Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10

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msdls ben harrison, pzls unasr this
isfytd ilrasnoe. stocd bks . Stoil al The
demonstration closed. as were oless-
s1tloass eisck Princs Albert cost, With the
button 0f the Orsnd Army u ths Republic
conspicuous IN as ape. lie ksla bis hal
behind Aila ss he spoke When he began
hls voice wss soft and cslna. ia force greN
IS hs proceeded, ana thai strange Iaolsnos
whish attends slsgusnoe appeared IN nis
lace when he came 10 pay MIA trbuts 10 The
memory OF Sheridan tribute which Was
worthy OF q high place IN American ntera-
tara sittisg bshind the General a. be thus
spoke wss Col. Dick Thompson, who bowed
down bic silvsfed bead aud with tfemeiing
hand wfped away ths tears which dimmea
his feeble vision. The General said.
ks. PRESIDENT AND GESfLEnES % fnK
CoNVESTION When l received your lnVlts-
ton TO appear for moment before you, ]
felt that what you sskei could not involve
sny indsleacx aud as II offered NE the
onis opportunity ] shall have 10 look IN the
faces Of ny Indiana Republican friends
here assembled / could not hnd it Ia my
power to deny myself the pleasure Of
spending a moment IN your presence. APP
plsuse. This enthusiastic and k4ngly
reception crowns long series OF
friendly scts on the part of nv
Republican friends Of Indiana. 10 have
your confidence is cratsfui 10 NE. 10 be
worthy Of your confidence Is the highest
ambiuon / can set before me. lApplause.
Whatever may beisil me. NV tell0w-citi-
zsns OF Indiana have crowned NE aud
nade me forever their debtor. Applause ]
But must not detsin you from the busi-
ness which has brought you here. Cries ot
| Good. Such an sssemblage ~ this Is
| characteristic OF America What you shall
| do today will innuenos the prosperity
and welfare Of the State. Such . meeting
10 notable historical event. We have TO-
| day transpiring in this country two Others
that are attracting wide interest. At the
| chief seaport OF our country. that great Re
| publican and that great American. jane
| q. Blaine. rttrrns 10 his home. Applsuse.
| We shall not be disappointed. | hope, ia
hearing his powerful voice in Indiana be-
| fore the campaign is old. Applause. An
| other scene attracts our solemn aud even
| fearful interest; for, while you are trans
acting your business here today. a draped
train is bearing from the place OF his So
journ by the sea 10 the place OF bis inter
ment at Washington the mortal part OF
Philip II. Sheridan. From the convention
al Chicago we sent him our greetings and
earnest prayers for his restoration; today
we mourn our hero dead. You called him
then favorite child of victory, and such
be was. He was one of those great com
msnders who, upon the field OF battle,
lowered a very god Of war. Applause.
de was one Of the earnest fighters for his
country who did not. at the end
of his first days light, contemplate
rest and rscuperstion for bis OWL
| command. He rested and refreshed bi,
command with the wine Of victory. anc
found recuperstion in the dispersion Of the
enemy who confronted him. lGeat ap
plause. This gsllsnd son OF Ireland aud
America [ereat applsuse has written q
| chapter in the art of war that will not fai
TO instruct and TO develop. when the ex
igencies msy come again, Others who shal
repeat. il defense of our flag his glorioui
achievements. Great applause. And now
Mr.. President and gentlemen, | am sur,
that the heat Of this hall and the lsbors tha
are before you suggest 10 you. as they do Il
me, that shall close these remarks and bic
You gooo-by. lLong and continued sp
| plause