Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-02
Thursday Morning.. sss.ion.

made the PRINCIPAL address, Prayer was Of
tered and n few minutes before ten o'clock
at which hour the convention WAS to meet
the assembly adjourned and the
throng made an "advance 10 force
on the wigwam, which was soon
crowded in every part. There were calls for
delegates who bad not reported to come to
the from, and make themselves known Off
cially, as some delegations were not yet COM
plete. There was large amount Of congrat-
ulatory hand-shsking while the band played
its loudest strains and everybody seemed well
satisfied with himself and ,hs world generally.
Lou. Beauchamp and Jimmy Dunn indulging
in little love feast across the reporters
table.
q. N. Sellers pounded on the table and
gave the nickel song-books another free sd.
While the last delegates were fling into their
seats the Big Six rendered some very pleasing
selections. At 1913 the Convention was
called to order by DR.. Leonard, who an
nounced that the choir would express the
hopes OF the party by singing "Tn the Swee,
Bye and Bye
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Rev. Joseph Kyle, pastor OF the United
Presbyterian church, this city, was introduced
and made the opening prayer, the convention
rising. Rev. Mr.. Kyle said:
| ' u' ""'.ai! our ey's
| look unto Thee; to the hills from whence
cometh our help. Our help is 10 Thee alone
We have Thy promise to guide and direct us
il we commit cur ways unto Thee We take
| my hoiy WORD as our assurance and ask
'.n. my Dressing may res, upon US as we are
,,n,;,oo ,ha, tr;uo ns h;,tn. IT, - We
every thought OF self-adyantspe or of malice
IT there be such thought, and give us the
spirit OF Christ. Grant US the courage
ol our cons'ctiohs ana carry US onward
and give No io see onr mar, in ,he s.ir.;;on @ ~ ns
the world. Thou seest the dark places ot the
world full Of the hsbitations of darkness;
communities crushed under the demon OF in
Srnp.ard csn nu sn,a. . ,h., tnytnaI ns'om u, NO
to I'm the fallen and dovn,rodden trom tho
pit, Give US wisdom to do our part to over
come this great evil. Give wisdom to him
Hno p,es'ues over 'ns convention ana ma!
ue oe ru oy nee. n'ess every 'nemoer OF
ue nv .on'emuon 1 anu every meuroet oi 'he
wy" nntn Us oui''.'au lenperance onion ana
pe'p 'nem W 20 lo,~aru III ,Le cause OF the
Hoiu ""u'ner men hefe upnoiu OF oppose the
rh ne'p US 'nat We una! "orh only 10
ns s'o'!' we 'sh " Ia onr' - name
"nen'
Aier the reading OF the minutes OF yester-
days minutes by the Secretary, Mrs. Mary A.
| Woodbridge, the report OF the Committee on
permsnen, orgsr,,a,io, wss os,Ia, .o.
| coa-ao p.,L.I ~ C,.
Dev'' VI .h''n'' fepol'eu aS
Iolo"s' ror ohh'rman, Is. .. hlgley, OF
Mahoning; for Secretary, Mrs. Nary A..
Woodbridge, OF Rsvenna; for First Assistsp,
| Secretary y G. p.vne n, Fr.,L,;o. Inv S.o
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ION faiis. Inc report was adopted by accb-
nation. The Chair then appointed Hon.
A. r. Ludlow, George Thrsll and Rev
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n'ah u MS seat. his appearance Was greeted
with hut'er OF applause, and be immedi-
ately began his little speech, speaking sub
stsntislly A. follows.
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nu' si'ai' one hIlsrs"iugeht ana emcient
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candor what hope have we that any party
ol "hich one-Ih,rd the members are engaged
orer ns0s p,af,h;,o ;ne "f.o, rant VII
enforce il, The Probibition n,r,v IL mo,s s,'
senlial after than before the adoption Of such