Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11
s-.l..r1e CONVICTION.
Third Dsy.l
rrxo PB0CEEDISos.

o,EsIxo PsocEKDiN"
Iriv 10.-Ihe convention
cucles, order at lilo a. m The
ssscsa;nss were opened Wiz ~ ,hs
sns Baptist Church. OF onicaeo.
fDsnsDdsred TANKS for q ,s ooon., :
BE I;ner,y found refuge aao 90, a1
yhsrs ho domestic virtue shield.
spporsus,ssn; a temple He prayed
sd naSss;on may be awakened to re-
hsi t1e 81 IN material prosperity nor
sire d. isv It's greatest salvation, Dut
o seAiin 20, ,,tnes and principles an
b tnoss !, ,he Word of God and ech-
psaneeo ,Sroqeh the centuries that
ed dos,otry liberty may not degen-
INTO licen'e, the au. an ~, =, rap
s's's . az IMPRESSION, nor iaoor into TOT y,
49, or conviction INTO oiVo.,y ano
90. " ...;on. He asked for blessing
."nyeu.ion that the hlsh senh-
ntbe ga snnobling principles that
psps 81 .hs lips of the speakers yester-
fsd iio.A hscome the governing princi-
~ ~ 80 GREAT party, and that It's AZ
~ o. O - NAV be 30 ordered that the
tEn "a the convention Will be
souines e. cbaracter and reputation.
pan ..,;,1de before the people snail
stoss asn;ration TO the growing man
ksn 's H. country, and that II such
s.~,nes he elected ne may DC ploSs
= . ID. Nation. and not a sc0uree'
CARTER DENIES.
n...., Harrison. Of Illinois. rose to a
oI srulsn atom. He repslied the
a.;o, made by one of the speakers
n'sssy that no had packed the hall
elious, which applauded his
sha 1, connection with she nomina-
~ Of Grover Cleveland.
rvs COMMITTEE ON REsoLUTIoSs.
communication was received and
s,am the chairman of the Con nit
.. Resolutions stating that the com
go notwithstanding constant and
H., Efforts. had not yet been able to
samnlets a platform. and would not be
ss.srsrsd 10 make complete report be-
iors7 p. N. -
Tia unfinished business OF Yesterday,
..;n0 the call of States for nominations,
,ssnmed. Maasur, OF Missouri,
80 n the platform and made a speech
!. rhieh hs said that We would have
ivan tbirty-two stalwarE Democratic
ss.ss for the old ticket, headed by tue
.sgs Of Grammercy and hts veneratsd
,rsod from Indiana, Hendricks. They
aid moi have the old ticket, and he
IA beeu casting about to See who WAS
- man who ia tie emergency should
issd the eBbattled hosts of tue Democ-
~, 10 a grand and glorious victory.
Mailing short OF blunder could make
~ Democrats lose tbs election with
tventy-iye Democratic Governors and
tvsnty three Democratic Legislatures.
Tina man who was spoken OF an the no
Nat Rsman OF them all, is Allan g.
Tborman of Ohio. Cheers. He. there.
fore, seconded that nomination. de
lad looked in Mr.. Thurman's face In
history, and recognized in him the
eoIossal Democrat of America" With
Thurman az their standard bearer, they
sould carry Ohio, New York and Cali.
ioruis. In proof of this statement he
rspsstea a conversation had with Gen
epinola and others of the Tammany
men. aud read kilograms from Ohio and
California. In conclusion, he declared
before God that the Democracy was
hsnQry, even unto death, not for the
ysnsl spoils Of Office, but for the glory
Of doing good 10 their fellow beings.
Laughter aud APPLAUSE
souEIcHED.
Livingston OF Missouri arose TO sec.
ond the nomination of Cleveland, bat
Tie chairman stated il would require
unanimous consent.
"No matter" said Livingston I; we
have got our work in anyhow"
laughter
HoADLRY.
TIE. Powell of Ohio came to ths
pla.form to put in nomination the
name OF George @. Hoadley, OF Ohio
He declared that il the Dem ooraoy war
ssae 70 itself, its success in the coming
ssfugcle was already assured. Within
The lsst few years, be said, the state of
Ohio had overcome q Republican ma
jory of over 10000, and at this hour the
government Of Ohio was in the keeping
Of the great Democratic party. The
man who had been the acknowledged
leader In bringing about that change
ives the candidate whose name he now
presented. Governor Hoadley, of Ohio,
bad received the largest endorsement
ever given Democrat in Ohio. IN
getting 1900 more votes than Hancock
bad received in 1880. He WAS known Go
the Nation AZ q great lawyer, q wise
statesman, q fearless and aggressive
leader, man OF acknowledged ability,
Of undoubted integrity and courage, AS
well az Of wisdom.
RANDALL.
The State Of Pennsylvania having
been reached in the call. Senator VIM.
A. Wallace, OF that State. came to the
platform TO nominate Mr.. Randall. be
SAID: by direction of the Penusyl-
vsnia delegation, 1 come 90 present the
name OF candidate for the great office
81 President of the United States. The
name which | bring you | have found
90 every page of your country's and
your party's history IN the last two de
csaes. Applause. Il is that of no
untfied tyro in political affairs IL is
Nat Of man in the prime and vigor of
hs matnred manhood, with every fac.
nlly trained In practical government.
40 Official life of telling years lies be
lind him, clear, luminous and pure.
No dishonorable, no corrupt practice,
hss ever stained his esoutcheon. Ap-
pause, While host of his cotempo-
Aties IN official life have grown rich
hfoaeh devious aud unknown means.
he's still poor man lcheersl, whose
highest aim has been htly to serve bis
people and this Republic. Democrats.
me hour has struck for the nomination
Democrat grounded in the faith
and tried in the stern crucible of the
pArsy's service. The pathway of expe-
dehcy lies bshind Us. str, wn with old
wrecks Of sur failures. Let Us be hon
NJ nov let Us stand by the record Of
eef osn public men let us boldly ap
pal 10 the people on that record and
porn the decisive promises of our bit
sifoe. The name of such q man we
onng you. His practiced hand. his ex
Ff.enced foresight, his cenversance
lth public affairs. viii lay the founda-
VIC OF your return to power 30 broad.
1vide, so deep, that IL will be perma-
INT Applause.l He has been prao.
aes,iy the leader in the National House
y representatives for seveRteen years,
sasofine reduction of taxation and
economical administration of the
Nsefnment, he has, with vigor and
= resisted the lavish expenditure
money OF the people, the waste Of
~ public domain and unconstitutional
- yrsnnical bills. Applause.l His
VII has pot the knife To corrupt
kexuavagance, and compelled a re-