St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-23

people. (ApplauSe.) He proceeded to
eulogize Bristow's record from the be-
ginning" of the rebellion, when he took
his life in his hand, to the present time
In conclusion he said II this is not tu
bc the last successful convention of the
republican party, ii must go into the
canvass with these cries: First, abso-
lutte protection of all rights of citizens
everywhere; second, the hardest kind
of hard money. and the earliest return
To II third. no rings, no cliques, no
combinations of personal interests, no
personal government (applause y moth
ing but the will of the people, clearly
expressed. GIeat applause.)
Richard ii. Dana, Jr., of Massachu-
sets, next came forward, and was
greeted with vociicrous cheers. He
said: Mr.. Chairman and gentlemen of
the convention: | am deeply grateful
for my state and the delegation here
that we have been permitted and in
Nited to second the nomination of Ben
lamin II. Bristow. (Cheers.) When
that proposition was submitted To us,
asked the advice of my brethren of the
Massachusetts delegation, and, 10y il
vote not quite unanimous but Il very
large majority. WAS authorized and
requested To second the nomination of
Gen. Br>tow. Cirat cheering.) And
when this large majority of the Massa-
chnsettS delegation spoke those words,
they spoke the views of the old com
m"nwralth of Massachusetts. tell
Nou. gentlemen of the convention, |
know no other name which is sure to
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but III order to present the views that
ln' instructed to present, : let me say,
therefore. hrst, 1t Is the belief of Mass;t-
.hhsttts that the body polite Is labor
i,iS uhuer severe ana dangerous
disease. 1t Is our belief that 1t requires
Ill" administration OF sure and unwel-
come remedies. 1t Is our belief that
the disease must he cured by the work
al strong hahd, Il Stlong VIII, man
"i mighty courage, Il man who, when
he ls president. VIII devote himself TO
the duty of being president of the United
STATES. Gentlemen, Massachusetts is
satisfied with the loyalty of Benjamin
ii. Blist"w. Vermont is satisfied with
the loyalty OF Benjamin Ii. Brst"w.
We know that he Is from the Other side
"i the iihe, hut we know that his oNalty
has heen All the more trled Tor that
cause. II has been trled III the furnace.
heref"re, gentlemen. thanking Nou for
the attention y"u have all given me,
ana knowing the respect IN which YOU
h"ld the commonwealth partially
represent. and IN behalf OF the large
MAJORITY "i the delegation which has
h"h"red me 10y placing me at ITS head,
| second the nomination with all my
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JAMES g. BLAINE OF MAINE.
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,t GREAT enthusiasm, ,.nsu,d J,I.r.,t,.s
md sn,rt,t,,s ris,ur f., tL.;,. f.,t v.v-
inc hats and fans. and cheering lang
and loud. d>iu" AWAY only to he renew
ed. and closing with thI., cheers for
Blaine. Mr. In"ersnlI of Illiunis tn,k
IN, ulattorm. lie. foo. WAS satisfied
with tLe I,v,Itl nf Kri.tnv hut if