The new South-news., 1908-07-18

iialt' ~ the ccmmoner were waved
alsif and IN. multitude Joined ir long
continued tribute Al times the il.
tersliY et the demonstration thirltonr
~. a N2nic. One woman was lOsnc
on. faluiinx Only six bar, cf~ were
u'lsti1. nom the rtatsS IA llc p-ialu
ttut>h the ai<ics Hfsx the grouping
at ttc sf1ge had broken into 4. l.fo.
ccssion These were Maryland. ain
nc>oi-A New Yors. Georgia. New irf
sey ans. Delaware.
ir was io.st p m. when the demon
eiisaioA> iSxs vfy nAd u.cd a~4f.
Chairman HsytNa d.r.ctcc the rec.
retary % continue the calling Of tho
roll ot states. Speeches sccondlns
hry1ns nnmlua',on we're made hy
-e-.Aior Gcar,n OF Oregon. Governor
Glenn al Nor'h Carolina. Governor
swanson 81 Virginia aud several 9th
era The chairman had very ain
cut rmr Keeping order during ,nc sec.
onding spccchss. ~ III. delegates al
seemed 20 be tired and worn out.
The opportunity Of Johnsons sup
portcra came Nhcn the roll call reach
cd Connecticut. and that stsic saNn
NAY to Minnesota. Winfield : Ham
mond OF the latter stat, took Tho
stand. amid a considerable volume pi
applause. and placed In nomination
Governor John 4. Johnson OF Mime
sofa Nj. Hammond. although he MAS
speaking TO mass OF dslosatos. who
had concluslycly shown their pretar'
"nce for another candidate. made
most favorable Impression ON the con
sentlen for himself and his candidate.
A liberal amount of applause greeted
the speaker at the conclusion of his
speech. Then some OF the oeorria
delegates mounted their chairs after
a few minutes. and added their ,oices
20 those OF the Minnesota man-
Chairman Clayton was somo~hn'
lc.s tolerant In dealing with tn. John.
son shouters than he had been Win
the Rrynn followers and the Msnneao-
"a delegation complained Bitterly NJ
pnrtiality. Tho chairman Immediate.
ly ordered the band TO play. but the
demonstration ceased twenty-five min
utcs after It began.
l.. Irving Handy OF Delaware then
named George orny as presidential
candidate for his state. When Mr
Handy had spoken for few minutes.
he was interrupted by the appearance
of the long-wai,cd committee on reao
been provided with seats. M Handy
proceeded with his speech Some
cheering was heard when Nj Hand,
had concluded. but thorc was no AT.
tempt at Gray demonstration.
Governor Haskell nf vklsnoma. the
chairman Of the resolution commltioe.
was presented. and ha proceeded TO
read the party's platform. Scattering
applause greeted the variosss planAs.
IA they were read hy Governor Has
kcll
Tha, portion of The plank on nnance.
referring TO the guarantees of bank de-
posits one OF MIR. rrvanA iayori'e pol
icies. elected the waIusest applause
given up 10 that timo
The reading OF the injunction plank
was heard with the sS~spest attention,
and the declaration In favor OF IA re-
vision Of the Injunction law was first
applaudod. and otirpr sections were
warmly approved. When The plank
was finished thu invention oroke into
ch.ors
The reading II tho platform was
! concluded At 1885. Governor tAskcl
havtng DO ips Z fDw n1nutes Ieos
than Ohds s.nls. Tho platform. - pre-
scnted. wiz adopted unanimously
The roll call OF states for nomIna.
tions was then completed. and nomi.
nations declared closed. and the roll
call OF states 10 vote for the partyr
presidential candidate was ordered.
Only ONE ballot was necessary. Bry.
an bcing nominated on the first. Tho
states voting as follows: