Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-09

81 rise TO a point OF order. | desire ~
challenge the vote OF Michigan. We
are w coeding here under tue rules OF
the Fifty.thiri Congfess-"
his sentences wns cut ehoft here, al
most bur o., aud uvofWhClmed under
temprst Oh how'll, gfUanr, shTtkf,
hOIis AMI hissps. 1. was two OF thirn
minutes before business began again,
aud the ohalfmqn ruled that the point
could ret b. raised until the roll'cnll
wsa tNhuj. Gov. Altguli began
aga. "fheu I ak" lie got no
further. The crowd overwhelmed him
with their orits, IL WINS convention
moh rule.
The silver men attempted counter
tmOnstratiOn wnen busiaess had
been taken up agaiu ami the favorable
vote ~ Ohio was called, but Their
effort was feeble breath alter thetcm-
pest tor gold.
The & IL men took their turn ngaiu
WHOM PennsyivauiNs vote was On.
n0uncrd Tor thoni, but they were salts.
He'd with mild Chluf. Other silver
states being CHALLENGED NJ the roll call
proceeded showed That the silver men
were Jumping over iactiunal traces on
tue istur.
The vote was announced, b5s nays,
8OS ayes, 3 not voting, l aOsuui. lN
announcement Heut the convention
aiire with another tre mendous flame.
The silver men had their turn In cor.
nest. The scene showed plainly
the complexion Of tue assembly,
for this time tho delegates
wcro ths ahuutera anl tho gal.
iutles remained client, except ~
scattered patches. Down IN the square
arena In tue center VI tue building the
| delegations OF silver states were mussed
on their chairs In solid tl1cks, anu ~
large was their majority that the
whole nJJr space SCENE 0 be nshoui.
Flags, newspspen. has, haudker.
| chiois, the delegates seized them ami
waveI them above their heads, tossed
them high Ia the air, swung their nagH
madly and with all their strength anu
uufemittingiy howloj. Their stand.
HrIs along the nislts were seizsd anu
wTenchod from the bolts which held
them to the ii9or to be elevated higher
IN the air. over In tho southwest cor.
ner, nearly qlarier % q mite from
/ the platform, ~ seemed the Montana
/ miuo'a band was blowing all the
| power Of their lungs into brass horne;
| the band above the chhitmnt's head
was also ut wOrH, hut neither produced
nu audible fqueaH, and even this Hthl.
wart 6ats dtummers were pounding a
| rantOmime. The complexion OF tho
scene had been changed. This time II
/ was the gold leaders who sat mute,
with clOuded brow. The generals OF
silver were Lehming. Stall, solemn
| COCkftll OF Missouri wore n smile
nothing short OF boatifc. Ben
| IillmAn had happy defant
| air. The features OF AltgolI
did not relax from their grim outlinUs.
| Senator Daniel made efforts with HE
VOICE anu gavol 10 be heard, bat they
were utterly Intellectual ell JTis, anu hu
smiled with full Tosignati1l upon the
result. Toward tue enl OF tho silver
clainor ne OF the most hyslericnl
western pulled OIL their coats AMI
vests 10 wave. Alter nineteen minutes,
| one minute more than tue gold choeg-
| ing, the silver men were Satisfied.
When order was restored this mpjot'
| ity report, which changed tue Michi'
gan delegation from gold TO silver, wa,
/ adopted without division.
Thu report oil the committee on
PERMANENT oRGASIzAlIoN.
was called Tor ana Delegate Eiley oI
OHIO, Its chairman, made his way IA
tue stage anu read the list OF pofma.
nent officers selected, which wa
headed ny Senator White Of Califor.
MIA for chairman and TnomRs j. Cogau
| OF Ohio for secretary.
Mr.. Nick night, one Of the silver
delegates irom Michigan, protested
againSt the national committeeman.
Mr.. Stevenson, who had been selected
by the delegation while It YVES still gold
In complexion ana asked that all selec.
tions made by the delegation be with.
dtawu. Nebraska ALEC protested