The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10


Sf@tho Judges own Individual opinion.
Mr.. Williams suddenly wheeled, faced
those on the. platform and asked: Sup
,s VI. ne had nominated 7. Mr. Bryan on
God forbid calculated Richmond r..
aHobson. in a lofd voice 5xforn just behind
tho speaker.
Bryan Kept His Seat.
IN explaining his attitude on the alb
he remarked of the money question: 1T
+ II liz In a trance II Will awake, but II 1t
= dead, don't want the corpse In my
Taking Up the J. reply OF the convention
read the first sentence: The platform
ADOPTED by the ], convention 9 is stlent on
Does any. one deny that, even Mr.
Bryan7" asked Mr.. Williams
Take the next sentence, !" he continued,
because IT. Is not rega rded by lis as
a political issue. Does any ono III tfls
hall deny that? lit there Is any one on
tho floor ofE.thts convention who believes
the money question Is the issue In this
campaign, let him. arise In his place.
Not delegate arose. ~
7, Now let any one on the platform who
believes the money question an issue
arise q III Il II
AS lie said this Mr.. Williams turned to-
Mr.. Bryan. But Mr.. Bryan kept lis seat.
The Resolution Adopted.
cries ofE'question. question, came 30
fast that the co Infusion reigned for como
minutes. In the confusion an effort was
made to make an adjournment motion
This was ruled out Of order.
Mr.. Bryan sprang to his feet and de-
Gclared that his delegation was going ITO
support tho candidate that New York
wanted for Vice President and II It would
produce harmony lie, would withdraw his
amendment to the reply.
II am going to withdraw this amend
snerit, e said Mr.. Bryan. Our delegation
will vote for, the candidate for Vice.
president that New York wants. We are
not going to do &one thing to mar the
harmony OF the convention. - 79i5
"A roar Of applause followed the ans
nouncement. After some debate a roll
Scall was ordered on the question of the
Williams reply to & Jud ge q I'arker's mes
sa ge to Mr.. shechan.
ii As the roll cal pro eded 1t was evident
that&th motion to send the message to
Judge Parker would Y be carried by an
announced to be ~ ayes. ISL noes. and
the message was ordered sent by the con-
vention. III
Davis for Vice President.
The order Of business nov went OK
to the point where Governor " rdanan
sprung the Parker i gram rumor. and
the chair directed that the roll should
be called on, the nomination OF a candi-
date for the yice-preEidency.
The fina l8result OF the ballot was, I'M 4
onicially:f Williams, 1855; Turner, 100; Da-
viz, 6o4 !; u Harris, So. Iowa did not vote.
The nomination OF Davis was made unan-
simous. sE5 Is $S
The Closing Scenes; Convention
Adjour,1s.
Al Delegate y ohm Lamb, !. of Ind tana. moved
sthatNthe Democratic atlonal COMMITTEE
|Sbe authorized to fill any va caficy that
might occur on the tional ticket. ne
motion was ad epte d.
sAf resolution naming and thanking the
Officers Of the q convention 81 was also
adopted 70 also a resolutio thanking the
Hon James e. Jones and the outgoing
National Commi ttee. hartman Champ
Clark and Temp rary hartman J M s..
Williams were made respec tlyely chair
men OF the committees 81 9 mott j udge
Parker and ex-sena tor Davis Ii OF their
denomination. VI / was also announ ced that
| the new II ational u Committee would meet
I'm IN ewS II ork on a. date to he fixed y
the #chni1man :. Senator n NJ cCreary, Of
|Kentucky,S presided in " the LOST g 4 m mo-
| ments 8 & tho convention. Sresolut lion OF
Istfanks to Senator - oseph Bailey ct
sTexas, for the adn1ira Bile manner! In which
he presided he co invent Ion, was q!
Y agreed Ito. I'LL VI
88 At i: 31 Y q clock, Senator dcCreary adj
! tourned the convention sine die, the band
ISpIaying Aud Lang Syne: ~ g5;S 8