The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

power of monopolies, in defiance
NJ the corruption Of the age
MIR Thurm1n had no peer except !
Mr.. Tlden. Applause The Democrats
had carried thc state IF OHIO III the
last TWO annual elections, and with
Thurman rs the presidential candi-
date it would carry it again next
October. lie WAS no shallow poliii-
clan. but was the collassal figure in
the Democratic party. II was observ-
able that part OF the OHIO delegl-
iion refused to participate in the APP !
plnulc that greeted the name of Tn ur'
man.
James A . Mckenzie, of Kentucky, |
ucXt camc TO the platform, ana III the
name of the state which he said would
uive 80 900 to the Democratic nomina.
| ton, nominated the present di;-
| iiuguishcd speaker OF the American
! House Of Commons, Juo. q. Carlisle,
| in all the essential characteristics OF
nanliness. courage, ability and pat
roniBm, Mr. Cas- isle was the peer OF
any great name had been or would
be mentioned in connection with that
office. No name carried with 1t more
of s,atcsmauiC charm or more OF res
poet of the American people than his
He was q nan not born for smaller
or selfish, he Is Il man to W5oin dls-
homer j. unknown, he is one made up
of greatness who had victorious
bcrthright in his name a'one. 1t
, might bc said that he came from the
wrong side of the Ohio river, but II
; the statue Of limitation was ever
! to run iha, statc il ought To begin
> now. cheer- He contrasted
Carlisle and Blaine. the first rs being
a man on whom every God had seemed
to set his seal the other as icproIs
: with accusation and covered aud tat
= toocd all over. Applause. When
:, the forces of Oliver Cromwell were
!, living on their arms, awaiting battle.
y, they frequently engaged in angry dis
= cuasions concerning matters oil latin,
u but when the order to charge came
- down the line from old Ironsides Chat
T. the forces of Prince Rupert were il
II fronD. they forgot their difference!
. snd 10 thought but victory until sue
- cess crowned the arms of the protec-
~ torate. 50 when the chairman OF th'
~ con yention would shortly give to th'
~ the Democratic hosts The command t.
no CHARGE all along the line, the.
=, would Law aside al! difference
"a and dssensions and chickering's
~ and strife, charge the Republican part
" front and rear. If they had John G
NJ, G. rlisle at he head of their column
';c they would win such victory IA wa
~. won by the Puritan forces of Cromwe
M at Na2elv and Marston Moor.
Mt When the State of Massachusetts wa
I'M called, the resp,n was awaited WI
to much curiosity. Cheers and misses Wei
he about equally baia"ced nut IL was al
u nonncel bv Mr. Abbott that Massacn'
ay seti5 hnd no NOMINATION 10 inahe a, W.
X. time Inc noiniih'ion u H.. ~ III 10y u,
'as was va. rio'lue"''S Se'o''''A ~ '
gu -hi SIS pP''
en Whsn the State Of New York WI
II called, there was good deal Oh cheerll
'a7 and waving of hats ana hahdKefchie'
&C. principally on the part OF spectator
lu' but ut @:3' ME- 1och"oon' Vi Ne
At YORK. cam upon 'i'e Pm, ~, ~ y" pu'
per nomination mr. niI!oi"',u .,e,:. ;,
$50 saia t'al 'ne Ieepo''S'o'inS "'''Or -,,,'
nte ief was as,ar,haraG IN raG eths'ei ths r,che n
us iie o. =. te'nT.n nnnriran his,orv had he,
OBJ paBeS o ',n ,,. al ,ho "'. ranI'rd. Of :,
ose nia"e up nom w. =
be i'e'ho''A,i <pa,'y an'' ,;,t ''naDanao
lnd outrage OF iop WAS sun "n"vonse
ON. No man had greater fespec' ,or y
.an, honorcd names presented 10 vac co
yer ycnton than he, but the "or," "
,Ast moving on and new men VINO IL
done but little III politics were coni
''So to the front Lcheersl. Three yes
AGO he had the honor in the c
ord Of buffalo to present
of name Of the same gentlem
ory for the Office of mayor. Without hc
star, totiou Coy Cleveland had been
the c"ntnd ~ 'he candidate. The res
otr,bat o,ortion and ,he holJjno
ruia ~ 1t,n, ''" "oic., ,eas ,hst in lcss th,n n
IN OF n"r,ht ,n'c I, ,,,c " otatr m Of Kew York lor
who ilio',,'9 ''l' "'a,v ~ ,N o,'nt .un