New-York tribune., 1908-07-10

hind a shield over the speakers stand .
lowered
900 r. m.-Mayor Dahlman Of Omaha /,
standing on top Of the chairman's table ana
leading the cheering.
oil u. m.-There is banner displayed in TIE
sneakers stand bearing the words. Missouri
will give Bryan fifty thousand majority" II.
various state standards are grouping around the
speakers stand and the cheering IS deafenins
o.1e u-Tbe only state standards not IN
,,e 0roup beneath Bryan's portrait are those q
Minnesota. New York. Georgia, Delawars and
New Jersey.
Of, -Nunerous fashIight pictures q.
aau,,a,t,on and vivid flashes add to the con-
fusion.
OF, m-The state standards have started
- .heir narade around the hall. led BY tne ban
- % the Monroe Club. Of St Joseph MO.
o,e -a flock of doves has been loOsszst
IN and are circling around me sn-
III ' = even greater than that displayed
yesterday
Although it is evident from the
| tho leader that the band IS pssiaS
| -. cannot be heard across 'li7 Hd1' .
I '--e H.. = the shouting and confusion
! a.25 D. ma huge banner on WIZ -. ~.
ure of Bryan. and borne pS w" sa1,o-.ss =
U- ~-a,ar around the hall II Is Ioiio"su
proces9o,, ps-,..d hearers. marching TO the tune
lhe @a e,-ors,ad Banner The entire adt-
| lhe So -, faet waving small hass fran-
! tically-
| oar mat the end OF the n'S' naAi HV1
! of +be demonstration the cheeliiis -
.iry
| vieorous as at the beglnnlis- - 49,. s.r
| bearers continue their marching alou--- 'A' A'-
Deaiei 80 various campaign songs
! -a banner has been hoisted 'Vs
| - S.o,,,e-s, stand saying that missouri VII
| Give BRYAN $4,000 majority The crowd grows
| wild at sight of it.
| e.45 n m.-Led by the band. the crowd Is
| singing I'VE Won't Go Home Till Morning
| GAS D. m-The crowd is singing "Tanmany,'
| but the Tammany men stick braveiy to Their
| seats
! e.4e D. m-The chairman is pounding visor
/ ously for order but his efforts are met with re-
! newed cheering, and as he persists the noise be
| comes deafening.
| $50 d. ma transmitter equipped with
| negaphone in the hall has been connected vita
| the lines of the American Telegraph and Tee
| phone Company leading directly to the home d
| Mr. Bryan, at Lincoln, and the cheering and
| cornmotion in the hall be plainly heard I
| him.
| 1906 D. m-The cheering has now lasted tr
one hour and the officers of the convention have
| begun q determined effort TO quiet the croEt
\ They are clearing the platform and the pres
stand desks of people and ordering the delegsia
| to their seats
| 1912 m-Chairman Clayton is having gsa
| difficulty in restoring order The louder
| raps with his gaveI the louder the crowd cheers
1917 D. m-Chairman Clayton is now calling
| for order and threatens to throw his gavs
the Nebraska delegation if they don't sit down
| 1919 D m-Chairman Clayton has just s.
cured order. after one hour and twelve ninua
of confusion The rollcan proceeds.
1920 p. m-Arkansas passes and CaifOrna
and Oregon. and Senator Guerin. OF orssa
/ seconds the nomination of Bryan
1922 p m.-Senator Guerin pledges the sntr
electoral vote of the Pacific Coast in Novem's
| if Bryan is nominated
1925 D. n-Senator Guerin says it is the V0e' T
of labor that calls for and seconds the n0nlin'
| ton Of Mr. Bryan
1O.26 D. n.-senator Guerin concludes his aa |
dress.
1O:26Is .. m-Kansas yields 70 the Hon h's
ert p Glenn. OF North Carolina, who sse0nA
the nomination of Mr.. Bryan
1o:2s ,. m-The mention of Mr.. Bryans naH
brings renewed cheering
1O:3O1k p. MIR. Glenn concludes his az
dress
1O:41 n m-By unanimous vote. the =
onding speeches are limited 10 five minus
each
1922 D. m.-Colorado yields to Virginia
Governor Swanson seconds the nomination
William J. Bryan.
1O:47 D. m.-Governor Swanson concu0es
address.
1O:47 D. m-Connecticut yields to MlnneS''
1O:4S p. m.-winfieId Scott Hammond OF y
nesota. is beginning his speech putting ID Ds a..
nation the name of Governor johnson u
nesota.
10. 53 p. m-The statement Of Mr. Hsnn.
that whoever the nominee may De us -
must and win give undivided support Is
with applause.
11:Oi p. m-Mr Hammond is reviews
early life and political successes OF Dy' AZ
Johnson. He is frequently interruptse :"
plause-
| 11:OI y. m.-Nr. Hammond presents ssr
of Johnson. The nomination Is sst1
cheered. led by the delegations from Nm
Georgia and Connecticut.
Hos p. m.-Msny of the specta'''s IS
galleries have left the hall and the
thinned appreciably.
| 11:11 D. m.-JThe chairman IS pOU"
order but with small success, ,s
| 1,.t,1l - -, J,I,a .Iarx attempts 10 ~