .."...: 2e0
g8obcntlibe @usaabe per Sdbr......"...." ESQ
Gugpdrtige abonnenten per BOT In ben Der. Stauten
iuuie Canada unO Wterico:
EdeIi9e guseobe per Sabr $500
Ser N1etens per Sabr zoo
GDD6entli9e 9usaabe psr Subr.............. 200
Sns &usIono:
(Gauoba uno Merieo auseen6mntenl:
S6eli6e Iusoabe Der Sabr...................$l5.W
Wo9enblott ooer @o6en=g8efen .............. 800
eonutaa ssgaefen nit rS6ers uno GrnFH....-. $50
Saoeblatt unO Scr geetenA HOO
Illinois Staats-ZeItung Co..
G6icago. S1.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-05-15

Prof. L. Fedderman, the expert
enced optician n front of Carlisle's
old stand, carries an excellent
stock and will be glad to fit you
with any kind of glasses from 20
cents up. He will only be here
until Monday, So call at once.
That debilitated condition of the
system which follows an attack Of
grip disappears like magic before
Sabalena. natures own rcstorer of
lost vitality, the great nerve food
and strengthened Of the respira-
tory and digestive systems. Sold
by AL druggists.
If your dinner doesn't do you
any good, take Sabalena, the great
Stomach Tonic, For sale At the
Autobiography drug store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-05-15
PLANT SYSTEM SPECIAL
RATES.

To Birmingham, Ala.-Wjll sell
on May y to 10, limit June 5,
one fare round "Trip.
To Memphis, Tenn will sell
May 70 and 2o,good to return
until June 5, one fare for round
trip.
To Pittsburg, Pa.-May "a, p and
70, one fare round trip, limit
May 80.
To Tampa.-One fare for round
trip, June II, IS and 10, from
all points in Florida. limited
to return June p, 1896. On
account Of democratic con-
gressional convention. Good
also on MaDatee river and St.
Petersburg lines Of steamers.
To Jacksonville, Fla, account Flor
ida state cncampment, viii sell
May 70, 22, and "a, for s.
round trip, limit three days
from date Of sale; and from
May 70 TO 28 inclusive for one
fare for round trip, limit May
80.
To Atlanta, Ga, May IS, 20, four
cents per mile for round trip
limit May p
To St. Louis, Mo, National Re-
publican convention, June 10,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-05-15

transportation tc and from go
convention. and this ce@4rs.--.
viii give the county committees
due notice Of tbs result q rs 1i-
forts at N cary DAY.
The chairman and secretary ii
each county convention F-.o tcr
the purpose Of el@Cur@ leieI
to the state convention vii confer
a favor upon the STATE executive
committee by sending 70 5. Il.
Sparkman, chairman, Tampa, Fla,
z written or printed COPY Of the
proceedings Of SUCH conventions,
together with list Of the names
Of the county executive commit
tees appointed, on which should
be designated the chairnaen AMI
secretaries Of such committees.
S. NJ. SPARKMAN,
Chairman.
w. L. PALMER, Acting Sec'y.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-05-15
p. l.. HARDING, Editor.


For 4 St7te Democratic COnVen-
ton, to BE Held at Ocaia,
Fla, Tuesday, June 10, 1866.
The democratic party Of the
state of Florida will hold a state
convention at Ocala on Tuesday,
June 10, at p m, for the follow
ing purposes:
To choose delegates 10 repre-
sent the state in the National
Democratic convention to be held
in Chicago July 7, 1896; to nomi-
nate candidates tor the offices of
Governor, one Justice of the SUI
preme Court. Secretary of State,
Attorney General, Comptroller,
Treasurer, superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction. Commissioner of
Agriculture, Four Presidential
Electors and Four Alternates, to
be voted for at the next regular
state election; and 20 transact
such other business rs may come
before the convention.
The different counties IN the
state will send delegates to the
convention upon the following
basis of representation:
One delegate for each 100 votes
cast for the candidate on the state
ticket who received the highest
number OF votes 1T the general
election of 1892 and one addition
al vote for the fraction In excess
thereof when it amounts TO 80 or
more. The counties under this
rule will be entitled to representa-
ton as follows:
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-05-15
He is Eo'g Cured, and He Thanks Cod
end P. P. P, L;-E.1aa's Great Rcsa-
CT, For Il.

lIr. George Briggs, Of Moore, OKLA,
suffered almost i.H@acri3- BE t-r..4lt
for three long years. Neura l~ia held
him captive. The right side Of his face
was 50 badly affected that Che slightest
touch would cause the unfortunate
man intense agony. For several weeks
he could open his mouth just wide
enough to be fed with liquid nourish-
Ecnt, and ii this manner life was SI,s-
tanned. Read the following extract
from his letter: . Truth is stranger
than FiutiOnn
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-05-15

So?d by ali druggists.
LEHMAN EROS, Apotl2ccaTics, Sole Prc2'rs.
Lippnla7's Block, Savannah, Ga.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-05-15
KEU7ALGlA, CATARRH AID RHEUmA.
I!SM COMPLETELY CU?E9.

George Briggs. OF Moore. oklahoma,
writes tA@t I. >. =, Lip0man'; Great
Remedy, cured him of c.tarrl. facial
neuralgia and rhcu1natiSin, after three
years OF intense suffering. The pain
lay IL his cheek bone and temple. down
the right side Of his face. along his
upper lip, and from the slightest touch
he suffered &~onirs forwccks alta time.
CoUtl only open his mouth wide enough
to admit q teaspoon. and any acid n
hi5 FOOD would pDt him in torture. He
had 2 consultation OF the best rhysi-
clans in Tcz,as, but al to ~ purpose.
Cat0rrh and rhe,sn.Itism were also
causing hi.2 mach tro0h!a, Until he
tried y. y. i. He scvs he Is we'll md
viii swear that there are no eases Of
ncura lyia, cat2rrh and rheumatism,
no matter how chronic CT now old the
cases are, that p L. =. viii not make
2 total cure Of.
Nh. HrigGs winds ~ his testimony
nv saying be th2ults God and cur med
icinc, !. =. p, Lippmaa'3 Great Rem
cdy, for the great cure.
Kidney troubles, il neglected. bring
ah@,!t serious and painf9l and verE
often fatal results. Z. =. +. removes
the irregularities, and cares tEu dis
eas2d parts.
Dyspepsia and indigestion. skin and
blood diseases, can be speedily removed
by p. u. r., Lippman's Great Remedy.
Ladies', take p. +. +. and rid your
face Of pimplcs. blotuhes, fraclzIes,
yellow or muddy skin, wrinkles and
u!gar rcdrcss.
So:d by ali drtrrgiots.
LEzTEIAN EROS, Apotl7ccarics, Sole Prc2'rs.
i,,nr,o-rs RIccg- co,,-.,r~., q,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-05-15
ANNOUNCEMENT.

l hereby announce myself a can
didate for Superintendent Of Public
Instruction of Marion county, sub
iect to the Democratic Primaries,
and solicit the support of my
friends and the Democratic voters.
w. ID. CARN,
Citra, Fla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-05-15

For 4 St7te Democratic COnVen-
ton, to BE Held at Ocala,
Fla, Tuesday, June 10, 1896.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-05-15
SCISSORS SHARPENED.

IF your scissors are dull take
them to G., F. Williams Narrow
Gauge Barber Shop and have
them sharpened on the machine
for that purpose.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-05-15
w. V. NEWSOM, M. D.,

Physician and Surgeon, has moved
his office from the Gary block to
rooms II & II Merchants block.
Ocala, Fla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03

ing as such the Democratic Convention
OF 1892. and their recommendations were
adopted withour a dissenting vote. Gov
ernor Flower and subsequent speakers
referred 10 the Two Populist Conven-
tions." OF the year. one at Chicago and
the other at St. Louis.
MR. IRISHS SPEECH
Mr.. Irish was very aggressive In his
remarks. lie spoke Of McKinley's pro-
lection and Bryans free silver Populism
as twin sisters OF a horse leech, work
ing in concera each TO produce depres-
sion OF prices for which free trade Or
free silver was 10 be the remedy. lie
opposed an income tax and called upon
all true Democrats 10 protect me
United States supreme Court from the
degradation which would be rhust upon
Il by the "Puppet OF the silver syndicate.
All these remarks were vigorously cheer
"a Vet the most noticeable feature OF
the DAYS gathering was the reception
which md. Mr.. Clevelands name. Where
eyer mentioned It was greeted win an
,,,-ssinr demonstration Of applause me
seartiness h and sincerity Of which seemed
beyond question .u =,
80, ~ To-morrow when ft the Com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03
DIsTTNG UIsHED MEN SPEAK.
virrinia's Full Delegation OF Twenty-four
Now on the Ground.
staff Correspondence.)

STAFF Correspondence
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Sept. 2.-spe-
c.al.-Messrs. Thomas l.. CockrelL or
Alexandra. and George p. Craighill, OF
Lynchbu-g, arrived here tonight. and
Virginia now has the full delegation OF
twenty-four on the ground. The regular
convention was not in session tonight,
but an immense crowd. a large proper
ton OF which were ladies, gathered in
the convention hall to hear distinguished
sound Money Democrats speak.
Hon. John Il. Fellows, OF New York.
led off In a splendid address.
Mr.. Fellows is OF middle statue. with
smooth face and prominent features.
lie strongly resembles the late L. L.
Barnum, and has the same benign, be-
nevolent face. Mr.. Fellows took up
Bryan's famous cross OF gold simile and
said ne was unlike the gentleman from
Nebraska II he wewre to be crucihed.
he cared little for the establishment OF
the instrument But" he continued,
Il am unwilling to be crucihed at all be-
tween two thieves, one OF reputation
and the other Of sectionalism, neither
Of whom seem to be in a repentant mood
or TO stand much chance OF following
the steps OF the foreign thief. L am
too old now 20 cry, inca culpa' in the
presence Of Tillmanism and Altgeldism.
Judas would never have stood by the
Chicago platform. He knew the market
value OF silver better than that He de-
manded thirty pieces OF silver for one
h.st-ayal. and the Popocrats are willing
10 do IL for sixteen. I dare say" eN-
claimed Mr. Fellows, that generous as
is this republic, We have no room save
IN the security Of our dungeons and In
the stems OF our scaffolds for those who
try TO break down the fabric of our Gov
eminent"
Mr.. Fellows concluded his speech with
a beautiful peroration. He then intro
duced 20 TIE audience Hon. Lewis X.
Ehret Of Colorado who made an hstruc-
tive statistical speech in favor Oh the
gold standard.
Hon. David w. Lawler. OF Minneapolis
smoke next. He is u giant In statue. has
A strenuous voice, and his splendid speech
showed that hts intellect was in proper
tion 10 his statue.
Colonel w. G. p. Breckinridge was last
In the Est Of speakers tonight, and there
were repeated calls for him all through
the evening, but when his turn arrived
ne declined 20 speak, on account OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. September D.
This morning dawned bright and clear.
and the sun riding in an unclouded sky
seemed 70 smile In benign approval Of
the purposes OF those sturdy. honest Dem
Gratis In convention assembled here 20
fight 10 the death. II need be. for The
maintenance Of the honor of their native
land Scarce had the god of day showed
his beaming face above the horizon, when
Tho sleeping citizens of Indianapolis and
The thousands Of strangers within her
lhospitable gates were aroused by sweet
kstrains Of music. and the tramp Of many
keet az through the streets in regular
array, more than four hundred strong.
\Oame he Democratic Sound-Money March
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03

probable Candidate of TIA
hall was another smaller gallery, also dec
GRATED, which was occupied by band OF
music that played popular airs as the
delegates were assembling.
ATTRACTIVE APPEARANCE.
Hanging over gshe platform wds the
United States coat OF arms, on when
the golden eagle appeared TO be Tapping
his wings in triumph To the right or
this were hung framed likenesses or Jef-
ferson. Jackson and ex-senator McDon-
aid and TO the left pictures Of Cleveland
Hendricks and Tilden. The appearance
OF the hall was on the whole very at
tracsive and there was good deal or ap-
plause and clapping. as various prominent
Democrats entered the hall and TOOK their
seats with their delegations.
Among theose thus especially honored
were Buckner and Breokinridge. OF Ken
tuckv. But Senator Palmer. OF Illinois,
came in nnnoticed and took his seat
among the delegates from his stare a
white silk flag. on which was imprinted
likeness OF President Cleveland with the
rnottn "Froridas candidate" was car
r,ed through the hall by a colored man
and was cheered frequently. All the
delegates wore Ut NiANAAN"NN+~f'-
the lapels OF their coats-the preVallng
hue being golden yellow and many OF
them sported in addition, twigs or golden
rod so that the chairman Of the conven-
t,on was asserted in unmstakable char
acter Even the color Of tho window
was "old gold" The passage or tne
noon hour. the time fixed for as'e,nolins
vas only marked by the rendering OF
"Old Hundred" by the band
CALLED TO ORDER.
Ar 1920. Senator Palmer, VINO had
taken A seat on the stage as temporary
chairman. arose and called the convention
10 order. Rev. John Hazen White hpis-
copal Bishop Of Indiana, then adv ancea 70
the front and while the audience re'e'-
entlv rose and remained sanding ae-
lvered the opening prayer.
The call for the convention was 'hen
read. o,.,, No..
when the name OF Grover Cleveland was
read in the call. in connection with the
names OF Jefferson and Jackson me Nom
hers Of the convention rose and cheered
and apulauded loud and lons-waVins
sats handkerchiefs and hands In honor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03

/, Convention for Presidento
geant-at-Arms. Waiter l.. hessler, IN
dianapols.
The reading OF this report was inter
rupted by frequent applause. particularly
that passage which recommended thd' '''o
rules OF the last National Democtduc
Convention. "held in 1892" be adopted.
Senator Palmer designated Governor
Jones, OF Alabama, and Congressman
Foster Peabody, TO conduct Ex-Governor
Flower to the chair, and then Mr.. Pal
mer surrendered to him the gavel.
When Mr.. Flower, in his speech, alluded
In a complimentary manner TO Mr.. Cleve-
land. there was another outburst OF ap-
plause. all the members rising, cheering
and waving hats and fans. Then cry
rang out rom one OF the galleries: What
is the matter with CleyelandR' and II
was followed by more cheering and
laughter. An allusion 10 the two Popu-
list conventions. one at Chicago and one
at ST. Louis seemed to tickle the sense
Of humor of the convention and OF the
audience. and IL was followed by cheers
and laughter. The prayer that God
might prevent the incendiarles Organs
words) was also applauded.
Al the close of Chairman Flowers adj
dress the States were called for the Sc
lection OF members OF Committees on
credentials. Rules, and Resolutions and
also 'ice-Presdents. When the call had
Doen concluded the convention. az o.to
TOOK recess until 4 =. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Inc convention reassembled az an u,,h
luil attendance or delegates. and the
s@iielles were packed with spectators a
large proportion OF whom were ladies' In
summer costumes.
Ihe Chairman OF the Committee on Gro
uehtlals, Mr.. j. II. Brennan. OF Wiscon.
sn; made a report 10 the effect that there
were s24 delegates present. representing
iorty-one States and three Territories and
recommending that those present be en-
Tilted TO cast the fun votes of their
states and Territories. As 10 the contes,
with reference TO the delegation from
Connecticut. the committee recommended
that the action OF the National Commit
tee in seating the delegates returned
by the State Convention be confirmed
The report was agreed to without Ques-
tion
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wen: wild 1t was long before order was
restored.
Virginia delegation, headed by Jcdse
Joseph Johnson and Mr. ". l.. Zimmer.
entered behind the Floridans and were
assigned 20 seats at the left lof .ths
speakers stand and well up to the front
The North Carolinians secured seats
about the centre Of che hall Around the
Virginians were grouped the deiegSliohs
from New York. Texas. Wisconsin anu
North Dakota
After the convention had been caiiod
to order and an earnest inyocatioh % us-
iivered iy Bishop White, Of Indiana; tne
call Gor the convention was reAd Dy
Senator Outhwaso. when he reacheu
the name Of Grover Cleveland meniio n
ed IN the call as an exponent o. 'rue
Democracy. the convention rose "s one