The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

FOR Bryan. After q moment tho ponntOr
was able 10 hear himself Introduce Mr..
Danforth M the chairman OF thu meet
ing.
Mr.. Danforlh In hts turn, pounded
With a snvcl on the rnIl and III his turn
was Shaworrd with calls for Bryan. Mr.,
Dhntoith's speech was u brlGf one, n
nero formal introduction OF Governor
stone Mr.. Stone read his notIOcntl tlon
rom printed sllns, but his voice carried
Almost 10 the ends OF the hnll,
Governor Stone In part snId. s.
Govrrnor stonr's Address.
Mr.. Chairman We are here this even
Ing to give formnl notice OF their sclcc.
ton to the gentlemen nominated by tho
national Democratic convention as cnn-
dldates FOR President nMl vice president
OF the United States.
Mr, Chairman. the convention which
assembled ut Chicago OF the seventh
uhy OF july last was convened IN the us-
uhl way, under call Issued In due form,
BY the national Democratic cnlnmIttcc,
Ihere was nothing out OF the ordinary in
the mnnner OF Its assembling, and Moth
Ing In tho action OF the committee un-
der whose authority II was convokCd, to
ulstinguish II from It's predecessors 1t
was IN al respects a regular national
convention df the Democratic patty. Ev-
cry state In the union from Maine to
AlaSka was represented by full quota
OF delegates, and may add with nGr-
rect truth that n more Intelligent nnl
thoroughly representative body OF DEM
ocrAts was never assembled upon the
American continent. The convention
was called for two purposes: First. to
formulate platform dcclaratOry OF the
party principles. md secondly, to nOml-
mates candidates for President and vice
president OF hte United States. Both
these purposes were fully accomplished
and accomplished according TO the us
ages that have been recognized and the
methods OF procedure which have oh
tnincd In Democratic conventions for 80
years. The acts Of the convention, there
fore. were the acts OF the Democratic
party. Its work was done under the
sovereign authority OF the national or
EaniZation: and that work was the direct
outgrOwth Of the calm, well-matured
Judgment OF the people themselves, de-
liberately expressed through their rep
resentatlves chosen from among the
wisest. most trusted. and patriotic Of
their fellow citizens In ull the states.
The Chicago platform has been de-
nounced as un- Democratic and the del
egntes composing the convention have
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dcrnd.
Ten minutes OF cheers followed. Bryan
stood nlOnc at the front OF the stage with
outstretchrd hand asking for silence.
while his audience stood on their chairs
cheering fraHtlcally and repeatedly
shouting his name In chorus. After three
or four minutes OF this scene, Bryan
tired Of waiting for an opportunity to
speak, sank into n chair and the band
broke Into patriotic air Then Mr..
Danforth came to the rescue with his
cave!, and finally the speech was begun.
Talking from railroad trains had told
plainly upon the candidates voice, Its
huSkIness was apparent and II could
nat begin to I'LL the hall until It warmed
up to the task. Unlike his Chicago
speech. Mr. Bryan read his address from
manuscript. He spoke slowly and
was interrupted with vulleyS OF cheers.
Tho. delivery OF Mr. Bryan's speech
consumed not over two hours. and It's
finish was greeted with hearty applause.
Mr.. Brynn spoke as fellows:
E,,ny-IyiilIr Brynu-"what 1 Know,
Mr. Chairman n Gan,,emn, NJ the Cam.
t.'N '''e'' 0A '"'
mittee anu FeiIo" Citizens:
I shall, ut future day and In for
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