The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-07-09

TO confer on the status of the conven-
tons business, White. Of California; Stay
den. OF Texas; Gable. OF Illinois. and Me-
| Creary. of Kentucky.
/ A fine band labOred incessantly to OIL
set the confusion and the patriotic airs
/ served 10 keen the crowd I'm good humor
and maintain the patriotic fervor. When
the Texans raised to the top of their
standard the huge horns of a Texas steer
| surmountcd by the legend Texas gives
2oo.ooo majority" there was roar and
4 shout and enthusiastic tribute to Texas
/ democracy.
Governor Beckham. of Kentucky, was
! given an enthusiastic reception as ne
came in. "a large number of delegates
crowding around to shake him by the
| hand.
Al II o'clock the slender figure of
! Chairman Richardson doomed up above
the platform assemblage; lie swung ire ire
gavel Justify and above the Gln'
( fsintlv could be heard his calls for order.
/ Slowly quiet was brought out OF the S oon
fusion and the chairman presented teN'
/ John J. Giennan for the opening llNocu7
| ton. the entire audience. dcieSales anu
| snectators. standing with bowed neads;
I While the words of the prayer re-echoed
/ through the building. ,,,.,u
/ with the conclusion OF the prayer tha4t
| man richardson made an earnest appear
( ia the delegates and spectators 10 pre-
| serve order so that the Work OF Tue con
vention might proceed without uhodc Il"
terrupuon.
Hogg Heard by the Assembly.
! -, D1.,,,rasop announced thai the
| ri,tfor,n committee was not ready TO re-
/ ~, and pendlng word from thelh' ne
/ invited to the platform Ex-Governor IoSs'
! az Texas. TO address the convention. lne
I giant form of the Texan advanced 10 riie
. e~o,,t md was greeted enthusias tlcai4y'
4 Possessing a good voice ms "''""
yerberated through the nan
! N-be7, he declared the party ala ho'
nr,pos.. 10 surrender one iota OF It's a,'i
( "a an ISaG. as promulgated by the Chl-
/ c.r-, convention, there was round @l'ei
/ -, az ,unlatse. But this broke INTO =
/ ,,.,irlv,,nd of approving shouts when inc
governor asserted that the part! p'''
I fnrn, must contain m uhequNOSs' "''N
1 s,n.cific declaration Cor 10 10 l. W"
I Noticeable that the delegates Joii1u
{ ,ba bodv of spectators in the trloutS -
I - IL n 1 lea Governor hogs afi".SH
! - ~. r.olIcV of the present auHAillISNl
4 ton IN the Philippines ana on Lut ~
I Sairs generally and its subserVlehcy 20
I .~,.ts 40 closed with a predlctlOit ma
a platforn appealing TO the people TOT q
I correction OF EXISTING eVlls Woulu Diih9
VICTORY ~ ,eTroination Of Governor Hogg'
/ ai1reSs chairman Richardson steppcu
| forward to say few words 70 ~ a.
| alarms Martin, and the crown 80 80 80
| ,,arfape Of The opportunity 10 start tne
1 90 Tor .uili" IL came from All quar-
/ tors of the galleries and pIa1Ic"lIg LII LII
/ ~ II from, the delegates. Mlheied WIN
/ ~ III lie were Kisses Chairman RlcharG1
I - y,iclaed his gavel vigorously, dhu
y,bcn order was restored IN some Degree
at !lc1ientIenen. have the honor to intro
a,ca ~ ven Hon y NJ. Dockery' MIS-
I souri's faVcrite SON
Docl1ery Warmly Received.
Mr. Dockery was warmly received ana
his prompt attack upon the eohuuc' "
the republican administration TOT 10
! ,,opagernent OF the Philippine question
-. ted With the usual demonstra-
tion of applause. His assurances ma
p,.,,ap would be the next president OF the
| United states and his condemnation OF
env alliance between this country anu
/ England brought the same enthusl ASH
1 ,,,,tt,n and cries of Hurrah for DOCK
| eryr' from the Missouri delesa.ioiS nnda-
! appeal for harmony aIonb me nj
,,t.r,,,aI nrirclpleS' met with a CheSt, INV
| when a minute later he said. Iehtieilieii,
| get onto the platform, MAa.cN0 IL 49,, 49,
be-" yell went w NlAe"' 4'V
| delegations. ,5
"Talk this way httle," shouted
a Georgia delegate.
.I can't talk every way" replied the
| speaker. ,,..lo
shouted the Georgian.
Tho first mention of Dewey's name
| s,nc,s the opening of the convention was h
| 80 nv AIR Dockory while discussing tuc
| I,,.t-S,D,iS,o Question but the name or the
| san,ni,s admiral was received WltuOut
,i,,l.s Of applause. He closed his REMARKS
Xrifh the as urance of democratic success
and the celebration OF the SSl.e,1t,r "a
| Jerferson's termination next NONSNDsei ~,
| AZ tba conclusion Of the speech OF MI
| 1ockerv Mayor ID. 5. Rose. or MlW
| To- WIS called 10 thODlatfor1n 10 uutS9S
H. Convention. He made a me iInpress-
| sion Instantly. Attired in piaek SUI
I and standing easily ana SpeaniiT re- ,,oice
/ he soon stirred the audience. iiIs w. -.
yvas clear and ringing, ard penetra'eu "
/ the uttermost parts of the nan
Rose Pleads for Germans.
| co.,,,,, of wisconsin, he said that al
.ha,,rh a. had given a majority against
~ Pr,,ar An 1896 II could be brought this
- tnto the democratic column by
.,-a,,or ,Io.form and a suitable running
49, ,ar AIR Bryan lie said the de-
100000, ~ the United States was In the
sadaIa ,o fight for the principles enun-
cia,ea nv Thomas jefferson, who. in the
rresent day, was PERSONNEL by "hiiiih
]. Bryan. -, A.. A..
MAYOR Rose made a strong appear 10 the
convention TO remember the great army
of German voters throughout the United
States Those voters. he declared hold
! the balance of power between the demo-
cratic and republican party.
"XVe believe that we can secure their
| co-oneratiop" he said with eaf nestness,
"and this convention ought 10 hold out
to them every inducement 20 STAND by
US"