New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-08

,-+io, rrhea at the same time
or s.lo-e that the PHILIPPINES snoulo hoI W <
We = me United States. J. therefore, uise ~
= b quiet. that The Tnot.in may nave i--' o'''
s.8eration- 9Th Fl A-l,rrsas moved %
- the report as soon as II was IeAo % -
- n,ase il include the Philippine % .ou- .t,.-
irving Handy made IEs point % -.
,se Philippines were no part o. l-s 10, gernane
= -rerefo-e the amendment was ho' e ]-
sc,th defended the rights 81 me : t,n -
At.roeton 80 anAi!y withdrew Hs al - t.-rr,
A-s..7 rs,.onsI 1ommittee Lad decloeu - -''
$50 porto 2-cO 81 the cal % ui7 ~ iuesfton -
-'be committee mad 70 conSlGeI Nv - 70 vote
. yrb-tber these Delegates hie me 81 bsa de-
TIE up enc =, 90 va q part Of the tern; or
q - United States. The same coTI ha. "a. T-Ted
tna. = The committee had followed ms 80
e pa giver Porto Rico votes and ~'tiI'eiu 'o'eS
from me +,,ss,I6 said he chairman. is upon the
s4ogtion 8 sonf interrupted this point with an
iced desire 20 speak 70 tHe ttacIa-e1
hno aeco -a5 never been a part Of Democratic
s1tre 10 consider the insular Possegso'S az
u me ,Ctin5 T4e deprecated the idea Of holding
the qlesllol- -. Eas adopted and asked the CON
yer-ion 10 vote down that part OF me
rsS rs were loud calls Of Question:. but the Gnag-
man again recognized L 1rVlns lane 20 rped
va s'5@ption his expressed hope that the , gay
W0ulc come nc - - - +hsr own national
0~h .-5.;or allied forth cheers
There were renewed cries Of Question; ,5 .be
~ me gentlemen VIII remain quiet. saio 'N7
ct,si-nan. the Chair can put IL qulchett- ...o,y
On a viva voce vote the "ayes were Id ''''ie
m s2s:5r South asked for roll call but this was
sis2 ass vi -a x9'ea defined said chairman
VIII 4ae chai i resagz The gentleman from ROTt9
r.,co 10 express his thanks 70 me cohVetio1 o.
SsEafioE rose IL his seat There were .Is
irerponss5 and + falS and Mr. Molina took the
-I--to-1n he spoke briefly. and received d Toulu
Of app.aase Williams endeavored state that the
a. r-olld make an announcement. but was IN
'erT1p ne dsv when the angel Gabriel shall stand
or the highest mount o oI sfau announce
.s-- c-asb Of creation. there will be some to inter-
rgRs , IN he humor OF the convention and pro-
,o5ged laugh followed. .
- committee was not ready 10 make
report and desired conference OF me eoiiiii' Tee
al once ~ the wretched acoustics Of the hall
SewYorz and Illinois delegations 10 repeat any an
H94rce1 Williams created great laughter when he
II g dreadful are the acoustic properties or TINS
E-,o-tsb he meeting place that my friend. one
PM, NJ IN whose Difference that bull retired
49, business conaded 10 me that even he could
not Pc ne near hing in the order Of business said
-, -b,i--1sn ''ts the report Of the committee on
c-e5entials VIII the chairman OF the delegation
pass along?" 80, -,.,,,..- 81 r.--,s,-I
CT
--oris That the Tegaphone be adopted
Well viii you get the megaphoneF' Tetorted the
T7be clerk made a second announcement or the
cal for credentials report -
NOT he prepared report until o clock
77A chair then recognized william r Sheehan, OF
1eyy-Yor5 who moved that recess be taken until
2 O clock - .- - -
TLs convention was instantly IN an uprOar or con-
,,,s5, as the delegates and visitors TO depart
Tbe motion 10 take 4 recess agreed TO by
viva voce vote. and the morning session came 70
close q 1904.