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

surnssse 10 every ONE. q rss sp<<tsnsonA
n~sritlnf continued and renewed more than
AppIan+f rISofollowcd fza on ths heels
Of the a,fsonnce neni III ySz viii NOS sap,
port u man weh nppon soJ.
the headed naitn,R by his eulcgys aud even 49,
pn~rslI ho rxs no, DRY, bui drew forth ROUNDS
a. snxisuse. especially when, ~ was natnrN5
lie ls.ferrad 10 the soldieriy reeordof hss caiiui-
date After he had spoken eighteen minutes DC
pArtly lo<s his grip on his hearers and gsyea
rspping was necessary, b1tA tss nAPpy 80
new s~.y. which wa not loetsgsln MI Brand.
aree commenced al nineteen minutes OF Ano
- snn went down on his psypratton az four
ruinu;e< sfsf 4 he s-eeck EATIhS consumed
tsenty- three minutes y
TIE dscxnt cheers Which bsse fSreNeh 70
the porsiy figure a Brandsges had hardly asea
awsv xdsn the secretary, running rapidly
anxn az ilsf az states, met an Obstruction al
Illinois,. which developed N the shape OF
ramrod- hke. blaek-rohed form, suTnounies
IN an eagle taak aud a rAsping voice, sur
rounded bv A Presbyterian e3oer soT OF iaees
All bearing the name Of Shelby ~ Cnlon,
United States senator
made 4 better impression on ne conNentioa
,han some hetfar speakers The applause
vhici, he speech was skllfnlly framed 20
evoke inst at the right iln1e was lndielously
DISTRIBUTED among the names OF Lincoln, Grant
ana Ingzn-tbe latter, Of course, RECEIVING
n fssuae sork Of the speech vas nOi ~ dis
tinctIy biographical a. BrzniAgee's. and -
there werp more frequent catch phrases for Ap-
nls1-e M Cuilom mar be said 30 have Sons
bjmself pruhd When Cen b NJ Prennss q
bethaus, No. assembled the .PlAuogri
and commenced 70 second ne
-sentn1s,on ,S : ~ .pvI.nse At Sr.i'
except when L0can's name was mentioned and
"a one occasion. evidently A. a sort Of relief
the Apnhnse vas prolonged until The chair had
% cali order. AfteT that the Audlence-s1dly
b !, spSken-guyed Gen Prenrss, and, when
he got mixed in his histOncal selections, iron
teal cheers drowned him out he stepped
down, and no one was sAddeRed
Expectation waited for the name u the state
Of Maine. was generously rewarded BY such :
claEnoroHs burst Of sound a. had NOS been
heard from human throsts since the rAftsrs Of
ibis szrae building tremblej 0bedisni 20 the
name Of Grant four years ago. There vAs no
eye-ceDdo Of applause. hut a thnnderous crA-h
ta&; bT1azht DELEGATES AlieEnstss, ard report
egs 81 thair fee. IN D moment The cheers
were 20 distributed on the haar that the silent
spaces we're concealed when they rose. and the
uhole audience sasuned - be on IL feet; every
handkerchief, fan and ether object Of portable
property IN the bal seemed to fy into the ar,
and every voios in the building seemed - JOIN
IL the screaming dixp2son Of mad applause.
After The chairman had succeeded in prOdue-
ing comparative Quiet Judge Westof Ohio WAS
introduced The sensation was niense, Andths
intcrestia Mr.. West on account Of his command
sRg presencs, and sympathy for hisinnrmlty,
brought all 10 silence IN the vast half. Tae
fne quality Of Judge Vests eboquenee was not
mArred by iniudiciO1s and inaiscernible cheer
ing - il progressed
Many q correspondent saw his paper dimly
through elpqnencs-hitAlen mist Of tears -
Judge William West OF BeiIetOr1aine lifted his
sighiless eye toward the SKY aud pointed with
has long, scholarly finger toward "fhOse portals
Of light whence Abraham Lincoln looked upsn
the scene
Ihetal a~isenuAsed figure, Southern in general
aspect and dress, was seated after the first few
sentences, but still lowered shove any IN 10
~neighborhood The EYES, which can only look
inward, had nothing CHASTITY: their sie1dfasi-
ness, and The marble hrs and typieally Anaefi-
can face, AID lie bruther Jonathan beard Of
grsyish tint told thrllingly Of the emOthors
seeshing in the heart teiow, and transmitted %
the thousands IN front by q high resonant, al
tentiou compelling voice, and ineisiye accent
His presentation wSs as follows:
Gentlemen, she Republican party demands a
thi. soayeniion . NOMINEES sh9se inspirai.eE
preside1cy with CT wffhort The st&is
q New York; one that will carr
the tEE1%tatnres OF the ~cNErA sfate1 1nl avn
the ssrrfnee Of the United states senate; thsi
shall sweep into the tide the congressional dis
tricts 20 recover the house IL representative
and restore II 70 the Republican party. Tnn,
millions Of Republicans believe that osi
ran whs. from The baptism Of blood oa tbs
plzins q Kansas 20 the tdi Of she immOTtal Gar,
held. M al thsr ~sfTuggie Of humanity srt
progress wiercver humanity he-iies s0eoer
WHEREVER the country called for a defended
wherever blows tall thickest and fastest, there II
the fore front ofthe battle 20 wave tue Whit
plnme Of James a. Blaine, oar
HESRr or NAVARRO
Nominate him. and the shouts 81 septemnei
victory in Maine viii be re-echoed By the thEnl
der Of the October victory IN ohio Scminlts
him. and the camp nres and beacon lights vii
illuminate the continent from the Golden Gait
70 Ceopatg1's Needle. nominate him ant ths
mfiliUls Nh0 are now m waitf4s vii rally fs
swell the eclaIar o, sicsety :hAs Is sweeping er
Ia the name OF the majority q ;as aess<ssS'
from the Republican states, add % cur giori0ri
Constituencies who must hgbt this battle.
nominate James G. Blaine Of Maine.
Gov. Davis Appear se-
The eheering a. The close ofa-eet's speech
sas not long enough 90 sn1haKrsss Gov DAVIS,
whose portly form, zttired in . rAtheF 100 fail
just 81 the right tune. His manner was easy
and assured The speech was barely four
minutes long, bur the close left DO sense of
inc0mpletenesS Perhaps the highest eompii-
flsni paid il vas the buzz Of inquiry as c'"Who
this man Davis is,r that succeeded the Bret
The Chairman introduced Coz. DAVIS;
cHshm&n X Davis Of Minnesota-Mr PreSf'
dent ARD gentlrnten Of the Convention: In fac
OF the decentralization which We have se&i
10 second q nomination which appears already q
be a ~forexone conclusion Cheers and applause.
In the name % the people % Minnesota
II gives me the greatest pisssnn
- a,A@aA nka nn~nfuaaagn - IawaA
@. Blaine Of Maine lyixorOus ebeey+-s
who mas never bern defs ad by the seopie
tCries throughout the house. NO. no; never ha
been defeated-J He has borne Mis- GNAt fzcnitk,
and adversely. he has grown 50 eempleteiy sf.
the affections Of the people OF this -sant=S tlta
ct this momen, he Il in hrs ovH person the EN-
for president Of the United States Cheers an
applause and cries OF Louder. This prefersno
i not the growth Of any locality or Of an, en-
idea IL springs not from any cold calculation
Of expectancy, although II i ooirscident witt
the highest expedtezcy-tAs ~expedfeDcy o
success; IL IL the majestic voice Q
three million Of the great party Q
emancipated man. which raised the countr
from the hell Of civil war and mAde Il 20 grez
tha, neither foreign foe nor domestic fac
cure on the eternal basis of righ
whereon IL has been placed MIR Bsxin
Is not the man Of any state; he has grown IA
tNlO11 Thai. To-Day MS Erftt@leNt iDfalAfftf
his magnificent personal traits, his unf2ilina
tact. his answering loyalty 30 his party, an
his commanding s-tatesnanship are hon
cred In every community. from Main
California lappianscL aud from the ST. Law1enc
TO the Cali Without the aid OF
TIE THING CALLED ORGANIZATION,
without self-seektng. without combination
with no such condition to his sue
he stands here to-day with all these attn
butes, and the people Of this countr
ask this convention 20 CRAFTY thei
-twice-defcrred desne. ApjlAuseg II
stands upon the friendship and con
hdenee Of CARRIED. and when the life q
the nation seemed ebeing away with the spirit q
the great son Of Ohi0. when all the functions G
government were lsnguid. when business mel
felt the need Of security. II was upon The All
Of the great secretary that the na.tol
leaned He has conducted onr foreign Affairs 9
as to make rs respected abroad. and that. to-
upon principles almost coeyal with the four
CATIONS Of this government Applauscl II
has undergone defes. in two conventions an
risen from each with Z reater strength than be
fore. LApplausf The campaigns which fol
lowed were most momcntous. and impeTfled IN
very existence OF the party. Did he snik :
his tent Like Achilles before the wall
81 Troyy FCries OF No. No from all over tn
hall No: he rose upon the ruins Of his ad
yersity aud made them monument
OF nfs glory. tCheersl lie led hi
competitors through the road q Triumph
20 the White House. No word from him tka
the nomination was unfortunate. No aR<pice
iivsI m.a Of want OF success; bu
hen be. this man from Maine, cam