The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-18
The Delegation 20 Cincinnati instruct
ed For Hendricks.

w hen TIE u0ur oil ten approached
there WAS AN almost interminable con-
fusion, incident upon seating the dele
gaies. Col. y. T.. Shaw, Chairman of the
state Central Committee. yainly raped
attention. and il was long time be-
fore the usurpers Of the seat belonging
10 the regular delegates could be driven
ont. In this respect there was exccrable
management. more the fault Of the OFF,
Gers in charge Of the floor. who failed "a
obey instructions, than blunder Of the
Executive Committee. and these in
trniers clung 10 their places until fairly
ou-led BY force.
Hon. Francis IT. Hori. Of Barthoo-
new. wa chosen Chairman pro tenn.
aud John w. kerns. Of Howard. Secre-
ttfy. Colonel shaw. a. Chairman OF the
stale Central Committee. had difficulty
ia forming this order out OF chaos. but il
Wa finally accomplished. aud Judge
il~rd received warm greeting a he
presented himself t. the trout
in returning thanks for the honor con
vsved. Judge IIord remarked that we
are now On the verge Of the most i'm
l.Uriant contest that ever marked our
political history Already the air j. torn
with preparations for the contest The
l,n-t> are mar-hAIed. and this Conyen-
iiom has assembled 10 select captains for
ih- fray This II 4 contest between nee
government aui the enrroarhncns N
rrMorscles~ power the l'epnhlir ". Em-
.irr--apn wr will hot sniEer tne iron
llani "a sirsNntiSfn 10 ~miie l0r u liberty.
Nr llori closed with sling. Alinsion
tn ~ srsieli, whp helped ;A-reA tar fTanA
UleH' Presidency upon THE people. ana
he reterre M Arihnr A. person 'whoni
IIaycs. corFnpt ~ he II. considered too
c0rrupt tu -sand IN Ais presence aui
with tile ap0srrrphe ~ have here
in lndana saIinding tn Hen lrick~' a man
who can be and viii l'e. tie next FrpSi-
dent. and whcn we elect hil. hy tic help
cf God. Ne VIII inaugmrate hiu-~ This
ailm-ion tn sirndricN- aroused ihe wild
csr enthusiasm which continued Tor an
indefinite length 81 time. and VIA 4
demon~tr4iinn Intensely complimentary
70 the recipient.
The Committee on Permanent Organ
izaiicn recommended Hon Thomas Al
Hendricks for President anil Mr. hemS
for Secretary. ana - The name 0f Mr.
Hendricks fell from fhe lip~ of the Char
man Of the Commute. nc vast audience
sprang ~ their feet With ihe most cnthn-
sis>tic cheers and f,,r several minutes
the proceedings 1T thr T renii0n were
interrupted. ~ Mr.. Hendricks passed
81 the font there was 4 repetition cfthe
fnmultuOus cheering with which his
name was received. and = similar ap-
plause greeted the salient points Of hi
n14Irnan shf..4. F.Ifr~~n
NH. HENDRICKS SPEECH.
thank Won fnr the honor conferred.
and will undertake 70 discharge my du-
ties impartially. and hope each mem
Der Of this Convention upon his duty
and Willingness to the great Democratic
party OF the country. shall help me "a
preserve order all the time.
Every thing Il auspiciDus-I felt II
when stood beside the pollsthi spring
at the April election. and felt IL yesler-
day As the streams Of men came from the
north and the south and the east and the
west to consider for the interests OF their
country know Il now when see be.
lore me Convention such as II here pre-
sented coming from almost every neigh.
borh0od OF the StAie--a Convention oil
men that are interested Ia the public
welfare. and IN public honor-a Conven.
tion In numbers surprising any thinc
ever seen IN the State Of Indiana.
know that victory will sit upon ouI
banner. IApplause. They nominated
= candidate At Chicago yesterday.
should say ticket for II wouldn't b
right TO omit the last OF that ticket
f1ke III that ticket ronrcrnrf. f.frf.. N.