New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. july 6. 1900


ntrodGetiop to this audiehce nor to the ArqsFisan
braskl is proud of him but New-York is proud OF
f hm also M aPRauseb Aus bsnner anI Of Democracy
in almost every state in the Union Hts voice has has
in behalf Of the cause OF the c9mmgo9 people IN
Great applause and cheeringl He will not only
have the support Of his Psrya ~ gI Hnea issb f3r
three minutes. The band joined in the dernonstra-
He is strong: strong with the masses strong with
the farmers. strong with the artisan-strenger even
questioned during all the time he has been under
the gaze Of the American people tCheers1u u ms rs
Congress No others have served during such a
brief Rd Rd5oa and hh ReaPs nd & Of the
can people applause Ii1is IonHfnton; on;o5nla5
by this hospitable community, was indeed the
proper place to nomirsIe sn55 2 pecnarIv the
cause of the people. His electtan viii mean non
II will mean the amelioration OF the people; u
viii the destruction Of & Gfmnsl trusts oncnG SnG
and retrenchment in governmental affairs; IT win
throughout this land wherever the flag floats lApee
Rause II will IL mean s JetgT4 on 10 Of f
ApPagse9 It vii & hut o befff tae few RoI wR6 6@y may ~
against him. loud applause
BOWS TO CONVENTIONS WILL.
I. as you we'll know, was of those who in
good faith doubted the wisdom OF some oTS9pns Top
into details certain portions Of our hnanGal 4
policy
the decision loud applause and cries of Hurrah
'oF am % here to say further that the platform that
has been read is & woTth OF tn the be vote IN
this country. (Applause) Those VINO do not aqS
there are some issues which they do not desire to
present as strongly as $50 some Sa GaeTf fey faa 5a Is
worthy Of their approval At least In some portions
Sdf OF Rs snd 9arry sonP he Appa1se This IS the
time for unity anq @ not Ior av5s0T ana 3 party sue
cess. I plead because of the dangers which con.
we should happened to be defeated which l do not
believe what viii follow? 1t means the restoration
Of the apportionment of members of Congress
dSs Gonse9uf Se redncon in the Electoral Col
lege from our Southern States; and the plea OF
by Election Day that that some Of the newborn States
Of the West which they had Fehed GP1n Pgl,sa nao
So 1 sorry TO say that this is a most i'm
P0ramt oT oGr c6nT o the best
interests Of all our people have no no titne IN ITO 10
and not of measures now.
upon this platform of the people of the East.
Cheers what we need is an old las tashIonsd r9HS T
viii mean restoration of the currency OF our
rule for States Trat will mean popular govern
ment restored. That will mean the supremacy Of
great result which we hope to achieve am here to
say simply in conclusion that New-York expects to
ICheersJ
When order was restored the secretary OF the
Convention proceeded with the call of States. Ten
nant Lomax of Alabama briefly seconded the nom
nation Of Mr. Bryan. During his speech the vast
audience grew restless. So much confusion existed
that it was extremely difficult 70 hear the speakers
words. In fact thirty feet from the platform they
could be heard.
W B Moore of North Carolina followed Mr..
Lomax with a brief eulogy Of Bryan In the course
OF his speech hundreds of persons left the hall the
lateness of the hour and their inability 10 hear
being the motive.
In the midst Of the confusion at the close of Mr..
Moore's address Georgia delegate rose. and
behalf Of the South requested that that peerless
leader and orator Of Virginia, John ". Daniel, be
called to address the Convention.
Senator Daniel was escorted TO the platform, and
he appeared at the front OF the chairman's desk,
attred in conventional black broadcloth coat and
trousers and his usual white tie Facing the audi
ence he locked the statesman and orator. To him
accorded enthusa site reception. His speech
was brilliant and eloquent euogy Of Mr.. Bryan.
When he said II second the nomination OF one who
would rather be right than be President perfect
storm of cheers swept over the audience. and when
he added He is right by his noble and discerning
nature and he soon will be President the thou
sands present rose from their seats and amid the
waving of hundreds of flags cheered for almost a
minute The congratua tions received by Senator
Daniel at the close of his speech amounted 10
distinct ovation.
SENATOR DANIELS ELOQUENT WORDS
Senator Daniel spoke as follows;
Mr. President and Gentlemen of the National
Deocratie Convention; have 9nlX few woGqs
from M the most pleasing duty the crowning event
of this wonderful Convention On oehaI[ or the
unanimous delegation from Virginia and by com
mand of the sovereign people of that state, sec
ond the nomination Of one who would rather O he
WBo is % now right BY the insJinctive Virtues of his
9ocn 6e PTeseR By the many rtueS Of the
American people, GApplaGSe and and cheeIinsl +ns
present condition of our country IS vindiGation
trIne which taught four years ago. which then
row is the voice of their union (Renewed and
furious applause and cheeringD The doctrine is
the volume Of money ana we have witnessed by
the naked eye the prices Of produce increasing in
mil mint and as new paper was was printed p3t So that in
witness the increase of industry IN this land as
its vindcation.
The Republican party of this country, met not
long since in the old historic city of Philadelphia
rich with the memorials Of the grandest intellectual
swords sIto Thev 1eTe there With those memors
before them, They were in the sight and under the
from the lips of the Republican party while they
sat within its portal that would remind the coun-
ory of the great struggle that made US free
re25 a 6 aPp2I&Se @ & ana o fheeFng ice m ~ was ony ns5g
tence from the Constitution of the United States
could not have read the Declaration OF Indepen-
de9ce without every6ody snPpostng that a satirist
meeting. daughter and applause0
This day, my countrymen, marks a new epoch
but new epoch in the history of America. II
turns over a new page in the history of the world
ell world powers for the proclamation and steady
defence OF the bedrock principles of American
TO you here where the fruits of constitutional
Democratic. intellectual. political and material eX
this mighty territory, stretching from the Father
n NaDOIROn ~ dadT-