New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
NoMINEEs FOR PRESIDENT.
nnntin,.,d from Second raas.


eon g yen to twenty-five years the National statute
4 Books one ss that time has
Tssss.a aid the Re s~ S TsS
armies aud navies and carried us through the
tSs statutes t1 which brought back the unity and
married calm OF these States His hand was SSs
great war e9rFency that carried us through tSn
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hair from the line OF duty he has improved r tne
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For twenty-five years he has trod that pero9s height
of public duty and against all the shafts OF malice
has tbS srcs light Src which has been
mas found no flaw IN bis honor. no stan on MS n
shield 40 not POS thousands Of Others whom we
honor and revere but present n ITp of so
consideration NOMINATE 'ohn Sne,n%", u o'
The applause and noise which followed Sher-
man's nomination came from those who
made I'D on persistent effort what they
Hacked in numbers The chair did not feel called
800 +o mako anv effort to check It, and so much
o5dit;onal time WAS wasted until finally storm of
Kisses reduced the unruly to comparative quiet
Mr. Winkler, of Wisconsin, and MT Eliiot'' oI
south Carolina (coloredl, seconded Sherman's nom-
ration. the latter taking the opportunity also
IN nav graceful compliment to Blame
He said, If any candidate went into TINS canvass
relying on the vote OF any southern otate iol s
election ne would fail We may put the Votes IN
the bailOt-box, but we are powerlesS u haNe ''oi
counted for the nominee
KILLINGS NOMIYATEs EDMUNDs.
varmont being called, MIR. Billings rose to put in
nomination Mr.. Edmunds of that State.
Hs ssd I 1Ps k Rs RopuShcaH sst
can have better right to name a9 name mfpuOrl
sFer G Gandf RspuDosnsm her Inc
she for and s bs sds Of The Nsion
mont looked forward through the years and saw the
sp"% FSyyO %nd SI%0D and she @peTed tins
Convention let nothing put Republican wGOry I'M
p psfsns but on the iS ps asS
even than the 5e Of
S Sps ssSns Of said platform Any oon other
Sees Such candidate needed was that brave
Keen vigant man on whom rested no snaGS" d|nd
heers and aPpaHse 20 a " hm
The nomination was seconded by Mr. Sanford, Of
Massachusetts,.
MR. CASSIDY PRESENTS wAsHBURNE.
Mr.. Cassidy, of Wisconsin. presented the name OF
Ehhu b. Washburne. of Illinois, as that OF one OF
which would give unity to the party, and who is
at once capable and worthy OF the public confidence
which his merits command
Mr.. Washburnes name was received with marked
approval.
MIR, Brandegee of Connecticut. seconded the
nomination of Mr. Washburne. as followsi
He eatd that wahDurTe was the WISE es sOnes ns
fhe only one sure Of carrying every
Soubtfu State, ana thus securing victory
He nrsed him also as the friend OF General Grant,
whose pertnaciTy dark hours OF the war brought
fhe sileIIt man from the Southwest and put MIN IN
covmsnd In Yrqinia to crush head Of the rebellion
Heurged that Washbumes name would rally the German
vote and thus aecure NewNork and redeem Conneetl,
ont and aid powerfully in securing kepuohcan coDro
to the National Senate. ..,,A.
Int the late hour forbids justice in It's report.
On motion of Mr.. Morse. of Massachusetts, the
Convention, at 11:5o. adjourned till 10 o'clock
Monday morning.