New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-06-25

mouth f / abates' one 1.-THE from the
just fame, integrity and public honor
of Chester a. Arthur, orr PRESIDENT
81 Applause. abate not one 1.-THE from
{ the just fame and public integrity Of
George T.. Edmund pplansel Of
Joseph r. HaWley applause of John
Sherman applause of that grand old
black eagle of Illinois. Here the
speaker was interrupted several mo-.
ments by prolonged applause. And I.
am proud to know that these distln-
guished senators whom / have named
have borne like testimony to the public
character and the public integrity OF
him whose confirmation brought him to
the office of the president himself the
first premiership in the administration
Of James "a. Garfield. applause. "A
man for whom the senators and rivals
will vote. The secretary Of state Of
the United States is good enough for a
plain hesh-and- blood Gods people to
vote for for president. Applause
Who shall be our candidate? Cries OF
tsBlaine!'' 6 Arthur and sLogan!' "a
loud voice yelled above the tuIault:
aGiveus Black Jack and we viii elect
him!o
When quiet was somewhat restored,
the speaker continued:
Not the representa- of a particu-
lar class Send the great proclamation
to the country labeled, the Doctors
candidate, the lawyers candidate, the
Wall street candidate, and the hand of;
resurrection would not fathom his No.
yember grave; Applause. Gentle:
American manhood pplanse] "a rep
resentative Of that living republicanism
that demands the amplest industrial
protection and opportunity whereby
labor shall be enabled to earn and eat
the bread of independent employment,
relieved from mendicant competition
with palper Europe or pagan China
Loud applause.1 He must be repre-
sentative Of that republicanism that
demands the absolute political as well
as personal emancipation and enfran-
chisement Of manllind-a representa-
tive, of that republicanism which rec
ognizes the stamp Of American citizen
ship as the passport to every right,
privilege, and consideration at home.
and abroad, whether under the sky Of
Bismarck, under the palmetto, under
the pelican, OF on the banks Of the Mo-.
with dissatisfaction despOtism which,
under the SIC se1nper Uranus of the
Old Dominion, accomplished the
slaughter of popular majOrities in the
name OF democracy-a republicanism
as embodied and stated in the platform
Of principles this day adopted by your
convention. Gentlemen, such a repre-
resentatiye republican is James e.
Blaine, Of Maine. Continued cheers
and prolonged applause, waving Of
handkerchiefs and opened umbrellas,
which lasted for several minutes.
Order having been restored, Mr..
West proceeded as follows:
Gentlemen Of the convention it has
been said that in making this nomina-
ton every other consideration should
merge, every other interest be sacri-
feed, in order and with a view exclu-
sively to secure the republican vote and
carry the State Of New York. [Slight
tleman the republican party demands
of this convention q nominee whose
inspiration and glorious prestige shall
carry the presidency with or without
the State Of New York-[applause]-
that will carry the Legislatures Of the
several states, and ayertthe sacrifice Of
the United States Senate; that shall
sweep into the tide the congressional
districts to recover the house of repre-
sentatives, and restore it to the repub-
lican party Three millions Of repub-
licans believe that the man who from
the baptism Of blood on the plains Of
Kansas to the fall Of the immortal
Garfield, in all that struggle of human
ity and progress, wherever humanity
desired succor, where love for freedom
called for protection. wherever the
country called for defender, wherever
blows fell thicllest and fastest, and.
the fore front Of the battle was seen to
wave the white plumb Of James A.
Garfield, our Henry of Navarre-Ethe
speaker, seeing that he had misspoken,
closed his sentence by substituting the
name Of James G.. Blaine, our Henry
of Navarro. Nominate him and the
shouts Of September victory in Maine
will be re-echoed back by the thunders
Of October victory in Ohio. Nominate
him, and the camp-Gres and beacon
lights will illuminate the continent
from the Golden Gate to Cleopatra's
Needle. Nominate him, and the mill
lions who are. now waiting will rally
to swell the column Of victory that is
sweeping on. In the name Of a ma
.jority of the delegates from tie repub-
lican States and of our glorious con-
stituencies who must fight in this bat
tie I nominate James G.. Blaine, of
Maine.
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