Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-07

uvhk 10 cmpuHSlxo, tHc
which Kentucky proposed ol
Cleveland. Eighteen minutes.
adulterated bedlam seemed to u 4
to suit tho delegates, and they II
into their seats, but tho audicI
not satisfied with this allotment
and continued the uproar ten 4
longer. When they were hnall,N|
to order, Mckenzie, Of Kentf N
the platform and addressed the
ton. Il
bear the commission Of the stat
tucky to this Convention aud IN the
Commonwealth that has given ths1
Clay and Crittenden, deeirc to-
nomination OF Grover Cleveland foi
OF the Presidency Of the United
plause. Within the broad 1jmits o
land there ie but one mora p0pulA I J
than he, and that 10 tho queel n
he has made his wife. iureat ApplaI !.
DC, MI. Chairman, matter of fel
every good citizen within the lii a.
land, that the historical white Holt
which clusters 20 many momosics
man who has the courage 10 Cnfof,
to bad laws until they bc repealed
mend the enactmeut OF good out
shall be enacted. IApplhuHe.
time ita social destinies aro guide
hand of the uncrowncd queen Of
womanhood. never intend 70 a
land out Of this canvass. Lauil
plause. In hoo si0no ufnces. IAN
llemcu Of the Jury, (lauRhter) iilr{
loved for the enemios he had ma,
II had been said that he wa
the rascals he had turned otAtti
still later 1t had been said that he
for the message he had written. 4
Kentucky loves him for tho fight
him daughter and Rpplnuso}, aud 10
did racing qualities. LauRhter.l HI
as Lexington and ns speedy - Ten =
his oarlie.. form he won tho Buffalo,
stakes. and later won the handles,
thee entered against the Florcnts
from Maine great applauso>s and W.
tionsl Derby by 2 neck. y docs
matter how this National sueopsf|,
msdo up whether 1t b. iilIed out \
roam icicles, Florentine mo1aicp or X
when the race is run through, 4
boards will show Eclipse firtt.
placed. Laughter and applause
Of Kentucky loves Cleveland fol
he has had courage TO storm the END
OF subsidy and monopoly By red
such judicious revision OF The tariIf
will secure equality In the distrlhu(
lie burdens and Tighten the exsctinl
He had the courage 10 inaugu1|
that horrible misnomer called
has had the courage and patriotil,
the Presidency Of the Uuifed Stak
personal perquisito acquired by
discovery or diplomacy Of e1chcat-
(McKenzie had turned ROD
the people seated on the plat
the audience in front sot up
Mckenzie to turn around Al
audience.)
Let me talk to these learned The
CLaughterl Brt he has roGardcl
dency as the greatest public of1d1
| by the unbought sufffafse Of fhd
| administered wisely, fairly, judici0
TALLY, honestly, In the ift6reef a
| (Cheers.) Well, the fact OF tho u
has got so much courage it ID ur
enumerate, but there ID one thing n
special attention to. While 0thex
vered and others have written q
sages, he has written message N
American Congress that has abck
ness and force Of : Kentucky RI.
ecutive ability OF q dynamite cart
plause aud laughter. IN 1awI
1t has about the energy d
| profane and the forco An
repierfn bond. Now, foutIeuI
| an instance In the history of Am41
! where we had man who forninhe
| person first-clsss eandidate AMI
| Democratic platform. fApplau1
done his duty, let us do Qilfr.
| want every Democrat. male and
plssusel within the BODY 9t this, g.
| plause) )consecrated to the holiesf
side OF the Christian religion:
want every one 10 60 hons aftef N
these exercises (applaunc) with
benediction, and II It plena1 God =
| In addition to Grover Cleveland
| guardians along the clear line OF d
its march TO victory, shall be the h
Applause. In conclusion, NJ. C1
gentlemen, move to suap6ud tn
make the nomination Of Grover q
| President Of tie United Gtat(1 abso
nous. tAppla~se.I
Judge s. D. D. Twigg, of q
in part:
Mr.. PREHDKNT AND QnNTLr1
| CONFERENCE.-The great 6fate of G&
| have the honor, In part, 70 fepfo
| occasion. is proud 70 eecon4 ne uI
I
| spicuous In Its fidelity. ~ G1tl1ir
| Democracy and the economy u.
| under our system, and which hg-
highest expressions In his
| ministration. Applause g
the Convention, monopoly
to the people Of the
are poor, build up your factories,
| industries: Protection has maAuf
will make you % Iikex1se
Georgia already vocal with n1u
million spindles, has gIyer
on which is Inscribed dsr 1rv3l
Justice and Moderation" s. -
artful b1ibe, 1t may b ", b1t; 49,
| to grow rich bv lcvyinGtfibut{ II IN
| (ApplRuse)- Geutlemeu - w.
| the twenty-four delegates If(
l come to this Convention, hoGr
| single commissions. and thai ccom{
| the vote Of the State for that u.od
f; whom our late Convention ~ =
/; principles, characterised - unitu
/, OF Jefferson, with the 1ru1n0l1 a
1 true of Georgia Is tr16 of oV11j.
| cratic State here repreoeutod, ia
| truthfully stated gentlomen. ~
! semblage Of patriots and uoMG
called but q formal couVcc1<I
| together to ratiiy the action Of
| ties which have already sp0ten-
Considerable time V1n q
the wrangle over the queokIo6
ment, the Thurman men
TO nominate their fsVo<jfn
thusiasm was high, and a
NANTES insisting on adjoq11
A. \. tomorrow, when d.
Committee on PlatforuI V0u
The latter arrangemenf Vasl
to, and the Convention "a
THE rLArvonA nxsz
ST.. LOUIS, June 0.-l1
Resolutions resumed ec1
at the Southern Hotei.
mittee appointed TO dr11I Z
tered soon afterwsrd l0olI1
worn by their long senglon
They reported their inabilI
the point ct issue bo1nx
of re-assuming the
in the platform Of 1854 Al
mittee had listened q ~
last night in favor Of and
question, but could not aoF1
proposed the re-afnrmnfLo
plank in the 1884 pIntfcr1
raj endorsement Of III ~
ton as indicated in the m
message. WatterGou ",
lusion to the 1884 p111
he deemed eQuivcc1
direct. German add1ooi
mittee for an hour uzz(
the political cxpediency
tariff policy. While 10
prospects Of Democrx<ic q
York much better than
years ago, he regarded ~
appealed his sfatsmon1)
and Connections ~ douE
would have no hope Of N
ing them upon tnxiG. .f11
The platform tariff pla1k
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