Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30

bu nnal!y having found these demon
 s,r'uJus We delaying the announce
 meat of re ult, onnventIon's curiosi;-
 ov -rnmS i,- enthusiasm, and confusion
 vas considerably hbsted. the call pro
 ceediog h good order.
 Attention is called to ihe fact iSa
 Mslor Mckinley of Ono, having secur.
 ed eIgnt votes On thHd ballot stand. IT
 prec,ssly sems -osi.ion as thst occ1 piet
 by Garfield ID 50. As an earnest follow
 CT oi Blaine snd . man best qualified st.
 ter Bisine 70 msks strons protection
 c.m5Higo he IS occupying much more
 sttenion thsn the s'Es oi his vote w.r-
 rauis and shS uId Califorpis now swing
 to him 1t would be vary slgbihcaoi
 shovIng convention Blsine's frieuds
 .-niIDg sid it Is believed might result
 70 his ,.oDinHt'On.
 California dele. st!on hsd consults-
 tioo completed long before eobyepnor
 hour ssd been appointed this morning.
 Ihe osms oi James G. Blaine will not
 be presented In nomination but Shsu
 the G lden State is rssched 1t vi 1 cast
 i's sixteen votes for the man from M-ine
 Editor ID. Young when asked uba. Osl-
 I'oraia purpo-es to do. ssid. 'CaiiforpiH
 Slil cast siI. cen votes for B.aIoe T. bsa
 been decided not to place his Dsme io
 nom'nstiCu !Ts' yet, but simply wei, tIll
 our time l. called and then cast onf vote
 for him." "HD~ m,By votes do you
 thInk Blaine will get ou first balIp;2" | 'V-ry few. we have besgsd sll our snp-
 pOsteTs not to vote for Blaine on first
 bsilot aud in isot not vote for hIm at
 sil tIll Is becomes plainly demonstrated
 10 other candidate can be nomipated." CoDvsntiOn reached that stage st
 which sl interested in its proceedings 'nluina'rs. Desks have been cleared .cr acton for battle about to begin.
 @het Ire first bsilot will be close tO IS already known. Absorbing curiosity is 70 know what third or fourth or fifth bsilo.s will chow. Tue air of convention nall fall of rough tbeorIes. Sherman ioomed up last night because of Eres, sothusiss m which the Ohio Senator pro- voked. There was N feeling that Sher- msu would win to-day or not at all.
 Adjourned until p.m.
 CHICAGO, June 2l-7 p. m.-DurinE rectts she various delegations retired [. hesdq Asr.ers tn talk over ths eitustiOL and to come to some agreement as Ic candidate for whom votes should be cast m case it was found first choice had nc chsuce ot sel. ction The meenugs were protrscted up 10 nearly the hour set for the resembling of the convention. The friends Of Gresham rtgArd the re- cess taken this afternoon ss favorable to the chances of their favsrite. The re- oess was taken only sitter Senator Millsr of New York. and Senator Quay of Pennsy lvsniA, had sen a message tO Far we'll of Illinois requesting information aa to whether such action would be agreeable to The lipois delegation and l receiving tffirmatiVr reply. Speculation l is rife ss to Sben the break will cont | md who will D. the fortunate csndIdste | Co receive votes flowing from dIsIpt-sra- ton Of support of iavoriie ones. D.Dbi | stIll euvelops the siSusti'p.
 The convention wac called 10 order st 7:l5 m Cbsrman Estee who hsd rs- | covered his voice to B csrSa:E deRr, ., p.esidIng. The bards play. number of n-tiousl Airp, My CCuntry 'hs oi | Thee" and Marching Thrcush Gsor- gi." being the meet popular with tbe | convention. As the music o~ased Cbsun- | cy M. Hepev vas escorted to the pat form and rereiv d enthusiastic oystlo, from the delt gates. He addressed th, | convention and said be came th. re SC | drlegsie st large from New York, neither expecting or desnns to sppesI | Oefore the convention ID any other ch- l oscity. After my arrival" be contIn- ned, "the representatives of Ne" f1rA | ny a uusnimous vote prosenled m! | name ss a o4odidste to this conventiGL | ia Ihe beli,f that It would secure ii ihs' | con nonvealth aud the triumph of the | ticket. Applause. Under these ocD- | dIfions personal considerations and opib- | ,uus could have DO possible weight. | Since then discussions have srissI | gb;oh have convioced me tbst my yoos | ton and a-soci atIops will rRi-e quee- | lions in hitherto ceTtsin kepublIcar 1 states xhich lnight enable the enemy tn Jhscurr she RFest issue O; the future in | dusirlal prosperity Of this country.
 He then stated tbo delegation hsd | to permit him to vIibdrav hIs | uau.e. which he 10 m-lly cid, sfte, ;hsoking the delegation wno hsd voted | for him for tbia suffrage.
 Jchn $. Wise, on behalf of the Nir- | yiuis delegation. said ihe delegation had elected him a member Of ,he nctionsi | 
 
 General Hastings of Pennsylvania, | said be arose in the interest of harmony | and cant on and what be believed would | be for the best interests of the party. | He believed those interests dearest Co | .he convention would be best served by | an adjournment until tomorrow morn iEg in order to give the convention tune | 70 have 6 more thorough undersssndng | and 10 prevent hssty snd iil-coosidereo | action be moved to sdionrn till 10 o'clock | tc-morrow snd upon this motion de- msnded call of roll of states. The eall | proceeded without incident until New York ws, reached when the roll ot that | state was demanded, The call discloe- d the fact that New York stood ten m | favor of the mosion- The result was yeas 525, nays 262.
 Immediately sf'er adjournment the audience set up Q cry for Ingsrsoli, and after considerable urging Ool. IngersoIi began with the statement that he vas | member of the srandest party ever or g.nized by the human race. Applause. Ire republican party will Tot be coded till this great Republic shall be civilized and every man beneath her flag shAll have the right Co cast bis vote and have his vote counted honestly and ID pesce, Cheers. I am Republican because Ihst psrIy is pledged 10 the protection of American labor, l am Tor the pro- lection of American industries because it eill develope American brains. snd | because under that system ve can de- viae the most beautiful things oeDeatb | the stars-grest men and great women. Tumultuous spplsuse. am ia favor o' American proieo'iOn because, u1dtr thst policy Ee have become the richest ua,ion on the globe. sDd because ve are the most Ingenious psople who ever liv- ! aj. I am in favor of that policy because here in the Urited Ststes We have on sn | average better homes, better food and better schools than sny other nation Appl.us. l regard the success of the Republican party ss one of the moet important things for the republic. In tbe next place DO single man, whatever his achievements have been, what ever his capacity IS of ihe slisbiest Impor- tAnce compared with the suecess of the republican party. Crest and ontinued applause and cheers. Consequently the nsx, question is, who is the most await
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