New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-07-09

bowed IN SUBMISSION because he was
the first choice of the majority OF the
republi Of the country.
Referring to the nominee, Mr.. Storrs
said: IS
We have at the head Of the ticket 8
man who is the spirit OF independent
and genuine republicanism madel man
tfest in the flesh: We have 9 man who
believes In the dignity Of our national
ing and maintaining it. We have .
man who believes in giving no insult
to any individual or power and to meek
ly and tamely submit tosno power un-
der Gods heaven. [Applalse.l We
have a man who believes that this con-
tinent belongs to us, and all Of us. We
have a man who believes in the prOtec-
ton Of our vast and multiplied indus
tries. We have q man who believes,
and believes it in his soul, that the pur-
chaser is of more worth than the pro-
duct, and that the policy of our gov
eminent is not q cheap shoe, but . pros
porous and q happy shoemaker. q We
have a man who believes that this ma
ton when it makes promise must
keep it, and if that promise be pro-
lection to the citizen, it must protect
that citizen wherever he may be, even
at the cost of war. We have a man at
the head of our ticket who believes
that q national engagement means
something solemn and solid, and un-
derneath the stars no man that is stand
ing under the flag on any foot of ground
shall have his right to cast his vote and
to have an intelligent count of his vote
outraged. We have a man, who be-
lieyes, supported by another man who
believes, that the spirit Of our institu-
tions is that, when even the poorest
and humblest citizen is outraged in his
right, the regnant spirit Of man will
come down with sword and shield and
take the poor and black man by the
hand and lead him safely through the
files Of his enemy and take him where
believes. This is our platform. These
are our candidates.
We have a platform broad enough
for every citizen to stand upon. The
night is closing down upon us. The
old diabOlism Of the democratic party
is not yet gone. Another convention
will be held here next month. Tilden
will probably be nominated. 1t is pos
sible that he is already dead. Laugh.
ter and cheers. But, with the slyness
and the secretiyeness of the author Of
the cipher dispatches, he might be
dead two years and he would never lei
anybody know it. [Cheers and laugh.
ter We will run substances against
shadows. Laughter We will run
living, breathing men, with bone and
flesh and muscle and appetites laugh.
teri against ghOstly reflections such las
he. Laughter and applause.
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