Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-12

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!. tL.rdereuslr Is thousands Of threats $3.50
Voice a. shsf Arthur had friends N tns Ls.a
Ton: that there we're other costs, HSFss -
aerjh;ess umbrellas. banners hzgss sscess %
,.ner .nd sal those osher msrapass
a-s;aes the sort owned N ~
49, eoberentx Martcn y Townsend
- -, re plx.form. Hts nsanfsef 81 nrss Wa
su;.sa 40 the matter Of bis speerf, and nV'h 49,
hi tsie line 81 poliry saccsed by the sr'sn. M =
TO avoid .a-ssstiaDziIsrn apes so"iAs -
~. la,.ine~a interesss Of the coaniry
rlorion after a hoarse call rang ons
~ yoieo al Cen IL "a bingham ~ fhnataea-
~. ne SrSt seconder OF Arthur, and the m
- sueceSsoy Of NE Townsend hs
a-ao.s;on ~ krtbur's name ras again the sishai
ssr applause, not long bus loud fcopsS Sho;
crown tired were about 70 leave the hAn, -
aouu and listened inten;ly, and were n"' 1A
~. trbu,s to HE candidates ac;ion ~ we
TRYING times succeeding Garields se9'n &c
80 snJ worthily giyen The fanillAr hSuts
49, Ivorh icolorsdl neat appeared ana
~ sndhspce iasenei 10 the pleasant and rene
.-,t;ng t0Dsa Of his mellow voice wih uHoe-
wenstrauVS s..eati0n- lie sfssonoed ans A"l4
in ton Of Arthur. 49,
.,L1wed M Lyneh- and wss the third ses'on-
ar Of Arthurs Tenominanon IheIe I'd
sr,.uicson of Fourth Of JalyismA about ts s
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p n : piuchbeek Of Ncw Orleans, q hand
sons cSlored man with an tron-gf1S OAri 20"
thr Louisiana seconder Tor AtthaI.
Jgdge IArskeF Of ONO D0ninaied Q ~ sher-
- ~ !. a~pprrpriate speech There werein-
-ts-yurtioa. eaaugh. hut he Kept HIS gved hh-
- ISropgh an and closing wlih an elective
.egsoJ tsff H. convention with the impression
ibet \. had heard. not the most polished orator
| hni the most effective popular SPEAKER u He
evening. u.,aoa
~. no9iaatioa. Far down on the list is Yer
-. I'D ~ bonr had gone beyond the midst
Ia rsyht vh,sn crI Gov. John ID Long % AzssS-
.h1sstts tnok his solid stand 10 nominate TIE
- AZ shat brave hItlc state. Tie para
| phrassd IN opening, the Often quoted sentences
on Garfield, appealing from ne tamoh On !
convention to the impAssl0ned !aosmS1' "
Gov Long grew more and more toward the
| highar eloanenca which ooLvi1ces without
roSsiu 10 excitement HIS words were a. pen
etr.tipg As his straightforward gestures, hor-
i~zsntally from the shOalder moment ailef no
ment were impressive through their very ssA'
uArAne~= Every m0yeunen; he won tne aerp'
en- .,-eutipn az his hearers Every movement
! admiration for the spsechARd the sPeeehmAke'
whrabs nominated The honcrAbie, Irepeat
: ike htnorable GecuzeF. Edmunds Of Vermont
and left the platform, the state did nos hAFs 70
lead IN tins applause, nor was y AZ iot ID
Drnas Ge5rre William Curtis sc
npd4h tie nomination o. Edmunds
warm flush relieved the customary pale
! ness Of his nne face, his action, without ioslne
n. CUSTOMARY majestic grace, had an unAcc1s-
toned spring and nergy aud the suppressed ex
| rftemsni q the occasion lent a new ihr1i! y
~ Vg1ea LIZ Judge Vests speech, ~ hns
On a different and lower plane, the penods o.
| Curtis fell on an audience too spelboabd fol
applsuset To- interested for ~mierrupnoh
III Vas an admirable speech and Aduirabl,
delivered senator EdmuEdz- OF all candidates
] hss been rarely f~9rianSlS IN sl.hLs presentation
20 the Convention
Ar The conclusion of Cartss' speech, the eleri
| eontiuues 10 cal the roll OF states until the com
| cleuoa thereof AZ i-sS the convention ad
| tsurDsi until Il o'c3Qek Friday,