, 1880-06-06

homes Of their childhood md the graves OF thel
fused fuse d. to O. receive % Denis Kearncy in California
he meant that Communism, lawlesness, and dis
order, although 1t might stalk high -hendcd ant
him. loud oheers.l lie meant that popular
or unpopular he would how to the line Of right
let the chips hy where they may. [Cheers.l
his unequaled experience, arc tho qualities of
fcrcd to his country. [Chcers.1 The only argu-
mcnt, the only one that the wit of man or the
dumbfoundcr Solomon, because he thought there
WIS nothing new under the sun. Having tried
Grant tw1ce and found him faithful, we nrc told
trust him again. Ny countrymcn! Ny country.
mcn! what qualification does not such fallncy
involve. [Cheersl The American people, e. ex- ::
Why? Because he was the arch-trnitor and
would be destroyer; and now the same people
Is asked to ostr':ise Gr.nt aug d., not to trust
il il WIZ % but twce IS 9Th Masistrato he ssvs
public: loud applause1 IS this an eies.
masquerade! Thor;e is no Acid Of human activ-
bsnss oSect t. has BEEN
weighed In the balance and not found wanting.
lIoud applause, on the subsistence or which
eres of Gese on There % mo- Department. @
[Rcnewed calls Of s'Tinc" and 'Go on."l There
Is, suy, no department of human reason In
which sane men reject un agent because
HE HAS HAD EXPERIENCE,
making him exceptionally competent and 1T.
From tho man who shoes your horse to the law
yer who tries your cause, the officer who man
ages your railway or your mill, the doctor into
who seeks to sayo your soul, what man; do you
reject because, by his works, you have known
him, and found him faithful: and fit?
an exception to all things else in the common
sense to bo applied to selecting its incumbent?
Who dares-who dares to put letters R on ,,t1 that
Gin it be said that Grant has used official
power and place to pcrpetuato his term? He
use used * fof lin him loud aud prolonged Cheers
Without patronage and without emissa.
ries, without committees, without bureaus
Enh Sh'es Wires and crg pplspse e. cocd A0ut oood ts:
and applausc1 running from his house to
this Convendon or running from bis house any
sse e. 9f and appaasea use
Let me finish. (cries OF go on and "Time.:;
Let me s,anda t1nish More cries and cat calls1
The Chairman-For what purpose does tho
gentleman rise7
Mr.. Bishop-I rise to ask the American people
to listen ,n to 2 the gentleman when he says" Let
The Charman-The gentleman will proceed
lnless some member OF the Convention makes
point Of order: No member of the Convention
aas manifested u disposition to do it. The gen.
.leman will proceed.
Mr.. Conkllng--Mr. Chairmau, let mo say to
he forty minutes which. without objection,
sere given to those WHO proposed and seconded
he last nomination. [Cries Of ''Good, good,'
say this MIN without bureaus, without push,
Without appliances, without election aering con-
riyances, which have 1naoe of--[Cries Of "Oh!
A voice" Syndicate"
Mr.. Conkling-Without effort on his part
J.; Mr.. CO, conk1ing- II; name is sn bis % eoqptsys
:rafte party-icries Of '.ohi ohT'l-beeause bis
nomination is tho dcath-blow Of Democratic
!lccess. [Applausel He is struck at By 9th
on who IN d ao an ,e qens Services 1na Ga
cudcred, and the very experience TINT
'e .. hns gained Show me 2 better nan,-(Cries
+ :; nlaine: 80 "nlaine Name one [cries OF
LWhiie the crowd was amusing itself, Mr.
,onkling picked up and complaccnrly sucked a
Mr.. Conklng-Thts doesn't come out of my
ime, gentlemen, and, therefore, doesn't annoy
ne LLaughte5} | was about to say name 4
IS disqualification to the very experience
shich makes this man fit beyond ali others. Zap
'lause.] There is no third-term IN the
,,s ase' and. and the pretense will die with
+. [Laughter.} ONO week after the
Convention Will hear the lust Of this
ubbish about a third term. [Cries of ...RightI'
isquieIed about a third term [derisiye voices,
O. noT'] except those hopciesly longing for Il |
s tcsn ARpause and i is the
crl Without effort or intrigue on his part,
he IS THE CANDIDATE
es, the candttlate,-whosc friends have threat
49,, ~ 49,. .-1lo,x W. ..:.4..,u |
nfasoa @ ~ q and erIss Of 'e nGs s'es P@er 20
senator conkling-He is the candidate whose
r1es Of 'Bravorl He is u Republican who
roA AApRaqsse H. and big fends
ghtf"i rule Of thet m}orty IS the very @ essence @
their faith [applnuscl, and they mean to up
a common enemy s15f' pnt against nGo oa1y th!
lariatans, jahawkers tramps, and guerrillas
'pplause], the men who deploy between the
e other. IApplsuso.j This sc Convention e on is IS
aster Of supreme opportunity. 1t can name
e next President lApplnuse and cries Of
1t Gan @ke Sne en 1f his eeeton
sorder,-so much that tho speaker was
'lised to suspend, saying. II will wnit, I will
Senator Conkling--Sot until you keep quiet I
ont- FINALLY order was restored, and then
.nator Conkling rcsrmed:]
1t can make sure not only of his election, but |
his certain and peaceful Inauguration. |
neers.l 1t can break that power which doni-
tics and mildews tho South 1t can overthrow
organization whose very existence is a stand
2 protest agninst progress.
Tho purpose Of the Democratic party is spoils, |
very hope Of existence Is solid South. Its !
ccess is II menace to order and progress. suy
IS Convention eau overthrow TINT power. It
u dissolve and e.nnncipAto d solid South. 1t
n Speed the Nation In II career of grandeur
!ipsng ali past achievements. Gentlemen, we
We only to listen above the din and l,ok be-
nd the dust Of an honr to behold tho Kcput-
an pnrty advancing with its ensigns re- |
endcnt with lllustri0u9 achievements march |
: to certain victory with its greatest Marphnt |
Its head. Applause, lasting for about ten
nutes-1
SECONDED ny KENTUCKY ,
The Chnirman-Mr. Bradley, Of Kentucky, will
.ond the nomination.
] r. ". o. Dradlcy-Mr. Chair1nan--
IT. Mitchell, Of Nchraskn-A1r. Chairman | t
'lrc to give notice that when the five minutes !
up i shall insist upon the rule. [''Good, |
lr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Convention. +
vc never witnessed such scene Of cnthusi- | I
n as this Tonight. and never expect to witt |
IS such scene ngntn until after the next No. ! t
nocr election aud thcn expect to witness It | 4
behalf OF tho same distinguished soldier In | c
ose behalf IT has been exercised to- night. We |
&c heard that portentous storm of which the |
atieman from Mnine spoke, and we saw the
atning md heard tho thunder and saw that y
Fas that grand old soldier who sat ut the y
IN. magnificent rim rnidct of liv o;In,n., | Il