New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23
The roll-call Of the State Of New-York on the
| nnnfinn To adinnrn WIS s follows

The roll-call OF the State OF New-lork on the
motion to adjourn was as follows
Frank Hlscock, no chaunccy NJ. Depew, no. MAR MAR
ting, no William S. Coggswell, mo- T. L. Woodruff, aye
Granville ". Harman, no Jessie johnson, no W. J.
townsend. ave: Theodore Il. William, no; James f.
Johnson, no Lewis f. Nlcot, no; stephen B. French,
Charles \. raintor, no John J. oBron, no. Arthur
f. Bateman, aye John r. Nugent. no; George flillard
no Albert r. whitney, no; Robert r. Hamilton, no ;
no; Fred s. Gibbs, no; soon b.
smith, no John F. Plummcr, aye; John Mctlave, no ;
" Hustled no Charles 81. John, II. J. searles no
Louis r. Payn. no obed Wheeler, no; Jacob Lcfevrc,
A. A. oascfonbnsh no John NJ Bailey, aye walter W
Brnmsn, no; George West, no: David A. Wells no ;
o0t Gleason no; Joseph Mullen, aye: samuel R.
Campbell no: Henry < Phillips, no: David Wilbserr
ward Keator. no stephen c. Willard, no Cyrus b.
Martin George D. slSan no John R. s Camp, mo-
Hoyt no; j. Foster Parkhurst, no; John =. Ham
tn. no II. II. warner, aye !" n. Humphrey. no {;
no; Hobart Krum, no; Francis Hendricks no. I'd,
Frank W. Higgins. no; Jerome b. Fisher, no. Ten
when The secretary announced the result OF the
vote Of the Convention whole, namely 355 yeas,
one voice gave q vigorous shout for Ingersoll. The
chairman nevertheless declared the Convention ad-
snnounccmen was greeted with vigorous cheers by
a great many Of the delegates also
SPEECH FROM COLONEL INGERsoLL.
Immediately after the adjournment the audience
set up n wild yell for Bob" Ingersoll. in which
majority of the delegates joined. After withstand
ing considerable urging, Colonel Ingersoll stepped
out from behind the desk where he had been sit
ting and was received with enthusiastic cheers.
lie addressed the meeting as follows:
Ladies and Gencmcn am Republican ] be-
long the greatest TO the grandest party ever organ
hv
that great party that is in favor of giving to every
beng gs w s NOT S ended spd n hi
the great Republic shall be elviltzed. cheers.l Tho
pessnh G her ma Tag pa only has Se S
vote in peace but TO have 1t counted honestly and In
/ am a Republican because that party is pledged
viii always be ignorant ard poor. CChcers) why
The labor to raise raw material is Ignorant labor, but
the moment the material IS worked into fabric.
fashioned into beautiful shapcs-that requires ntcll
Eoneo consequently the greater number OF Industries
ordinary labor is always cheap. Labor commands
ps IN e ea' that thought A mingled
with effort. chcers) Tho people who want us to
simply vote for tho poverty and ignorance Of America
lcheers) and for the wealth and Intelligence Of Great
Of GF american industries because Il viii develop Ame
bran because under that system VIC can raise mo
great women. CTumultuous applause.) where men
nur,uc but one Industry they become stupid Whore
The Industries are diversified. every part of the
every aptitude. for every talent, and fol
every kind ~ genius. am IN favor Of American pro
lection, because under that policy we have become
the richest nation on the globe. (ChcersJ am
in favor OF that policy because the most IN
gcr,ious people who ever lived because the aver
ago have more sense than any people that ] have
ever happened to meet tApplause.l | am In favor
OF that policy because here In the United states we
have on tho average better homes better clothes.
hotter food and better schools than any other nation
(Applausc.l believe the hesrthstone Is the foun!ar
ton OF America. Arpauscl | believe the nrcSido
il the altar Of the Republic. fApplnusc.l / am in
favor Of that policy that win put roof over the
head o. every mechanic. (Applause.l
/ am not orly IN favor OF the Republican party be-
cause IL Is IN favor OF protecting industries az home
but am IN favor OF thai party because II believes In
suc because IL believes IN protecting tho rights
81 American citizens everywhere. am for that
party because IL gave freedom not only 10 four mill