The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-11

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tILe th . iil- % ru @Tetp,. = Nv \ ii.
- tJWa-d- tae gJs! ul ucce.-. Hereto.
toie the ~ PJan4 delegate nave y e.
stfl ILg Willy and hafml-ssr. 'iur
threats Of Grady a.d CocAr,. only
ser mel = taLI 90 lycref .thc sTeu1 h
Of Cleveland hen Ma eA..,.'. up-
pearrd on the plato III q tlc
pet-cu IL Nj Gam IuA-s to
second the nomination Of i yard
It Was evident tina, Bcujaluiu j.. Dut.
or Was the leader III organizing the
opposition, ana ne e2pect. TOE ~Ju'h
10 present -OiId front 10 Ba}arU's
support, under the influence Of >ena-
tons Hampton, Vance, LanIar and
o;hero Of the states OF tina; section
i he delay in pertec'ing the platform
i, believed 10 be part Uf the scheme
10 II gives time Tor tie organization.
Nj. W. t3se, OF ARKANSAS, stated
that after much consultation and con-
sidcratiou, the Arkansas delegation
had determined unanimously to cast
their votes tor Grover Cleveland, OF
New York. Applause, AS to the
objection that Mr.. Cleveland had enc
mes at home, the reply was that no
man could with fidelity to princip pie
administer the Office Of governor OF
New \ Ork without making enemies
at home. If they found Il man with
out enemies they would fluid man
who had not the elevation
of character necessary to be the can
date of a great party.
NUhan tho s,o,o ~ Ur;soo,.;,,
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;',i,.' "au' ~, T" ISa aain,t .naI =, " ma.
Joai'! % .ita' uvlo5 a.ion "Outu w wy
'o'u uPPoi li'o no,iiii1 .ioii vi ivy Fci"nu
anu nau as7iehcu lt7 chairman ueherai
DIoss, W sccoHu ,nc hoiiihati ION
nen. bragS uec!areu tlat Tue young
DetiocraIs Oh WISCONSIN loVe ana
respected Mr.. Cleveland, not only Tor
hi. in,eyritv ;r1oman, and iror ,piII
but they loved him most Tor thd enc
mics he had made Applause Grady
OF New York, here arose and shouted
out that the enemies who the gentle
man alluded to reCiprocarted that SELL
timent. Very general Kisses. Bragg
was thankful 10 the gentleman Tor
calling himself to his attention. lie
poke Of the disgraceful spectacle which
that gentleman had presented yesterday
aud hald tnat the opposition to Gov.
erhor Cleveland came from those whom
ne Hau CUT Oh from the h1nn pot' ne
FHe5'' 7hiu nc' may Ncui' -A'A ouiH s'atH
n'c o"' ti,! n neCoso1i''! 10 az MN
.dr AZ apI,,coi ",joi's,ars .n
VI ,bor V''siIar
MAO ,,r,,a,.,,t nr ,'rn,it. I'm, honas+ IN
49, - - - 80
w0n'd be found following the old Dem.
ocratic ii ~; the labor OF these political
tricksters had been on the "crank of the
Machine" Cheers. Their study h I'd
been political chicauery III the miInig lit
rOnclaye aud the only cure for Them
was i'm a free applicatloIl OF rome. Che. RS
H.prv O kenr. ot New Haiun.hire.
also seconded the nomination OF
Cleveland he said that New Hamu-
.iire was to.dsv one cf ,hn douh, IN
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"!tH tno iisn. cauuiu@lc tnc elatc
hiisht De turheu over ~ thc Demo
Gratis. 1he record OF James u.
DIANE Droooeu no eoou 10 the repup
4Ic shouIu he DC maze president. 1hcy |
might almost tremDle Tor constltu-
tional liberty. He therefore, i'll be- !
hail OF New HAMPSHIRE. believed that |
if New ENGLAND seconded the uomi-
,,.ttou r., a mot, yho rod Loen triod
sr'i ,onnd ,yor,br and ,,,n,, ,ya,,II
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4n; p'uoi man tI9 ueoeiuent sote
- lHT .ou".iy WIN 0i' GU Ie'orlh
~ poill!c7 ~ CONTRADICTION OF the as,
7ertioh that Governor Cleveland couid
not carry hi5 own state. lie
referred TO the authority OF senator
rancis kearnan Of New York, aud
ot Horatio >. Seinour, OF New York, and
j. iiden, OF New ork. cx-Sena.
ior Doolittie, OF iscoA'in, also iecondcd
me nomination ot Cleveland, declaring
iis ,i oeilei 'l4t WIN lhat c'hdluA'e me
l,cuiocI AZ Mo"iu ,'I'y ne 'lectGl1i Vote
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