Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06

Pagan China. Loud applause. He must
be a representative Of that RepublicAnism
that demands the absolute political a. well
rs the ~a-.-a.
Personal EmAneipatioa
and enfranchisement Of mankind. Arp
resentative Of that Repubicanism which
recognizes the stamp Of American citizen
ship Ms the passport to every right priv
Whether under the sky Of Bismarck, aader
the palmetto. under the pelican or the hands
| of the Mowhawk-that Repablicanisn that
regards with Dissatisfaction . dcsposisa
which under the Sic Ssnper Tyrannus Of
| the whole dominion eliminates BY slanghters
popular msjorities in the name Of the
Democracy. A Republication as embodied
and stated in the platform ofprincipsls this
isy adopted by your convention. Gentle
men,, such n representative Republican is
James G. Blaine. Of Maine.
GproAr.
Judge West continued amid the utmost con-
fusion and constant interruptions Al the
slightest mention Of Blaines name excited
thousands would spring 10 their feet and
veil themselves hoarse. At the cooclusion
of the speech. which was one Of the most
eoauen, of the Judges life. \ perfect pau
demonium reigned Hats were aung into
into the air and bunting torn from tho walls
and waved frantically, The galleries joined
in the uprosr and songs were sung and con.
fusion such rs was never seen in national
convention reigned supreme.
In conclusion Judge West said: Nsmi.
nate Blaine aud the shouts oi . September
victory in Maine will be reechoed back by
the thunders Of the October election aud
October victory in Ohio, Nominate him
and the camp fires and beacon lights will
illuminate the continent from the golden
gate 10 Cleopotrss needle. Nominate him
and the millions who are now in waiting
will rally To swell the column Of victory
that is sweeping on. In the name of
majority Of the delegates from The Repab.
lican States md Of our glorious ooasti-
ruencics who must fight this hattie. noni-
nate James q, Blaine, Of Maine. Zap
plause.
Yer Logan.
When Illinois Was called senator Cullom
rose from his seat and slowly but dciber.
ately pushed his way TO the front A stnru
of cheers followed his every stop Rcsch-
ing the platform he calmly buttoacd his
coat and began his speech nominating lo.
gan. A, the mention of Insan's nAisc
Wild yels filled the building continuing for
some time The speech wns carefully
considered aud eloquently delivered In.
tcrruptions by applause were frrqucoi and
hearty. Reference 10 Grant and Garfield
were signals for cheers long continued and
vociicrous. The speech ended in storm
Of enthusiastic cheers and yc'ls.
New York.
When the Secretary called Nov York.
there was q momentAry hush, sncccs-ied al
most Immediately by tho anc bowling dis
order that characterized the demonstration
for Blaine. II grow louder and Gcrccr un.
I'll the galleries Numbered back tho mise
from below. Bands Of mcn filed tho aisies
aud il was with the greatest dihiculty that
the speaker, Mr. To~nsend, made hiussclf
heard. The address of Mr. Town-nd vas
an elaborate resume Of the liz And public
acts Of Chester a. Arthur. Mr. Lynch.
coIored Of Mississippi seco"ied the -Domi'
nation.
Referring TO the tragedy by which Mr..
Arthur became President the spnsker aid:
-Four years ago Mr. Arthur vAs tsksu up
BY the national assembly that mst bers sad
nominated for the Office Of Vice lnsdcnt Of
the United States. He WAS elected uFoa the
same ticket With the sainied Gsr6sSA hr.
Garfield was removed from thu held a &c.
ton and Mr.. Arthur Was called ~ the din.
cult and almost dishcariruing position Of
the chief officer Of this Upion sod from
that time bis work has been constAnt Tor
ward answering. Kind, consd'rsts toail,
and with charity for oil and malice AsstAst
none, be- has discharged bis duties AP
plauSs.
There were cheers when che STATE ofOhio
WAS called. and Judge foraksr rose % nom.
mate John sherman. The nominating %:
iress was Efien,d ~ with unusual nllen6os
and was powerful appeal Prcqasht APP
plause prestsd Il. lodge HoA OF kea'
tucty, made fine spssch In sscsadlng -
rou,ination. SS
Afscr the speeches for sherman had cad
ed there were no responces 20 the sscretasyS
call until Vermont was reached The In
dependents attempted demonstration that
was more thsn respectable 10 itrif bst
seemed insignifohnt company with the
prea, uprising tha, crested and followed
| the names Of Blaine, Arthur and IosIn.
| Governor Long, ,f Massachusetts,. on behalf
Of tha, State. RippIes Of applause vre
frequent, but not particularly enthusiastic:
Geo. Vim. Curtis, Of New York. seconded
the the nomination. His appesInos on
the platform WAS the signal fos sbotber
storm, Of applause Toward tbs close d
| bis address the confusion increasrd SOD
hi,ses we're frequent
| Con,estios scesss.
During Judge Vests speech the applause
became 20 noisy that eli thought Of oontin-
uing the address was for some time sban-
doned. One enthusiastic individual toss
a large Gag from the platform ssd waved
IL. Another took q helmet of 6ovefs eE-
auisiteiy shaped and 20 which vss attached.
n white plume and waved IL high In air ~
sigh, Of j, the Applause vas deafsaing,
| A similar demonstration VISA made tS ne,
friends Of President Arthur. An stien1t
on the psrt Of the chsxrmap 10 qgiet the
no;se vss greeted With songs ssd cheers. tks
sudienee singing "Narching Throush(jSos.
IA" and other popular sonEA
Adisursasst.
PilEbuaing vas in order. The. Bsins
men were snxious 10 adjois beaasss -
combination Of Arthur and HdnsSts 1ea
TO pash Arthur ahead on tba frss bAlAnk
| Amid much noise sad coafasi4 n . yoteuaa
,akss ssd the eonantios at . oiel0ch ~
journed until n O'Clock ten6ersw.
scene. q sCssf,sASa.
sp-sa y ~ HOSS
CHICAGO, June 6.-fAs consenfioa 90
night vss turned into . hosEsa nnA sd
has been . dDgrsee 10 thsRepahkess Past.
Scenes Of ssch conf'Aiss ssd uild ppsoss
were never before ~nssssed 10 Nstnaai
Convention. Prsnis<at spsakn = loes
standing in the party, saeA = Grov. of
Pennsyiysnis,. Tewsasd a Nsv Yosk.
and othen ~ss kiased end ho~ise dsvn ~
he strikers ssA Aealess - cfpsinG esads-
ds,ssL
The galleries vers vSlpAeked fcs B's'::
1 .nd "A nenffOo AZ IA nAme tkey Woai1