The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-08


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Fnsrs from TIE rear % the hail aliua-
Inc ~ orr cf Asr. Esryana sentences
You xant 70 knon about ne gaveE
ruiae II telf Feu ahaBs gseel rule
replied Quinn. Before Ne rouid COR
tlnne disturbance started IN the bal-
cDny Just hack or the aisernates' steats.
and me disturber was sesxed and eject
ed b. two policemen
During the intermission created in
Quinn's speech by this episode john r.
Hopkins walked up 10 The front OF
the r0stFuFn ard called up 10 Quinn.
Talk facts. John
"I'lI talk Them replied Quinn. Re-
sumiug his address. he briefly narrat-
Ell Inc election % himself as chairman
% the convention and ~ Hopkins and
Cable al delegates at large and asked
for fair treatment for hts side.
In addition 10 the one man first eiAct-
ed. half dozen men In one OF the bal
comics. who were constantly Interrupt
ing the speaker. we're also put ont OF
the hall ny The police. Senator Martin
| OF Virginia rushed up ard ordered that
'the hiaekguar9s be hauled out" and
the police quickly responded
Amid great cheering Mr. Bryan re-
piled stating that ne had examined at
fiavitss prot ests and know ten
times as much about the facts Of this
| case n the gentlemen who dared IN
| 'mp"ach my right 80 speak upon this
platform.
Chairman Head NJ the credentials
| committee. who followed accused Mr.,
Prys of contributing little IN th@ hsr-
nnnv he WAS advocating Mr. Head
admitted there were things done IN fili-
nnis which should na' have h@~n dons.
hut said the eonnrnitt.s had weighed
he facts and it's decision vas fair snd
uupreJ Hdjood BEFORE he concluded
conv>rs~ ion had been renewed
throughout the hall. ana the convention
was growing restless
There were loud cries Of question"
and vote" as MIR. Had retired
The question:" said th@ chztrrua n
is on the substitution Of the minority
for the ma iority report.
The NOES were In heavy ma farity.
and before the chairman could an
nounce The result Of the vote Mr.. Bry-
an WAS on the platform demanding
roll call The demand WAS s4condsd.
and the clerk proceeded with ths call.
II Was the first test Of strength IN 'h@
con ventinn and was iigteued 10 Si5h
intense interest.
The Hearst people chesred every vote
in favor or the substitute ard we're
supported by those parts Of the CALLER
les who had SO frequently interrupted
the aniI-Bearst speakers A break IN
the Parker strength came when Ken
lucky voted soiidly for ths substitute.
There was whisper "a he rear when
New York vo8ed Kolidly against the
substitute The vote ado1i~s the r~-
port Of the committee md defeated the
substitute Pennsylvania as did New
York hid done.
The result showed So against the
adoption OF the minority report ard
for u 80 The question then REQUIRED
OF the adoption OF the majority report
hv viva yoce vote There being no
votes against r. 81 was adopted sutd
such confusion that the proceedings
were hardly 'nietliSihi~
The mention Of The name 81 Champ
Clark as permanent chairman was r@-
ceivsd with applause ard the report
Was unanimously adopted.
Chairman Williams appointed senator
Bailey ard Representative RoUrke
Cc. krsn ~ Ne~ York 10 escort Mr..
Clark 10 fh@ chair.
N~ CI.rN AZ 0oca plunged into his
Kp~Hs-h tI@ Ass greeted wlth applause
and given careful attention.
At the conclusion Of his speech on
motion ~ Mr. Kerr ~ pennsylvania.
John * wHlaus was thanked fer ser
vices - porsry chairman by a ris-
tpx vote Adjourned until 10 O'Clock
Frsday worfF0E