New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08

foar. that II Mr. Thurman, who Is ali that his most
has 'P Sancsa state 'o $
century, and whose naae is ndIssolrbiy linked %i l
tie h He s II enT s its
ways s aus remove one s,,o Sho years Sa Of
% TSaSy tho 1is Senate out Of the united states you'd
cursed By another s1 Ss the Speech
Of nomination that had intenasd 10 make As no
on al 81 s IN
Convention having doalt fairly and frankly 9S goa
a WE ,0 or c mar Of our choice we leave
hts namo with you 10 be dealt with as your coT, d
sense and Democratic Judgment VIII tell you u'ou'
chcers.)
THURMAN SECONDED BY CONNECTICUT.
The secretary then called next in order the
State of Connecticut. The response was made oy
James T. Piggott, who said:
BY S + Ss gT that ti s s sss
public offices arc Democrats Therefore it Is that
have been selected by the unanimous vote on me tD t
dssp sS only ss ons place IN
New England whore the Democrats look for assistance
worthy Of every ssUT trust ST. Laughter and appausoJ
have been asked often since came to tho cry
by this cry Of tariff reform that want to take This
opportunity to say that have received tslegrams @
asking aid this Convention in causing the cause
taG reform to be Ghs Sr ad ne pT we
have adopted to-day cChecrs.l The Republican
party favors projections and God knows they nssa IL
they need protection from Boshszzar dinners and
S too close scrutiny q fo the s Csop that
/ Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen; heard deicea.e
ca IN h sGs Il lY Woud be the Of
party To sat st wh why 70 aS %e
were coming down here simply to carry out pre- re
arranged programme said MY dear frenn pN We
il the yptans preserved their kings for t6oasa%ds
thing that in this age of science should havo
pcparc he ,' way for the " conyentIon that about
e Rf II G9s as f let Be IS o
tentl0n to take ia our tomb but want TO say tnss
cSvfn% or the S ensme he has made The
ocrats Of Connecticut respect and admire and believe
mon enemy Of the Democratic party, the Republican
party 49, .,. - r,,o c,ovor
Cleveland for running mate one who never was
second to any man; we ask you to give him running
New York, Ncw-Jerscy aud Connecticut blow of en-
thusiasm such viii not be thrown into that cam;
pagn by the assistance OF any other name than that
| Of Allen g. Thurman. of Ohio. Great applause)
VOORHEES, MAKING AN APPEAL FOR GRAY
The call Of States was then proceeded with by
the secretary calling Delaware, Florida, Georgia.
and Illinois, without elicting response. The call
of Indiana was responded to by Senator Daniel
w. Voorhees,, who said
Tho historians OF Europe describe Belgium as the
battle-ground OF all the great that transpired
| between European nations | come from the poht,,
| Indiana Cheers and applauscl Great wars take
place in other countries, and empires and dynastes
tons Of mighty import are determined for the whole
country BY her attitude either of victory or defeat
goes the sae n any other but one or Northern
s %sp In Psn Il De You VIII md s in as
goes illinois ~ for you know how she XII 60 fog
already predetermined What the result will be there.
Nor Will you ask how the battle RACES in Pennsyl,
US win be. There WIN be no inquiry made except
the ;hSSE q battle sustained sa m naa9a a
and sometimes with an inquiry as to Connecticut
Gentlemen Of the Convention, we come before you i
al power We ask an honor on this ticket and We
tender you victory with the other hand We ask
votes in your college making the election sure. Dear
n mS se 1915 snS that Sa
this no Democratic President has been inaugurated
by her vote apPnss indiana mas T oeS
| nom 1916 forward sho voted for Monroe; she voted
for for Pierce for Buchsnan for samuel J. Tdcn cheers
who robbed OF the election and for Grover CIeve
matches hcsl Where IS the state bich cones beore
this Convention with higher right to demand resIect
dismiss from your minds now and from this on until
November the thought calculation that this year Is
and whoever else goes on the ticket with him Will DO
reelected this fall with the vote of Indiana or Will
ny Make no mistakes. know of certain cacnatlons
| to leave Indiana out. Whatever destroys Indiana.
interviewer e' With ' he Situation and the safety Of this
hour is for New-York ard Indiana as Of old to clasp
p power 's fo In ff those line, lie
masco M con1enton thai anu the lines Of battle
same this year that they we're in Iss4 o Tney
fight are the same. The States where victory Is. to
@ Sa h we Of an ana ar af to
so Will be frauglt with disaster, and VIII mean mo
a volce-Orcgon.
| Somebody shouts "Oregon.' Take warming BY
Oregon and rely upon Indiana Ond you VIII not be
this ticket physically and mentally strong endowed
With mental and life for hsf 10
over again a winner. Tie has never been started in
race that he has not led the field you say 10
that he game In the year when DIottls cane when zen
pemooas 'h haSc n TT d for Of illinois
| lapplausc), came. He came with them, and alloy me
Democratic party in Indiana soon becomes veteran
soldier. A recruit could no more stay raw IN me
could stay poor unit aimed soldier in tho ranks Of
the Old Guard under the hands Of the great NaToleon
WACO in Indiana happily unknown in othor States
| You know them rot IN Massachusetts,. You know
% Is IT. sGs Set X tho STATES e 0 one way
ho other that the conclusion almost foregope but
years ago she cast 100000 votes: She Will cast
10000 votes at The approaching election and win in
tween the great parties, Of SIX or seven thousand no
majority--a bare plurality. You can imagine then
what the shock OF battle Is there. You can imagine
| how important It is to us TO have every atom OF
strength personal and political which We can obtain
| IN order 10 hold our hard pressed lines.
Recruit tho critical point OF the battlefield. n you
| are wSe. Tho key of the situation IS IN Indiana
Strengthen her, you brave men, whose judgments are
convinced despite the honorable sentiment that IS az
your hearts Come to the Of the situation on
the battlefield where the fight Is to be the hottest ana
| the battle Is to DO won. II won at all. :,
reflect upon other name that has been or VIII DC
| nlpced before this Convention, but | cnafge every
candid mind what electoral vote what saic
any other bring TO the occtoral coieSe eA-
| ccpt that OF Isaac p. Gray. (CheersD =.
We do not put up man Tor show nor pafelc, put
! for hard battle and winning results You say there
made against him at home ana elseW nefe
| Show me man who has never had charges mano
against him, and VIII show you wqrtness I Jo'