Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-01

The Beretta Conferred en-
Cardinal Glbbena.

sns and Iowa Demosrutu h coavsn-
tion- Discovery sf > Hsavy
Over I.sas of Beads
Arehblshsp GEbbena Eavenaea VIVA
she Berefla.
B1LrTMunE, Jane Baltimore BE-
care this morning tha cardinal city of
ths Unifed States, and Archbishop Glib
bona was invested with fhe anaEIet heF-
etts. With al the maQniicent eeFsmo
niaa and tie Roman liturgy and Romp
hedteing his exalted rank as Prince Of
the Holy Catholic Church. Just twenty.
ava years nRo today James Gibbons was
ordained = priest u the chapel Of IS
Mary Seminary il this city by Arch
bishop ksndFisk, and on this. his salgeF
jubilee, be raoeiEed from tbs hands of
4 she venerable Archbishop af Sc. Louis
tue insignia of his boiy dignity. The
oeremony took place IN She cathedral
/ n which. e. Apostolic Delegate. be g
che PienaKY Council. The most notable
| RafheRine Of divines and ehool0Qians
thia country haa ever seen, and in which
4 A-au AalIA8 H'lN-A1 AAA4s4I Va aAA9 AAANI8 lAAl-
posing religious ceremonies that have
occurred in shs United States. The
great services 0f Archbishop Gibbons at
the Council we're today rewarded and
| the ingesfnfe Of the bafe1ta was the ee-
oaaion Of an ecclesiastical demonstfa-
tioa not likely 70 be again Witnessed II
many years.
Altar brilliant street. parade Of hiah
ofieeEs Of the church and clergy from
the Arch Episcopal palace TO the cathe-
drai. the formal invssfure took place il
the cathedral. During the mass Arch
bishop Ryan. Of Philadslphia, made an
address on the life Of tbs neW Cardinal
end on the Church Ia lis relations to the
Government.
Among the distinguished pFeIates
taking part IN the ceremony we're Arch
bishops fehans Of Chicago, Heiss, Of
MiiWaukea, Elder Gross, Of Oregon,
Bishops O'ConnoF, Of Nebraska, u 'Reil-
y, Of Springfield, spaldings Of Peoria,
and others.
After reading the warrant 10 oozfeR
the beRrstta on the new Cardinal, and
The lsitar eonferFing the apostolic bsne-
diction UPON him, Mons. 6trRneiro
addressed the Bishop e0nqratalating
him on his new honor in tue Church.
Archbishop Gibbons then addressed she
diguiiaFies present appropriately. also
the clergy and laity. After the CLOSE Of
the addresses, Mons. Straneiro took the
beEEefta and placed IL on q high altar
by the side Of Archbishop Kenrick.
Cardinal Gibbsns then approached the
altar, and kneelinR, the bsrretta vas
placed upon him. he eseended 10 the
/ trent OF the tabernacle and gave
thanks, after which be went to the
sacEisty and assumed the hablimenta Of
bis high ofics.
PennsyIvania Republkean Coaventlon.
HARnEsBuRa tpa.l. Jane 30.-Ohaif-
man Cooper called the Republican State
Convention 20 oFder at 10 o'clock in the
Opera House, which was packed with
delegates and spectators. Every dele
cation was present With full members
and there we're no contests. q. I. Oliver
was elected temporary chairman By q
unanimous vote. Oliver on taking the
chair spoke Of the enthusiasm Of the
convention and addressed himself 10
the tariff. He said: "rhe Republicans
Of this great State should pFoclaim to
the world that w6 demand 9 tariff, not
fer revenue only, not even for revenue
with incidental protection. but for pro-
lection alone. / mention this issue par
ticuiarly, because it 10 so interviewer
With she prosperity Of our people tkat
il 10 necessarily paramount In the minds
Of all Pennsy The fact that il
remains unsettled is reason enough for
the continuance in life OF any party, but
shsre are others second only 30 Il 10 i'm
poFkance. The question OF the mutual
rights and duties of capital and labor,
the enactment Of laws guarding the In
teresta Of common carriers and ship
peFs, these and other matters demand
she atasntion of our Legislators, both
State and National
General Wagner, Of philadelphia,
vas chnsen permanent presiding officer,
and upon taking the chair delivered
brief speech.
General Wagner announced Is the
next oaainess Ia order the nomination
Of q candidate for governor, and when
MoEveEy, Of Philadelphia. moved that
tue nomination Of General Beaver be
made By reclamation. Is vas carried
with shouts and cheers.
William 7. Davies Was dominated for
Lieutenant Governor on the hrst bal-
los.
The ticket was oompletsd Is folloss:
Auditor, General, A. Wilson Norris; Seo-
rssary Of international Affairs. I. ].
Stewart; Congressman at large, +. A.
Osborne.
Resslations we're adopted that ths
Legislature should submit 70 the people
ths question Of inserting 10 the Consti-
lusion q CLAUSE prohibits q the manu-
faoture and sale Of Intoxicating liquor
as . beverage within the limits Of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania con.
demnina the defranchissment Of color
ed men; declaring that futnrs eopven-
tiona shall consist only Of delegates
chosen from representative districts;
approving the inter state commerce
bill; deprsoatlug the importation Of
pauper labor and criminal and contract
IaboF, and demanding the passage OF q
National Law prohibiting lsach impoFta-
tions; proclaiming hostility 10 She Nor
riaon tarih bill; snd demanding that
the American system Of profession ne
maintained and extsnded 90 Is 10 ben
eft the commercial marine and the
navy.
Pennaylvanla Republicans Falk Abeaa
the TaFfm.
HAnnununa, (PA.), June 80. = The
taria address adopted BY the Rspubii-
can Convention today reSieWs tne ais
tory Of the tariff since iSS2 10 show
that the Democratic party shas fer the
lasl fifty years ieRisiatsd against the
beat interests Of the American people
IN the direction Of free trade. 90 the
great detriment Of American industry"
References is made 10 the repeal Of the
Democratic free trade iaW' hy q be
pabllcAn Congress IN 1851, when the
/ Morrill, tnrin as WaH pAsssd, and afof
tha 6rst time In the histaFyof the ooun-
try aaya The address. -9o have hsd
twenty years Of uninterrupted prosee
tion 70 Ameriean labor aad eapitel."
Figures ere quoted 20 shoW that In 1850
ths total value ef property IN the coan-
trv vas $4,000 O1100o. In 1850 The total
value was 200 COO 600, an increase 10
twenty years Of $a0.oU0, ,oo00o0, or more
than double the accumulated property
from 1901 20 1e60. Daring The ten years
Of free trade ended IN 1851 olE imports
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