The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-07
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE T. 1s72-TRlPLE SHEET

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mer" .Gheers) The second was a Belmont, when he
w whip and the hS and spsec
TINS great captain and great soldier who Knew that ~
on his brow, was when he said
ppause Task yon II YOU a do moi ind moro uce and
paca IN se 81 ACHE s m ~
together. irene wed appiauseD
II conclusion he said II know we can carry and
Great country and that the great senator Of Missouri will
All we want isto have fair expression.
EMORY A. SToRRs, OF Illinois, was called for, as
cended the platform and said -
EMORY A. sToRR's SPEECH.
Mr. CHAiRMAs AND GEsrLEMES OF rnR CONFERENCE.-The
magnificent assembage Of the people does look very
represent ia ihs greatest carpebas state The
sn one state n Of hs in our there
We came to that State without even carpetbass We
and high Of ans syons
wills Those We had learned in our old Eastsrs
the carpetoagrers Illinois have built up most
Of the magnificent cities that The wor ever
seen and Say that me earpebag tree produces this
Cheers AS proud as was efmy great city year or
nas' Of the sum hs nfi es '
THE cARrEr.nAocKn RISING uScosauERrp AND uscoS.
They claim that the mission the republican party is
a sas a made
y inose sSSss
whole caSnet OF and 0h L
next pahw"y Of the repaS
sa s n party s strewn With the Of rs leaders
the place where the RANK and desire 60 Il It's
dc language above That nssriSsa s records cord aH d
Ss siyns s W
and what the platform of republican will
We told however, that great chcftain either
sS which he
here gentlemen that the republican party has always
ArAnTr or DEEDS, AND NOT WORDS; .,.,., 49,,
captain has done hc deeds he has accomplished win live
the Duke "a b
as examples Of successful military sp aS
snsas.y Ssas
tassS % Gs s" @
hs H. % like s !" ns
but like Sumner and Carl schurz in peace He
great as dass
the 81 sd a%T hs
not VIII not forget the Of General Grant
they
sS wn ss
of u s. Grant as his Great cheerlng)
TIRED OF TALKING.
At the close Of Mr. Storrs address there was great
confusion and Impatient calls to proceed to busi-
ness.
President SETTLE said-I understood the commit
hour. Missouri has asked that one of her distin-
guished sons be heard.
In response to loud calls John B. Henderson, Of
Missouri addressed the Convention. He said:-
EX-SENATOR HENDERsONs SPEECH.
You want to hear something of Missouri politics Well
misty We have so many great men in Missouri that II
E S % hs sou ALL 90
attempt to address YOU 4 not well go occupy
nTs made w WIN your sGod % select opHor ~
Tesoutions are adopted and have text to talk 70
you however, after you shall have made the nonina
ss sSs G'f1
Rssusf ahs1s S Rsass
ss s s'fs
There have been liberals and regulars but
Of in the State favored the repeal d constitutional
and we had Everything that could
y Favor 81. OF Esrn ,. ,. THE RnsE,s,
gerous in republican government to keep any portion
consa,ons rsstrstiSns but candidate having
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DC Tspacsn n he
fae pGsp e feS s as w a
al that had kept nom harmoniousy working together
party sSoud unite We did s and trusted that
would be with seemed ss enranchsmen
sT n9 a nsS s
but are Io. practical people out there and
that Ss 0Sy state %
our people are not 50 wd that they 90 not recognize the
could not ove1coh lie I'd great
or ssna1 Vent o es a
secured an equivocal platform, and
THE FATHER or ALL HIGH TARIFFS
short time he Cschurz Is to visit EuropeI suppose for
his candidate. TaasR,erJ '''''' ' p'ee' 'e'N
Mr.. BIoKHAM, OF OHIO, moved a suspension OF the
rules and that the Convention ballot for President
OF the United States
CHAIRMAN-There Is a rule just reported and
adopted that until the platform Is adopted no bal
that 1t will be some time before the committee can
report. IL Is moved and seconded that the rule
which prohibits ballot for a candidate for Pres-
dent be suspended and the Convention proceed to
nominate q President.
The motion was declared lost
Several delegates here claimed the floor and
began speaking. Motions were made from several
quarters OF the hall.
Mr.: Mill, OF Mississippi, was awarded the floor.
Mr.. HILL said
desire to suggest that while the various delegations
producing to this Convention from different elo
We DESIRE to e this
from Mississippi, tine Hon. james X. Lynch
Mr.. LYNCH was loudly called for and, advancing
to the platform, said
THE coLoRED sECRErARY's SPEECH.
Mr. PREsIDEST-Sandng I'm this grand presence, after
the eloquent expression that has been given the feel
ing and opinions OF the colored people OF country
Yesterday and approaching the value Of your time,
should be constrained to silence this occasion did
OF Mississippi and the republicans of other color wait
Ing with hope hear the by tce-
graph that General Grant has been renomlnaed for
President Of the United States Great applauseJ will
trespas your valuable time by entering any
argument In OF the republican party. II needs no
more argument 10 convince patriotism, JUSTICE reason
and intelligence that 1t the only party That bless
and the country and reazc the hopes of its found
than does the glorious SUM- scattering his rays every
where bathing the world in glory, TO make believe
that Is air to make is capable Of
porting human life. Great applause) heard gen
tlcmen say here that wouli kill the democratic party
With all due Difference to those who have superior po
cal sagacity and knowledge " that which possess.
hes leqyeo RI - p
SUGGEST DEMOCRATIC PARTY DEAD.
fLaughter) Some may ask then why illuminate against
1t rom the platform, Why invoke the Divine Master TO
rctad its prograss Because dead body lying the
ground in the summer time may do more harm than
living one. (Roars OF aughter) behold this democratic
dead Its hydra read In the of the lakes its
great covcn feet stuck out In the OF the Gulf
pf its cold, clamy bony fingers the Pacific and
the other the Atlantic and the sinking ems
Ddor that breeds disease and that disease threatens the