The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-11
BR yam NOMINATED.
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When he was placed in nomination.
those who thought they had found their
candidate were confirmed in their opinion
The idea which George Fred Williams, OF
Massachusetts, conveyed in his seconding
speBch that it needed the strength of youth
10 endure the hardships Of a new cause,
thnt young arm should WELD the scini-
tar N an indignant people, snnk home
Here, as Williams said was the new Cicero
TO meet the new Catalnes Of today The
leaders who doubted the wisdom of nOmi-
mating so young and inexperienced man
tried TO check the stampede by adjourn
ing. They hoped nights reflection
would suffice At the suggestion of an
adjournment there was rebellion. The
motion was declared carried against a
storm of opposition from the Bryan en-
thusiasts, who wanted TO nominate their
candidate at once A nights reflection
only made them more determined, and the
success of their determination is shown in
the story Of the days proceedings
Chairman White had recovered his voice
when the time arrived for the opening ses-
sion Of the fourth day Of the convention,
but it was 10 81, nearly an hour late, when
he introduced Rev DR. Green to offer
prayer. Then came further speeches sec
ondinu the nomination of the vrrious ran
didetes DnIcento Miller of Dragon
added tbc name of Governor Ponnnver TO
the LIST. and the coll of stntes begnn
The name Of Connecticut was followed
by n silence and the clerk passed ON TO
Florida. After It's scattering vote had
and shouto1 thot two. md two onlv. of
Connecticut's vote would be cast. and
those for Governor William f. Russell.
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