Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

y ~" ""7 tt9NVei NJ every etcU uN
lolprat'B aud greeted In tbs wstmesl
''sn'oh. There wns, however. nc opru
Vtmonstfnlion. He ateppvd upon the
hlAtIo'm anu held n whispered, cousulla.
Won With Benator Carter. A. they
.t'.d o'uicrfing, Temporary Chairman
FhlfhnntH novel to tho front OF the
platform and dropped his gavel on the
SECOND ies'ion Of the convention.
PROCEEDINGS OrrNED.
Fairbanks was OBLIGED TO hammer
vigorously when at twenty minutes
before eleven he attempted 10 queii
hum into order. On the platform
,looi Marx Hanna; beside MIN, with u
irondly hand on his shoulder aud
pouring confidence into Hubua's cat,
was Thomas Carter OF MOntani, the
ioiirins chairman u tho national com.
miitcc. For i've miUut,s Fairbanks
rested on his oars, while the ushots
pcftlslc Va futile attempts 20 teFsunds
" compel compliance with his ne.
quests. hen "a voice which hardly
projected itself u the center OF the nj.
HNuauhs said, "Ihu convention will
be- iu OruUf."
Tho convention was In o0mpata.
i've good or1or upon the introduc.
ton Of Dr.. Williams, pasior Of
lie Union NJ. 4. church Of
~. Louis, who made the payer. Dr..
williams moved 10 tho edge Of the
platform with OutsitotlhuI arms. Toe
audience arose anu all stood while the
invocation was being delivered. Dr.
williams 4 a siflkinp.lO8kiur man.
His strong tmOOth lace is deeply
B.. 4
Tic puUp,u watched him intuntly, hut
bis words were not hoard twenty feet
away. Ne he lifted his head ft the
conclusion oi the prayer tho crowd
sank back Into their seats anu tue con.
ycutiou was again under way.
"Iho Senator from Mastachusclts,
announced the chairman, at tho ON.
Clufiyu OF the prayer, ,fpupou there
was On Outburst OF applause as tue
dele7a,us perceived the trim, fashion.
Hb'y.clhd person U' Horny Cabot
LIuge, the embodiment VI a polished
Puritan, tn the aisle before the Plat.
form.
Lodge askcd Tor the committee 90
resolutions tno privilege Of ai,ting dur
ing the ptoEfyss Ut tho convention.
lie sail the subcommittee had c0m.
considered ny tue tuli committee. Ho
asked leave 10 report tbis afternoon.
The chnlrman'a call for tue report II
the committee on credentials met no
response anu tunt committee was
passed.
Senator Sswcll, Nov Jersey, and
senator Wellington, MaryllnI, naktd
unauim ~ consent 20 make reports OF
tue committees on permanent organize
ton aud on fultr, but objections were
heard.
A motion by Wellington, Maryland,
that tue convention take recess until
. o'clock, was deiested under an over.
whelming chorus Of IN ous" aud the
delegation applauded IA. dvcisioa.
Tue chairman calief loudly TO know
what was tue :uftter pleasure Of the
convention. SUyttsi resolutions were
handed up aud referred 10 tho com.
nittco GU tultF. Tue convention
seemed 30 be al - sIandslill. Sewoll OF
New Jursey agaiu jumped 10 his feet
ani this time novel that the report
from the committee ON permanent or.
SANITATION b. received out OF lie order. !
HIS motion WAS greeted with cheers !
by the galleries WIN were impatient 90 /
have thu convention proceed; but from /
the h9ur cane angry GRIEF "NO," |
UN %
The motion was put and Chairman
Fairbanks declared II carried. Wei. |
linEt0n Indignantly protested that the /
motion was cut Of OtdUr,as the c0uyUu.
lion could not suspend the fults. His
point was warmly supported by Dele
gate Iittlehplu ui Maine. The chair
shair ruled both gentlemen out OF order,
NJ the convention had decided 10 TO-
1rive tho report.
When the reading clerk In reading
The committees report announce
John NJ. ThufstOn VI Nebraska ~ be
permanent ChalTmau," there was al
eruption Of nags and cheers from the
iolcgalos. A demonstration also
greeted toe name Of ~. 5. Grant Of
Ihe heat was becoming Intense, a
heat Ola damp. whiting, sunless sort
which crlmpltd collars and kept tho
v hole area IN u nutleT OF gAudy ianS.
The reading OF tho report on pnT-
nnnont organization was followed by
! wild tumulluOuB scene. Mudu,
Mary laud, Jumped to his ioet anu loud
y protested against action upon tue
epOTt. "It can DO TpCsived,n he
huuttd, but II cannot b. acted upon.
Nothing can be done until the oOnven.
ion bus acted on the report u the com.
nltleo on credentials. Until that
'OmmitIoo has reported, there IL no
Chairman Fairbanks oveHulei the
,oint OF order ana lott Mudd angtily
hOuting ON the door.
A. Fairbanks called tor the vote on
be adoption Of the report, Mudd dc.
handed "a call Of the roll. Hts de-
naud was seconded by Delegate
.yaua Ol MinneaOta. Fairbanks, how
yer, called Tor a rising vote aud the
see ed 10 rlsu on masso 10
Ne cali. The galleries uheeTel anu
reign1d minute ~ the
ToalIz ~ tie overwhelming
elrat OF the few Jissentofs against tho
Immediate adoption OF the report,
SoWeil OF New JeTsey ana Congress-
nan spfenO Payne OF Now YOrR were !
eslgnatuu 10 escort the permanent
hartman 10 tho platform. They
marched down tue main aisle while I
oIrgages jumps q thit feet Il lttefing
ags sui hgudhoTohleia iauu cheering {
nully with yell that reminded tho I
VI the ConfedoraCy. !
Fairbanks, with a plane OF the ma I
Onal tIlCJlur pinned 10 Tue breast OF
h black trock coat, stepped 10 the l
.OnLmeeling ms ,r,o, aud graspud tho =
,ebfasKan by tna hanJ, {
lhurstuu faced around with his "a
hudH clnsped behind him aud sail! d
ieutlemon Of tne convention: rnis .
Apply memory Of your kindnsss AMI !