The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-06

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the brow of tho men whoss
may be presented to this Aafnes
stands to-day in my ipdo be
closer the great mass of pa9nent,
this country than almost snv P PFC Of
man now engaging the public s Vtle'
ton. (Ap1lause } No man en-
done more in the defense of la
principles which have given 'n Is
and spirit aid victory to The R,c lie
lican party than has John A P T
gan. of illinois. (ApD'ause ~ ~
all that goes to MAKE up a briIlio1nn
military snd civil career, and "a'
commend to the favor of the nsoO
pie, he whose name we have pro
sentet here to night has sb6 nue.
himself to be one of the best. W.
ask you, therefore, to give him tb,s
nomination. because It would not bo
aSsailed, and it is not ASA lsFle. W.
ask you to nominate him becanso
his public record is 50 clear that
even political ca.umny dare not at
tack it. We ask you TO nominsto
him in behalf OF hundreds of lb0u.
sends of gray veteran vo unteer sol.
diers who are tonight over this
broad land standing around tele~
g1aph offices waiting TO know
whether that gallant leader Of the
volunteer soldiers Of this country is
to recsive the nomination at your
hands. (Applsuse) We ask
you to nominate HIM in be-
half Of the white and colored
Republicans Of the south who are
here by the hundreds, black and
white appealing to this convention
as the representative Of or grand
old party to give protection and to
vindicate them in their rights in
the South. (Applause.) Now
friends standing in the midst Of this
vast assem- blage of representative
ciiizans of this grand Republic, aye,
IN the sublime presence Of the people
hemselVes, Represented here to-
nlghs in all thslr majesty, we offer
you the name Of the trIe1 hero and
patriot. this ssgscioUs and incor-
rupt1ble statesman, a man who
though defeated yet never skulked
IN his tent. We offer you General
John A. Logan and ask you to
make him your Nominees (Ap~
p!ause)
BULLETINS.
$50 p. m.-When Maine was
called tremendous cheering, whole
house on its feet.
47.-Judge West took the floor
to present Blaine.
S.52--judge West is paying elo-
luent tribute to Blaine ana is fIe.
luently interrupted by cheers.
8 o.. - When West mentioned
Blaine's name the audience again
rose to its feet with tremendous
which was long continued.
Cheering continues, flags being
waved all over the house. Ii I'll the
delegates who are on chairs waving
landkerchiefs are Blaine men, he
will be nominated.
9:12.-The audience have procured
banners from the walls of the nall
md are waving them amidst deaf
sning cheers.
9.30-Davis said the people OF the
country asked this convention to
grant their timeAdefeated desire.
That Blaine was not of one state
out OF all from Maine to California.
Blaine's nomination was secured
BY Go0dlOe of Kentucky in a STIR
ring speech.
10. 14-Msrtin l. Towns nd took
he floor to present Arthur.
11.03.-LyDch, OF Miss isSippi,
colore5) took the stand TO second
he nomination If Arthur. He Was
:, ceived with cheers.
11.z6.-When Ohio was ealiei
here was considerable caeer ng and
Judge Foraker took the platform TO
present Sherman.
1l.40-FOrsker Tefere1 to Blaine,
when the audience sgsin rose 10 its
eet and began cheering and waving
,anners, which haa continued many
minutes.
Tumult inc easing; air full Of hats;
heers bnrSc Ous with rene&el
igor every few moments Chair
nan Is trying TO produce order.
Band has struck Hp, but can'C &c
leard for the cheering.
II 49.-Men have seized flags and
anners and are marching up and
own the aisles. The Chairman is
truggling to produce order.
11.52.-Order finally restored.
foraker reminded then of the
1axim "that they shouldn't boiler
i'll they got out of the wo7ds." For
ker finished at 1855 p m.
Midnlght-Judge Holt, of Ken
ucky, seconded Sherman il a well
eceived speech.
12.05 - When Vermont was
eached there was considerable
hearing, aud Governor Long, Of
Iassach uIetts, took the stage and
resented Edmunds.
Governor Longs speech is being
stoned to with great attention. He
frequently interrupted by ap-
lause.
12.25.-Governor William Curtis
as taken the stand to second Ed
luuds. Received with loud cheers.
12.45.-Curtis was closely listened
}; often applauded. Still speaking.
il. 46-Motion that the conven.
on proceed to ballot, and amend.