New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19
COLGATE'S
Violet Water.

II was organized that my voice was not id,Seu M
his supnort Ii has never had great prlic.pls
nnnnced in its platform that had rot my approDa
ton until now. With its dlsnnguisngn hsTe been in
Cos S Standardization and close friendship h ave
shared its hon9rs and in ITS fe eap sever our
necton with party like this unless II be a nater
Of dsya duty not TO to our s and a'oS ''' w
Nj President there are few men in the n tapn
h hsya bn There are few men in this Convention
or anywhere else who have been longer fx men
in I-no not one-that is more attached to the srsa
principles of the party than i hav rr,ns and feel
ines that no man appreciate Unless ne ma mas
endured them And yet i ca nm Sroyson That viii
put upon this country gold standard ana Will
not. LOUD appiause) - . .. ,,,o tho resu,t II il
takes me out Of political lfe Will go out WIN Ine
feeling that my conscience enc, rs G Gn4 fau With
(AppsiiseJ beg your pardon for saving SO muc9
that is personis oG hat We Should proclaim to YOU
that we take this step not in anger not in pau a,,
NOT eseuIe bnt hecaus" our conscience requires
US as honest men. to make the sacrifice we reel
Nh Tbanking You for your kind attention. retiring
from YOU do perhaps never agt'n 10 nave an
cannot do ii without saying that have in my heart
the hope-nay The expectation-that better counse!s
VIII pssya ,h nn1 pno o and force US to leave the
Republican party better counseS WI, p, ,o rn, ,'
shall have the inestinabe privilege Of again ad-
dressing you. cloud continued applause
~ELLER's PLANK LAID ASIDE
Mr.. Foraker. chairman of the Committee on
Resolutions moved to lay Senator Teller's sub
stjtute on the table Senator Lodge. of Massa-
chusetts seconded the motion. The yeas and
NAYS were demanded by the States of Colorado
Montana and Idaho and the vote was begun
The calling of the roll was often greeted with ap-
a nf hplng a.,
some we-known delegate recorded his vote
This was particularly the case when L. S. Grant,
in the California delegation. followed after l.. A.
Sheldon (Garneld's chum) and J. b. Spreckels.
and voted in favor Of silver by recording a may
on the motion to lay Mr. Teller's substitute on
the table As States usually classed in the silver
ranks such as Nebraska, North Dakota, oregon
and South Dakota, cast their votes in favor Of
tabling the resolution and added to the rapidly
growing majority in favor Of that motion, there
were demonstrations of delight from the exult-
ing gold-standard men
When Alaska reached one Of the delegates
from that Territory asked IT, under the new rules
as adopted yesterday. Alaska was not entitled
to four votes instead of two.
The Chair replied in the affirmative. and
Alaska then voted -Four aye"
The District Of Columbia being called, Perry
Carson. the coored delegate. who shares with
Andrew Gleason (vyhite) the representation Of
tie National capital supplied one Of the most
humorous incidents OF the day. Raising his
towering form to its full height. he said. with his
peculiar negro dialect:
Mr. Chairman, ayes so and so; noes so and so;
I want to know what It all means" Being in
formed he said: Then Yves have voted right"
The result of the rollcall was announced Ayes
$751;; nays. 1851. So the motion to lay Senator
Tellers substitute free-sver plank on the table
was carried. TIE vote by States was as follows: