Show THE HE convention enthusiastic resolutions for blaine the galleries closed to the multitude press accommodations I 1 most wretched t democratic committees I 1 were appointed CHICAG june 21 the national demo critic convention com tion was in session two hoara hours L today to day and during that time the name of abut antone on illustrious american was mentioned jame G ulaine blaine by a singular coincidence tb the democratic idol grover cleveland ripy CID eland who is destined to be the nominee of the convention was unmentioned throughout the session while that of blame blaine called forth the most enthusiastic demonstration of the day before the ut carport of the resolution was known and immediately upon the men tion of blaine the secret secretary axy was interrupted by a tremendous 0 ovation which I 1 walled X t the I 1 lc t tribute accorded the name name at 1 aine apoll initially equally pleasant was the incident A aich followed when lion E C greet sweet of 1 I baini la aane ini arose an and d thanked the i convention on behalf of his state for the adopted y the indi inductions actions are aro that tho national ol 01 1892 is not to be so inhar anious as generally predicted tho the pro ceedie ce edin today to day were unusually tame but yem ye M io action was offered to call forth any particular cular party enthusiasm the speech of the temporary chairman was well received ufa His arraignment of the republican doc trine of protection was in angi original nal and ef tive language the convention june jane 21 chairman brice billed led the tile democratic convention to order at 1245 p in while the convention assembled the blue satin banner of the horace boise club p of davenport la was borne forward at S the head of the delegation of rugged men t who will wil I 1 sit jt in the convention an and vo vote t 0 for v their governor to the last ditch they were ere greeted with applause as were the tammany leaders of new york who fol I 1 f lowed closely then came illinois and p 1 and then in groups and I 1 pairs and singly the other states took their f places it was high noon A black shadow w crept up from the north and overspread I 1 chesky the sky the great spaces under galleries became dim and shadowed A hush crept over the throng of white face faces turned upward to the 0 opening ding beneath the light wooden roof va was the tile roof again to be blown away would terrific winds come of I 1 the he growing black clouds was there dau danger r would woul it there be peril in remaining A a enalow g a ow gently enveloped the tile entire luckily no cry of fear came woman faces were white adf and r anen faces were tenso tense with anxiety th then en I 1 came inc a vivid hash flash of lightning and the looming orning report of thunder reached the anxious p ous crowd and darker grew the musky a kir lr at length so great was the outer dark ness that the news writers were s ere compelled to pause unable to see quickly followed a rattling burst bunt of rain upon the roof al most instantly a stream mn of water followed down through the crack directly upon tho the L head of the new york delegation umbrellas were hoisted and the storm was on the wind was furious the thunder rolled ud sad rain dashed down for ten minutes N no er cry of fear or dismay is uttered is As sudden as the storm had come it passed away and the light followed within the great wall of faces then chairman brice of the national committee arose and commanded silence rev john house WM was presented and offered prayer secretary i the temporary or C with W 0 0 owens of kentucky I 1 65 temporary chairman KP 8 P sheerin as secretary arX N echolas A bell bell of missouri principal reading clerk richard abright JB right of indiana sergeant at arma arins owens was conducted to the chair amid applause and poke spoke as follows two great dangers threaten the demo crapio party one is 1 external the other internal the first is the organization machinery a organized at the capital and supported bv the whole power of the government the second la is the tendency among democrats Deino crata to make issues among themselves two needs therefore amona stan stand before 1 41 I us ms indispensable to success unity and I 1 h harmony a if thi tins chair and gavel are the depre of one it remains for you to eup sup 1 11 ply the other in this spirit I 1 greet you I 1 fellow glow democrats as the advance guard af of F i the grand army sent forward to blaze th t the a pathway to victory ic tory how ilow momentous is your responsibility I 1 I 1 need not tell you u if yon work in wisdom millions ahli of avo boilers toilers il ers in ili shop and mino ana and field will rise and call you blessed the iroll roll call of the republic attests that it is hart and conscience with the represents tite of greed F the rhe best be it thought of our party is a plat plate ff form that challenges the approbation and P invitee invites the support of the people we becan can succeed we must do more wo must de success AI above ove the wreck reek if need combination we mu must rear a temple to the plain leopla and build a aarne so broad that every lover of hia his kind ma may y kneel and the burden must be lifted ned tr irom 0 in the tile back of toll toil and to that end it I 1 has las a right aright to demand that whoever bears 0 our ur banner mast must lift it above the emote smoke of conflict and the din of faction that every democrat of the union may follow its lead let us not mistake the ier T it 7 odthe situation it demands the ol 01 e st patriotism and every needful sac our work bat but begins here under the sun 0 or fourn Bummer er and in the tile fronts frosts of autumn WO 6 inest 1 carry it forward with unfaltering conrage to a triumphal close ine tile ap speaker ker proceeded to characterize the corn n ng earn campaign laign as one of education to teach the people everywhere their true relation pa to t the i ic tax gatherer they must learn eab that el no railroad road presidents were tile tribu tribune n of the peo people le no task matere ma tere were to w write ante our tariff bill th they inest learn that for personal and political iTei nages their country was meri menaced ed b by threat threats of war and will learn with shame 0 o and regret that on the day ay the warlike nies message of their saFe president ident was read in congress the peaceful cespon rc so of the little eight ayten by ten accepting the terms of the presidential ulama ul tum was read in every capitol of the world r 10 0 sneaker akar proceeded to denounce the billion ollar congress and clo closed ed as fols lors lor impelled public by ono one purpose tw tood we e will free ourselves from the F F it icke rings and the heartburns heart burns I 1 alican talat it the party when its marshal ney went niwo i at Stinne minneapolis apo its before the mailed le of the bread and d butter brigade I 1 at the therloe cloe of 0 owens speech on motion of belef delegate at white cn of f california alifornia the roll 11 was cal called ed for the constitution of the committees I 1 on credentials rule rules order offu 41 il ess anent permanent an organization and resola t on A all resolutions and ons ere tre ordered referred to the commit 0 n reso resolutions unions the galleries kept closed CHICAGO juno june 21 the only dis dissection dissent sention lon which bocc occurred rrth in the tho days proceeding was over the attempt of several delegates to throw open the vacant galleries to the crowds of ea eager democrats who were standing hutst outside ner e in the rain no one seems able to explain the reason but throughout the tile session there were eight thousand unoccupied seats in the galleries of the convention hall and there Is 1 a great popular inquiry as to who held hold the tickets for the seats no one volunteered an any in any information but the national national committee naturally came in for most of ane blame and it was generally asserted that members me bers of the organization or some of their favorite friends pocketed feted the ti tickets to be used at the best best t time g e and to the beet advantage in filling the g galleries a with cheerers che erera for some parti particular cula r candidate wretched press accommodations CHICAGO june jun 21 pr Probably never in the history of ame american ican national at conventions have press arrangements been so wretched and accommodations to a active c tive workers so inadequate while there are eight thousand vacant gallery seats there were over four hundred representatives of the preas press half of them representatives of dal dally I 1 p papers ers standing on the outside and una unable ae to io gain admittance to the ball hall most of these gentlemen were front the western and a southern ou thern states all and d failed to secure the usual courtesies because so of the matter being referred to the tile washington press ress committee in itt only it y three hundred and fifty a seats ts were ace accorded r the committee a and t they e quite ite naturally gave preference to t the e papers a er having representatives at the national at dal capital the ie congressional press corn committee attee maintained that as only sea scabs scats ts were allotted them for distribution they certainly could not give accommodation for two thousand newspaper workers k ers and that the they should not be blamed imper inetor 10 for r the lack of fa facilities iii ties when the question was determined solely by the national committee several vain attempts were mado to open the vacant galleries to the outsiders an and d particularly to the union veterans of the late war but the whole matter was referred to the commit committee teo on oil resolutions the south may withdraw its opposition CHICAGO juno june 21 two strong factors in it the democratic party the south and tammany hall are not way leading the party as they want to do and asun as undoubtedly they could were they in ili accord with the south the democratic success is above the individual and the debate as to who could achieve success was won by the supporters of cleveland the moment the south believed that cleveland could carry new now york the opposition 1 in the south headed by rv watterson atterson has melted away and t the he popular demand for the homi nomination nation of cleveland grew irresistible tills this means that tammany hall is one of the obstacles to Clev elands royal triumph the fact is manifest that UM the broken 11 republican to publican lines in michigan IN wisconsin wisconsin iscon sin illinois iowa nebraska ana and kansas lia lias 9 infused courage into the democrats in the doubtful democratic states of the east and in uniting on cleveland has constrained the opposition in ili the solid south to yield to the ilie silve question gray holds the cards for vice president CHICAGO juno 21 the selection of ex governor gray of indiana as brunni runni running mate for ex president cleveland seem seemed am probable last night and this morning but later in the day it transpired tran that gray might have hare opposition duvio lojek ice expected there are fire various members of the indiana delegation who ar are opposed asod to the selection of gray and who clude zo e d disposed isar oal to ta construe his nomination as an all a aaront aron t to the tile people who have borne the brunt of battle in n the IIo osier state in behalf of cleveland as in ili opposition appo to the presidential ambition of In dianas favorite son the discussion on this peculiar situation in the Ifo osier state has caused the entire question ti estion to be opened again it is said t the e cleveland people of indiana favor the selection of congressman bynum of indianapolis indiana diana di if an indiana man is nomi balls data for the vice presidency and the georgia delegation it is alo alpo understood favor the nomination of bynum steveson and morrison orrison SI of illinois boies boles of iowa campbell Oam of missouri are freely discussed but despite this speculation gray appears to be the favorite candidate for the vice presidency silver state states growing restless CHICAGO june 21 the silver states held another caucus this afternoon and in view or Gor germans marilo refusal to permit the use of his name as a candidate for the residency presidency decided to cast their vote for gov 4 ov boles boies A subcommittee sub committee was appointed headed by patterson of colorado for the purpose of presenting the silver views of tu the ap 0 o western del delegates ate to the committee on resolutions eft ft was was further decided in case the committee refused to recommend a free coin coinage metallic bimetallic bi plank chatan appeal be t taken ag a n to the convention there is much talk among the delegates present of throwing the support of the tile silver states to td the peoples party in ili case the democratic Democrat io convention should not give heed to tha suver silver interests and it is probable the 1 ae re representatives re i senta tives of the silver states w will wali waif on the convention of that party dt omaha july ath with that purpose in view yiew cleveland conviction Is fixed CHICAGO I 1 june conviction that C cleveland leveland s shall hall be the leader of the democratic party had full of the delegates I 1 to today day and is so blied in their minds aerates t that lat all other things are merely done to reach the result and for which the convention will rush impetuously and with a unanimity that must nettle the helpless orivs opposition party and amaze the republican ican |