St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-26

California delegation beautiful tribute
OF mowers, flowers as bright as their own
dear eyes, and as pure laughter and
great appiausel as their loyal hearts.
Ihere was adherence of opinion in this
convention as to whether soldier or
statesman should lead this great party
10 ltS grandest victory. We have
SOLVED THAT PROBLEM
and have given YOU man who COM
hlneS the wisdom of statesman with
the courage and gallantry of soldier.
lCheers and applause. No man can
hear his name mentioned without the
thought rushing upon him that we hold
these truths to be Self-evident-th all
men are endowed by their Creator with
certain inalienable rights. among which
are the rights to life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness. [Applause.1 His
great grandfather signed that magnifi-
cent declaration and this Republican
party gave 100000 of its soldiers
and their blood to consecrate it and at
last set these words in the constitu-
ton OF the United States as assigned to
all; that if in this broad land any
OF these rights, whether belonging to the
humble or the highest. 60,OOO.0OO of the
grandest race of people that ever this
world has seen spring to their defense.
whenever the name of Harrison is men
toned there ruShes rapidly upon us the
memories of the Thames and of Tippe-
canoe, of ReSaca and Atlanta. Now
do not think that there is much use of
speechmaking in this campaign. much
use of talking, to use the phrase of my
friend Scott. from Kansas City. The
35,0O0,000 or 36.000,00O of people in these
United States have all started this cam
paign, and they are all
LOADED FOR BEAR.
''For the first time in the history of that
party the Democratic party have adopt
men here attacking the copperheads of
the North. There was some excuse for
the copperhead. Let us do justice to
everybody. That Democratic party for
thirty years had said in its platform that
a state had a right to secede at pleasure.
There was some excuse even for man
born in the North who had been educat-
ed that way; but now when they are
marching again on the heights of
Gettysburg there is no excuse for any
man [cheersl. and whenever one of these
modern dough-faces is compared to
copperhead, / am retained as attorney
for the copperhead, and propose to bring
suit for SANDER. They have adopted
at last. The red bandana, the flag
which
NO VIRTUOUS WOMAN EVER LOVED.
under which no brave man ever fought.
[CheerS. 1t is the proper badge in the
cotton fields of the South. The poor old
negroes, belonging to that helpless, un-
fortunate race. wrapped it around their
heads, and from under it looked out
with eyes" Whatever might have
been the speakers termination of the
sentence it was drowned by calls of
"Time." When the cries died out Mr..
Raymond continued as follows. at was
the badge of servitude then, and it is
the badge of servitude now. [Cheers.l
They surrendered to the orders of Mr..
Carlisle when they endorsed the Mills
against their country. [Cries of Good
good and cheers On the 9th day of
this month in San Francisco we put
flag upon the bulletin board and la
beled it, The bandana of the Repub-
lican party and that" pulling and
swinging the stars and stripes. lis the
flag" Cheers.
Mr.. Davis, of Minnesota, came to the
platform and addressed the convention
as follows:
"Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
C0nVenGlOn: Inc Macedonian cry III
vOked by the distinguished gentleman
from Ohio referring to Gov. Foraker's
speech secOnding the nomination of
Sherman] has been answered from that
wondrous flower bed that planted here
has sprung this new Mars, armed head
and heel to vindicate his grand senti-
ment. The waves that wash your city
gates are not more certain in their ebb
and flow than shall be our victory under
Harrison and upon this platform
[CheerS. My states motto is the North
Star. Born amid storms and cyclones,
she shall bring you down in November,
upon the same signing
BREEZES OF THE PRAYERS
that we invoke here $4,000 majority.
And when you shall have rolled up your
majorities for him in the other states.
we shall step into line and you shall not
think that those breezes are the smallest
size in the world. Laughter and ap-
plause. Minnesota bids me for her to
second this motion to make this nomi-
nation unanimous"
The speaker was applauded as he con-
cluded, and there were many enthusi-
aStic calls for Wise.
Chairman Estee said: "The cOnven-
tion will come to order. Renewed calls
for Wise.l There is dispatch that l
wish most respectfully to submit to the
convention"