Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
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CETcAso. June 25.-The convention a. 6:l0 7. n. and proceeded to n minute lhe V.cs- Piesicent. Grisgs, of New Jsrsey. prosecuted ths nAue Ot ym. Walter Paelps. He claimed tbat yaW Jersey vas Hs much necessary to .uccrss as IndIans, winch had beon e. snred. Put HarrIsOn agaIDst Clrvelauc .,nj Phelps agaipst Thurman renIDIs- ,,epces of dead pciisical heroes, end the ,tsry flag Of America against the red 1apdaDa of the Democrats snd success Euuld te assursj,
 Eayaa of Nebraska earnestly sec 1ndsd She nomination O. Phelps.
 RosenthAl of TeIls on bohslt of the Herman Americsns of the United States and Fuller of North Car'hns, Tn the aRme of the young and progressive he- oublioans of hi- state nlsO seconded thF aom;pation. B9utel,e of Msine paid a high tribute to Phelps and sald .he a. Ger could carry the bsnn.r of tine ke- publican party to victory ID New jer- sey this fall if any msn lIving could do it. Applause.
 Roli osl of states conunued and when New York was reached Senator Warner Miller responded. He said the . ndicste whom Now York pr posed to o.sseut for Vice-Presi5eDt was man
 si.h whom be (Niller) had crossed swords. It the convention would Col sent to the wish of New 1oib, ;Ive her this man as its candidate for Nice-Pre@ idsnt and their swords w0Jli only be draEn for a common cause. Applause.
 Miller could give the corv ntion the same pledge for every sectional faction of the party ID tbe state. The great
 battle was being fought in Ne@ York |, New York was denied this boon the delegates would go b me and do sll .hss mOrtsls could do but they would % home sick at heart and discouraged.
 Tn half of the united delegation from
 the state New York Gcd oD behalf oi ,be united Republican party of the
 state nano H0D. Levi ?. Morton.
 Chairman Cooper Ot the Penusy state comrnit'ee, who has opposed dur IoR al the convention Senator plsy IL
 his efforts to nominate Senator Sher-
 man, to-niSht gave some interesting ln-
 side views of the Blaine movement.
 5sys that lest plight the Blaine men hso
 assurance of eco votes 70 the convention and the plan 10 nominate Blaine tO-dAy
 was fully arranged. Al that time the
 msuasers of the Blsiue movement hau received the Edinburg csbiegrsm but Il
 Sss decided tD nominate Blsiue not siths,auuIng this disps,ch. This morn another conference was held and it waf definitely decided for tbe nom Easlon o' Blame on fourth ballot today. Agree nen. WAS reached upon Senator Coop CTS nomination and it was also agreed if this plan succeeded, of Shieh me managers pad DO douct, to have the cen vention adjourn and await reply from Blaine. but before .he convention opened tine second dispatch vss received aud the scheme TEs abandoned. It wa.
 agreed tho1gh that ihe Blaine vote | should go to HsrrIson which was done
 and resulted ID Harrison's nomination Geberal Harrison starts ous on hi' | presidential journey without the frGnuC l enthusiasm instSe convention which has 1 characterized most of tue nominations
 f late years, but hs has nothing 10 com ! ?, siD of in the hesrtiUess of the clee-s which fOlloEed the k1oTledgs of hi; ! nomination. From sll parts of he ball ! .prang into view national flags, uubrcl- les constructed of muslin. red, white and ! Ius. immense fans Of various coiors. and | -tre-ners o! all kinds snd descrip .ionP | The bands helped out tine euibCaiasrI ] with Hail to the Ch;et," ''Stsr span gled BsEaer" and M rching through 1 Georgia" A handsome lady ID mort. ! .alleTy immediately over north end o | .he platform waved beautiful silk flag I upon which was inscribed m gold letter, Chicago Leads to Via" Depew eXhlt lied his enthsis-m with 8 large Amer | .au lag and wide open mouth sboutinl \ for the nominee of the convention ' While the enthusiasm WAS Et its heiRht ! floral piece SIX feet high surrOuDde. | by c star composed of red, white snt I blus flowers Was carried to the platform | of The convention vith motto of red np | on the back grOund of immortelles Ladies of Chicago to CaliiornIa Dele ' ygtInn.n After ten minutes eDthua:sem | he Chairnau's gaysl ani demOnstrs | lon ot s number oi delegates reduced .he out burss Co coatrolsble dimensions | after whi b roll of states was once mor' called simply fer yeTidcEtiOn of th' | go.e, The chairman then announced | thGt Harriso1 had received a majority ' c. tue votes i1 she convention and sk@C ! shat his nOminstion should be made
 unanimous.
 IxDGASaPoL1s June 25.-The vildes
 enthusiasm broke out on the street.
 gheu the news of HsrTison's nomination
 reached here, C,owds from all the bul
 ieiin boards msae frantic rush fo Har-ison's lav office on Market street
 shouting snd vBvIng handkerchiets, . 10 brellss. and canes. In Q short time th' 1, broad street was crowded with thou
 snis ct cheering men, many of whom \ rus ned into the ofiica crovding HrouuC | nim and cheering themselves hlsrse. A ! continuous stream Of people pushet ! rouDd the General as he stood ID th, ceatre of the room and gave him heart uandshAkers. HarrIson vas Gppsrep |.
 the coolest person present, stsndiu. | reading dispatches and announcing thl | contents in the coolest manner possible ! When i. became known on the eigth osl | iOt that hls nomination wCs On Assures
 ,act, those iu Ihe room begsn to shout
 and when .he fact of his nomination wa
 announced toe crowd outside began tt l .all for him. Amid tumul,uOus cheer ing Gen. Harrison appeared at the iron
 window lowing and waving thanks tS I she crowd. While the cheering continu d he vas called out tue second tim ! and then Gen. HarrisOa's carriage drov up and he was driven to his residence
 smid tremendous cheering.
 1 WASHINGTON June 25,-Whsn the nom nation Of Harrison vas received probs ! Oly three dozen members were making pretense O. attending to business ID tn ! gOuse, but almost a quorum vas gstbe ' ed about the bulletin board n the l0bol | ss the Last bulletin was received. Mem | oers fiScked lntO the bal and stood or ! decks. Lodge If Msss. asked the clerl | 70 read the ielegrBms. As the clerk re3C 1 Harrison is nominsted" Republican cheered wildly. each member waving il I the ar 6 small American Hdg bsarinl | she inscription Protection for Amer ' can Industry" The democrats gszs, .or moment on the scene, then joined
 heartily in the applause, Several bsu | danss making their appearance in an swer to challenges on the other side
 Cheering for many minutes,
 LONDON June 26.-The Steamer Tyne month Castle and Steamer Noorland 0T
 tue latter Of which Mrs. Folsom, mother
 Of Mrs. Cleveland, is supposed to be {
 passenger, have been in collision. Ths
 extent of damage to the Noorlsnd IS mol | EnaUn