The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-07-06

II IL Is not worth Whilc 10 SEQ
10 Il that a candidate Is nominated
whom nothing can be said aud
who Is sure 10 succeed In the campaign.
tChcers. In conclusion, permit me 10
say that IL the wisdom Of this conven-
ton decides at last that Gov. Hayes
nomination Is safest and best. that do.
cision will meet with such responsive
enthusiasm here IN Ohio a. will insure
Republican success at home, and which
win be so f~ar-rcaching and widespread
ing rs TO make success almost certain
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific.
[Chcersl.
MR.. BLAINE's NOMINATION..
Col. Robert lngersoll, OF Illinois, APP
pcarcd upon the platform, and as IL was
understood that he was to nominate
Blaine, the friends uf the latter gentle
man broke out into a storm OF cheers
which was continued for several min
utes, and closed with three cheers Tor
the man from Maine When tn? tu-
mutt subsidized Col. Ingersoll spoke as
follows:
Massachusetts, may be satisfied with
the loyalty of Benlamen ii Bristow so
am I ta~pplause1 but If any man nom
mated by this convention cannot carry
the Gbate Of Massachusetts,, am not
satisfied with the loyalty of that State.
TCheers, applause, laughter.l III the
nominee oil this convention cannot car
~ the majority j would advise them to
sell out Fancuil Hall as a Democratic
headquarters. tcheers and laughter.]
/ would advise them TO take from Jun
ker Hill that old monument OF glory.
The Republicans OF the United states
demand as their leader IN the great con
test OF 1876 a man oil inteiiiscnce q
man OF integrity, a man weN'knowh ana
approved political opinion l~Gheers.
They demand statesmih they .el'a y
a reierIner AFTER Us weli as oeiI'e uIe
election. lcneers. iney na POI,
itician IN the hisnest anu anu
best sense OF tnat worn. loseel!
they demand q man acluain'eu WIN
pubi'c affairs-wlth ne wants Oh .ne
people, ;wilh nor oniy inc reIulrenen.
OF the hour, put WIN the uenlanus o. tne
future; Ihey aenianu ma oIoau
enough 10 compreneno the rei..;ons Vi
TINS governrnent 10 Tue 1.her nas.onSo Vi
the eartm. IapPi'.se.J iney usii a.,
mar wen learnea IN .ne Fowers, aut w.
anu prerosa.i.es Oh eaen ana e.e,y ue,
Partthent vi .hIs "ppIauSn
lney uenn.ho u lhnh Wno WI, '"I.euiy
Preser'e .he hnanolai nono uno
ohitca States l~cnge,s!i olc Mno hhoMs
enough TO know ina, 'ne hatlonal uep.
must DC paio through ,nc vi
ms people ; one VINO Knows ENOUGH 10
know that all the hhahcial tneo,les III
the W0Ilu lnnOI IGkpGln u SlllHlC VOl-
lar lappiauseJ one VINO Knows ehouSh
to know mat al INC money must DC
made, not by law, out Dy iaoor lap.
plauseI; n VINO knows enough 10
that the people Oh the uhited states
have the industry 10 make inc money
and the honor 10 pay, u oVer Just us
fast as they make IL. lcheefs.l II lie,
| publicans OF the Unlteu States uemah!
man who knows that prosperity ana
resumption when they come must come
together. lcheers'] Wheh they come
they, VIII come hahd IN hand. lana III
hand through the golden harvest nelds
hand IN hahd Dy inc wn,rlihS sPinuie;
and the turning wheels; hahd IN nan"
past the open furnace doors; naha ~
hand by flaming i0rSeesi hahu III name
by the chlmneys iiiieu win eager hrcs;
and worked ana graspeu ny tne hahu'
Of the countless sons oftJii. ms mon
eV mas got 10 DC aug out Oh the GROUND
You cannot make IL DY passing resoiu
lions IN n political meeting. l"pPlause.
The hepuoiicans OF the on,teo state
want n man VINO knows mathis govern
ment should protect every clllzen q
home and abroad; lcheets.l VINO nov,
that any government mat VIII NOT oe
iend It's defenders, ana VIII not protec
It's protectors Is adisSrace 70 'he mass o.
the ~orlu. lAPpiause .lhey demane
a man who DeilcVcs IN eterhai sepera
ton and dlvorccmcht Oh ch,irch
lhey demand n man whose po'itlca
reputation Is sPotlass rs Il star: put the,,
do no.: demand that their Candidate shal
AVE a certlheate OF moral character
signed ny a confederate Cohgaes'
lGreat cheering.I Inc mar VINO mas !
iuil haoit II ROUNDED measure All U
these splendid q~ualiflcations Is the pres
ent grand II gallant leader OF the TIC
publican party,
JAMES u. BLAINE.
lChe ers.] Our country, crowned wit
the vast and marvellous achievcments
NOV ""nS h''' "'''n
Of the past, prophetic OF the future; ask
for a man who has the audacity of ger
ius t~applause asks for II man who
: the grandest combination oil heat, cor
science, and brain beneath the flag [al
, plaase that man is James G. Bla.n'
Applause For the Republican hos
. led by this intrepid leader, there a |
no such thing as defeat. Applause. Irh
, is a grand year-a year filled with I'll
recollection of the revolution [applaus,
q filled with proud and te.:der memoir,
8 of the sacred past; filed with the lie,
ends of l%iberty-a year in which The sol
Of freedom will drink from the founta
of enthusiasm [~applausel; a year
~ which the people cali for a man wi
~ has preserved IN Congress what O.
soldiers won upon the field a year
70 which VIC call for the man who has to
y from the throat OF treason the tongue
% SANDER [~Applausel; q man that h
!, snatched the mask of Democracy fro
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