The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-06-24

of the civil l~service. We want pnrity!judicistN
purity-in the Executive department OF the coun.
Enpirs takes its course" and now from be-
yopd the Far West comes that great conn-
OF the Pacifc~ country that . Democratic
one of her sons to this Convention as . candidate
for the highest office on earth. New England nur-
Manhood. DsIessates Of Gohnseticut. he is the SON
Of your own soil. CalitSr9i I al Be Is your Justin.
tleman Of the suffering South, he threw Ground around
you the protecting sHtsad OF your Sountrys co rs
that great State was In its early infancy, he gave
poor PC man Of the Pacific Slope owes the protection
from forced sale of the roof that shelters his family
rapacity Of his creditor. He has shaped the laws
of those great Territories In the West that are yet
E e. D IS 0os o Taais sSs ' toand IL t n s sslssy sS Ct . stsi tss
preserver Of States Appointed to the Supreme
time Wien the country was in the desperate throes
OF oivilwar, he holds q commission from President
Union. On that bond he has been as pure and up
right as Lord Hale. He has expounded the
style superior to that Of Brougham. He has pro-
tecteG the lawyer in his profession, and the minis
President. he imbibed his principles from the
ssssaing e q Ma 5nas sFsas a aRp' he Of Ds%Sstesy , Sno
with the energy and fearlessness Of the hero. the
# dominated by this Convention, he
will sweep over California like tho
Mountains. 1 have the honor to Nominate seoT for
President of the United States the Hon. Stephen
and Without reproach, a corinthian column in the
temple OF Democracy. one who. If elected, will
wipe out the only stain upon the banner of De-
The Gahair-Fhe name of Stephen j. Field. of Cal
dent. The Clerk will proceed with the cali.
The Clerk called Colorado" and MI. Brown, Of
In behalf Of the delegation Of Colorado. l. desire
to second the nomination OF the Hon. Stephen ].
Field, from California. IApplause
forms
MT Brown proceeded TO the platform.
The Chair-The Chair presents to the Convention
Mr.. Brown, of Colorado.
in behalf of the State Of Colorado we desire
TO- second the nomination Of the Hon
but because, like the c~nivalric Bayard, he is a gen,
tleman, Statesman, patriot and jurist. who was
Ictiso u, fear sa Land and y without 4 HSs. reegproach. Our State
Mr.. Brown-Oh.I talk loud enough FOR you all to
hear me. just keen. quiet.
Her golden sands flow equally to the Orient and
the ocean, ana gu our rivers, like our political senti-
t ar" and H cries Sc Of aIo DUDE Tnu 'ne south Laugh
The Chsir-The eyes Of the world are upon this
Convention; Let them prove themselves worthy
MI. Brownaawhen in 1876. we elected to the
Hon. Samuel J. Tilden by an immense majority,
L CiiCc VI III tltno y Julbluldss flFduQS l'lllna,
ftime," and lsughterl-when fraud. larceny, per.
jury, murder loud cries of Tim time" laughter,
thing else in the World that Is Infamous LOUD
, calls Of Time: tia1s," and laughter amidst which
When Delaware Was reached. Mr.. salisbury, of
! that State, said: NJ President. Delaware has .
i candidate for the Convention whose name will now
be presented BY tbs Hon, George Gray.
The hairm :. Chair has the pleasure Of pre-
Mr.. Gras-Mr. President and Gentlemen Of the
II Conventional am iDsfructAd bv the nAlaorara
P2%,af'is States. for sI n ii SFss ssfsissE, & ssa sh #
populatien, Delaware is proud OF her history and
plause and cries Of aGood.I Always devoted 60
the principles of that great party that maintains
Of the individual citizen, she is hsre to-day to DO
all that in her power lies for the adyapcemsnt Of
ssatoTation Of Gods Government cries Of bay.
the States and their people. Is the important ques-
3 mot sh Blinded Ss r 3 here her ,a& assSsS ss ssS,Ss Inc D s1s E
to this Convention rs 2 candidats for this great
! Bsgst sss na PISa q s ssd kf iess4o s1ei mssns sp P5 I
= He L ! mo m ssaess h sMS4s Tnss ssg, put srss forth canf y US E e
] : veteran Covered with the sears Of many hard
8 fought battle where the principles OF constitutional
giants Of radicaIism were his foes, and his bruised
arms, not hung up, but welded still with stalwart
arm, and FURNISHED bright are the monuments Of
Thomas Francis Bayard is a statesman lap
II iduoO hhO VIII ~ w ~
!. American people. TAppIause.l His name and his
E record are known wherever our flag doatssmay:
no sectional fame. With sympathies as broad as
Iass as sse the SNOW from mpf heaven 'P9 srsst ap 81 sRes.
q Judgment as clear as the sunlight, an Intellect rs
Thought ana deed, the people all know him BY
heart, and. as said before, need not to be told
But you, gentlemen Of the Convention. You who,
> with ,ish me. have the duty to perform Of Keeping IN
, achieved next November. pray consider with ME
q for a the elements OF his strength. who
b %saG sr spah o1 w ,of o 9 : : party ssgo. and 81 s our eou nS rSs
In whom moro than in him wHIthe best interests
life and hope. confide for that security and repose
n which shall send capital and labor forth Ike twin
e OF spa b sayansinr up her our c,vt sGupssg,s gwTSS sp bs,.
9 and intellect Of our great party, or give better
Who Withdraw more largely upon the honest and
e refecting independent voters than he whose very
9 zion to corruption in every form and everywhere,
r and who has dared to follow the straight path that
Q he thought the path OF duty with a 5hivalrous de-
votion that never counted personal gain or lossqN
e Who has contributed more than Mr.. Bayard to
of the United States to-dayq Blot out him and his
g Influence. and who would not feel and mourn the
Pardon Delaware II she says too much. She
sReaffn iln le / re as'P pemeerssa whose Sr sae pa alssang spars,a
. Hike stars in her political frmainent. She honors
them all, but she knows her son and her heart
. win speak. Nominate him, gentlemen of the Com
q vention, and success is assured. His very name
VIII be q platform. 1t will fire every Democratic
heart with new zeal, and will placs a sword in the
hands of every honest man to drive from
: place and power the reckless men who have
n held both for four years against the expressed
& will of the American people. [Applause.l Do
not tell US that you admire and love him, but that
n he is Unavailable. Tell the country that the
sneer of Republican enemies is a lie and that such
a man as Thomas Francis Bayard is not too good a
man to receive the highest honors of the Demo-
cratic party. Take the whole people into your
condolences. and tell them an honest and patriotic
party is to be led by as pure aman as God ever
/. made; that e brave party is to be
will not falter. whatever may be the
.e danger, or whatever the emergency. Tell them
that our party has the courage Of it's convictions;
that craftsmanship, ability and honesty are to be
realities once more in the Government of these
United states, and the nomination OF Thomas F.
n Bayard will fall like a benediotion, and will be the
pressge of q victory that, in November will sweep
from the gulf to the lakes, and from ocean to ocean.
Applause.
Mr.. saltonstall. OF Massaohusetts-Mr. Presi
dent -Ft