New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-26
I One vote short
= Four votes short.

Four votes short. One vote short.
The Chairmap-Genera Harrison having received sSs;
maj Orty OF all of the votes of this Convention, shall
his nomination be made unanimous
Governor Foraker of Ohio, was recognized by
the chairman and advanced to the platform, where
he was received with cheers and spoke as follows
Mr.. President and Gentlemen Of the Convention:
The delegation from Ohio came hero all sherman men,
They are all now Harrison men. (Applause.) 1t IS
eral Harrison had the good sense TO be born In Ohio.
daughter and applause) am directed by the
Convention In behalf of tho state of Oho that the
nomination OF General Benjamin Harrison be made
unanimous. Several delegates cried Second the mo-
ton.O
The motion was seconded by Mr. Horn, Of Michi-
gan: Senator Farwel, of Illinois; Chauncey NJ
Depew, of New-Yorll. Mr.. Depew said
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Convention
make this nomination unanimous. loheers.j 1 knew
when / came here that Ohio would carry away this
body. daughter and cheersJ was perfectly willing
elections when an Ohio man Is nominated he always
TR e1 o o6 aER that has S be hed In
quarter of century. No candidate before the Con-
ed. Cheers and langhterj We 60 away without any
heart burns but full Of enthusiasm, as we came here
York is the metropolitan city of this Union, and mon
from other States, as soon as they get TOO pig I9r
teri and when Now-York finds a too largo for
his own. commonwealth and who Won't move, SHE she
adopts him aughte ana CO. aa0 Id To c6a
curreI in her views. Tho voice of my NcwTork and
tho voice of this Convention will be the voice Of the
American people next November. Uoud checrs) You
don't want a long speech You don't want state
ment Of principles. You don't want anything except
to feel in unity and sympathy that enthusiasm going
from this Convention and responding to every Iait
of the country which, Ike the beats and throbs OF tho
heart sending blood everywhere. shall come back again
I'm one Of the old-me victories for Repnbcanism; for
Republican principles; for the salvation of the In
dlSria interests of this country, headed by soldier
General Harrison.
Loud applause followed. during which Mr., De
pew descended to his seat aud the whole New.
York delegation to congratulate him. one OF
the members standing up with the picture OF
General Harrison in his hand, swinging it over the
head Of Mr. Depew The motion Of Governor
Foraker was also seconded by General Hastings
of Pennsylvania, and Congressman Boutelle, OF
Maine who concluded with the words.
pledge you. Mr. President, and gentlemen Of this
Convention that in the forefront of the battle shan
be found cleaning. as 4 has In every critical fight OF
the Republican party, tho white plume OF our Henry
Of Navarro (dcafening cheers and applause), James
c.. Blaine.
M Boutelle left the platform while delegates
and audience fairly rent the air with cheers
and applause, and waving hats, handkerchiefs
flags and everything that they could get theil
hands on. Amid great applause the motion &c
make the nomination unanimous was seconded 10y
Creed Raymond, Of California, and Me. Davis, Of
Minnesota