Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
IN MID OCEAN.
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with .nd down to Level with the cheap
eat. poorest and most mis- srsbie OF our
torsfgu rivals, Democratic resctiopary
doctrine will prevail; if not, the Republ-
Fan party will resume its authority AID
s1ccessfully lesd this great country with
its benefcent institutions towards that
sublime gosl which all patriots believe to
he its heaven ordained destiny. l have
no doubt Of the result.
OPPOSITION TO THUKsToS.
At the csIe usion OF his remarks,
Chairman Jones introduced J S. Thurstou
Of Nebraska as temporary chairman Of
tne convention.
Delegate Osberne Of Kansas Objected
10 the assumption on the part of the na-
topaI committee Of The right to name the
temporary chairman, and asked il MI
Tiurston had been elected by the con-
vertior.
Chairman Jones replied in en- en-
phstic affirmative for which he wos
Vigorously spplsuded, bat Mr.. Osborne
was ret to be suodued, and in the name
Of t1e Kansas delegation he declined 10
he responsible for the action Ct the
rs.iOnsl committee In the matter and re-
gsrded it as great mistake. Kisses
BE desired that the roll Of states oe calico
in order thas the Kansas delegation
might cast its vote for Hon. William
WGrne- CT Missouri.
No attention wss pstd to his demand,
however, and Mr.. ThurstCn Immediately
began his address
THURsT0N's SPEECH.
Gentlemen OF the Colvenltor-I I'm
deeply sensible OF the distinguished noror
you have conferred upon ne as presiding
CE ,er Of your temporary organization, l
have no words in which 10 fstngly tx
pres ny heartfelt appreciation CT your
confidence. 1 thank you, gentlemen, not
for myself alone, bus for that grand,
growing west which never diskopoints
Inc expectations Of the r publ csn parry
Waea our candidates are CHOSEN We vii
al Join with heart sad seal il grand
old clorus Of ri icing, and the raiubo y
OF our political -Ky givss Certain Promise
Of the glory Of = victorious mOr1i0g il
November. When the Democratic party
ct tre close Of the last presidential cleo
ton ,obbed US OF q Glory honestly and
f.trly won, we patiently waited for the
certain canning Of the justiCe Of ea-s
We hopsd and believed thcL 1883 would
right the crest Dslioosl WrOnE Of 1884,
right it not only for the r spu oucsn party
but also for the grand sud sIl rious cant:-
dates whose nsmes were the Inspiration
of nat wonderful campaign. Ine i.fGie
wisdom Of an all wise prov.IeICs hiss
Otherwise decreed. Ole Cf : EN-, the
cit r5G-S soldier, Wsrri0r, statesman, the
Black Elgie Of Illinois, has been sum
m0ned by
THE SILENT MESSENGER
to repors TO his old c Enmslder beyond
the river. But sl.Ecuga Jo1l A. Logan
Is dead in body yet hc lives again in the
illuminated pages Of hjs cnupiTy's most
splendid history sGd Along the high
wy of the ions glory, side py
eide with OLD John Brown, Abrah n Lin
coin ana Ulysses Grsnt the gCul goes
marching On. Tbs other, That gallant
leader, the C3eyAlisr CfA@sricsn polilIcS,
the glory OF Repu0lic4hlsm aId the nie /
usIe Ct Democracy, cur Henry VI Ms
vsrr, is seeking in foreign trSVEl l0hg
Needed recreation aud rest from the
Wesr;some burdens OF pubic LIE and
service. Tia sublime mssna unity Of MS
Incompatible 'estGess hss denieQ Us th9
iEGsiEe pleasure Of supporting hin in the
convention. Desiring above sill Things
party harmony and SUCCESS he has stepped
from the certain lAdder OF his own lsuds.
bic ambition Inst Sgas other man may
CLIMB TO POWER.
As his true frlebcS we csnRot-dsra not
commit the political crime If disobe-
dleEce to his expressed viii. We cannot
place him at tRe hasd OF the ticket, but
We will make him commander IN chief at
the head Of .be feld wBere he Will De IN
ViRsIble, and though James 6. Blaine
nay not be our President, he yet rem sins
our dncrowned king, welding the baton
- IN
tAs sllegissce Of his devoted followers,
koRored and respected oy all HONEST and
loyal men, 5 great living AEerical and q
worthy objscI Of updyiDg love.
eTHER R.CEE9.
"But the Rspu sllcan psrty is not left
without great Hen TO place upon its
ticket. We have that hnnest, able and
experienced EpaEcier, statesman and Sen
Gtor from 0li9, kBd ais no less ds-in-
guished colleagues f:on Iowa. Indiana,
Michigan and Wisconsin present 10 Us
gallant soldiers, while New York, NV
Jersey, kansas, CGnaecLiCUs c2d other
states Cser WORTHY srd fAvorite sons. |
From this splendid gslsxy of political
stars we cGnEos choose en- 50
TIE R,publ!cfn party points with
pride to its sreat achievements. lis
platform option zed stand; Tor the pro-
teclicn Of popular government on the
American contiDen!; stands for the pro-
teCIioa of all governmental and iuterEs
tional Tightsfrom restriction or iDvssiou; |
stands for the protection Of the lie, lib
" s1d property Of The Individual; s.ands
for the protection Of I'll the immunlties |
aud privileges CT American crizensair; |
stands foT the protection Il the be- lot bUx !
from crimes OF intimidation, robbery and |
substitution; slsnds for the protection Of
American commerce, American mAnuf&c-
lures and American Sgrculture from the |
distraction Of !onisu competition;
Stands for the protec.ioa OF home inven-
tior, home skill ard homo lsbsr sssirst
itee trade heresles which would psuQerizs
szd degrade them ALI stands fer the
Protection :,oi the people from IN
just and opp es3iVe exzcIioh aud
He combinat on Ct aggregated
capital and corporate power; stands also
fer the protection OF both capital sid
corporation from cGnfscssion and mob
violence; and sbove sill stands for tie
Protection Of the sauciity and happi-
ness OF
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