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Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1896

Page

3

Fifth Ballot Nominates Bryan for President at Convention

The convention unfolds with a chaotic roll call and state withdrawals as William J Bryan of Nebraska secures the fifth ballot nomination. Bland loses ground amid splits in the Wisconsin and New Jersey delegations and a rising Bryan momentum prompts mass demonstrations at the Nebraska seats.

Wm. J. Bryan Nebraska Bland Botes Matthews McLean Bryan Blackburn Pattison Stevenson Bill Lst

Democrats Nominate in Carson Night Session for President

At the Chicago convention the six Democratic candidates Bland Boles Matthews Gryac McLean and Blackburn were nominated in a dramatic night session as twenty thousand listeners heard sweeping oratory. The hall roared with silver vs gold speeches while delegates displayed fervent support and intense crossfire over the platform and potential candidates. The day closed with a heated roll call on the platform and a tentative move toward a Bryan nomination amid partisan tension.

Miller Oregon Pennoyer Egies Ohio JS. H. Holding Mr. Stone New Jersey New York Connecticut New Hampshire Wisconsin Bland Boies Matthews McLean Bryan Blackburn Pattigan Campbell Russell Tillman Hilll Stevenson Teller Colorado Boles Pattison Pailot Stephenson Telfler Boise Foto Fa Yk Harrity Pennsylvania Hubert E Patte- 600 Boise Hill Illinois Gryac Nebraska Hil H T. Lewis Georgia W O T Klatz North Carolina George Fred Willams Sassachusetts T S Kernan Lousiana Sinator West Ouermeyer Kausap Claude Matthews Indiana Turpi Tripprtt Fred White Lone Place Kentucky John S. Rhea Die

Night and Day Session at the Convention Proceeds

A vivid report from the convention describes a night session with delegates arriving New England and New York contingents in place United States Democratic platform emphasizes liberty of speech press conscience personal rights equality before the law and constitutional limits The lengthy excerpt ends noting continued discussion on the third page of the issue.

ConvesTion Haly Cubana White New England New York Whitney Hill Green Cedar Rapids Sam White Hat Ric Tennnessee Committee On Resolutions Jones Arkansas Democrats United States Democratic Party Jefferson

PRESS OPINIONS ON SILVER STAND AND DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM

Editorial commentary from Brooklyn's Engie argues that silver issue divisions will persist among Democrats. It notes factions backing honest money or opposing repudiation, and mentions Gordon Woodbury of New Hampshire reporting Manchester Union to support the platform.

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Welcome at Washington Endeavorers gathering tribute and services

Thousands of Endeavorers in Washington wore badges and filled tents for the annual convention services. Delegates heard reports from Secretary John Wao Baer and addressed by President Francis Clark, with music led by Howard B Grose. Omitted services in Tent Williston due to a collapse.

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