The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-08

lands with Kentucky, Senator Nc
Crary; with Missouri. Senator Stone
and Governor Docllery and the re
doubtable Champ CLARK; with Idaho
: former Senators DUBOIS and Heit
feldt Minnesota, with Johnsons lieu
tenants, was poorly placed in the
rear while Delaware, with the Gray
forces We're better off in the right
| foreground.
Mrs. Long'~orth Present.
Off to the left of the hall the prosi
dents daughter Mrs Alice Roosevelt
1 Longworth in a fetching gown and
lady gay spanker hat with a flowing
! plume, smiled from one of the boxes
and from another box looked ont the
daughter of the Nebraska leader
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt, beaming as
she waited the naming of her father
| for the presidency On the platform
too. were many representatives of for
eign countries, young Viscount De
Chambrun. of France; VI. Kroupfsky.
.of Russia; Hon. II. F. Charteres, of
England, and the ministers Of Argen.
tine, Greece, Belgiuf- and Chile.
Brayn's Face Causes Applause
The initial Cutburst of enthusiasm
came Just as the session was opening
when silken banner bearing the pOr-
trait Of Bryan was displayed. I'M
mediately there was a storm of wild
~ tyh
a minute of explosive demonstrations
The appearance Of the temporary pre-
siding officer. Bell, vas another sig.
nal for an enthusiastic outburst. He
came forward amid a storm of
tribute. In strcnE, farcarrying
voice and easy gesture. he delivered
the opening address. full an hour long
with resounding passages on the
rightng of public wrongs, punctuated
with yells as some phrase tickled the
fancy of the throng 1t was not CO.
able that the greatest applause came
from the delegates at Bells impas- |
stoned declaration that the writ of
injunction shall not be turned into an !
Of oppression. Again !
there was uproarious applause as he !
arraigned the Republican campaign
withou. a cash regis |
ter
"8isected Candidate"
After referring to Taft as a obi :,
sected candidate" and demanding
but one man in the White House at
/ time"-hc adroitly turned his
speech into n panagyric FOR Bryan, in
'eference to the Nebraska leader
bringing forth a tumultous demonstra-
ion.
Committees Quickly Appointed.
The appointment OF committees was
quickly disposed Of For a moment
he Pennsylvania row threatened to
hrow the assembly into wild CON
usion That state presented two
cts Of officers representing the two /
factions ollie James. of
kentucky. voicing Bryan sentiment
ndeaEored to refer the fight to. the
redentials committee Against this,
iuffey and his lieu.enants. pale and
wildly. sought to inter
,ose a protest But it was of no
vail For a time pandemonium pre-
allied. And then the smooth running !,
machinery consigned the question to
he credentials ccmmittee where T,
'ryan adherents are supreme. and
he Guffey forces retired. full of /.
rath and disgust
Tributes to Cleveland. i
The presentation of resolutions of :
sspect to the memory of Cleveland
roug1t TO the front two notable fig l
res. Judge Parker. OF New York. :
emocratic candidate four years ago. y
nj Ex-Governor Francis. of Missouri J
1e Of the surviving members of the h
leveland cabinet. The resolutions 4
: adopted eminated from Bryans t
lends and were presented by ]. n. a
unn. of Nebraska, who will make the 4
speech for Bryan. They s
ere no sooner read than shouts of i;
Parksrl Parker" showed the gen L
-ous temper Of the convention to- e
ard the foIl-er leader. v
Parker Seconds Resolution. Ii
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