The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-06-19
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u" '"' '>~ va '""% >H+t-
p"'nlZlilE' thvl' WAS II" Recommendations
on the h"or III ttH early part OF his adj
uresS' IN" Sali"r'e'' However. We're AT
times '"'ll"roAs' "AN Wl"rA ne asserted
me power {" IhH|H states TO con-
Uroi 'nrlr own Arrears WNn"at clct"tt"N
i'oHn h"F"l"' II! 'i' matter or hh"'ic' or
"lH'ilh% '4>'' h'"h| q IAr delegates
Wer" di""h INT" -" DISPLAY or ca
'huSi'!SNA ny IN" "'-d tumult "tGHt
'he'll' b"t IN" N"|rT@Go senator mad" no
'n"r' at oIa'lla'ir 'H'rt. nc SPOKE III
c1t"r rIiiSlilE torres WHICH nave SO "rt"n
rcSo"h"eN 'hr""%h the nails or the
Chi'co H'"'"S senate. Ii was not until
liz '!"H' VI MS >PN"'h 'h"' re beF"ln"
p"'h impressive "h9 palmetto. HIS re-
we" 'l ms org ''rNl'" III m" r"rtT
Ni1A'tE "HHftt" ttt"t. - ttt~fta!t"ttt tH'
S'' , '' "'E "oou' I" 'dk"' ne drew '!'n-
sen '"Sr'!"r !"r il ma appeal. ana d.
'L4'" WIN "h e"rfeStl"SS that M
H-N "i'lhl"h 'ne ilcralltE' III" r'llEl"ii
"i" 'He salVatlon OF the country were
IL >'ahe.
Alter III had sald Il must sever my
'onilec'ion WIN the politlcal party
"nl'li MAKES 'he solu plank one or the
prlhclpie articles OF It's lalth, the sen
"tor paused ana swept his eye around
'ne nan ror an instant the full sig
hl1cance OF ms delance tailed to III
press ltsel1' then 1t sunk ONE and the
salierles arose win ahother vell, ana
Win the yelis Il 1uSlllade or
iAAHHes' "A iii'ili'L' al''l" aIuS' "neH ne
sald that II under such circumstances
ne renamed III the party ne would be
uh1alth1ul 10 ms trust enthusiastic
cries OF no no. cam" from the dele
gates III the Eastern ana Southern
states. lhrre was deep feeling.
almost pathos' Ill the senator's
voice ana thoSe nearest could detect the
gllmmer Oh tears when he sad there
was heart nurnlng ana grlct III the sac
to max" 1crthe sake or conscience. An
other demonstration rose "heh Teller
1oldeo ms arms across the pix rosebud
on ms coat ana sunk INTO his seat. The
cheers began 'hlS tlhle with the silver
men ana spread 10 the galleries ana
caught up III us Whit many OF the gold
oelesa'es VINO We're ON 'helr 1eet 1rom
aomlra'loh, ho' OF the cause but or the
lllah' anu 'l1S '4iile 'lit AAe>'s were very
rev. Inc demonstration was 1oliowed
by loud cries 1or FORAKER, Foraker
from al parts ol 'he nail Inc senator
erect from ohio' 'he CHAIRMAN
OF the resolutions committee arose,
IL NOT 10 reply 70 the
speech OF the COLORADO senator.
N1fou' ii Woro ne moved 10 lay the
SUBSTITUTE ol1ereo by MI. 1el.er on the
table senator Lodge u MaSSachu-
sets from ms place on the moor sec
onoed 1he hlotloh. Inns morton when
Is not oebi'.eaoie, hao the erect OF call
ing on 1urther DEBATE ana senator Teller
dem;Nlocd " roll eau OF the states. His
oeiilailo was quickly supported by Sen
ator Mantle oh nehall on Montana. ana
Delegate CleVela'id' OF NeV"da The
Vo'e OH the MOTION 10 taDle resulted,
aEts ol-'e nays, lug
1hree We're WIG scenes Whell the vote
on the plat1orll was taken.
All Ill FAVOR OF the adoption OF the
Ave" came in one sonorons hurst
from tbe convention
There wss one faint no. and q cheer
which broke into y clamor of axnact.
,ncv with neonle CLIMBING unou tba;,
chairs and pressing Onward for a v;ayr
Of the silver delepttes.
'.Down in front. - and ..Doyvn ~ and
..Order," were cries which added to
the confusion. II NAV not have been
significant but il was certainly dramat.
ic that almost at this moment the SIM
was hidden by a cloud. Each side NAV
have drawn it's own portents
The great climax OF the conventio, |
was at hand.
Senator Teller elbowed his way TO the
PLATFORM. As his form appeared. a
hush fell upon the thousands in
the galleries, while the dele.
oates ON the floor leaned forward
attentivelv. As matter of priyilege.
Chairman Thurston asked that Senator