Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

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r. S Hansley. Grand Traverse county.
A motion 20 shur out the voting by proxy
was declared out of order by the chair
Samuel Stowel moved 90 adjourn nnul
tnss morning al 9 clock. The motion
was Withdrawn tO give the conven ION time
90 adopt the reports of the congressional
districts and accept the committees The
motion % adjourn WAS again put aud car
ued the hour being changed % 10 % clock
After the convention proper Thomas
Mum. Of BAY county. moved that thirty
minutes be- given over 20 i've minute
speeches. Ex Gov Josiah W. Begole, of
Flint was called % preside as chairman of
the convention and was re
ceived with three rOusing cheers. I'm
taking the chair he referred % the fact of
TODAY celebrating the fifiielh anniversary of
his advent 90 Michigan. George l.. Naple
was called for and a friend in the audience
rose IN bis seat and remarked. he Is not
here. Charles L. Hampton of Emmet
county was called for and endeavo ed 90
excuse himself but the audience insisted.
and Charley got in MS speech. lie SAID:
We depend on cool Judgment of the gray
haired men TO lead this convention. lie. us
remember we may be wrong. as We
talk on these all-imp0rtaut questions,
of this convention" Mrs. Todd. Of Albion,
a delegate was called for, and sail The
eye of the nation Is on this convention. and
much is expected OF il and the Democratic
convention 10 morrow In concluding
her address she spoke in favor of free trade,
and said that the sole argument of the Re
publican party was the war issue.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Strickland. of s.. job rs,
said Il come here 10 carry out the prnci-
plies of our party, but not without first con
sidering all sides ~ the question. | do not
propose TO discuss the question of fusion
or anti-fusion preferring rather %
leave that question-if such question
there be before us-tO be settled when il
comes up in a legitimate way for settlement.
The speaker dwelt at length on the mis-
takes of the Republican party and made an
earnest appeal i'm behalf of iabOr.
Or i. " McNabb. of Fremont. made one
of his characteristic speeches which brought
down the house
O Bren J. Atkinson, of Port Huron,
made short speech in which be said that
every monopoly would be against the dele
gates today.
a. T. ribbts, of NewaygO, made a short
speech in wich he took accession 10 say that
be had no objection 10 the Democrats rid
ing on the Greeaback platform, but he
certainly objected to riding on theirs
Remarks were made by Josiah Tibbits Of
this city. and the convention adjourned un-
I'll 40 clock this morning.