The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-19

St Louis. June tS-Ths silver delegates
played = star engagement today. = vas
hrl~<. bat dramatic n the extreme. and
easily divided the p4nlc attention ~ita
the presidential nomination The proceed
kzlgs II the convention were CT al a-sp-ss-
slve nature. ard az thinking men pEeser<
felt the gravity Of the situation There
were only twezry-Snrss o- the silver men
who lsf< the hall huE there was feeling
shaT Ihe hearts OK the hundred ard rnora
who voted with the minority followed The
departing delegations down TIE long a4sls
as they stros1e along Nevertheless the
hand played. the convention joined n
singing The He'd " hite and Bi1e.~ and
The business of The great gathering pro
cseae1 as y 10 unusual event had oc-
cErre4 The men who walked out held =
miniature convention OF their own and
agreed 20 sarErz Senator Teller. % Colo
raio. who rzs been their leader N the
independent movement. as a candidate Tor
president This plan VII hs cozsEznaaie1
81 3 meeting 70 oe ks.1 toIoyroE. when
an ae6rsss wtl tse issued over the sigma
lures q the dissatisfied delegates Who
turned their backs on TIE convention and
probably 6y some others "A CANVASS fo<
signatures was made tonight among the
silver Eeu ard TIE cazv2SSerS expressed
satisfaction a. the success N11h X hicA they
had met They DO not expec. 70 secure
@xalzsS TIRE gold pant bat they say they
have received words os eEcourzgS-zeut
from q majority oF them This address
wIl Ss-Tly suggest Senator TsIisrs avail
ability a. 8 presidential candidate np0a
whom thexati-s silver vote caa Be con-
ceztrate6 and CAL upon the voters os
az parties who believe IN hl-nstzllisrs 10
Inite upon hin-
Teller spent tae Afternoon a. ths South
~ s~-s p. -
rs tire al the Colorado aezEq sartsrs
chatting vltn hIs friends fran tnat sza-s
and with al other chance callers as zoz-
calamity as = nothing gaGs11l lad t-ans-
BfrsE. He asked Rfth interest z1o1t re
s9eeches Iz1s BY Lodge an5 Foraker. an1
Cd not APPEAR 70 have lost hss Interest IN
RE proceedings ey airy neA-s
Feel badly >" sad he IN reply e 4 cues
tion- ~Of course. the situation i not oze
calculated - S-veic1 ovs--chsertai-ess
out whRt Vas 20 D 6o1e7 Ore eaEno.
szcrl1ee the conxtcti0rs of = I5f&-t-as -
meet ths Pz.try Pu-pose o. zazsrrair.-r =
party name" Further than thIs tie Co..
Orz2o senator declined % say anything.
re-narkinx that - bad Efvc- tgE sxn-es-
sloa % rs feelings n co1ws1tion-
During ths afternoon a number y nod
esr white badges made thetr appearance az
RE Colo-a6o headquarters bearing the n
srrspsioa. We are as soili f0r Teller -
Teller Is soat1 Tor si.Fer-
The Colorado delegates who walked on.
of The convention we're Esnry ~ Teller
= e Go1ty. J. y. Rockefeller. = M
Downing A " Stevenson. = ?. Vivian.
c. :. Hart ara c. II Brickens;sIa-
PROM Isahe-F. 7. Dc1o-s- ". : Sweet
Prtncs Haley. A. 2 Campbell. 3. 2 Rich
and AIaxAndsr Roblnson.
Frogn Nevada {. Cleveland. Eanch
Sirotns-. :. 2 overton sna " =. Phu-
ips. leaving 9. 4 Spro1ls anS G. ?. Tsr-
Titt IN the SsatE-
Ien and Thomas Ksarns
From Montsna-C'aari-s L Hartman
From South Dak0tR-R =. PsftixreE.
TIE ofsers constituting the tEe-ry-sh-se
Esrs fro1 scattering states an3 tsr-s-
tories
Il vas <sIi understood among ths bolt
ing delegates that while o1ly ons delegate