The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-07-14

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Stevenson.
Delegate 3. II. McCalla, of Louiai.
ma, arose from his seat and seconded
the nomination OF Hill.
Again the name of Hill aroused the
convention to cheering and applause,
Delegate Knott, OF Maryland, pre-
sented the name of Governor John
Walter Smith, of Maryland.
George Fred Williams, of Mnsa.
chusetts, said New York was entitled
to consideration, but seconded
Townc's nomination.
Cordial applause was given Towne's
name, but it was tempered with ex.
pressions from delegates that raised
the question OF Towne's democracy
In response to these cries Williams
insisted that Towne was as much q
democrat as any man in the conyen.
ton. At the conclusion of his speech
both Williams and Towne were hearti.
ly cheered.
Minnesota yielded the floor to Cum.
mings, OF Connecticut, who briefly
seconded the nomination of Towne.
Senator Money, of Mississippi, de.
clared the ticket should be composed
of men both-of whom had been demo.
Gratis in almost every political affilia.
ton. He therefore secondedt the nom.
ination Of Stevenson.
The audience received Governor
Stone, Of Missouri, with great enthusi-
assn. His eulogy of Teller md Towne
called forth applause. He declared
that even il they had been republicans
their support Of silver and Bryan en-
titled them to seats in this conven-
ton, which was the signal for more
enthusiasm. He closed by seconding
Stevenson.
Nevada had F. g. Newlands present
its views. He named Towne as it's
choice. The minute he mentioned the
name there was call for q vote. Col.
onel Henry o. Kent, of New Hamp-
shire, made n short speech, fayoring
Stevenson. s9
Delegate DAILY, of New Jersey, sec
onded Hill. New York yielded to Del
aware and i. Handy spoke for Hill.
The convention was becoming impa.
tient over the long list Of seconding
speeches. There were frequent calls
of "Time."
North Dakota. from the floor, sec.
onded Hill.
8. NJ. Gates, of North Carolina, nom.
mated Judge Carr. Of that state.
NJ. A. Daugherty, of Ohio, named A,
w, Patrick, Of Ohio. for Vice presi.
dent.
Oregon seconded Lewisw Snowden,
Pennsylvania seconded the nom;na.
ton Of Stevenson, Tennessee second.
ed the nomination 81 ain. South
Carolina, Texas. Utah. Vermont and
West Virginia seconded the nomina-
Of Stevenson.
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