The Republican journal., 1884-06-12

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\ WIIIRLwIND OF APPLAUSE.
Nh. sa.rnt.,y,> .,,,onr..u,an+ % tlu ,.o
for Bine rat no tnrthnr thnn tho
FIR bs loi n. In't Inv tb l''iil' VI
r}auss. TINT followed the annonnremant n IL.
farr 81 RlJinn.. unrin.trion WIN haI ,, ,'''
certainty ever since senator CoIlum bsd tried
to read his telegram from Logan. The whole
GuieHce r0 o. 70 'htir leeI simultaneously, and.
q" .pelH2 bldihe men now. shouted and sung
,4eir Htiishl al the success OF the man from
h4'lit' WIN ofinonsIrations OF Joy such as had
ot n III tile convention. II TOOK
nearly % minutes TO get TO business.
ne chaif Neh!ieineh or the convention.
80 .is o 1,i Tue poollliiiS Oh cannon
M. .,,,,.,,.tiu,, ~ la,,,rt h ,,i ~ '',i7'a
lively uuict. TIE chairman resumed. .Jamns
c. Blaine Of Maine having received the yotps
OF Il majority OF ail the delegates elected ia thi.
convention. the question now before tho ron-
Vention is. Shall we make the nomination Of
Mr. Blaine unanimous. Cries of Ne, -
ON that motion the char recoonized Mr..
Burleigh of New York. Mr.. Burltigh, bayinG
taken the platform. said: M. President. in
behalf Of the President of the United States,
and at his request. ! move TO make thp nOmina
tian Of James g. Blaine. of Maine. unanimou~
and promise for th. friends of President Artb.
ur. Who are always l0yaI At the nolIs ma for
northern New York 1000 Repnhlican m.inr-
itv and promise Won all that we will do ali we
can for the ticket and for the nominee. We viii
show YOU IN November next that New York i
Il Republican State 1t elected James A. CAR
ti.id and If will elert Iomps q Rlaina af
Name. Applause.
mao, fo,, VI 'i H., >nlu Mr. mar
- t ~ III I'M Nets nall ana is a
i e ~ y ,''on'I 'ohN tntloii, was ol'-
Lttt ~ a. +Ai'Hul ana 10 the element
I,,s bnnn ,li'l n,,'. ,f't oi;iCe llien ne
,,, t;tI - ~, G III ipVnt ~ HihS cllculll-
- t III; Wv ~ P''''t III 'he SlIl OF the
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'y M. IL di.nnnnintnJ ,,,t , anu 80 Ia
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Xxx ,Si'in', Of ne ;" nI! mas ne nlieu
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.,,o .hih L,, T -, Soco eoilihph
+ XXI ',f,,,l''1 Us '''iiihl a'lon Il
',rI,,u n''n,I =, ~" ,',it lnl ne mas
VIVA rl,n.fnr t.i, nohoi ''ii' re-
fri.,I ~ Ii. NO l,.' hp li ~ Il
,,rina If rar,io,mon ,h np'ioL %lu iGNtic snaI
I,.f,..,,n nnnn q Pi'i,o tlial sl!ieu
II frI. M, nm rl'',. " iiooe iioiili,la'!oh
nrtion Thar hi ppn,la ~ se,oliu' WIN tile
Zov4nhnr Viii ;rn'' ~ tne 'ouh.lN III
utbnli.si, ,hih ,.ijI r,'i
Wa S.,inh ",l iil'Ne mn lreNiueht OF
~ o,d md ,,rl,oJ ,,1 " MATCH heAI
~, pii,nl +, ~ app'1use.!
iu.ti6n ha ,,'a mo. 'l1a' thlS nom
,tiiii % M anu nope iheEe
,,,,,hi,,,., " i''"5 ''i'e III al tlis VAST as
INK Thi i,,., I,o<,, ,,..,
t. ,nn"nt;on iI,o i.questeu 10 rtao TO
,',4,I '''''h CIV i'''0" ihS geographic us
trha i1,,,+ I,o.. s,. 49,, s.,,.....
to A., him ~ '''7 y ~ wv ioiio" lhS oispateh
10 liam i,,,o. Z, p,.i,,
tine ,ir1iit" If ~ pl "a us.a, Ne AZ
ha;,. nv e.',t 10y, a1 parry you VIII
'-'' N"'i' - anu wi "i'' support
THE NOMINATION MADE UNANIMOUS.
The char-Shal the motion TO make the nom,
ination unanimous prevail: Allthose in favor
Of that will say ave. The tremendous shout of
''aye" sent up by the vast multitude clearly de.
mon>trated The fact that the nomination was
made unanimous.
The convention then adjourned till s p
GEN. 1oG,~ xo,,,S ,rr, ,o, ,.,,.,,
Nv ,c,II ~, ~ r ,y1o> iof- ri'fsiDENi
-, Az ''''>' a ioN'
me convention resumed its session at p NJ
Wntn PRAYER was offered by Rev. DR.. Charles
" heiy' OF Detroit, treasurer of the Irish ma
tlohai land league Al the conclusion of the
prayer the Guar announced that nominations
loi wee president were IN order. When Hi
nor, was called senator Plumb, of Kansas,
iook the stage ana III brilliant speech nomin-