The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06

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date % tue brethren VI oihrf states by tho
ftpublcans Of Conn, ciicu', and In their
/ name and In their behalf nOmin nate one OF
those who fulhli all these'cor ditions, ara
wno In the lrfg's, degree represents the NJ
ness apd ih. availability OF their osndi.
date ,.,,V,a whose ,.,s name can lead
General j. h Hswley, OF Connecticut.
! Loud app auss.l Mr. President. the dele
gates FROM CDntctl'ut sit In this council of
the party unin tfncted, urc immiited and
unpltdeed. They are here, sir, free 10
speak, tree 20 he.r, tree to deliberate AMI
decide. Thew tffsr 10 you the name OF
which In their judgment this conytn.
tion can select IL IL ~
the best then make oHT
choice yours II Won hsve better, We will
che-Ilully take your choic' as ours. [Ap-
plsuse. Bat wherever the lot NAV isl
ana whoever the candidate be, we Wedge
oursslyts with uuhesitating, ungrndging
loyalty, with all our hearts aud all onT
votes and with all our miRh 20 support
the nominee Great apnlsuse.l General
EBnley ives Dorn In NDrh CaroliDs.
He draws from southern blood aud souihern
sIil aud oath, rn skies he generous ch Y
airy offs nature that ahho.s cent and by
Docrisy and ia'sehoor, a1d fe' the stain
Ike wound. Thirty four years ago he
cane poor barei0oted boy 10 the rugged
soil OF Countcticu', where breathing thb
free uir listening to its rec
-psech and taught in its tree
schools, he iaid the foundation OF n manly
character and lie In principles, when are.
AZ enduring as Come cticuts everlasting
hills [ApplaussI Asa young man, he be.
came citizen OF New York, and he drew
IRON the classic shades OF old Hsm'lton
college, that culture which Hrsces tho
sinewy Saxon OF fis speech. He studied
HI. -
Hartford that JOh1 the Baptist OF the free
soil movement whose voice even then Was
crying loud tor repentance of the nstion'H
great sin, nut was cradled in the young
IN ans soul, aud he could not stand the dry
quips and the dusty maxims OF the law
while human beings were being hunteC
over the mountains OF New E1g.
land like partridge under the fugitive
save act, when the BISON cour.-house was,
bound la chains, ne threw away his Coke
and Blackstone aud could plesd after thar
no "ss n sacred cause than that OF emsrci-
patton and the
RIGHTS OF MAN.
tApplausA'. He started the first FREE soil
paper ~ Conneclcn', to become in time
the leading republican pager OF N-e Ens-
land. At last tue storm coud huts md
when the gun fired at Sump e. ertusd
round the woIld he hrt ought
the call OF Abraham Liuco'n. Sitting in
h ~ Office he cav great crowd collecting.
Rladng the proclamation he threw aside
ais pen and walked out TO them saying
The time has come: | can stsy mere no
longer Who will go with m % He wBE
the hrs' man In Connecticut that enlisted
In the Il fst company that left thai soil for
the defense OF the cipitai. Applause He
was the las; man to leave Tue stricken field
OF Bull Run. The iRlish historian Of thar
rout writes: "Hawlpy brought off in good
oroe- his little Connecticut company while
The United States army was lying panic.
stricken TO Washington" Applause. He
urh' the war through fiom private from
lIul Ran un'il that day when the demo
cratic party laid down i's srms under tho
-pple tree OF Appomatox. Applaus,.l he
went in with mu'k-t rud cane
nut as mt )T.g- ersl. Bu,
-ir II Is no. in the purple testament OF t5e
nl.eding war that his name is Wi ten
amongst the foremost. He stands as We,
In the front rank OF orators and senators
There IN no state where his voice has not
been heard preaching tha gospel OF repuo-
licani,m. He was n republican btfore the
republican party was born. Applause
snd cheers He believed IN its creed be-
fore II was formulated. TApplauss con
tinued with cheers There, is no question
in the senate OF the United States
taorouehly equipped in all great
measures OF legi' lstions which CON
cerned the interest or the honor
of onr country, at home or sbro,d. N.
tha, dark hour, sir for she nations faith,
Ghen II seemed a. n the old ship was 10 oe
swept bv the storm OF reputation from lie
moorings, IL was
HAwLEY's VOICE
that proclaimed over the various states.
sir, that every dollar OF the ration's dent
sh ould he as sacred rs a soldiers grsve,apa
when in the senate o the United States.
even frasted leaders wiyered he summoned
no the duty. the honor OF tho
hour in the .piIhy sentence;
Uncle Sam is II gentleman and he must
not nay hi4 debts in bogus dollars" " ZAP
nlause General Hawlev bellows in the
morality OF practical politics He Is u re-
former, out he believes not in the reform
by which heelers and strikers and bnmmers
control the politics, nor in TIE
shhorrent forces ,r OF 'ne stream
citizen 10 use the whole weight OF his er-
sonai Influence, in and out of season, Tor
the cause of good government, from the
ptimt try to the polls As, sir his publr
record is without flaw, so his private char
ncter is without ttain. There ls nothing g
u spnlopizs for, nothing TO co lceal. Tasre is
nothing to NteIus'e and naught 10 Ge-
tend.
THE FiErCE LIGHT
which heats against Il presidenti-l cat d.
dsta will explore his record IN vain, and rs
will come out brighter from the blszn. HIS
life is gentle and the elt ments 30 mixen -
him that nature might stand up and say 10
ai the world: This is n man" [Ap-
plsuse. II could seem to some hat he
SCENE rom too smell state TO iurnss,
a president let me remind you that hignetE
is not greatness and that states messuTs 3os
nv the sores but by men. ApDiause.I II
he charter ot charters, COnutCuLut was
hnn "a Nf ha y lp Ii. "A
though we modesily htvs not * ended onr
jurisdiction TO the golden gate, we nave
filed the vast interval with states
men II II shall seem TO some
TO come from too near the north star, lea
me remind you that never since this party
vrs born have you given IL candidate
IRON the east, while the men of that tee
ton for a generation have supported the
csnd date OF your choice. Mr.. President,
u this man Is nominated u will be the
humiliation OF no other candidate. There
will be nothing to bs ioreiven nor for gotten,
To be uussii or taken back. His nominh-
tion will be Ike passing an act Of
oblivion over the dreadful dissentiop IN
other states which have brought this party
TO the
GATEWAY OF THE GRAVE.
10 he is nominated all elements can sup
port him, Tor he is a radical conservative
and q conservative radical daughter sDa
applausel; a friend OF Garfield ana friend
of Grant. IApplausel. Sir, Is he should
be nomina ated to- night his campaign wonlo
commence to- morrow and continue till VIC
tory is assured. [Cheersl. There wouid
be no powder turned to fire on
TIE backs OF leaders II IL 10 only applied TO
tnrosts Of cannon In yonder square waiting
TO herald the result OF this convention
would not hsve time TO cool before his
name will be caught up on le. 600 tongues oe
electric flame; it would sweep down from
the old pine tree state; IL would 60 over the
hills and valleys OF New Eug-