The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-18

Z sssuly. Hs prayed that thsir deliberations
vould b. gaidsd 10 such conclusions - would
+ bsst prom1ls u glory Of God and The welfare
q ths uaaioA
The chairman thsa said: Ihavs been direct
Cd BY ~ unaninous vote Of Tie national con-
vention 10 nominate Hon. Richard B. Hubbard
q Tsas.t snposssy chairman; IAgplspsel a:
many Of yoa - fAvof Hon r B. Hubbard Of
Tsxas SSs teaporaIE chairman Of this . cSnven;
Hubbard vas elected temporary chairman, the
chatr announcing the vote 70 that eject, say
II Tie chair viii appoint Senator B. E. Jonas
81 Louisiana, Hon. Geo. b Barnes OF Georgia,
end Abram 8 Heyitt OF New York, - COMMITTEES
Gov. Hubbsfd, n taking tho chair, gave
thanks for tie honor done him, and which lie
accepted, not - tribute 10 himself, but o.
/ conp!imsnt to the great state from which he
cans IN state which was absolutely cosmopoli.
IN evo1y Abta Tho Democratic party III all
~ elemlnts was the same - twas when found
- by tho trainers Of the Constitution nearly
0ree- quarters Of century ago."
Men died - tho leaves In autumn, but tho
ptindplss underlying liberty and self govern
dseiay tie democratic party could not perish
4rom tho earth, although their authors might
eeaee to Be. tApplauseJ The democratic
& party was to-day % much Q party organized
5or a9ressive war - when victory perched
\ The DemocraHc party had now the House Of
Representatives, and would have the Senate
hut for treason In the Senate chamber itself.
fCheesal Il would have had the Presidency,
Too, but Tor the hands Of robbers who struck
down TIE expressed viii Of the people by
M Prssidsnsy hsd besn stolen from the
OsmCcratc parry BY men uttering falsehoods
! thrnush pals lips and chattering teeth. Some
ct tie m6n who had participated in that crime
i bad passed beyond the river, there to give an
z hatstseling Of theprestdency was thegr
1T crime IN the nations history. The great
1eadess Of the party, Tilden and Hendricks.
! with The dignity which became heroic statemen
and patriots. had submitted with the courage
Of meo who love their country better than self
now would reform and should put forth candi-
dates whose names would be In themselves
platform. (Chesn( Il wanted platform,
TO, 49, would speak IN no doubtful tones, or
government against the enormitiss Of the civil
eefytces Against the so-called department Of
jualce, against the abuses Of the post service,
a9.!nst robbery IN high places thAtthe burdens
q ths government shall DO based equally and
hundrsd millions Of surplus revenues shall mot
% allowed 70 accumulaSe In conclusion, he
urged thatwhatever candidates were nomipsted
eloHM BE- supported loyalty, declaring that he
80 would MT % support would not be good
oiT r.. P. ssa = ss1diy Ras.iSs ARplaussl
OAnocredo convouiion makes the following re-
~ chairman Hon. Richard B. Hubbard Of
5s1as: for secretary, Fredrick A. Prince Of
- - aShu,Ss1; assistant secretaries. 3 L
glva1iA q. . Johnston Of Iowa; Robert N.
DaaAfeed Of Wisconsin; Charles Il Valanding-
ham q 1iseouri; H J. Lynn Of Tennessee:
1tchael y. Barrett OF New Jersey. Reading
cssesa ia Walkes, Of Iowa; Thomas g Pet.
10 g ~: 49,. 9So1 2: O.; y r. Bell Of Ais.
Syeat g Delaware. Onicisl stenographer,
Edwin r. Oin&ersm Of Now York, Sergeant
atsxnA = u Bright Of Indiana. Tue report
-. reandnolysd adopted
( ~ IA q Vermont under instructions
Hslalsed That fhs rules of the last demo-
100 sqaHenaoo govern this body until other
49, eeeese eab3eoe 70 the following modi6-
4eg 1has q voedng for candidates for
80 8 cha1gs IS svoss until The roll roll Of
- - bsn olllsd snd every state has cast
!sSHl ~ 0rady e Nsv xotk-lll. Chairman: 1
- To 40llaWilg ;Atn1 si1ment to the resolu-
g, g - =, -. fom Vermont no. +, When
= = BE- sssS q sue the . sasii !.
tldnbero Of the delegation,
sAA1 cAll tho names Of the
~ y! y - Aatcnsths state, and their
y - 1sssss.css g expressed, shall he
ssS - 61eAlAAlmatedd debate occurred which
1ef1 - entire session. Mr.. Fellows,
4 9tadY, Jnhn Kelly, John Cochran of