The Worthington advance., 1881-09-01

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fs, .an and 9 ted into spray and M grandeur moved
!. not Tho MIA. h,t bly,. ,. %ut III. m ~, tsd
n.nsa u WSen Is. ."a Mepths are measured. lap
~ c.i; .tta. snS 40 Storm @ has passcd and the hour
Iates It's smooth surface, then the sstronomo1 @ and
snrseyos ~ sSes tne cve from which he measures
ansn AZ ~ :h neaGs ana depth, Appl:use Gen
NO. mas5 tne nealt1tul pulse ct our people When
var ta e.tn9sasm M .s:s ; mas passed when the emo.
e. eye S .'s ~ honl "n n We a nd That
m9eas!ted and by which their final action will! be
liant ci1ce we4a Mot .Sa sI, IN tn's bril-
ha dCs t1S aesny q the Republican party to
fsccs ~ so dsi"ossns ot;, zee tme
into ha ;,.n .nI Sse wa.k X 70 Sast the,r woes
Sre.;ii.. pRara H. otS tH isepnocan @
.nS ch6 sn0.g t ne + Xoters WIN wives
nspled BY love Of oountrg o and tHSecni oye @
the future and knowedoa ~ ~ sat e n.y." % ~
hayo Adorned .h1 h.scI oup ,stio a1 srS % men ~o
ye nynnere M zoo PREPARES the verdict that shall de-
chicsao IN the heat ~ 1uns T"lk t T., IN, NO, na IN
that to them etveen now and ~ IN
e . Sence 1 .. uen9erate Judgment. WI! TINS great
t,S thsm Tonight ~ in s0reat appa9se) bnt now. gen.
voice iarfe,d. fnilnwed hv .nrou.o %o wan' Rs
n kyn0N pnn &r,N htn
and for moment I've silent, that
You may hear. tCries OF cood.)
This cemtne fight is our Thermopyla. We
s9 st9 standne on narrow isthm,s II our Spartan
the xor.es " a 1e n,nss
stars in their courses eht for ms. AZ ;n tie ftnre
tho census to ie taken this wear viii bring rem.
forcements and continued power. (Applause But
IN order to win thts victory now. We want the vote
Of every kepnellcan-ot .9 every Grant Republican
Ra;1 ,e:n VI yer alne n.n man anu every
lover Of sv.rv cand;1ats "a noadad 20 rnsLe n,,-
success certain. IAnnlanse Therefore. T sav
gentlemen and brethren, We arc here to take calm
counsel together and inquire what We shall do. IA
yoice-"Nothinate Garfield Great appla,,se.l
We want man whose life and opinions embody all
the achievements Of which have spoken: We
v"as wa'' 81, nan .,n ~hc' sann9 on mo"nsam h'eht;
.oTr;e. IN III heort 1ha Ut "Si M anu
deeds. snd Who looking forward. prepares to meet
the labor and the dangers to come We want one
who will act In no spirit Of unkimlness toward those
we lately met In battle. 9he Republican party Of
fcrs to our brethren Of tho South the olive branch
OF peace @ ana ADMITS HEN TO removed brotherhood
Union We wero rrht and thew n were 'V wronr me
them as brethren and no other. We ask them 'et, to-
shore with us the blessings aud honors Of the great
republic. [Applase.J
aARF1EID's NOMINATION.
Inc clmax OF Gen. darfields relation to the
'~oo ~""' Voc 0Aoo 'Ho SAAtA"A VI t1so
cohVentlon; that exciting scene, whom the
poPular sontimcnt IN tho body breaking
throngh the H'msy fabric OF political machin-
ory 81 great wave washes through feeble
brush dam, bore him upon its crest to the high
seat which tho political giants OF tho nation
we're struggling to reach. Tho possibility Of
Garfields nomination lnrkel in the back
ground through the whole convention Conk-
ling coquetted with him. and he might have
derinc h;s inil;v;Inai;tv and Rntr.yy''. H;s
State T. ia carta;n th.t t,o a E,ni9',y i9ay,S @ nas
preached him early in tho convention and
tempted nm with the oner OF the nomination
if he would permit himself to be used by that
terine bait and remained ioyal to sherman
His refnsal lletermincI tho Grant rocn "a
adopt Their policy of ntnbborn resistance and
en,leayor to wear ont the contestsnt Tnc 1av
before Garfield was nominated, Blainc's vote
reacneu Ns apogee. An attempt 10 form
OF votes bv Blaine was imminont. and tho con-
vontion Jjourned, almost stricken by % the t fear
dr.w scatter;p" ~"tas " eno,,as' :, "ou s;.tn Iotu
~ NAV eca.erfS vo'es enough 10 nominate.
e that naHht niue po1y OF anu-tnlrd termers
Iowa planned the break for Garfield FOR Which, @
tho convention had been " waiting % and IL esrlv in
ny s1y Iiol n."s "ossou t'o WISCONSIN, oe1eSauoh
added sixteen votes to the one Pennsylvania
haa ooem casting fn tor Inn from the
ballot. giving him fifty. when tie snpnressel
excitement broke loose. The PIONEER PRESS
special of June 5 describes the scene that fol-
Inuol on tho th;rtva;xth .nJ 49, hs,,ot 80 ~;
lows: " ' ''~''' @''>' '"'' '"''o' - 'o'-
ne Helk conmenceo canng the roll on the thirty
slAth Dalot amld suppressed eXcitement and good
,a oea. % consaanon % OF tne ainerens doegat'ons.
causing 30 much confusion @ that the presidents
was reached y she added one to the Garfield column
ana llinos supplemented TINS with seven and
Indiana added two more: BY this time the Garfield
gates and the immense audience arose all OH their
feet aud scene of wild excitement ensued which
Is mposs1Gle TO describe lasting fifteen or twenty
klnd: nats were thrown up, handkerchiefs waved.
3nd Gesa,enlns snonss came from every corner OF
se ;e snat o"ns rns tue scene Mr. Garfield sat in
~. THE MOST UNcoScERSED
s Ct all the thronR Finally when there camc lull
the nan o. the low and
=: s: :ss'' e: s.p..:.
.ss The s Grant III eadsrs ss os
pa!entl!I Il hardly knew What course to take in order
% turn 'he ''oe' " possible oofore it became 1a-
and they to tho scheme Of asking
several s,at.. NJ f Ga,t ~ .esy % .ne reports o.
delegates sdvsne their ocy n
tSsnss it e. T@:t %S:: 1sye Sssn Plan
i orce. :e Tha Sss e. rs he
North Troa anT T so.es VI N!a.Siahu, Miss'sslpp,'
chaenyed amd tic ,olIs ce,sd aio ;" .es were
but it did not avail in stemine the tide, sf which hsi
n,"at"nst* ~: s - anu @ Vas s"eepaR on W'tn such
noxer rhe Grn. WA. mas gos % coh,rG I ol na"
vorta th ,rso, stck 10 the'r IA
'o'''e "''n sssn. n1.sos te.acl'y: 1I. ~ aaey were
and +bav h.,d nmt ~ F.. f. ~ ~ DE & ZANE; =. E.
mte. IF ;ha h.,i"t .S ~ ~; even 20 tae ast
With The vermcnt Jo1oaata. W., U;o, ~ laoos
rave eighteen votes to Garfieid # vas tnown ,hat
he had now more than enough to nominate him.
and the entire convention and audience again arose,
and while this was going on The roar Of thn cannon