The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09
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lin a few minutes he scrambled deeper.
lately tor release. When he reached the
floor he remarked: 'erhnt water felt
good lie declined to give his name. "A
second gentleman With red wfisker r
mounted chair and attempted a speech
maj, took him Ito the outer darkii ess i.
Meantime the demonstration for the
editor candidate vent on, rising and tall-
1ng III degree. ,frully a dozen times the
"a life completed The circuit. and then the
+ California banner was carried iin 70 the
speakers platform and the other states !. 8
r1asscd their etnblems at the foot OF the
tiof, Il and waved small flag she
Brought to her side fifty other people.
Y ,xh} Joined In her tribute, and for a 3timc
she was the heart Of the storm center.
When she sat down the end began to
came, thirty minutes after the first
cheering began "a
O'Donnell's Second for Parker.
when 4, half hour had elapsed. Senator
Bailey, OF Texas. took the presiding OIL
cer's chair and begaf, rapping for order.
built wns some time before, order could
be had. Many OF the delegates and 9TH
ers began to hiss In disapproval but this
+ only served to spur on the Hearst root
ers. and a battle OF sound ensued.
..,,rhc State OF. Colorado called the
clerk. The response was rnmedlate. and
THOMAS o'Donnel began q speech sec.
conding tho nomination OF Judge Parker t'
Y ,tthe uuiet3 Of exha ustion prevailed as
Mfr. O'Donnell proceeded. and approval OF
his l,itterances was confined TO hand
Y clapping.
I. Dlmentary terms to the great leader OF
the past two campaigns, there WAS a
demonstration In which the name o.
i, Bryan WAS heard above the npro a.
M He invited tho .'prodigals who had been
feeding on l,isks" back into the iold.
for, he said I'VE need all kinds Of Dem
ocrats In this campaign.
His mention of Parker's name was
greeted with shouts and applause. Col
q orado once more joins bands With New
York" he concluded "and tic echo comes
/ back. Parker. popular rights and VIC
= tory"
Il Seconded by Cummings.
After the applause which followed
O.Donnes conclusion, MIR. Cummings
arose 10 second the nomination OF Parker
Nj. Cummings declared 1t to BIO the wish.
2 tho hope, and the purpose OF the nelesation
from Connecticut to present TO the Democracy &c
of tho hs % tS
atse,nblage for the invaluable assistance OF
a wise presidential nomination n,
+ view, declaring that Roosevelt. despite III.
4 san Juan. has shed moro Ink and less blood
z than any warrior since Soncho Panzn.
Thoughtful people arc beginning 70 weary q
\ this regime. and the opportunity Tor De-
y ,nocracy5 to reBRscrt Itself is at hand, NJ.
Y Cuinmigns continued z
Il Il II you want 10 secure the seven electoral
votes OF Connecticut; II you wlsh TO
4. strengthen and inspire her Democracy; u
you desire to heed the wishes OF one OF
the doubtful states that must be carried
v In order that the national Democracy may
come Into her own. then YOU must name
u AZ the choice OF this great convention
!. candidate who appeals 10 both the resu.
lar Democrat and the independent voter
Z and who IL the very antithcsis Of the Re
publican nominee. Fortunately. there
a is such candidate row before this ms.
ynmblage for Its co.sideration. We can
hands, secure In the faith that he VIII
$ carry II through this contest even with j
tho fidelity with which the Black Douglas
carried the casket that contained the
heart of Bruce t4.
Gentlemen Connecticut nnites her voice
with that OF her sister States. New York
Nea.f Jcrsey and Indiana doubtful States
every one. and asks this splendid assem-
blass OF Democrats to nominate for Pres.
Fiji & ident Of the United States Judge Alton 3
g ErookS Parker. OF Now York.