Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-13
Stirring SCENES At RENO.
SPEECHES., ENJHgSsASN AND
GENERA GOOD
FEELING.
The Pacific Coast Delegation
Propose TO Nominate "a
Winner.


the Pacific Coast Delegation fo
Chicago.
Reno, this morning, resemhled
Fourth of July celebration NOR
than anything else. AT tie Depo
Hotel hundreds of our leading Cit
: zens, with their wives, their sister
and their cousins and their aunts
assembled to greet the delegates t.
! the National Republican Convention
which convenes at Chicago on Jun,
10Th inst. The populace was OF
in hollltlay attire and attracted
many complimentary remarks iron
the passing strangers. Our lady
population appeared to great advan
tage, filling the balcony ard being
interSpersed among the enthusiastic
audience on the large platform
they lent much eclat 20 the scene.
The stars and stripes were flung to
the breeze by many fair daughter
of Nevada, while handkerchiefs OF
| different hueS gIIstened in the noon
day sunshine as the train came in.
| THE IRON HORSE
| Conveying this hopeful and self
confident representation of genuine
Americanism was bedecked with
evergreens and American flags in
abundance, while the windows of
the seven special and happily Sc
lected sleeping and dining cars were
alive with human faces, and the
true and simon-pure symbol of
American liberty, small silk
STAR sPANGLED BANNER.
Having in its center a well execut-
ed impression in gold of the we'll
known California bear, was waved
to the breeze as the train stopped
suddenly, when three cheers went
up from the assembled multitude
for the success of the Republican
party. In a moment Col. c. +.
Croker, Col. Creed Raymond, IL.
u. Osborne, NJ. NJ. Estee, Alex
Badlam, Paris Kilbourn, Corporal
Tanner and others stepped upon
the platform wearing the badges of
the Pacific Coast delegation and
holding in their hands ore of the
small silk flags referred to above.
They were warmly welcomed and in
a second afterwards
HON. ROBERT LINDSEY.
Mounted an improvised platform.
and in the name of the Republican
party of Nevada, welcomed this
patriotic delegation, and wishing
them God-speed and success for |
whoever they might be instrumental
in nominating at Chicago, proposed
three cheers for the Pacific Coast
delegation, which were given with
L will. Loud cries for Estee, Hay
mond. NJ. III. DeYoung, of the San
Francisco Chronicle, Badlam, and
Corporal Tanner followed. Hon. NJ
NJ. Estee stood up and gazing out
on the upturned and eager looking
aces, said in few brief words
''We are on our way to Chicago to
nominate candidate for President
If these United States, and we will
'eturn again only to tell you that
We will elect him. We will NOM
nate and elect President who be- {
ieves in American industry thriving
s against all foreign competition. I
We will nominate and elect a man s
rao is an American at heart and
tho has greater regard for the tri '
mph of Republican principles than
ne success OF the English aristoc- t
acy, and l think that man is Hon. G
ames G. Blaine" cheersl. i
Hon. Creed Raymond was the r
ext speaker, and in his own inim- y
able style electrified the vast
lrong by his comparison of Blaine
18th Cincinnatus when he said the
alton was in peril on account of
he encroachments of foreign capital,
Itrigue and subservient duplicity,
4 the part of the dictatorial pro-
,nsities of the party now so vigor-
lsly strivlng to succeed itself by
aving the red banner OF revolu-
On in the face of the glorious old :