The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-08
COZ I'M GDFFY
0ERyTEseNAcS VINO AsshsIEo 1RxAN

ccutivc, legislative and judicial departments i
Of our government; In Insisting thst mo-:
greater burdens be imposed upon the people
the government econom1ca1ly; In striking
Mt. the root OF the growing evils OF special
Il ana
,aasr q liz motto. Public oales i : public
"Wc revere him as o patriot, who tncvcrs
failed to deno,ncr wrong and uphold right
Wereysr found Whose courage Was 1nisT
whose adherence to his high ideals could mott
citizen of the United states-the pre-eml-
nent embodiment of the political and social
ncbess powr and that
Influence Is vastly greater than the might I
of authority. gss5 Al y
the study of this most striking example off
universal honor and reverenco8won& by true,
GhnsctsT thrHnsh sturdy e
| officers OF this convention to transmit by
telegraph to Mrs. Cleveland, in Princetons
eve further request the Democratic mems
e the and the H.e 81
!, ton In Washington at the earliest day pos
siblc Of an adequate national monument to-
ut is still further resolved, That in res
n
on Wednesday. July s. 1903"
| The formerastandard-b bearer Of the
democratic party read his resolution
In a ringing voice, and he received the
most careful attention throughout, ape
plause occasionally compelling him to-
halt in his delivery.
AT the end of his reading. Judge
Parker Joined in the Dunn resolution
by saying: y. M
"And therefore beg leave to second
the motion OF the gentleman from
Nebraska 3Fe
Repeated cheers followed the dis
tfnguished speaker as he returned to-
his seat In the New York delegation
The question of adopting the Nebraska
resolution was put, and concurred In
by rising vote. iS1ss
Trouble breaks Forth. IS
The chairman stated that two sets
Of committee appointments had been
sent TO the chair from Pennsylyanfal
i.l!ulcatlne dispute or misunderstand-
recognized to move that ali unattarasI
| dlspute as to contests. ETC., be referred
] 70 the commitete on credentials - =
/ Ivy u lot Haskell seconded tho mo-
llon. but John NJ. Garlnan. of pann
sslvania, was on his feet, clamorins,.;
ior recognition. which he finally ~, !
t,a',a !. He desired to have the ques- 8
ING Pennsylvania delegations threshei7s
uul on the floor at once. Mr.. Garman
was Interrupted by cries OF "ouestfon',.
put he was allowed to proceed roi5S
gun ey went down the aisle nsk in1r, 4 ~
recognition dozen Delegates were
en- their feet. when Mr.. Bell declared
the convention must proceed in regular
nSt iC11
whe her ne not the matter should he
sent to the COMMITTEES on Credentinls,s
Don't you want q rulinR?, snft1{.
Cha lrman Bell and then gave it witli-
out waiting for reply. saying:
The point of order is not well;
taken..'' : -
MI. Garman moved an u substitute
to the motion of Mr.. James that tina,
list sent to tho desk by the majority
or the delegates from Pennsylvania he
accepted as the only proper list of5
lcommitteemen. VI ~ ~
the chairman. however, refused to-
entertain the amendme mt. and declared
the motion OF Mr.. James the only mat
ter before the convention AZ
Guffey In Rage.
AS Colonel Guffey concluded he went
back down the aisle, and when ri IA
chairman called for the ayes and noes
ne turned and With a face white With,
Wrath, shouted: Il RI 5 isss
I'VE demand roll-call." and Il he ]
cry was taken up by other members
OF the Pennsylvania delegation and
seconded from a dozen parts OF. the
| hall. The chairman, however, Al ca led
for the vote. amid great confusion.
and cries of."roll-call" from he GufteYS
people and shouts of "'stt own, VIII ica i
were hurled at them from all sides or
| the hall. 58 . sTss
The viva svoce vote seemed over u I /
whelmingly In favor OF the motion e.
Mr.. James and the chairman so de 81
clared. while Col. Gufrey, Mr.. Garmanais!
and other Of his friends shouted de-s
(srisively. & RE-
After the announcement ann by the chair,
man OF the meeting places OF thesyari.aa
Gus committees the convention adj
journed until 12go'clock tomorrow IN {
respect to the memory Of. Mr.. Cleye sss
land
lNEWHOUSE DECLINES AND s - g