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oppositlon OF the crowd before them coulc
prevent, and, pushing, showing, claWine
and cheering, they hoisted their man upor
the platform, and lifted him upon chair
The effort was successful, and New Yorl
was eclipsed once MORE. Kellar is no small
man TO hold aloft In a crowd of struggling
pushing men.and the Tammany crowd wa.
nearly ready to drop with exhaustion, bu
glance at the Georgia banner brough
new strength into their wearied arms, ant
new determination into their hearts, ant
MI. hellar went UP still higher, and New
YORK was on top once more. The conven
ton by this time was in state of frantic
excitement
Hawaii Leads Parade.
The men from Hawaii carrying theil
large banner, came down the AISLE followed
by shouting mob which bore all before it
The band struck up THE Stars ant
Stripes and to it's inspiring strains the
crowd commenced to march around the
floor, yelling like madmen, waving every.
thing that could be lifted into the air. Hats
handkerchiefs. umbrellas. state emblems
banners and the national colors were
united into conglomerate wave and be-
meath 1t marched a crowd of men fairly be.
side themselves with excitement With
flushed faces. down which the perspiratior
roied In streams, many without coats anC
vests, they went round and round the hall
shouting, yelling and screaming at the
top of their voices. Those delegates who
did not join in the march, lent most efficient
aid i'll increasing the uproar. They could
contribute nothing but their voices an6
their hats and handkerchiefs, but they
used the first as though they were made OF
BRASS and originally designed for one
nights wear only. and the last two in q
manner fully as energetic.
LASTED Half an Hour.
Precisely 20 minutes after Chairman
Richardson had mentioned the name a1
Bryan, which, like the waving of magic
wand, had conjured up a scene of sucl
wonderful enthusiasm as has seldom beer
witnessed in a political convention, he
began to rap for order; but the delegates
We're not yet ready to yield the floor
even to the chairman of the convention
The band in the gallery started patri
otto air, and despite the continuous eff.
forts of Chairman Richardson to restore
order, the demonstration continued TO,
912 minutes longer. its total length being
2912 minutes.
Adjournment.
Order was then sufficiently restored to
enable the chairman to recognize Dele.
gate j. G. Johnson. of Kansas, who made
motion that the convention adjourn UNI
til 1880 a. m. tomorrow. At 1924 the
chairman declared the convention ad.
journed
A Great Parade,
An interesting feature of the conven.
ton and a fitting ending of the day was
the parade. which took place Wednesday
evening. Crowds began to gather
throughout the entire line of march ar
hour before the parade was scheduled tc
start. and when at $50 o'clock the heaG
of the column swung into Grand avenue
from Seventeenth street, standing room
was at premium. and all available 10.
cations in windows and on the roofs OF
the lower buildings We're occupied. The
column moved up Grand avenue to
Twelfth street. thence making a tour OF
the principal streets. past the hotels and
newspaper offices