The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

Informed Democrats, those who have
most closely studied the career OF Mr..
Bryan. say lie will bolt the party II
the platform and the ticket do not pref
IS nearly suit his IDEAS 8s8 .s8b
Nomination Of Candidates,
But it may be that the bolt Of Mr.,
Bryan and his followers will occur OH
the third day of the Convention after
the nomination is made. It will be on
this day that the Convention will begin
the discharge of the chief duty for. which
1t assembled-t the nomination Sof tcandi-
dates. The day oh which the nomlna-
lions are made is the great day OF q
National Convention. Everybody knows
who will be put In nomination. but, and
this will be the case at ST. Louis, 1t
often happens that the name Of the man
who will receive the majority of the
votes in, the Convention Is in doubt,
The mode of procedure in naming the
men for whom the votes of the Con-
Tention arc 10 be asked is very simple,
but the nomination days Of National
Conventions have been the ones on which
the historic utterances have been de-
| livcrcd. aud the dramatic scenes have
| been enacted.
| When the order of nominations has
| been reached, tho chair orders the roll
| of States to be called. Alabama, the
| first in the list of States of tho Amerl-
| can Union. Is called first, and 80 on to
| Wyoming. AS each State is called, the
| chairman .0f the delegation from that
| State, or some member selected for tho
purpose. rises and presents the name OF
a candidate, or seconds the name Of some
candidate already placed in nomination,
| or Yields TO some other State, and the
| orator from the State yielded q place
| proceeds ia nominate the candidate which
his state Wishes to present.
Nominate Parker and Hearst.
| II is understood that when the call of
the roll for nominations is begun at
ST. Louis this year. Alabama will yield
to New York, and that Martin w Little
| ton, of Brooklyn. will proceed To nom-
nate Judge Alton II. Parker, There will
be scenes of wild enthusiasm when Lit
Teton names his candidate. He Is an
orator Of great eloquencc. and his speech
IS expected To thrill the Convention. Lit
Teton is'a Tennesscan By birth. but has
resided in Brooklyn for years. where he
has large law practice. He Is the
president Of Brooklyn Borough. n warm
| friend Of Patrick McCnuen. the Brook
l Ism boss, and great ndnirer OF Judge
Parker II is not known that Arkansas,
the second state on the roll will waive
4 It's place for some other State or second
.
delegation from that State Is; instructed
for Parker.
II h understood that when California
i Tho third State on the roll, Is reached
she viii yield TO North Dakota, and tina,
Henry CLAY Hnnsbrough Of that State
VIII present the name of William r.
II Hearst osthe Convention, That was tic
programme some time ago but it has
been reported recently that the nam,
Of Mr.. Hearst would not lie voted on
Ex-senator IIansbrough, however. Is tn,
manager selected by Mr. Hearst. He. II
an able man. one Of the abest of thos,
who have come to. Congress- from tn,
little States of tbe Trans Mississippi
country
The name of Richard Olney, of Massa
chusetts, will be presented by ex~Mayo
Patrick Collins, of Boston, one Of th
most pleasing orators In the country n
well al one of the most wholesouled o
men But Massachusetts Is we'll down !!
thc~ttEt. MARYLAND comes before It, an,
possibly the name Of Senator Gormal
viii BE- presented, Possibly, when peln
ware Is cul!nd Judge George Gray win b
placed IN nomination. New Jersey ma,
present the name, Of Grover Cleveland
III Is expected that the name of AlI
aeaEsi WIZ be presented despite the III,
mors 10 The contrary. Ohio will prcsep
the name Of Judge Harmon, II is SAID