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

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C1lsss 10 ot5sf.
CHrcx0c, JEns 1-=fEe Republican ma
fscral coerfstzcz ==s called TO order at
s2sc3p m BY Unsted States Senator sabsn
q Minnesota ~ follows
Ge5slezneu q tire EixArk Hershscaa National
Corrsnsl0g: Tia hasr kAstf1 ars1set ihaf was
appcinted fs shs rAessnx 81 this convention.
z ~. ns~ E~ ersnsd BY prayer hY bev Mr.
CEArENAx sARzx's ADDREsx
Mr. aab~in--6eusierasn of the conreatfon; On
behalf 81 tbs national Beprhlican consi,ter.
1871 3 ne % wsssssas Ess = 1880. S ssas
- call yoa 70 orders ~ . nzflonsi kepruk4e con-
vent1onL Tkfs effN nsfe1dy knpAnA tke city q
e~snvsnttosA = sns0nx ~ most fssssssec q Al
Il 4 Eccnhsezzt n efse b~arthplAce 81 RrpuhsL
cse ysrfrry. o. .1ese n9ts " labor kafherad the
early fsssess o. psisic& eth spa planned abe
npps1nse5 Here tbsy eaoss -. sfAmcrtaI chief
fhar led A. on 70 -Ahrxhzm Lcacoin
lAppsxnsc1 Hcs w. gathered = council shcse
gifted @ss Us secured &c fruits q that bong
sssfhn thc fgrszn0st chiefsata of that great o0n-
test--sel Grant load applanssl Here was
Afrervsrd Witnessed that sequel trfaraph shick
~ nosssnsssnsE h-asss ~ ~ nsr.T a.
honarsd soldf.x. thAt shining CITIZEN. The repfe-
sertssive s<song Americans, James A Garfeld
Iced spgaaasel Every deliberstson o. RepEs-
bean forces on this hfrroric grouna has e-~A fd-
iowed By signal Success. AID every eon.est
On ths spcf h>e carried fsrs.st Gar lire q
battle. untu TO-DAY Gar n1rccs vveHo9k ever
position o. tas snx.eys Indeed - eercfS So4 i
Tie Integrity a TIE cnsorE ". sr-iy imbeddsd
In tho coastitattQn er1 ss~t tf the land are the
~.sss2u.rds x irsIIfaA nszsy. 80 fairly and
tass sxassssA tass BY general cc1sens me tizs
xEx DlsPoerTIos or THE panTr sDRcrs
HAv.nr eoaapAs.sd me ssfeAs q oar oppeaenis
- hcfss u srdsr and take ssaassi A. 70 tae
dir<tzoA and management II its future
coarse. IN the comparative iuIi az partr
diss"s n nsssos.s sssipsss. ss,se i. 800 -
increasing dtspost-apn 70 tnoh AFA- sB2 fnen uho
zrs 20 eaecufe.snd the snttAcss That are 70 guide
theIn y The sxscst.ea q the powers ccaa-
sc2irs e tse fspnblic ~ a uesait 81 the rule
kst0ssrd D. t6s last national Republican oll1yen-
ttsE. this eena5niktee finds itseif eonstiinted by
el0fSsd vita Tie delaxsssa powers ~ ths eoa-
senxioa IN thter sfveszi coasfessl5Hd distrscs&
On tbs oonst5srztscn RAY Ne grounded . hope
sn.i ~ vcsss - y. keoras tHgpa.rse, stla
svsf yo1 are assembled 70 pertcrsA 80 that it,
results may b sart a. se via the uahe@ifktinx
and unaivldtnt ssrtost Of every lover Of these
1890 and yss M NJ eaanp1. iaPpsS.ss
Wben We consider the Memories Of
the past 90 ~ulttnssely conRecsed with
~. ~ sly "a sssa s,sa 80 sassss ME-
A. yenr disposaA wAeA ee feHeef npon the
deep-ss@ted rupystr sfaorg 40 people in the re-
sHft Of yvuf setiecr&flons ard the vaTtous To-
ht,ton IN go party welfzrr soe 1snnot wonder
that the cornsaiteea ard beyond IL the great Re-
pasatrsr rqs-swe- extend yop q most hearty vel
ss.s yoar e-arfs vii resuis ia sueh aa sxgosi-
tiun o. Republican doctrine and discloss such an
appreciation 81 Republican men 70 the esnAce VI
y0Gr ncminess A.te rsicies No hestss 81 yoa.
your sssr-ysstYss0ns hssner II ponciussoa a.
thu ryQusst u VIA nxskoasi Republican c0uSnast-
trA Asss - ysufsss Y zoe rs temporary
Cl2yt0a q AEkxnsas Load sppi1azel
seS fxxpoRART cHArRMASsTP.
M Lodge of Massachusetts
Mr. Ch~airrnzn-Hn accordance with the yofe o.
with preceatnr. you have pxeseuted the nauNs N
q gentAennsn ~ Temporary chairman vita no
vkw ~ fnfrsdneins aRr psrronsi eontesf. uiih
no vssw g s~s,erapsias g ssAks any tse.of ne
dxtsa Fhsss Nt MANY members ~ tnfs eoASen-
tton. L h<4seFe. who k<iteve thsf TIE u~nAnin0as
ri~cthan "a this geatiereao s0ald strenxthen tie
n 4 e~ewssiEly most desirable, that we should
f~espgniEe 40 you have doase. Mr. Chairman. the
fepnhlinans az the Soush- EApplsnsel L there.
kafb 8fNAfE 20 Nnt<Fut tNN N4Enf 81 o EeHtlfm13
we'll kaown k~nrcngh0uS the soa3h Tor hts Goa
spsruons pasfiamsntary ABILITY. fos his eoarAss
ard bis ehArscteE I move y08. Mr. Chairman
ssessss.se &c aasas 4 ,As Hon =
fke vcte y tsksu chs rAi naAy be called d thst
qnesflon
DsAsxzse-I ssocnd the msti6n
The ChAsr-<frnsiemen Of the cnavrnliou 700
boar the motion for tne s-h-sifution for the
q John n IvEeh ~ NSssissippL md On
that rnotase 4 cali 90 tbs rDa h demanded
= c9f0miste~ &cn8raing 10 rs4gs had nom
ax-U \ SenAbsr Psuen Gi8yton ~ Ark
Mas far semporry ehz;=zsn bat the DeEnina-
tnn waz desiaeily unpopular, baucs the inae.
pea1snt nsaAin4tsan u Mr. Lynch, = ceacred
faezBh<r Of Congress freEa Mizsacsirpt An
sar1asf debate ensnal. Che srgnsaent in favor
81 Mr, Lynch beng that NE choice eoaid he
70 ne ca1ored Republicans az the
Geo VIVA Carte sna several others
spoke N behalf OF Lynch, and several delegates
aEEnea IN favor Of sustaining TIE actions o. the
ceuasnitiea
The roil was called and the secretary an
the resnita a. f0ifoxee. John r. Iynch
ash Powell Clayton a&1 La Minnesota. u NJ
szb9a voted for Lynch, Ard 80 aid C. X EAvis
the Latter hEfIiedly changed bis vote 10
ea.ssqn Graves, Could. Rogers IAnrdan and
Newell made up LyncAa= 81; and tisyscn had
DAVIS. Armstrong. Cokney. Crosby C&nfel1
Hail Bsrte and Page, leAvins TIE dsE-sanon d.
vidsS $40 &
me following shows ths vote by states.