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

derIslon. Mr.. Rose grew rapidly I'M
popular and was interrupted with cries
and stamping. But he persisted ana
finally, amid much confusion, named
Edward c. Wall as Wisconsin's candl-
date.
Missouri, which had been passed in
adYertently on the roll coll, was called,
and ex-senator Harris Of Kansas made
the response. He seconded the nom
inatlon OF Cockrell In a brief speech de-
liyered from the platform.
Many delegates began leaving tho
hall. pushing their way through the
crowded seats and causing much con-
fusion The galleries also began to thin
out, Then an alternate far on TO the
left, evidently overcome by bracers,
mounted his chair and, with uncertain
gestures, demanded attention, a couple
OF policemen promptly hustled him out,
NEVADA SECONDS HEARST.
Nevada was called at the conclusion
Of Senator Harris speech. A delegate
arose and seconded from his place on
the floor the nomination OF Mr., Hearst,
New Hampshire seconded the NOM
iration OF Judge Parker, as did also
New Jersey.
North Carolina gave second to the
Parker nomination.
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS NAMED.
Chairman Cole OF the North Dakota
delegation took the platform and an
nounced that he had n name TO present
to the convention that had not yet been
presented as a candidate.
who is hep demanded the conyen-
ton "I'll name him." retorted Mr..
Cole, who proceeded with his speech.
The candidate which We Wish to pre-
sent to you," he continued, seems to
have only one objection, and that Is
that he comes from too far SOUTH"
Mr. Cole branched into political dis
cussIon aud the audience amused Itself
by making loud guesses as to whom the
nominee would be. Chairman Bailey
tried to quiet the clamor, which brought
Mr.. Cole TO a stop. THE chair begs
the convention TO hear the speaker. be-
cause the speaker declares he viii not
leaves the stand until he finishes" At
last MIR. Cole got to the end, which was
the declaration that his cand date was
John Sharp williams OF Mississippi. A
round OF applause followed the call o1
the name Of the Democratic leader In
the house,
Neither Ohio nor Oregon had cam
dldate TO indorse and Michael j. Ryan
OF Pennsylvania seconded the nominal
ton OF Parker. BY this time the au-
dience was getting restless and was not
trying to hide IT, When Rhode Island
was reached John ], Fitzgerald Of that
state seconded the nomination OF Will
liam Randolph Hearst. The audience
cried "Time" on him before he got fair
ly started, but he stuck out his four
Senator Tlllman OF South Carolina
mounted the platform when South
Carolina was reached and was given an
ovation He declared that IN his opln-
ion six or seven hours Of the eight-hour
session had been wasted, and then went
on to pay sarcastic respects TO Mayor
Rose Of Milwaukee, who had made 80
many criticisms OF Democrats In
speech OF an hour before. He urged
delegates to stand upon the platform
that had been unanimously adopted.
and said no success could be hoped for
without II.
Senator Tlllman lvened things up
considerably. I'VE need every Demo-
crat we have and few Republicans be-
sides" he said. III we can take re-
port fresh from his sin, why can't we
let an orTing brother return" He closed
with an appeal for harmony and an
Endorsement Of Parker.
AS Senator Tillman passed the New
York delegation on his way back 10 his
seat David b. Hill stepped out and
shook hands with him warmly
John Sharp Williams was recognized
and asked that HIS name be withdrawn,
and urged the North Dakota delegation
which had placed his name before the
to vote for Parker.
Utah, when called. announced that Il
had changed places with Alaska and
would speak when the territory was
called.
Virginia came out for Parker through
the voice Of Senator Martin, and West
Virginia for William II. Hearst, al
though another delegate from that
state declared In faror OF Parker.
BRYAN's CHANCE,
Wisconsin" called the clerk, ana as
that state had exchanged places with
Nebraska, this was Mr.. Bryans chance,