Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-22
WILLIAM B. ALLISON.
ii pburn of Iowa Pre- ssnts the IOWA Ssna-
tors Name.

III pburn of Iowa Pre- ssnts the iowa Ssna-
tors Name.
Hepburnof Iowa addressed the Convention as
follows
Nr Chairman: It is the laudable ambition of
every memb of the Convention that today we
pursue such Il course to deserve and win
success at the end of this campaign is there
sueh n course oDcn to our choice? We must re-
member that we enter upon this struggle
beaten party: that we were not beaten for want
OF numbers bus for want of harmony. We are
strong enough to compel a triumph, but il will
require the united efforts of IT'S all 10 utch it.
Is 1t possible Tor us day 20 name a candidate
for whom all Republicans will vote? If we
do, we shall succeed. If we fail to name
su h one, our flag goes down in defeat be-
allies.
The candidate of this Contention must be of
spotless character and with an unblemished
political record. He must be man in whose
armor of integrity there is no flaw or creyice for
the lodgment of censure or calumny. He
must be d man well versed in public business
schooled in the public service fitted for the
hlgh ofhce to which we consecrate him, by
broad experience and observation. He must be
a man of affairs
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
The Republican party is one of deeds as we'll
as OF doctrines-results no less than lofty seuti-
ments. It's Just pride and crOwning glory is to
De found IN tne-long record of what il has ac-
complished. IL loves liberty and it creates free
States: II loves mankind and it strikes the
shackles from those bond ridden and makes
them treemen 1t loves equality and it places
the ballot in the hands of the humble and bids
him stand unabashed by the side of him VINO
is the strongest. II loves the flag and union of
States and 1t builds navies 1t calls into being
vast armies and tramples rebellion under its
conquering feet. 1t sympathizes with the strug-
CLING poor and it gems the prairies with a mill
ION happy and prosperous homes .teads Ii feels
the dignity OF labor and it protects the nations S
industries, and mills and forges and factories
are erected, children are schooed and prosper
lty smiles on every home. 1t loves honesty and
pays the National deGt. 1t is filed with an ex-
alted sense OF justice, AMI in mercy after the
sword IS sheathed it restores the pTostrate foe
to the station of untrammeled citizenship IL is
a party OF lofty sentime t and 1t preserves the
national credit, fills the national Treasury with
abundant revenue, and gives the nation almost
TWO ollilcns OF currency, the equivalent of gold
II Is indeed party in which ennobling senti-
meats abound, but they have been followed by
grand achievements. as in the economy of God
fuihllment follows prophecy.
ALLIsoS's NAME PRESENTED.
Have we among our number some one who.
In the public service, has been contributor to
this rehearsal of Republican Endorsements /:
some one who, in the legislation of this genera
tlon, has aid d in writing this record some one
whose recorded votes show that upon all ques-
lions that for quarter of a century have tried
the courage and tested the wisdom of patriotic
men he has been upon the right side-the right