Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-11

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OF llIiuUis, each mai earnest advocates
anu there wHb warm sentiment 0f
tcgafi for George Fred. Williams OF
Ma sachusut,f. The leaders are dis.
posed 10 look strictly 10 political con.
alterations IN the selection OF BfyAn's
running mate.
It's ud loratood that Bryau's wish IL
that man Of wealth DO not placed on
the ticket with him.
As the hsnds Ot the clock pointed to
IL U'cIocs, Chairman WHITE called the
convention 10 oTGcf. There were only
5000 people In tho COLISEUM; more
,unn hall VI the gold delegates were
absent. Contrary 10 custom, the pro-
CUOllnrH were not opened win prayer.
Chairman Harrity Of the old ma.
tioual Committee announced that the
last meeting Of the old national com.
milteo would be held at pm. to-day.
Finley Of OHIO moved the rati fication
VI tic delegations selections for m.
ti0nhi committeeman. Indiana and
Missouri had not yoI made their selcc.
lious.
GIL. Shanklln and Governor Stone
were named respectively from those
states.
Tue nominations for Vice President
were called for alter motion
made by jones of Atksnsas had been
adopted, limiting tho nominating
spttcles 10 I'VE minutes. O'5ullivan,
q derry youug delegate from Mana.
chutetta who often attracted the eye oil
tue convention ny his outbreak. VI
enthusiasm, walked H. the platform to
nominate George F0d. Williams.
Although O'suinvan II not graceful
orator, bis teutoncts were 90 we'll
,utuol anu ringing that they held the
close attention u tue convention. lie
~ erred 10 the sulluu doit gation from
New York aud urged the convention
10 prove tnat II had turned down New
YOKE leader (reiorfing 10 Ann not
btcaufe no came irJm the Eusl, lut
he cause he was for god. lie
told now Wlltme fought the
corporations OF Massachusetts ami
therefore had been autag0n zsu, tue
speaker sait, "by Henry whitney, tue
5tanuhru Oh mugnate, anu tTotntr Of
the Whitney whn sat silent ysndtf,"
pointing T. the New YORK standard.
ave do not want man with bafr,ll
10 inaugutnte tbs peaceful toyolu'
tinr.O
Crrs Of "watef, Water" were
shouted IN chorus when Matsden VI
Louisiaus, VINO 90 often app. AIRED Be.
ore the convention, c me 10 tn front.
MaTsden sai 81 stsufc you gentle.
men hsvc not tested drJp Of water
today,D lie Whnt,d 10 pisce 10 NOM.
nation John II. Mclean Of ohio. He
said he diu ~ on his own HuthuTiiy,
Ho insured tho convention that ~,
though IA state delegation rrpuiiltgd
aim (Mafsueu) on the DAY before,
he repre- eutoi tie people Of Lguti 4na
and IN conclusion he paid we'll
wordtd tribute TO the Cincinnati
| edltlt.
Delegate Maiony OF Washington
without mailing eIogch banned
James Hamilton Lewis Of Washing
| ton.
J.C. Curry OF North Carolina tool
tho Stage. He sept the convention
some time In sutpento ~ 10 tbs nam,
u his candidate, He Hpgke VI him NJ
a man whose name In known iron
ocean to ocean. He congratulated tn,
convention ulon the fact that II had
been sub rcted to baptism OF patriotism
aud tbsl the banner Of silver had mol
been tfRileI IN the dust. There weT,
cries "Nhme OF your candidate" liz
concluded by placing In nomination
"thr mnu honofed by nil people, thai
| lust Judge anu high.mindeu Democrat
Judge Waller CLARK Of the suptem,
court OF North Carolina" The North
Cafolins state delegation gave gfoa
Cpl llusr.
tx Congressman Tom johnson, Q
free trade millionaire OF CLEVELAND
| mounted the platform aud there wal
repeated demonstrations when Con
gresham Richardson. VI Tennessee iu'
Producing him referred TO their seTv!cl
IN tue Huuso together ami TO the fac
that Johnson, the steel rail manuiac
luroT, adv0catud placing the rails ON thu
| irro list, johnson nominated ex.
Congfessman George w. Fithian o
| Illinois. lie had seen service In IN,
cause, "J1nnsOn snld,n and prOvel
true. He was not wealthy, but john
sou maintained the cause was one u
the common people and rich mar
was not desirable. II was the cause o
| humanity. II the lght Ia 10 be- many
sgsiust many, II will be all ON on,
sidc. Do not believe In free sllve
said johnson In bis lrauk way "Dut
believe this " n great movement In III,
interests OF humanity and therefore
Am with you" The convention brOk
loose ut this ultefanCe.
The nomination OF a rich man, HI
argued, would chill tie country
Fihian was u strong ploader Rud cam
rem "a pivotal state,
w. A, Miller Of Oregon, a scholATl,
looking man, presented the name .
| PtnnOyOr As the ono who could aecuT
the votes OF tho labOring men, bccau.
OF his cOufie during tho TailrOA,
troubles IN his state. California slTucl
hands with Maine, William A. Butk
nominating tue veteran, A rlhur Sewtll
OF the lar East. J. ID. Bhowalter o
Missouri told .he convention It shoul
70 10 the East to "select the states
man most profound AMI orator In
deed" WHO carried the banner Of u
masses anu who In the Rrpublica
district had heen sent 10 Congress b.
Uu owe whulming majority, This ma
WAS Juseph Slbley VI Pennsylvania.
q. =. Taomss Of Colorado advise
the convention TO 20 to this East au
select IA solid, conservative s0u nd bus
nusa man the "sails OF whose vessel
whilen the sous VI tho WORLD" SuweI
Of Maine.
Gov. Culbsrson Of Texas, mounted
chair TO tell the convention that wuel
the state was called she would cas-. Lv
vote tor Bland.
democracy has parted the cl1ut
aud behold, there II the silver lining,
was the metaphor with watch o. w