Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-07-18


called TO ord'r at ll;Vo' ""Jo. l'"' ''S'''
rose TO question Vi P'i'hcAe. ho "'S''''
10 deuouhce Ihe asscr'lo" VI WI Ooe,i'"'' VI
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etuhy WIN -, ms Iohic "L'' "'"'"'''o' !" WV
Trn o,,,,,,i,,on az, rosolrtions sent a conn
,,,nnioa,inr ta, ,h"y ,ycrc no, ready TO re.
rori and II wae moi probable they would be-
aaLic TO- LaGorn ~ m
Presentation of Candidates.
1ho coil IF Sio,oo tbor ba,,, for tbr cor.
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plellon oil the pres htatl)h OF cdnuI"ules'
Charles II. Manscr of Missouri took the plat
form TO second the nomination of Thurman
nut. r.,i.,,.,t,, ,,,o,,io;,,,s do,,,r.
in'9 was ~ r.,,,, Niss,,,,i eoiL
Stt".'on. "A @ .Dmi :, ,',,s G,,
t'sso,',. was ~, ~, dni.i !, as for povord
. , t,Ol Wv, 81 J'' nrir
D''" WY '"'N" N''' VI
Iioadloy presented.
Ohio tbnp nrosonted the name of Huadlcy
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ny MI LOWELL WIN was hS'0"'" " "'''"
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senator wallace Nominntcs Randall.
yyho, por,s,,,,orio u,os colloJ tboro WAS
considerable cheering. Senator Wallace of
PENNSYLVANIA then foil, the platform TO pre-
sent Randall, amid renewed cheering. Mr.
Wallace said the man he presented was
known TO all. Ills name was connected with
the PRINCIPAL events for many years Though
MANY of his colleagues were wealthy, he was
still poor man. Cheers, lie had been
leader IN the House oi Representatives lor
Twelve years. lie hau tCsiSteu tie lu''SH
expenditure OF the government. When he
mentioned Randall, there was great cncet
ing. Many delegates rose TO lieIr iec'.
waving NOR aus ana hanuhctchlels'
Governor Abbott OF New jersey SECONDED
inc nomination OF l'fhHaI' W. Aooc'V
name Of Mr.. Randall Wn,n he mentioned
Cleveland there was loud applause, con. |
Ronnhlic,n SIa,o, f. Tnit. on tnr man who
could carry doubtful States. Then they
could regeneraic lhelr own states. ne ASKED
ooVT 1N ~ , ,O' iIao,,i ,,e. not s,,nrr
or. lie said even if there was unity IN New |
York, Randall Was stronger than Cleveland |
on lhe question: OIL I',,I.'' an" ''c'o.'''
more A'tcp'uoIc G."v!'"'c II tu"' s'V'N'
hazard seconded.
r...u. ,........;....r ,,.-.,,l,,,,c,ts toll. |
'0Hu W. ''''''''a va '''
the Platform 10 second b'yatd. lie salH i'f
n,',,n.r.,, ~. I'll, .s.rr,d that Ha,ard
-,
fine minority as slav,s only allowed I, |
sneak as their masters directed rArpau.cI. |
He said to trust fine New York candidate |
on .thcm was to lose Massachusetts, AID tie |
election.
- "rI G l''l i,un "',u ,..,.oid IVA
latter took the platform. Mr.. Younaus said |
it was gratifying TO find the old Bay state
and the Palmetto Ssate joining hands on The |
Delaware Stat, sman.
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'ie'e'"h" s''"h"eu III he''"'' ~ Wv
H'haHh"s Deie~ "'i""
,rN1, .,..l,. ,.l.,.-,. ..,..,...l ,i., t,, A. |
kansas ucieS"l'h ma ut'tr"'heu uuAhI |
mously to cast its votes for Grover Cleveland |
of New Vo,l rAn,1,usr1 As tn the
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ooJ'cUoH NAV N'cNo'"l''' ''''' d" 'non'S az
home, was there the man VINO could, with
fidelity To urirciplc, administer the Office Of
Governor of New York without making
enemies at home? II they found man
without enemies they would find MAJ who
had not that elevation OF character necessary
to the candidate Of a gle4t party.
Gen. Bragg OF Wisconsin SECONDS
CIcveInnd,s Nomination.
When the Stale OF Wisconsin was called
il was announced that the majority OF that
ueiegu'lon hau aSs'EL'" INC n"''i'"n' 'eu'
Bragg, to second the nomination OF Govern
or Cleveland Gen Bragg declare d lhat the
1oung Dcul'c'"'9 u Wisconsin I''eu anu
respected O'''o'"Nu, n'' oh'y lor n'n'soil
loi MS tVi l,' ost Tnr
AZ 'aDn "a'i ifd ,,lJio
Grady If Nav York here arose and shouted
ont that the enemies to whom the gentleman
alIuded rcciprocated the sentiment
Rrapr was thankful TO the gentleman for
calling himself to his attention. He spoke
of the discracrfuI sncctacle which that ren-
Hannah nod nreern,rd Yesterday and said Ihot
tho onnosi,i1n IN ,yeveland came from those
WHOM no nod cut CT from neeh nots The
vilngt .oid he NAV drdle a SPLENDID statue
hut 'hrv necessarily disgrace themselves.
INC mon WHO baked abGut the RIGHTS of
labor were nolitical tricksters who placed
t tpoGr o mo,e hnr r tbcre was nrpsnrct
NJ nrofjt Rnt tho honest irtrlliprnt horny
IalPd,d Iatari,',, ,,,",, md hn founi foI
i" '',+ ,Ho nII bom0cro,ic FAC The labor
nf ,nso noli,,c, tr,cl,,tcrs hss hpcn on he
sscrnIil If MACHINE y rChoers Thcir
s,"5,, haI h,on ~o1iiic,I chiranery in the
,,,;d,,;oht conclavn and tbc only curn far
thn,rl r,oo rroe onnlication of rome
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Cleveland Seconded by New Hamp-
shire and Connecticut Dele gales.
NJ. tt,.,..,l.;r,. ol,o
HchiFO w. Menu u -Nc" li'u'i''n'0 "'o0
seconded the nomination Of Cleveland lie
cold Now II,nnsbire +, dav WAS one of the
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uJHDIHl o'a's, thI i'NH4''' '~' 'o'"@