The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-06-28

name and Kuise OF ssOffensive partisan.
ship" daughter and applause.l Noi
either by cOWardiy assassination Of In.
diYiduai character, (cries Of good, and
applausel, methods that seem so dear
TO our ighteous mugwump friends
laughter and applausel, but be
s viii DO it "a. in 3 n. manly a1d 8
and encourage the wise and patriotic
policy Of protective tariff. tCries of
| good good and chearS.I His
ambition, policy and affection, If you
please, viii be the nation. Yes under
the benevolent guidance of his admin
lstratiOn, the whole south win be
|! given opportunity to develop her re-
sources and build up her industrial
pursuits, and under such provisions as
cate her children (cheers) until they
have been brought abreast in the
march of progress and in development
OF wealth and power with their sister
states in the union. ECries of Good
ssgoOd'fl. And then when we are all
abreast there viii be no rivalries such
as have existed heretofore, but under
the blessings of common prosperity
all this wicked spirit Of sectionalism
that the present administration has
revived ferries of .'Good'' ''good''l viii
north and every other section
of the country in bonds
of prosperity, which are
ever stronger than any that can be
forged by constitutional provisions or
legislative enactments. All will be
started with us on that march to a
destiny that is greater and grandef
than any language can describe. Zap
plause.l If, therefore. high person
al ahoPOafnH tried and
capable craftsmanship. unfalter-
ing and unsWerring devotion
to the principles Of republicanism
as you have announced them here,
coupled with the guarantee Of success
at the polls in November, to be follow
ed by such magnificent results as /
have indicated, are concentrations to
your favor, then nominate John Sher-
man-not of Ohio, but of the United
States. lGreat applause1.
In referring to Thurman Mr.. Foraker
said: Zone reason that he won't be
popular s. that the combination that
was made over at st. Louis was put on
a free trade platform, to march
under the banner of that same
old bandana that we knew SO
well in war times when it meant
only copperhead loyalty and which now
means only British free trade. Cries
kOO0S anu OAAOOAo1" w AOA4
Mr.. Foraker had concluded his address
scene of wild enthusiasm ensued; the
cheering continued for over ten min
utes, and the demonstrations eclipsed
any thus far in the convention. Mr..
Sherman's nomination was also sec
onded by Mr.. Anson, of North. Caro-
lima, and by John w. Langston, of Va.
MIR. Smith, of a Pennsylvania, pre-
scented the name of Mayor FitZler. of
Philadelphia. Senator SpOoner made
an eloquent speech, presenting Gov
ernor Rusk, of Wisconsin, but there
was no second. The call of the states
being completed, the convention then
at 7:2O p. m. on motion of Mr.. Miller,
of New York, adjourned until IL
o'clock tomorrow.
Miss Susan B. Anthony and Miss
Isabel Beecher Hooker, upon reading
the platform as adopted. issued an adj
dress to the republican party. in which
they ask that the platform be so
construed as to include women in the
term ''citizens," to whose personal
rights such answering devotion is
expressed. The petitions also request
that they be given a hearing in the
convention.