New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-11


Wo ne from tho South that her electoral vote will
for the nominee Of this convention, and tho gentleman
who preceded said that any decent honest Democrat
was good enough for them. Not The SOuth mas KEPT
the faith unfaterlngly and unnnchngy Lapplnusel but
II must he that Democratic convention com
ms itself To A nomination or "a nominee that will IN the
slightest degree imper those states In Tho future: lAp
pause We are not here for this diy alone nor or tls
generation. The best that the Democratic party can
give Will I've ton good TO carry the banner OF Dc
mocracy and none too pare or gn oi the Democracy ..
the south Pure and hi,h and exalted as the nominee OF
the convention be I'm those attributes be never can
he be more 80. than Thomas f. Bayard
OF Delaware lAppausel We come to place me gar,
mrnt Of success upon our nominee. IL must not be
reat and tattered garment such "a York presents
II must he whole and spotless garment We3t MsSsa,
chuses vote as we please and for whom we please ana
not simply majority, but almost the entire delegation
take Ike the .nominoe Of the convention whoever
he ar and carry the state of M drYS1 g
its great vote in this convention i; found with large
not ENJOYS here they are not aeralhs mere lny arc
slaves speaking with the tongues or their masters
Cheers and wild applause and cTos OF Gg0d
and an1iousy will take any name that you may pro
here do the end We degrading this great
convention with state quarres. tCheersl New-York
Ycnton with its quarres ana it's chickering's. Cheers
This is nos the place for them. vivid applause Lot
cries Of That ia right" Tlat is the alk Take them
hack 10 yOur own State and come IN here with clean
hands and pure hearts Come in here IN peace ana do not
forever bring rs var and with candidate that means
ireprcsont a district made up OF workingmcn Of
tolers that have steadily battle after battle until
they have trlumphsd In their Democracy. Ihrls upon
IL this has rent tho garment OF
success in New-York ami We will lose tho state.
Cheers and hissos and general uproarl Thrust upon
Rene wed Misses and Chccrsl An. gentlemen moro
hissscs aud cheers An. Gentlemen here the speaker
turned to the audience AMI waved his hand threaten
inelv at those who were uging in demonsratpn you
are mere rs distinguished citizen said Yesterday. by the
" you with white hearts who dare 10 hiss where
they would not dare to speak or strike Here there was
tremendous ont burst of ch'tt7. pIhct atpu Nv ~ KY
Kisses We are here say, 10 take the name mat hs
wc Who hayc lon,cd since 70 TO IN. morning rht we
who have wn'chel victory slaughtered on me
,%orr ~, M Hr S , W yo , G .h he wpiicn
upon nv this convention aha have written urdcr the
TINT in thc,e moncnols deliberations reason aud uig
mont should not hr 'u'tcd ny preston " yWliy
to pu on the torn garment ~ New York on the candidate
OF me Drn2r,a,G pa,Iy' S Vm npy' Vn,,se
uve us man that Independents that tho Tnrnch
true Democrats. that the labor element ami The auo
unpollstq viii work fnr nni want " lhonn' = l'aVnrI'
and MnFsarhuarlta IL Democratic Hth'e lIhu1 mp
p'ause.l
WHOM south Carolina was rearhod wade Hampton said
the stnc hnl candidate a. ptrsont ond that ho dole
race cnno here unlnaltucicd and wnpolgcd br that
Lrtoy T. Ycnnan, ut the temrtt ~ Delaware
would 'ccpnd HE nomination ~ Mt hnvud lcile' Of
"aooh, u"od gd arp"4'e ~ fsonn,' o. r"",G
Aihnnsts seconded the nomination ui Cleveland.
wIsuON7IS FAVOlls rLEyFLANp.
when Wisconsin wls called NJ D'linny, ~ that state,
said, "ln arcunlnnce with vote taken liz ~" Wanph
second the nomination 0f the BoyefnOr Of Now York
lrhecls and awlnalng of nns and handhefohlefs hy
lpse haotlon ~ the convention and many Of the audi
enccl AMI st II Il het desire ~ be- heard Though The
distinguished cham ~ Tho delegation, General bragg
lrheef.l General nfass said
tfn and gay personally, nghllha Tho battles ~ The
nenoetaio paiiy, siand today 10 ypoe Tho sonmeht
~ ihr tunnR nrn ~ nv state whrh srait fnt intnt
name Ia n ihni nnnfti O. thry love hln, Erhiln !
ncn aud 20 poet hm, not oht fu himsi fnt his char
huY love hm moa fuf tho sHonlos hn has made hhi.
na arianao ihht sirrlri ,ieh"ial hfaas MI ddt, ~
Sow huik, arose ~ 'front.' ~ tho oaitmana irah aud
iaiii ION huhaf ~ ha eurmns, I iarlp oeatn thai
confusion, IA tho midst ~ which Mr. Grady retired
Ia his ao9tl thank me emIs,hy mat represents |
attention. lloud applause TINS broad Nation VII
hrs'cd The dlsfracoin speotaolo Of senator of the
Unitei states trading h1 proud possession Tor gain
IAppluus.I Alauune ana I{lddcber-or would scarcely
DE allowed 60 stand upon this plat orm to teach you,
gentlemen, DcmocIacy aud whom yon on-ht mo- innate
Loud applause 90 70 tho oentle o tAe state OF Sew,
The tc Won ind TWO worthy coulrrrrs paying m Inl
theatre Malone ana ltddlehereer over again lLohI
re stat Of N,wYorb had more nerve than the machine
Applausci Ihry may speak OF mn-aye. m worst of
il ,s Race mcin;cyc. ' roui appaasa wherever the
nm disguise can be reached yog wal ma y covering
or cuttngon of access L, the l'h pIs those whs de-
sire 10 fattcu on them Loud and continued appl.u,r
alw ~ earned his daily bro al by MS steady
Labor brou ,ht mp than a quarter Of century
from boyhood TO manhood AMONG lthor,rs th1' nave
not assume TO speak for labor Labor i not repres nicd
In political conventions ny the political uichscr
no matter whore YOU Had Lin loud applause Tho
men wHo Ohe" illlns ana lax apvit Ihc u-ht' OF
labor the Swiss contingent place their tent wncr
ever The prospect OF profit Is greatest loud applause aAd
handed labor win be found following the Old Democratic
where they belong lhey come here 10 talk OF labor.
Yes. thsr labor has been upon the crank OF the
heir study bas BEN DO iticGI chic1ne in The
midnight concIaye We are told the Democratic
men. II We to judge from past experience their dis
pr1crs in the quarters where they ale ed to exist
IaGgnierI IL1ve Heard It Sid that the stass Of tie
northwest uEt to have no voice in this n0miHahon
We have fought our way steadily upward We SEQ
tn rTrrrinc Of n Iicbt and we ak ~ hreofGe
Jnce more the air OF victory Our young mon ask IL,
lie religious sentiment 0f our country asks IL
Pardon IN saying there a time when the 2;iO
s,eeds stood first upon ha list but In these days some
hing that has ma lie 2iO ought to retired stale for
i OF account against 2:10i. lAppiaps,l Let our
DID hor,os be retired wl aor Let tne records OF
heir achievements be recorded and pointed NJ win |
pride and pleasure But our people say, give us
,cw fS ,,5 eve come new 190d S aS9
position since the war mt we nay hear no more about
gnh took place at, biOfo ana lAIILg mo war |
. be- indications of victory. bus We caunot az
eli Inc counrr'gn OF the great Democratic camp in
November Doe " Cleveland" and the men can make their
way appausel aud, recrlltcd as we shall be-, our
de- o. No5e.nDer vii not DE- Waterfront Dht Wi De
.Oriol7 sun Au,crltz Wisconsin. my own adopted !
c hnd herself more IN the Democratic column,
eleven electoral votes will he east for the GOu
Of This convention. For that relsol on behalf Of
he majority representing my state second that nomi-
atiOn. lApplaI,e.l
WALLEKS SPEECH FOR CLEN ELAND. |
The nomination Of Cicye and alsD seconded by H.
}. Kent Of New. Hampshire; James Dooito.
4 Wisconsin, and Governor Waller 81 ton |
cctlcuL The latter sid: The Connecticut delegation |
listened 10 cycrytunL that has been said and they
ave chrcicd almost everything that has been said on
0th sides tLaughtrr. They have felt proud with you
nat there IA country the face Of Gods |
aftn that could present scene such |
"a we hcholdine. our del |
hnye listened tho unfortunate coutru- |
cray Empire state or Union We had hoprd
hat before this tla the cha3m bswccn those fac
ions would b. Oiled up-thnt Fellows sdc and tue
rclt John Reilly IN" ofn"r would MI the chasm by
citing into 1t. lAppau'c The timo will