, 1880-06-06
upon proper basis And during the period OF


Deem practically secured, his fepntauoa Wa
towering before tho country. and one OF tne
great names Of the country had become spread
aoto''o al over 'no .f"o ...'s r,
hold word II was fananaf ID every eoinc1- -
was looked up to from every part Of the coun-
-. c..,a.s- +.-,r, W.,no trhocrs1
'ua eeua'ot 4lo1n ~ ~. ~ ~ ,,s,,,, +.,,a
but continued the applause for minute or two,
s1Dpleruentin9 1t with the waving Of handker-
oh;af, r.te ona ,,nhrcllas. There was n 1ul]
-. - fo1s seconds nna the demonstration seemed
.ot - -. 80 CO.. ~ tht .1for,o,os
~ ~ ;,al"d ~ ss' ~ 49, fa,. ,et+h, da,aeatas and
ato6e' 1oAo"co ~ " - NeDe' .@' ~
then 1t became evident tnat tnefe was TO DC q
repetition Of the scene Of early SATURDAY morn-
1tsa ti,e ", lerits much 10 the s1lrprse of MANY
hes,lcd ria Rms Of the caycI and took IL into
fn'Inns:1 ~ wy ~ 't'' ''AeA ''' o' 10
WhaI, Tho stormy neriod 0f Andrew 1ohnsnn's
t,rnc had passed away, or was passinu away. and
Gen Grant vas nominated 6y the ctmntrv for
country turned to the Hon. lanes e. blaine
WIN we 4aIt+.l 11n,n 10 f.0nrass the nGnntry
He canyasscd the country from Maine to tho
faInjIiar with the great North and tha great
West Tt,s people
BECAME FAMILIAR WITH Elm
IN the Nortn ana III tle afcat N'sst' ana ne nho
apout nm that Wonuerlul power OF att1acupn lS9a
s~A0
most eminent degree also ny another great man
q TINS country, tue great sou 81 me gieaI
statc OF LAY: ~ 1sa nc secono
called upon In the same way. and ne
traEerseu the country exercising ms power.
MS apy, W anu IN ms 10 fnu t; aus ,art ~ ano
border nc had become 50 wei! knoEn, me people
OF t1e countIt naa oecone "a, SO "sn M Maequaln1ea M
WIN MN, ne nag tas.ensa 1 mem py ntfac c
Lons ~ eIeAt, eAAt III .Ae Sonseuaon "1.ea @ Mas
held a1 cincinnati 1our yeafs aso ue hao oe-
co1ut
TIE LEADING CANDIDATE or THR NORTHERN
for the Presidency Of the United statcs. He
was the fayori1 rantiidaf,. Of Inc Statt, which
represent in this Convention. It's dele
view OF urging and securing, il it
were nnssih1e f1is f1o1ninution He ca,no within
lew Votes Of IL success. wien Tor some reason
his column bruke, and the result WAS another
uominntion. which had nut been before the
country. You all know The disappointment, YOU
al. know perhaps the astonishtnent, which was
created IN some sections III the country at that
upon this floor it was considered
almost q calamity to the Individual members of
the Republican party Of that Suite. They felt
It almost as personal blow But while he
might have been disappointed reasonably in
the results when tho CANVASS camo on,
and when the nght was close one.
and when it WIS Gul}tful whether, the Repub-
licnns would succeed in elccting their candidate,
although ht had been trpudiated ut the Conven-
l&Ou, Q9 uuEAlEu Ol u15 uAIueSS. ne entered
the ranks, he 1raverscd the country. and fought
znanfully, glDriousy, and vigorously until the
l,at1le was won, though By d small majority.
4Cheers.
The Chairman-The time OF the gentleman
from Michigan has expired. (''Go on, go on1'l
Mr.. Joy-A few minutes more, gentlemen.
Mr: Joy-The feeling which was created
a delegate-l move the time be extended.
The Chairman-ls there o second?
give the Gentleman time '"-'"~ wv "S@&
The Chair1nan-11ow much time?
j.. Mr.. Jor-The feeling which was created, gen
a dclegate-I move to give fifteen minutes
longer; r. No, No.'']
VI. JOY want hut few minutes before
ceed Without nnanimoas Consent. Objection is |
uiade-
Senator Gar1cld-I am sure no man will OBJ
proceed
III UNANIMOUS CONSENT. !
The Chairma1-4hc gentleman will nrncnad ,f |
40 objection IS made. e~''''''A - - -
Mr.. joy-The result was. gentlemen. that so |
.ndenry,l himself tcufoId more TO tho workfng |
~ Yhis Nnrfhw1ef fhnr T he h". ntaz
aonc before And when this Convention waz
called, the people Ut the State which represent,
and wt1'ch mad 50 earnestly advocated him be- |
Lore, determined agnfn to placc him before this |
convention. l am but executing their wish |
. So". gentlemen. Will sag, with regard to the |
elte OF Michagnn, II IS NOT doubtful state. 1t |
- a oiate Wh1en stauus oF It's Dauncr al the |
time it VIII not matter, 50 Tar us the work, the
sisor. and Tue energy which that State will put
luto the CONTEST wncther ne DC nominated hero |
1E hoL ne stafd 2! the Dag there, whoever I
usy ue tne s1a1loartl-b lSifght app1Ause.1
WIN tnese REMARKS. gentlemen, longer than !
n1caoeE, nave the honor to present to this
11nnntenuo1a. 1n US canoldate Tor the Presidential
,ua1l iol tne ENSUING tcrn1 70 pe voted Tor by
re people, tne name OF the Hon. James q.
talnc, or the state OF Maine- Loud and long
ontlnueQ appausc.I ......
~; scbeth. OF Nissotlr1 xcltedly1-I want.to
now If this Convention is going to be run by {
noo: Whether 1t IS capnble OF running itself and !
nuntaih order. or whether the galleries are go |
ny 70 uf2re THIS Convention from the purpose !
VI WHICH II came here. want to know IT we
!e eapaolc or running this Convention, or
Iaetner thls mob Shaking his arm
: he Eaucrtcsl shall drive US out.
olces, That is right. clear the galleries.
II: enalfman, l ask Ibis: II the galleries will
usiness. with certain amount of cheering,
roper amount Of recognition, that then We. as
lelnoers or Ills Convention. shall have to ask
lat the galleries be cleared entirely, that the
dsincss OF tue convention may be transacted I
! business like and gentlemAnly manner.
applause.]
CALIFORNIA SECONDS MICHIGAN.
Mr.. pixiev. of cat,for,fa-yr proei5o,t
The ChsirmnnNTbe nt1cIno., f,Drn Gai;t, |
entitled to i've n,tn,atac - ou eei11oeuA"
MT PiYicv-ur Erns;,,nIr AVID ,,on+,o,,,o,> so,.
s1es nr he Ren,,hlsH, Na1to,e"i t,et,,at; usie
have. bet.n ass;,1n..d ~ ,,,.,t ,,iass,i @
has hren 1sx.or,1,.d r. fno ~ 'tha ouaS- e15
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