Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-22
CARSON BLAZING WITH
RgPUDLICAEIUM.
A DaaRne 4 Logan C10b o..
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List evening in response to call
for . Blaine and Logan ratification
meeting 1t which the nucleus Of q
Bhsue and Logan club could be
formed, the citizens of Carson
Sled the House and made a rally
for the National nominees that
fined the first gun Of the campaign
in q style that surprised even the
Host ardent adainers of the ticket
nominated At Chicago.
At half-psst eight O'Clock the
Carson band marched down Main
street and played National airs be-
fore the Opera House. where they
found the Sdl<ation Army also
singing. The latter did net last
long after the hand struck up and
the crowd sarged into the Opera
House.
THE MEETING.
Trenmore Coffin, Secretary of the
County Central Committee, in the
absence Of the Chairman, Or. Lee,
called the meeting to ordea Judge
Edwards was chosen Chairman. He
thanked the audience in a short
speech for the honor Of allowing
him to preside At the meeting, and
paid a glowing tribute to the splen-
did record Of the party which had
put down a gigantic civil war, and
by mastery system of prudent
and economical government had
wiped out debt of billions, doing
it so quietly that it had fallen IKE
the dews Of heaven, and now peace
and prosperity reigned over the
greatest empire of the earth. His
illusions to the craftsmanship OF
Blaine and the generalship Of Lo-
gan were loudly applauded.
At the conclusion Of judge Ed
wards remarks E. J. Parkinson and
S. P. Davis were nominated rs Sec
retaries.
The following were then named
for
vIcE-PREsIDENTs:
Hon. VIM Woodburn, j. ID.
Hammond, James Crawford, Judge
Leonard, j. +. Hallock, Geo. Tufly,
J. NJ. Dormer. c. S. Preble, r. T.
Hofer, II. S Mason, G. T. Davis,
E. J. Parkinson, J. D.. Toreyson,
Geo. G. Thaxter, Gen. Davenport,
Chas. Bicknell, Henry Sharp,
Jacob Tobriner, Max Harris, Geo.
Kitzmeyer, D. A. Bender: Alex
Ardery, Phil. Doyle, 0. Roberts,
Geo. T. Mills, Geo. H. Davis. Mr..
>Chrisler, s. P. Davis, c. A. With
GRILL, D. N. Lentz, Alfred Helm,
Jacob Muller, J. NJ. Benton, Mr..
Brule, John G. Fox. Levi Dague,
E. r. Elrod, D. w. Avery, Mayo
Greenlaw, H. Summers, VIM. Cor
bett, S. T. Swift, H. D. Bencc,
C. N. Harris, Marshall Robinson,
j. NJ. Hetrick, z Alley, james
Spurgeon, Hume Yerington, c. n.
Noteware, c. Latta. Judge Cary,
j. N. Preddey, N. O'Hare, Chas.
Meder, Lew Doran, G. c. White,
O. Broadhead, Chas. Wilson and
H. s. Bartine.
JUDGE HAWLEY
Was then introduced, and opened
by saying that he did not expect
to make political speech, but he
thought 1t was a good thing for him
to attend a Republican meeting.
He wanted to see ratification of
the work at Chicago, [applause]
and it was a ticket that every Re-
publican In the land could ratify,
approve and hope for. [applause]
Heretofore the will of the people
had been thwarted, but this time
a change was made, the poll
ticians took a hack seat and the
people nominated their man. ap-
plause] Attempts had been made
to pull great men down in the Ma
tional Convention, and inferior
dark horses had been nominated,
They wanted to shelve saen of long
records and service in public life.
A man who had fought the battles
Of the party for twenty years was
good enough to head the ticket.
[applause] The dark horse this
time was the Colored Chairman;
then they nominated the White