Arizona republican., 1900-09-14
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Jones of "Order," and Sit down."
 I'll not sit down until this c9nven- tion adjourns.' shouted Mir. Jones. "Is this a democratic conve ntion?"
 It was certainly getting to be like the session of the day before and nobody doubted that that was q democratic convention. MT. Jones was ruled out fl order, but he renewed his request for the plans and specifications of d democrat
 These chairmen are not a dictionary. Go and look it up," said Temporary Chairman Ling. There was a brisf but warm fight over an unsuccessful motion by a Smith delegate to adjourn
 The adoption of the resolution as amended was moved as a clincher by Mr. Herndon. There was slight di- vision, possibly the suit of g. misun- Gerstanding among the Smith dele gates. and the motion was declared carried by viva voce vote. An ad- Journment was then taken until s o'clock.
 NEW LEASE OF LIFE.
 The convention. which had seemed 50 near it's end was now indefinitely pro longed. It would be easier. of .urse, to pick a seventh m mber of the ere Ceutials committee out of the whole territory than out of the convention hut even if he Were found immediately hc would have tN go over the Arc"nrds ot the late county convention. so that there was little prospect Of a report Ct < o'clock or any other time last night.
 A great many delegates had arranged to leave town and about thirty from Pima, Santa Cruz. Graham ani eisC~ where in the southern part Of the ter- l'itory did go Cu a special at 20 this morning. The Pima delegates had to go, for they are due at c-unty pOlit- ical fight at Tucson tonight. Each de parting delo gatiop l-ft its chairman or some other member behind t0 represent he whole.
 The usual crop oc rum1rz which no- body believed, of q settlement. began to issue from the II tel Adams As a matter af fact strange and sensational things of which few We're aware ani which are hereinafter described, were actually happening there.
 THE NIGHT MEETING.
 At o'clock the largest crowd of the convention was assembled in Doris
 
 ton of ladies, for this dem cratic con- vention had come 70 be looked upon as a good thing which deserved pushing along. Ladies have fine and discrim- rating sense of humor. There were few delegates present and still fewer at o'clock. There was nobody in au- thority and pandemonium was created in the gallery and dumped down stairs. There were cries for speakers. George Purdy BUllard was the first choice. The crowd yelled itself hoarsa for him. At last he was picked up by his friends and carried to the stage. where he do lvered pleasing five minutes address in which he took occasion to answer Wiley Jones question, What is a dem "crat?' AIr. JOn.s $ was not there to hear 1t. He was engaged in looking it ID In a dictionary.
 The first political news reached the convention at 9:30. It was that Dr. J. M. Ford had been chosen as the sev- cnth member of th- credentials com mittee. It is curious. that though Dr Ford has all alo>g affiliated with the Wilson people, there was a general i'm pression that his selection meant the triumph of Smith. This impre ssion