New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-06

~ ner brave soldiers marched TO the battle anu
fought ther brothers to this country lhppdu,si
IiuS was Florida in 1876 that gave you President AP
pausej It that gallant brave nero s mnncn An
n.se say to you brethren Of the Republican sia ~
beware beware The tarn issue Is coming h IN the
country. and the time may come Mnen you VIZ n some
minority ard when in the South we VIII nave IN o nP
states majority ana mus 20" DO % not come to tina
convention TO dictate. We come mere ~ mo ,
men not as snSGs S Wr do saw that we decline to
surrender manhood Snd to give up owl S "
srt the opinions OF any ~ the North had stood
by The south III instances as II shouiu nave 'Iv
a,"ee You counted our states for the President n
1sa6 and you refused count t1cnl 10, tne at NV
mind ana come what will would dle rainier tha u. v,
false TO my section Ion ask foI 5ucn Inlng ~ bcd
rho hands of tho Republican party ana my disunSSIc
friend sa il was equality. Oh, us equality fouT Gc
egaes-at-arge from the state OF Koue nno fnnb
lean vocs ard vet you want to cut Gown the representa-
ton in Kentucky to four deesatesatlarSe WIN an army t
OF 0SQ9o fspFSS a parry Of GARFIELD and party Of
g "a rive ma s,lcb Equality as this say that such
,,ronosition might well come from the Deinocraiic
party but from the grand Old kelmollcln pary, t ,e
"b. of remnng bondmen erected in this country the
eraniest monument to freedom that has ever yer
s eseG TU oE that monument 4oo0OO0 people
sent mp anthems Of praise, the sweihg o'9s o,
II we a 10 be lsfranchlsed let 1t be done hereanl now
but remember my friends, in Gods name, that the tlne
have erected may hang some OF YOU appeal TO INC
great Northern republicans appeal 70 me pG h
States OF this Union. beg YOU 40 noI lnIoM ' nr
struction in pathway GIVE us Juce spare W. yo"
tauns; spare us your fro "ns; gYe US y0I eeo t
and aid, you give It TO Other sat9s anu mare w. @
that West Virginia, North Carolina flofu anu lhs plu
Dominion IN spite OF Democratic sh1gs, IN Sy vii
give you their electoral votes Loud ana continued up
plausel
MI Lampson. of Ohio opposed tho motion IN
brief speech. Mr.. Lynch of Mississippi, SAID
When Won adopt that minority report, you simply say
to he hal
the shotgun holder at sae in 'out thc Flee.
tnTaI College to which the coored mans vote entities
the state; but will give another blow I'D se e ,
that to ne coorcd man by turning him Out OIL me hat
lean Convention southern Republican; 'ay n hua
if will so change the SstTH i Amendment to do as
reduce representation in Congress anu dsfrenrhse
sor Co iSsS dc Of II a., P south them we viii submit y
Ioud applause But think that " IS "oIe nre.
r 10 Ger the benefit OF misfortune In inc debieea
ton of the power we woud DC ehutGu coli thr on
ncia returns the Of representation SAY say
ssniismsn 'e oafoal IN fraud my cns S
d" ,n wnr,or Of Missouri. opposed the motion. Mr.
stone. OF Iowa, said
=, ,e-c tho Republican party of the United states
struck down the Republican party OF TWO no o. tbi inv
sou & ~" the stats of Iowa, believe, It's delegation
here beheyes that the william Mahones OF tic aoun
enCoagsd No s c1nc on that w solid
! votes for candidate lCheers'l
4 Mr. West, Of ONO, sald
In response to the gentleman from Kentucky ana tne
| gentleman from Missouri 1 would say nave nave
| lived in Kentucky in the days when Henry SlT
Come today from the state of Chase, of GidingS Of
Wade and OF the lustons men VINO WIN uarngI ioOn
pSrty has not yet fulfilled its mission Although mas
secured the personal liberty OF tho 1ondslnch tel POM
ca liberty Is not yet secured AMI 10y tne grace Vi w.
The Republican party must live untl inc homes Oi aa
none OF Bradley and of Lynch shall be uy Iepressco
according 10 their strength lApPiauSnyd ana hone
| must not we dare not, we cannot anu l mp
to God the day will never come wnen shal DC l1S h
Der of a convention the rcpre'cnlaoh oi WIFI S 1r
determined by the shotgun ana Ihe l.,sue orlol
speaker who IS IN very e4ieeDtcu mch dIiansc
from sheer exhaustion, aud sat down a.u "lp''u'''
MrLong OF Massachusetts, suggested that the matter
h. referred to the National Executive Committee Tor Their
repolt al the next National Convention CHeS OF 80
po'l Mr. Fliey of Missouri argued against tue report
ana said lie favored Increased republican represent"
ton pon Republican votes in Southern States. Al tHls
pont Mr. Mckinley took the chair aud recognized ME-
Olara. of North Carolina, VINO oppo'c1 ''0 iPo'' soy
| Ing in conclusion:
rndetood for il is great que on and let us meet II
squarsy. don't want to Sc ths question Igirrred 10
nat is All ask erie. Of Question, several deleS ates
| trying 10 get the hoOrJ
| TIE MAJORITY REPORT ADOPTED.
NJ, ristop. OF Massachusetts, then took the floor and
Withdrew MS motion. The report OF the majority was
then adopted only one two votes being III the mega
live.
TIE PLATFORM ADOPTED.
MI Grow then took the chair ana MI M'Alney fS'o
the report of the Committee on Resolutions Inc P't
form was adopted unanimously. 1T is printed III another
column.
TIE NATIONAL COMMITTEE
The roll was then called for members OF the Natlona
Committee, with the following result.
AIsansas-Powcn Clayton.
California Passed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fe.scndcn.
DrIsware-Daniol j. IeiGh;0n
Florida Passed for the present
U-nos-DavdT. Litter.
Iowa J. 5. ClarkssGn.
Kansas John A. Martin.
Kentucky. Moore.
Manu- Sfoii1,,"jI Manchester Haden.
Maryland-J l.. Geary.
Massachusetts, w. ". Grape
} MMimn,essoia-M J. Norton.
Sli;.oa5 n. Robert ebert n Ivan y2a Horne
Nevada-Thomas Wren
New-Hamp.hire- Passed
Ncw-Jersey-GaTett A Hobart
Ncw-York-J0m -. Lawson
North Carolina Scott VI. Humphrey
, Ohio-A. L. COnger.
Oregou-J +. Apperson.
Rhode Rhode island-H. A. Jenckes.
, south CarOina-John H. Johnston.
Te%ss-C C. Buckley.
VermOnt-GcOrgc ". Hooker
Virginia
West Vrgnia-John W. Mason
Observation-Disclosures SaundersOn.
Dakota-.Iulge Bennett
District Of 0umOa-Passed
Idaho-Shcrrn9n A. Collin
Montaua-James A. Mil.
-MexicO-Passed.
Utah-thaTles W. Bennett
Washngton-P W. Miner.
WyOmng-JOseph f. Carey
The Convention then adjourned to o'clock p IN.
4 THE NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES.
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