The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-09

persions npon the delegation IRON
Iowa, | desire ~ cas-, the aspersion
back into his teeth Rinehart denied
for himself ana all other OF the Iowa
delegation thai any money had been
received by them to induce them to
cast their votes for any candidate
Rinehart then delivered speech sec
onding the Hearst noninaton.
J. G.. johnson, seconded the Hearst
nomination in n carefully prepared
speech.
David Overmeycr OF Kansas, made
a speech nominating General Miles,
A motion to limit .hc scconding
speeches 10 four minutes was put TO a
vote aaI carried.
]. w Orr of Kansas, Thomas II.
Ball OF Texas, seconded Parker's nom
ination.
Maine gave way To Missouri and
! Champ Clark took the platform and
nominated Francis NJ. Coekrell OF Mis
souri, for the presidency
Clark first mentioned his candidate,
designating his "as old CockrelL' !
whicil brought out sreat cheering
| Nebraska has carried its standard
over TO Missouri Kansas has also
moved TO the same position.
The hall is now one mass of waving
! flags
Missouri's standard was first car
ried 10 the platform, creating fierce
renewal of the cheering and flag way
ing. Tho demonstration continued
twenty minutes and when Clark con
cluded he was again enthusiastically
cheered.
| Mayor Collins of Boston, then nomi-
mated Richard Olney for president.
Olney's name was heartily cheered
Throughout the demonstration
| the Nebraska delegation Bryan at its
head sat. members craning their heads
10 see what was going on, but without
| raising. When the demonstration
was at its height Bryan sent mes
| sage 10 someone in another part of
the hall ana soon he was in confer
ence with several anti-Parker men
| The Parker picture was carried from
the platform and placed near New
| York's position in the hall " was
soon taken down. but the instant il
was lowered the California delegation
! displayed a Hearst picture, only fer
an instant, but It wa long enough for
ais followers To catch sight Of il and
ringing shout went up.
1,I
were loud cheers for Bryan, After
many calls, Mr. Bryan mounted a
chair and received many ovations.
Bryan announced that Nebraska yield
"a 10 Wisconsin and David s. Rose
nominated Wall Of WISCONSIN.
Chairman of the Minnesota deleea.
ion seconded Parker, but another del
agate of that stale on behalf OF a ma
iority of the delegation seconded
| Hearst's nomination.
Mississippi and Montana seconded
| Parker. Nebraska having yielded to
| Wisconsin. David s. ftOse Of that state
delivered a speech nominating Ed
ward C Wall of Wisconsin.
Rose took the New York delegation
o task severely for presenting Par
Ter.
The nation has been calling on
New York for months TO tell us what
ire the principles of their candidate.
e rang cut. but he has said moth
ing"
Loud applause and cries from gal
cries was the re ponse.
Rose proceeded with an arrange
nent of Parker's candidacy in such
trong terms that Rose aroused great
.ntagonism and some Kisses owing to
ais crltislsm of some other candidates
Without naming them grew rapidly
exhibiting thai his acticn were I'M
,opular ana he was interrupted with
,ries and stamping but he persister
ma finally amid much confusion
famed Edw. c. VIII as Wiscons in's
,andidste
St Louis. July ., a. m.-Conven-
tion still in session with no prospect
Of a nomination being made before
daylight.