Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-09

=, rou,s July 9.--Chief Judge Alton
parker Of the New York court OK
WAS nominated at about 10
Wo % o'clock this morning for
.,Ao,, NJ the United states by the
mocratlc national convention only
ro,l call ensued and so decisive was
-, result Of that one mat contrary
'',,s. began to call for recognition ana
y, ha,lot finally resulted In unan-
y. vote for the New York state man.
~, scene was dramatic In the ex-
IRENE, 49, .,,.r
os n the Democratic hosts, whlle
,,oad daylight, the sun paling the ei''-
No lights witnessed the close
SPECIAL FAVOR TO BRYAN.
III. convention was in session from
,oclock last night until near 6 o'clock
MI, morning. In that time eight names
uore presented to the convention Nom
hating and soconding speeches innum-
s,sble were made and as dawn APP
prosched It became necessary to limit
,he secondlng speeches to four minutes
each. An exception was made IN the
case Of William Jennings Bryan who'
n one Of the most dramatic situations
over Witnessed In political gathering
addressed the convention and conclud-
"a BY seconding the nomination OF SEN
stor Francis NJ Cockrell the iaVoIite
sonn candidate from Missouri MI'
pran received the third great oVatluh
accorded during the convention MS
,peech was an imprisoned appear 10
the delegates to give the party can-
ddate who had voted the Deo-pelatlc
ticket in 1896 and 1900. lie spoke on pc
ssG of the Nebraska delegation which
No said had no candidate to present or
byors TO ask but wanted a candidate
whose nomination would not prove a
humph for one faction over anotner'
n suggested Hearst II the convention
eoupht best. then former Gov, Patti
sn Of Pennsylvania and finally created
surprise In the convention by declar-
ne for Senator Cockrell.
TRIBUTE TO CoCKRELL,
One OF the features Of the long drawn
,nt session has been the beautiful tri-
hle naid to Senator Cockrell when his
name was placed in nomination by Rep
ruDtatlye Champ Clark. 1t was
rontaneous outburst and for that rea.
rn the more complimentary to the sem
ror. The Delegates. already weary by
rason Of the tedious and trying session,
Iaused in their labors and In the guise
TIA nomination for the presidency
which to senator's friends knew TO be
kyond his reach, INDUCED In a dem
csraton continuing about half an
hour Nearly every delegate and spec
htor IN the galleries or on the floor
lad been provided with a flag and the
Eene was far the most impressive of
I'll the oyatlons given during the ses-
don.
EFFORT TO DEFEAT PARKER.
The thousands Of cheering persons
apparently converted by MIR. Bryan to
The bellefthat SenatorCockreips chances
Of nomination were greater than any
other favorlte son candidate. The Me-
braskan gained recognition soon after
The Cockrell demonstration and In n
speech directed undoubtedly in an eff
loH to defeat Parker made his electr-
iylng plea for the anti-Parker forces to
ially lie was given the closest atten-
Ton The great convention which the
police and sergeant-at-arms were pow
tfleS to control livened as though
every word were a personal message to
Zach person, as II hypnotic spell had
leeh cast over the throng But when
was oil over the Parker forces had
I@l been shaken, The ballot for presl-
Ont gave Parker 65S votes out OF 667
Nsisd to nominate, and before the re-