The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-05

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O. vas cordially essd bv many e -
tai-Earss az hz passed them W2s- h
rac-ed r-s I1wa tsl Ea-t1-. seats z
l- the rear @ New York. Cato sells rose
-1 shake ha-fs with him. and Instantly
there was gr'up ar1und TIE tan Nsw
Yorker. au shaking hands with kim. ard
patti-s him On The should=r From t-e
NJ York ssleEat tlo1. however. II SUI
rz- received I'd r@cogui-io- 10 Eaud sAais
I'd smile He took apparently az mctIs r.
.=rezt IN Ntsw Eorx as New York svi-cc4
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q sre-t - tt-s with then
D-rlrE are early uc--t-- -s Ar-E=-t-s
sttress -E= 11- q cr1vs-glrI-u in the
galleries. a-1 ar--g the 6zI=-a tss was -
irut that ro- uu-1 Z what n said va
a-d ela. sxc=p- % th-se close 60 Ei-- Ths
-1U= ct Marx Hanna. Ct . iu accs-c
whi-h dit zcc imply approval was th@
frs thing The crowd az large ca1Eht- az1
although 11t many knew 1-<t VIA, tls
missile had beeus o. whether it Rad hl-
the mark were vas a howl z del Eh--
his proE-1s-tca -fcrs q Eeuccratic So
cess next fall vas the signal f0- z-cchsr
vocal spasu. and when h clarsI c1at
Il -hs 6su1rats q The country had uo-
s--1-le-t co1fdsrce IN th=f- delegate %
=u-r1=s szs esaEs x aee-se=ssT sAs=
they would not have sat them here .
nominate a cz-ti5re t5r -h= presidency
Tzss coming from a nan q 1I- Al
E5s known attitude upcn The silver
c-s-tic-- was -skz- by the Il u z5vc-
Gates a. a 5irecr chzupi11ship Z their
czus=. ard thsy we're O. thst- f=ee in an
instant. sh01rirg and waving their hats
ard ha15zsrrht=ss with TIE greatest en-
rh-s-zsu
- loud vas ths cheering that the speak-
- vas compelled % suspend his remarks
uzrfI th= c7roar had subSi5@,i II came
again in = minute. however. when he
declared that any notification q The
Chicag0 platform would place th= deuo-
cratic party IN rfdiculoI- r-~sftiou b.
fore the Aze=t-z1 p@orls
Ire report % the committee On rules
vas rad s13sadopt=d-
TIE rsr-r u the committee On cre-
esntizls sfttt4 Marx cohen and P 2
Mob fl TIE New York delegation t1=
Cz-k 6slegzti71 IL Nontauz and giving
one half Z v0-e % each dejsgzt5Cn n
Oklahoma vas read. ard q minority -
pert tizeut5ug from the decision IN th-
OkIshona case presented There Ezs
some objections made by Murray and
Va-6ivzr from Maryland q The commit
tee taking - action IN the District e
Colrrnhiz
After q brist speech in support u his
c0ntertfo1 that the credentials COMMITTEES
had MT dealt fair Etrh the District q
C0lu-btz cc-=s-- NJ Vsudtv=r moved
% r=co-r-uI- that part q tn report %
-h= c9unitt=e. The motion was last amid
z sto-n q "noz-
TIE re-or- q th= crr-uf-t=s vas tts1
ts6ate.
Chairman Thomas then called for ths
-z-c-- n c1z commits EN- = r11s neat Or
aria cfor- Vrhsc Z vas announced that
Hen. Jausz-D. Richardson Of Tennessee,
lad been selected a. permanent "a Ru4u
cheers sE=p-Cv=- The z-5f=uc=-
II report recommended that Hon John
? richardson q Tennessee. BE- r1zdz per
-z1ezr chairman of the ccrvsuti5n- also
that The temporary secretary. assistant
s=cr=- aries. s=rz=z r-s-at-zrus reaiirg
clerks. special oI-cers and ne5f-al oTf--
=rs b made the permanent Officers Of
The convention, and, in addition thar Hon
Lincoln Dtx1n- 0t Indiana; Hon JEFFERSON
Pollard q Missouri; Hon William Crow
=-L 0t Kentucky. and Hon W 2 A B=r-
-auer. Il Illinois b reoommneuded as
secretaries.
Chairman Thomas, after the adoption Of
tie report without debate. appointed a
committee consisting OF Former Governor
NcCreary. q Kentucky: Daniel Canpau.
= Michigan, and Mayor PbeIan- AZ san
Francisco. 70 escort the permanent chair
nan 70 the platform
Owing % the densely packed coudt lon
Z The aisles IL required some Iittle time Z
or Messrs. Campau. McCrezry and Phe- Z
an U get close enough 10 Mr.. Richard
.oa 20 escort him to the platform The
so1r men marched IN single file. the c1I-
INN headed by Governor McCreary. plOw-
q their way 10 the side aOf Chairman $
Thomas. Governor McCreary advanced
% the front OF the platform and said: {
Gentlemen a the convention. IL g'veS Z
ne great pleasure 70 introduce 10 you {
he permanent chairman of this conysn-
ic1, Hon James D Richardson OF Ten z
.essee."
NJ. Richardson r=oeatedly bowed his
cknowI edgements II the cheers that Z
weDt in wave after wave through the r
.aH.
The hail had become very quiet by this :
line and the address OF Chairman RfcG- .
.rdson was given much better hear.-- Z
han any that had preceded It Risaar- y
.rraingument Of the failure of the repub-
lean party establish b.metal.ism and ?
h creation instead Of single gold stand g
.ri was received with marife- tations % z
iearty approval 10
Mr. Richardson said: u
I am deeply sensible % the great q
honor you have bestowed upon me %
preside over this gre al d. uocratiC co.. 2
'enlon. We have been clothed with a