Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-09
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About three hundred commercial travellers OF
both political parties called at the Harrison resi-
dence In indianapolis Friday night and Of them
addressed Mr.. Harrison In a neat speech. In his
reply, after thanking them for their call he said:
at Is particularly gratifying 10 me that many of
you VINO differ with Inc IN political opinion. resery.
ing your own opinions and choice, have come here
tonight 10 express your gratincation personally
that have been named by the republican party 40
its candidate for the presidency. IL Is a very
pleasant thing In politics when this sort OF test.
mony Is possible. ana Il Is yery gratifying 20 me
tonight To receive IL at your hands. do not know
why we cannot hold our political difference with
respect for each others opinions, and with entire
respect Tor each other personally. Our opinions
upon the great questions which divide parties
ought not to be held IN such spirit OF blgutry
VIII prevent We, Us from extending 10 political op.
and that personal respect 10 which he may Do
enyiried ApPlaGse o,c,,uv o,,,o, ., NJ.
nomination for the vicepresdency at his residence
In Rhinebeck, Saturday. In his reply be said: 81
am profoundly sensible OF the high honor conferred
on me by the national republican convention re-
Gently In session at Chicago, ana thank you,
gentlemen, for the courteous and complimentary
nomination as the candidate Of the republican
party for the vice-presidency. I am also deeply
New York n the selection OF citizen OF this state
one of the standar1-bearers In the approaching
peaceful conflict or the two great political parties
OF the country for supremacy. New York repre-
sents in large decree the business interests and
industries which i is the mission OF the republican
party 70 foster and protect The platform 50 wise-
view, ana by Its enunciatlon OF these principles
makes the issue OF the coming campaign clear and
distinct accept the position rendered by the
convention OF which you are the honored repre-.
sentatlyes, and will IN due time address 10 you,
Mr.. Chairman, an ofiicial communication 20 that
effect" The New York World says: "CoL Perry
Carson. OF Washington, Joined the committee at
Mr.. Morton's home, dressed In a butternut suit and
a broad-brimmed butternut hat"
The New York Republican Leagues convention
begins It's work at Saratoga tomorrow night, and
continues "Wednesday and Thursday. IL Is UNDER
stood that Senators Frank Hiscock and Wm- n.
Eyarts and ex-senator Warner Miller VIII addrees
the convention.
CharIeston special TO the New York World
says the democrats are perfectly satisfied with the
results OF the registration OF voters which closed
last week, and say that they can carry the state
without even an effort The supervisors say that
every coored democrat Is registered, while at
least 100000 republican negroes throughout the
state are not registered and cannot vote at the
coming electinn.
Judge Waltz o. Gresham sailed on the German
Lloyd steamer Merra from New YORK SATURDAY
afternoon for Europe He viii be absent about
two months returning In time 70 assist In tne TO
State Chairman Kisner OF Pennsylvania, has
opened the democratic headquarters at the Sirar0
House IN Philadelphia, and state Chairman cooper
OF this month at the Continental Hotel chairman
Kisner says he has the organization well ln hAnos
and promises that all Cooper gets out OF tne cane
palgn I'm the way OF capturing ooubtfu coo9Fee
ional districts he win have 70 ngnt Lor. a. p,,,.-
burg that he tnpends 70 take the stump IN Onlo
and Indiana for Harrison and Morton, AIDING thes
he believed New York viii 60 republican.
The womans Democratic CLUB a Mn.eokeo
has appointed a committees 20 dran Q circular %
be sent 20 ladies residing IN the principal c1ti8 @
WISCONSIN, recommending the formAAon q
women's political clubs