Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

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rison g. sherman II
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Rhode Isiznd-HsrFison 8.
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West Virginia-Hzrnson IL
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Dakota-Hsrrfson 10.
Virginia loa poll OF the delegationl-
Harrison IS Sherman ..
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Wisconsin, Hsrrison %.
Decentralization 2
Washington Territory-HArrison Z.
Wyoming-Harrison ?
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Utah--Harfison 2
The Sonfnatfos Made Unanimous
Governor Foraker then took the platform
amid enthusiastic cheers, and said:
Gentlemen Of the Convention: The dele
CATION from Ohio came here all Sherman
men. They are nov all Harrison men.
LApplsnse.l II is easier for US to De so
when We remember that General Harrison
had the good sense 70 be born in Ohio.
Laughter. / am directed by unanimous
voice of the Ohio delegation TO move the
Convention. on behalf of the State OF Ohio.
that the nomination OF Gen. Benjamin
Harrison be made unanimous Applause
Mr. HoFr. OF Michigan, seconded GoYerno
Foraksrs motion and hop-d the Conven-
tlon would De unanimous. We will stand
by Harrison Just as firmly as We have stood
by Alger. I think / can see the hand of
Do d. tr.s
% place . soldier at the head OF the ticket
We have done iL. Now let us 60 home and
ratify IL"
Fsrwell OF Illinois, Depew of New York,
Hastings Of Pennsy 'vania, Henderson of
Iows, Boutelle OF Maine. and Hay mond OF
California, seconded the motion, and
promised rhe votes Of the States for Harri-
son.
The chairman read q dispatch he had re-
ceiyed from Algsr. requesting him to con-
vey bis sincere thanks to the delegates who
had so Loyalty support ed him, and declared
that no state or man would give the gallant
gentleman who had Won the fight heartier
support than Michigan and himself Hes
all night" ended the dispatch, and the Al
ger men In the convention cheered loudly
AZ fhe old. well-knows refrain.
After the convention had been addressed
oy Nessrs. Wise and Malone, of Virginia;
Proctor. Of Vermont. Lynch. of Mississippi:
Thurston. o. Nebraska. Harrison. of North
Carolina; Williams. of Arkansas, and Mr..
Bradley. of Kentucky, all in same strain,
ths chairman put the motion of Governor
FORAKER. which Was adopted with shout,
and the Chairman declared Senator Har-
r1son the unanimous nominee OF the con-
vention. and Of the party for President
The call OF the roll of States was ord cred
for the presentation of names Of candi-
dates for vice president. Mr. Thompson, of
Indiana. moved a recess until D. M, but
the motion was not regularly seconded. and
after brief delay tee roll call was re-
sumed. Mr.. Denny, Of Kentucky. placed
W. o. Bradley. OF that State IN nomina-
ton. He thought it was time that a
Southern Republican should be Sc
isctsd for the second place on
the national ticket. one who cou d
break the Solid South. Such selection
would demonstrate that the Southern
Republicans were not always TO De hewers
Of wood and drawers OF water Mr.. Denny
said that Bradley bad reduced the Demo-
ocratic majority in Kentucky from 1000 TO
5000 and added how. in the present condi-
ton OF Affairs in that State, with the late
embezzlsment fresh in The minds Of the
people. the State can be carried by . Re
publican whose votes at least are counted
In that part OF the South. the
speaker when interrupted by irritating
cries Of Time be retortsd:r give
The South . chance. gentlemen." |"
and went on TO talk about protection and
the stsr-eysd goddess of reform" Mr..
Denny concluded BY saying thai his candi-
date could carry North Carolina, Tennessee
and West Virzinis and make Virginia still
more doubtful than IL Is already.
The nomination of Bradley was seconded
eY Kansas. Warner. Of Alabama; Hank.
Of tennessee; Lake. Of Georgia. and Akin
son. Of Michigan. also seconded Bradley .
nomination.
Se~sil, Of New Jersey. presented the
name Of William Walter Phelps, Of New
Jsrsey. snd moved a recess uLfii D. M,
hut tse motion wss declared 70 be out Of
order. An amendment 70 adjourn 60 s
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