The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-07-15
| EFFORT MADE START
! BRYAN STAMPEDE
Demonstration in the ST. Louis
Convention Nearly Equals
That Of 1896.
MET PARkER'S DAUGHTER
She and Bryan Shook Hands on the
Stage, to the Great Satisfaction Of
the Cheering Crowds-Par-
hcr's Name Was Kissed.


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! '"'' '"'' =" ~ 49,
| NIX session .! 'hc convention WIS "e-
| void OF interest. The commiite" on
! rules and order of business reported
ana then. repor,. was adopted
,,a,'.a,. ,,,a,. ,,,,,. ,,,,,,,+
''''''''o' tne'' 't'" .''e
/ concerning Porto itlco ana the fhil1P-
| pines according to the delegates from
! Porto Rico seats and votes in the c0n-
ven,tor
I,1,,,.,,,l,,. 40 ~, ,.+ ..5
! nus ~ ''''N' Wy ''l'' '''l'
were shouted rom the Minnesota ana
| Wisconsin delegations, and Williams
sharply reprimanded the persistence of
! the demand, Saying the report would be
read If the delegates would keep quiet.
Arguing for adoption of the report,
| co,at,, S,r,1,. .a,I NM. ,,.,inral n,,,,,
yea
| inlitee had decided TO lhH'"Ne I"F'"
| Rico in the call of the convention. The
! committee had TO consider whether
| inaea dnIaratn.. hod ,l,. riri7, Ia VITO
,r,s ,,,,,.'7, s,..,',,,y...
ne 'Ilt'" 9'"t'S supreme '"tI' i'"'
| decided mat Porto ltiCo was part OF the
! territory of the United States. The
same court had decided the Philippines
We're not a part of the United states.
| The committees had followed this court
and had giver Porto Rico a vote ana
! withheld the vote from the Philippines.
Senator Jerry south Of Arkansas
moved to amend to include the Philip
pines, and criticised the supreme court.
and wns Missed South demanded n
roll call on the question, but was de-
| feated the chair declaring the report
recognizing Porto Rlco's delegates to
he ndontad Drleratn Molina Of porto
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the convention for its action.
Molina smoke briefly and received a
rir,,lr or ;pnlausa Chairman Williams
andenvorcd ia state mai mo cleric Womb
make an announcement hut was in
,nrruntnd Nv cries Of "I o,,1ar"
eha'rhah Little Joke.
| I'm the day when the Angel Gabriel
| shall stand on the highest mount of the
world, ;, said the chairman and With a
~ 7ranIinn tbara r,iiI We cove 70 ~
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I'M, n,i.i,'i S rr,,,, M
oran,n1 ',r,I',[.nd I,,.,L rrht, 60
ratar,, thon a,nn7TncaI ,I,a ,,nr,noi,on,
orpnniyatIon ,.o,,1nitton yv1e MOI MI.
r. MAKE :, revert ana aneirad !, Con-
raronI,s,> of M, ,n,,,,,,it,n,, ~ o,,na
peCauso Of the, ,yr,tI.he6 acoustics or
tho balI W,tiIio,ns ronunete1 tho ,t,,,ir
mon or inc Wnn yo,,L ANA Iilinnfs Gaia-
cations 10 reneat ,Il annortnrernr,ts
Mr. Williams created rrrat laIrbtor
when he said so dreadful arc thn
acoustic proper,les of this remarkable
meeting Mace. that my friend Ollie
James of Kentucky. who has a voice
like Bashan. ana in difference TO whom
that bull retired from business. conlidca
to me that even he could not be heard
In this place"
Chairman Williams called for the re-
port of the committee on credentials.
That committee announced that it
would not be able to report until 2
.. IN.
Shehan OF New York then moved /,
recess until 2. The convention WAS in
stantly in an uproar of confusion and
the delegates and visitors began leav-
ing. The motion to take a recess was
agreed to and the morning session
closed al 11:1O a. m
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
ST I,ouis-At 1.5o n m n ma.
1ority Of the Delegates We're in their
seats and the balconies We're almost
alled A. o.11 NJ p,-v,r entared ina
hou and was ,haared heartily The
movement he,on In tho yollarv ana
snrend TO the nlatforn Some Of me
Delegates soon ioined IN tho chear,np
hut 1ha ,,oiority ne da,nr,ta, ra,,,ni IA
sao,ed du,IDa 10 Io,,nnstrotior ,r,hic,,
continued
A. .. 90 Tho ao,,,ns+,,t,,,, b,d ,,s+ad
o,aht ,,In,,,o, ~, uttin ,,,,r,, 'A - 49,
siSin, M s+, wa. % n,tssa''r,
love nnd North nnrot"' ,era co,.riaa : -
- Nahro,,oa s,arSo,I ,,iS,t 80,
,,.e 49, a si,. AIMS
ntui .ots ~ US ~ '''e ue'es" 'e'
800 neu .neii ~
80 y. ~ u l az Aei oa'iiier Was
". ui ieu ~ 1eoi Ia, Sausli's 'ne "iiu-
co. Poseipie seehe, ne eh'iie .oiiVeh-
Ign was apparently joining III me roar
Inc Georgia banner was Drougnt. 10 the
'front.' ana taken charge OF by me New
YORK delegation. me scene mad become
equal 70 mat wheh Bryan stalnpeded
the chicago convention IN 1896. Inc
Parker banner from Georgia was greet
eo WIN hootlhg ana misses. Ihen
South Carolina brought It's standard
forward and nailed 1t to the Parker
banner: A great effort was made TO
stem the Bryan stampede.
Inc STANDARDS or Alabama Pennsyl
wanna New Jersey. indiana. Kentucky
, Mesl t VIZ, ne Micnlsan' Sohnccucu'
nmid n great tnm,,lt 60 va VIC p''''Ai VI
A. o.S3 tho rhearinc for p,,,,, b,d
about caosad onG tha doiaa,ta 81 ,, ,i"o
resnn,n~ tha,r sao+s Shni7.,,,o., VA
:,ama hn.,n his atsa1t, - saa ,a'' w ~.
nsinn ~ s s,l ~ S..oi - " seeuie oiuei
TIE chairnan no,,ea for no ou,
of tha nnni,,,itta. ~ anaI liz epoi
whila tho nnnvantion VOC o,,.;tt,' t,'o
nnnearance of the chairn,n nf ne ne