New-York tribune., 1900-07-06

6rompt attack upon the conduct Of the Republican
administration for its management OF the Fhillp-
pine question greeted with the usual demon
stration Of applause. His assurances that Bryan
would be the next President OF the United States
and his condemnation OF any alliance between this
country and England received the same enthusiss-
sic reception, and cries OF 'Hurrah for Dockery!
from the Missouri delegation. His appeal for har-
mony "along the fundamental principles met with
a cheer and when a minute later he said: Gen
1lemen get on the platform. whatever II may
ibe" yell went up chiefly from the silver delega-
1ions. Talk this way ntte!" shouted Georgia
delegate. Il can't talk every way" replied the
speaker. Then talk this way little! shouted
the Georgian.
The Arst mention Of Dewey's name since the
opening of the Convention was made by Mr. Dock
cry while discussing the Philippine question, but
the name of the famous Admiral received with
out a ripple Of applause. He closed his remarks
with the assurance of Democratic success ana 'he
celebration Of the centennial OF Jefersons nomina-
ton next November.
Mr.. Dockery said in his speech:
Mr. Chairman Ladies and Fellow Citizens:
congratulate the representatives OF the uhcohqueI
assenIed in his Democratic Gibraltar to reaflrm
and 10 nominate that glorious son Nebraska to
lead US to victory in the coming contest "A n8f5e @
1Saf Sovarnments derive their lust powers from
the consent Of the governed. Al the tiliie ineIS
was not q government In the world which heheved
tury BY the light Of the example of this young
e,er oern5ert in Furone except Russia has
written Constitution. That growth Is due not TO the
Of our great novies But TO the example of liberty
set by this young Republic: lAppiapseo ,,,o ,+ar
p more than hundred years Of triumph political
IS proper therefore that the Democracy should
the stajesmanship of Thomas Jefferson. under
] PoSy of OF M % II b is 6Tons P51Per nel oe
frlne and declare anew the doctrine.
Is MOI IL n
ing, as believe the convictions of the unconquer-
moved except with the tread of victory we are
opposed 70 gold standard. because II doubles our
rich. lA2plauseD
TARIFF THE MOTHER OF TRUSTS.
know that as heretofore. we are opposed to a
high tariff. because 1t is the mother of our trusts
tariif because it is driving the nag Of our coun-
ITy rom ne hish seas ana mas nlaoe EnsIane me me
eaTIn IN that contest EngIanq ] vii be our greae &
Democracy Of this country and of Missouri espe-
cially is opposed to the policy Of the Republican
feast sympathy for England in her contest against
the dying South African Republics. Great ap-
our forefathers tossed the tea over the side of
the ship into Boston Harbor more than a hundred
lyears ago because Of the principle Of taxation
citizens that the Democratic party will toss some
thing else into the Gulf OF Mexico at the next cleo
IRON power in NV washington, tApplause) In this
y never saw the time. speaking for myself, when
The Democratic party had too many voters. 1t is
PP5a5ef fe and nd angher It mas room LOT one more
be Rao9y R ob w S ne os aa t the
principles a voice: That is right" and appausel
democrat get on the platform whatever it may
wa anf ba hep to rsst esFTy Ait IT, }Apggagtse eogg ~
be united in our efforts for victory The great fight
This country requires for freedom and justice Now
icy without waiting for the consent Of Marx Hanna
or the, Republican party or anybody else, (Ap-
win have the Nicaragua Canal dug. by the Govern
InenI ot the United States controlled BY the Coy
power Of the Government of the United States
canal bill sed by the heRSsG RepGbah i ne psTg IN
bv a with be RepGssn II GoeS the
should have said. daughter and applause5 They
' % anG Is h and nSi apPauaa qia a
tb South y f1w a e citizens aZ rs and and R Rec9{ op from
one Of the great means TO bring prosperity to our
public is TO shorten the line of ocean transporta-
t5t J5GR 10 the orient because in the East, almost
victory on the lst of May. 1885 live one-third Of
under The policy of the Democratic party as sdc
Want to dP that daHa 5ydn TBe6P BAPPags9
san9 81 Tf fbs from mp power We at
foreign born citizens. opposed to large standing
Army (cheersD L means Imperialism it means
is, ME the Republican party this question OF
our people out Of business. Trusts are monopoliz-
e sTage IS SO n that the issues are great Now what
stand IL to be at this time Let rs dvem Iut to
stand By the We SIDE RaEs o %2gts7 f9P5q It at
and applausel and Colorado by the side Of Ne.
and to K9GPf who 20 are t ,Sp OS
IN soid phalanK on the 9Th of November and n
the centennial Of Jeersons inaugTaon T1 y
cency- CCheers) "0 te0i-
At the conclusion of the speech of Mr. Dockery
mayor D. g. Rose OF Milwaukee was called to the
piatforIn 70 address the Convention. He made a
,lhe impression instantly. Attired in a black sack
suit and standing easily and speaking iuently he
soon stirred the audierce His voice was clear
end ringing and penetrated to the uttermost parts
OF the hall.
Speaking OF Wisconsin he said that although +,
had given majority against Mr. Bryan in 1896 II
could be brought this year into the Denocrst tic
coiumn by proper platform and a suitable run.
ming mate for Mr.. Bryan. He said the Democracy
OF the United States was In the saddle to hgha for
ne me principles enunciated by Thomas Jefferson
VINO IN the present day was personifed by William
- Bryan Mayor Rose spoke as follows:
Gentlemen Of the Convention-we come 70 VI,
from State that is counted upon by our frie, :
lLhe enemy as surely their own State that gave
lglye William ]. Bryan a majority in 1900 Cheers
csg,s Say own city Of Milwaukee, gave the Repubcar
eaoldate at the election OF 1896 seven thousand ma
t2oalt9g' and IN the spring Of 1898 It gave Demo
Appause Eve G large asGy sT of bal9s!y be Of @ $ sec
S9nnlarses S9nS1n rs undeE Demoerauc administration
fIor next November that you keep your eve or
ioisappoint you. Applause) The wisconsin Demo
lcrais are fighting Democrats. We have been
for the last forty years Laughter and applause
fIhe Democrats OF that State to-day, one and ali
plsusel -Four years ago the leaders Of our party
those who had been elevated TO places Of trust
and high position, deserted US. A new Democracy
Sprang up fapplause)-a Democracy that stood FOR
y. a TgeU1n Ic