The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09

will do, my southern friends. We vii
fight you here and elsewhere. We vii
fight you until you are sorry for YOU
indiscretion of this day"
The vote resulted in the adoption of TIN
minority report, $40 to $40. Harrity pre-
sided with the utmost fairness, and in thu
face of repeated challenges counted thos'
states us Il unit where they had been st
instructed and In this way the gold mcr
lost SOM 20 votes. Hill didn't vote
but Dauiel. secure in the certainty OF
success, voted for Hill. The Virginians
and s0utherncrs generally ,cheercd and
plumed themselves on this striking cN'
hibition of chivalry.
An outbreak Of dissent, followed by
cheers and Kisses, greeted thi, statement.
All through the latter part of MIR. Wal
ler's speech attempts were made to cry
him down, and he finally responded by
warning the convention that ne would
make himself heard. He concluded with
II short appeal for party unity. and took
his seat amid cheering from the Connec-
ticut delegation. Mr.. Waller suggested
that Hill should be eleclcd temporary
chairman and Daniel permanent chair
man. III there were othcr arrangements
made, he hoped they would be wiped
out, and the chivalrous ana courageous
thing done AT the opening OF the con-
vention.
John McDermont OF New Jersey, told
or the sterling democracy OF New Jersey
amiga praise 10 mn y, tne man MIC
'iau snen W Wy pa.'y Wy srs'n AZ
y oc.'oeIa.. ra I'M cueerns. MI NJ. ny.
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Weie uepal''ns iuom snc PI,nc.p .i "
enei pal.s W. o,a' ~ .ho na;H ,.
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suiee'i ~ you nn,I !; ~" =, h;,ta " H.
" 80, W. :, g. ~ ,, ;" -, ~, III, III,
mood If IN Novemher '" 'o' VIZ
20, Eoiiovs raid j., ,,;h,ta ,o tho
snInndid ah;iitv and lon@.nStah,ishod
demncracv NJ tbe gentleman from Viz.
gin;, Mr. DapieI and had hn hoen nam
mated to a Mace nm the ticket hv this
convention Nov York would gladly
ho'a niven MI, s,,,,nnrt IL ,oeaa1aa
In show the reoniaritv of rho .ction of
the national commjttee which he aid
for n longer neriod than tbe jives ofIanv
delegates nresent had nresented for the
nurnosn III Accommodation the namoe Of
officers to temnorarilv All the chairs
and its action In This regard h.d never |
before been Questioned He character.
lied the nlan now nronosed ,s following
a republican nrecedent, disowned do, |
nounced and snit unon
ua rooonn;zaa ,ho r;o,. oe .ho m
-, ~ s-,.I .t,a ~. ha
" . ~ ny So"'T T, "nch
nv, crnan;,.t;t,r ,r,,id So ,a,h'
'Why not hermit. the report Of fhe
), be said $40 ot,rd i, ;,s
,nterity9'' He referred IA tho nrac,.
lent of the convention Of four wars
90. when Mr. Cleyeland was nominat.
d Mr. Cleyeland's name being rereiy.
"A With ,baor.l n,har ,a,,,o,a,y
"tH N"ob "hoi' 'ehP
hartman opposed 10 the candidate
Who had A majority of the convention r.
,as .IIowaa q, ,..e;la -. ~, 49,,
%" o"e' " Pioe'.o "'o' 'ho 'o'h
orary organization OF the convention.
nd afterWari the ma iority took charge
nd ,,,,inn.,l -; ,l;la,
~ Ao''n"'e" 'heii eah''i""'e'
Incers.
Two hours and "A half were given To
iaba+a ia ,h;L LIs , L., ,har,
"So"tS ~ "nieit nan o"@op "'ntin +;
III was more effective
Deninp than the sound money men
Tb. oro.t ,,an,ons,.o,;nn 80 ~ lea,
80 'ou'oiist'a'ioa ", wy oa'
DlloWeu the announcement OF THIS re-
llt. DELEGATES stood IN their rhaIra
nh vaIlad s,;,h ,,;nht .nd ,,.;n ua,
u" yoiioo WIN hhisht aho h"ih' MdN
lg canes. handkerchiefs and flags,
ne hand tile6 rho enthusiasm ny
,arting up patriotic air, and the ,
eiegates stamped, clapped and cheered \
18th righteousness that threatened
, Drown tho ognrts ~ tha nns;,;,,n.,
""" VIZ ''o' 10 va 'hc h'"S'e'"oo'
Senator Daniels Speech. i
San,tor n.,,ol or ..i,; a., hat;
"'" '""'o'' oh tanip the .hai',
>presseu MS gratitude Tor the noDor
ld his regret that an issue of Drin- n
nh, should b,ya ,,Io,,ae, Nj, .o.;n.t 81
Pio nnouiA nave piaceu nun dedinst a
Is distinguished friend Hill. lie SAID II
A 8 the tnaioritv nf tho ,nnven,ion yy.s NAT
rsonaI in lis aims. neither WAS IL sectional. II
gan with the sunrise in Maine and spread Y
10 n sunhurst IN i 'nuisiann ara Tcx.r II n
FETCHED in nnhrok.n lines arross the rnni,pen,
mn Virginia ami 1;corgta M cai,fornia 4,
fept ike A nrairie dre over IOWA and Kansas el
n In iighted nm tho hori,on n, Nahrasta q
There was M north no snu,h cas-, nr west in g
q unris,ny If tho neonle Tor Amer,can eman' u
patton from the conspiracy of European Kings Of
4 ~ a. ra., Rr,,a,, ,.h,L sn,,..h, - Jas,.e,, Ii
. b.,1 ~ ,h ,n"nn ", M rIa " :.
ncrcan ,,anufac,4rers me,chants Farmers
ii mcchsnics newer ~ wood and drawers Of II
tier. He apneaIed 10 Mi democrats 10 aeoui. m
re in rho viii n. tho urea, n,.iority n, ,hnir IL
low democra,s and re 90 with ,hen, ~ ,ha,, =,
a oftentimrs gnnc Min ,hase 10 ,xhnp hs d'
pealed
Be moi forgot that IN ,hc las, national conyen IL
N of lsgs You nroclaimed yourseiyes' To i, in ~
vor nj The ,,se ri hoth GOLD ami silve, ma The al
,ndard money ~ ,he conntrv and for thc in
naga az NOM coid md lie, ,y,,,hn,, disertn -,
,tior ,s,ains, a5thcr na,.i ~ charno Co. mir, 'e
a and Thai inc only ,mestIon Iaft omen Wa sf
! ratio between the metals 10 not forgrt tha, or
4 fnnr veyrs 90 in thar same conventfnn thr -,
.,v ynrl doiegstion stood nnro soitd arI In VI
,vahlo for a candidate committed m tho froe SO
Il uniin.tted COINAGE Of silver and 'yo,S n, Tho m
Ito of is to i; and that If we are Tor 4, sim il