The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09
HEARST UPRoAR.
Nominated by Delmas, Editor
Gets Big Demonstration.

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ST. LOUIS. MO-, July s.--The call Of
states proceeded NE
California yelled the clerk.
mir. Chairman" responded Delegate
Tarpey, California recognizes as her
spokesman r. NJ. tDeimas. NJ
II recognize r. NJ. Delmas, OF Califor-ss$
| MIA. said tho chairman. and q yoley Of
cheers came from the audience, Mr..
Bryan leading it by standing up and
waving a small flag ri 3 II .S, <
Delmas Names Hearst.
Mr.. Dclmas. who took the platform 10
sneak for William II. Hearst while NOS
possessed OF a voiceEof the strong carry.
ling qualities Of Mr.. Littleton's. could
easily make himself heard by tho mus
torIty OF the people in tho hall. OF
greater ngo than Littleton, no is not nn- "
like In figure. possessing u strong COM
pact form. bordering somewhat on the
corpulent. lie spoke calmly and cnun-
ciated clearly. His mention OF tho gentle
man from Nebraska called forth an el-
thusiastic tribute. Mr.. Dclmas de-
clarcd at considerable length that
Mr. Hearst was tho ideal Demo-
crat and tho Ideal man for the a
nominee for President. He said Mr..
ana he appeaied TO tho South Tor sup-#
port. saying that Ills candidate Or, his
material sldc was from Virginia and that
some blood that flows through the veins y,
his. Mr.. Dclmar continued 70 the effect
that the great issue e the campTaign ~, y
i fona aues n9a ns ts ons
sion or imperialisn1. The Issue *, i Y,
the whole people. O. Whether y shat Tho
manipulated for the benefit Of q priyi-
legged class. upon, = his issue Mr. Hearsts
said. ~ ~ & !
unswervinE n his devotion 10 these prln-
~ cipies. constant nv the needle to tho polo
In this purpose. he stands before tbs
American people today. And as surely e,
spe 81 ss s & ms y Tic u
bank. fame has inscribed upon me RI,
Fl ahs ms nam eset Il 5sersea and q askson
50 surely. In spite Of tho obs,t'icti2n sa
s Tx name e afpSenehcien. and nndyinE
genius Of Democracy. thou ;that IN @, ne
speak s XIII L thou: from ny home tnere. Wnera
dwell the unnumbered hosts Of labor.
ssss .h sPSa4 Rms s ysys AK IN
proclaim. even 10 the uttcrmost confines
quered antagonist Of all schemea. by
which man. trembling right ana justice
precision and wrong, The name q ne tor i.
most living advocate q the equality o.
to weh se heen o
stained fields of tho revolution. tho nnmc
y; Ss the on aSais the
Of ali who labor md arc heavy laden-..hs
Another Demonstration.
Mr.. Dclmas' 8 address. which closed with
tho name, william Randolph Hearst,
was the signal for cheers, which. while
enthusiastic. were much less in volume
than those following tho mention Of
Parker'n name. a seven foot portrait
OF Hearst was taken to the platform. An.
other OF similar size was raised In ths
gallery back of the platform. while M.
mcrous smaller portraits were shown on
long poles ralsol from among the dele-
cations, b. s
Tho parade around the llnll. which had
been carried on during the preceding
demonstration was quickly undertaken.
California leading off, and Arizona, Ne
fvndu. South Dakota, Washington and y
Wyoming Joining In The banner OF tha
Illinois delegation was carried into the
aline, but the majority Of that delegation
did not follow It., Tho galleries Joined
Justify In the Hearst applause, maklng, Z
gperhaps,ga stronger demonstration than =
Ind been made for Parker.
In marching around the hall many o.
the Hearst enthusiasts stopped to shake 4
hands with Mr.. Bryan, who remained 81
standing during the early part o.. the Z
demonstration After n severe III 81
coughing, however. Mr.. Bryan took MS
scat, -,
The band nothing If not Impartial
played for Hearst America and fol-
lowed It; up with Dixie as II had ions
for Parker and tho result was the same 4
with tho exception that tho Hearst pep
pie did not attempt to sing.
Red Head Had to DUCK.
!. n rcd-hcaded enthusiast In gray snl.
was lifted up on tho shoulders OF several
men To tho left OF tho speakers plat
form. lie cheered wildly for Hearst,
but vas soon compelled5to clin19 down.
for his bright colorcd hair was TOO con. (
spicuous Il target for the multltuae 9.
spaper wads that came ~ nm IroHl w.
sides. Water was thrown OH him, ana
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