Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
The call of states disposed wish the

names DolDR sent tO tue cnhllmhn.
 CHICAGO June 19.-DuFing the call of the roll of states fog The presentation of psmes from each state for members of the several committees, Chairman Greer; ot the Nebr .ska delegation, came for ward to the platform. He said that no
 riore than thirIy years ago the pioneers ot Repu blIcanIrm assembled at Phila- .elpEIs and declared their political creed
 pd named tbeIr candidates. Continu- iag with the review of the party hs paid tribute to the great leaders and martyrs.
 Lincoln, from the richness of his whole
 life We learn our highest aspirations. (irent, whose name Is the most illls-
 nous ever bosue by living man, (Ap nlause.) Logan, glorious ID war, ID ,g- hiicienI Iu pesco. He then presented fo be convention the veteran who in 1856 irsl cs,ri-d our Ii 2 towards rhe Wai.- House srd hera.ded the triumphs which ne to Lincoln iu 1860. A'ier the
 ,beers had ,:ied away General Ffemou, aid ID part: "l am seBsIOlY gratii by our welcome. LRi toe csrspIcuou- Ioaor io be Essf cIst-d ID ihe first opeu- us campaign in 1856 aud it T ioIres ms loG t1 see .he party moving firmiy for gard ID its natural road of advance. .pInion aud action. Funr years aro
 vas o5e oi lbe men who made g convass ( Michigan with Blaine. The came p.i- e. upon which the party now stan6s
 sas :aso urged upon the people of thu.
 Iase by him, This election wIll carr, O the successful party tLr political pow ,r of great territories RSaIiiJg hdnis- iaa. Ii Is Dot too much tO say that the ,OniiiICn of the country !usiItes toe be- ief that the resul; of Ehe election will
 le favorable ccDclusively 70 the Repuo-
 Icaa party" (Lcui HpplsuseO
 The committee on permsncnt orgaDI- Estinn net after adjournment ard Cali
 .rnis at oncs preseptsd her olaims for ,ermanent chsIrmsnthip, The rsasonr he gave were considered enInently ftit
 mes and the committee selected Hon. NJ
 Y. Estee, of Csliforpis, ss permanent chairman.
 The temporary secretary and ell oths. temporary appointments with the sddl- ,iOn o' LyEch oi Pe nsylvGtia, a addi- | .;caal secretary, were made permRneD, | lifieers ot the convention. The selection ot their candidate for permanent chair man caused gTeBt rejoicing smong the | California delegates,
 Tho Caliioruians this morning slept tate, their trip over hard granite streets | the prsVious day having exhausted them | A few gathered at headquarters about | eleven o'clock and stisr turning out | several curious persona who seem never | Co weaIy of gazing st stacks of wine cases, held Bn informal meeting confirm ! ing the appointment of committee nen and settling some other routine matters | No further action was taken on the pro pcssd Pacific coast association as the | subcommittee having il ID charge were not ready to report. H, l.. Osborne said | after adjournment that be dId not knog
 whether the association would be form | ed at all.
 H T. Gage who i5 on c committee to
 bring coasters together for unit vote
 said be had made hIs proposition to the | other committeeman and now they
 could fx ii as California desired or let
 1t alone.
 During the forenoon the UnIon Club of Philadelphia, visited the C6lifornis headquarters and the O'Brien Club of New York and the IOvss slsO called and
 sang campaign songs with DO Blaine ID | them and without Bn iDyItstIon.
 l While men from the Pacific slope still indulge in lash and most constant cheer
 ing for BiaiLe they are not quite SO [ sure 1t is hest to vorK for him from the b bsgInning, and the lAbors of the eastern | Blaine uissi1nar:es do not appear 90
 hGve been tTuitless. There is no longer ! tbst outspokea declaration that sle aoasl would know nobody except Blaine l from first t0 last A reporter fOt the Associated Press tonight made dllI9ent | inquiry for the name O! the man chosen from tue Golden Gate to present she name of the Pinned Knight" when Caliioruia's name shall be called to put forward her choice for first place on the cket. The search was fruitless. Chairman 1hurston's reference to ! Blnire in his speech to-dsv caused much O sbe same effect on the Blaine m-n bs
 2 red flag on ID intutiated bull and they ! did not hesitate to expreTs their disgust ard anger st his remarks after the con-
 vention adjourned. The Palmer House
 vas the scene ct many spiii'ei debates over Thurston's rec1arks. The delezste. from the south Bud vest were particu- larly annoyed by t5ese remarks. Judge Rosenthsl, one of the delegates from reLss. said 1hurston had no right io sr-
 roRgte to himself tEe power Of wiIhold-
 ing Blsine's name in the face of the
 support he vss receiving. He though. the speech vould ID fact tend to the sol flying of the Blaine men EDd that an
 undercurreo. was setting 10 for their
 candidate.
 CHICAGO, Jure 20-lO 1l5-The crowd is collecting slowly. The convention will
 b. called to order about 1920.
 1lj0-Genersl SpsuldiDg of Michigan
 say the subcommittee On platform hEG
 adjourned to S.3J p. m. The platform
 sill not be reported to-day. 12:22-The convention called 10 order
 I224-Tbe chairman announces the
 credeniisl committee ready to repOr. si s pm,
 l230-A motion was made by Roche
 of Illinois, calling for report from or ganizstion committee.
 12:Si- Convention voted 10 efTeot permanent organization,
 l236-Bsyne of Pennsylvania reads report of committee on rules.
 l2:ij- Gov. Foster of Ohio. reads | permanent organization report from l platform. On motion. of Mckee, of | Kentucky, the report of organization | committee was adopted.
 12:57- Chairman Estee begins his | speech to the convention. Esiee spoke | briefly, referring briefly to the result of elections in Oregon, about tEo weeks | sgo.
 Convention was called to order at l2:30 ?. ID. by Chairman Thursion, Rev. | Stephen A. Northrop. of Racine, Ind. | offered prayer. A motion was made that | the committee on permanent organizs- tion be called upon 10 make a report, | but protest came from Harris of North l Carolina, that the committee on perms- neni organization should not report un- tl the committee on credentials were | heard. He moved the motion be laid on he table and stated that st the last two | Republicans conventions the committee | on permanent organization reported be- fore the committee on credentials. Hen- dersOn of Iowa moved 10 take 8 recess until s o'clock tonight. Bsyne of Penn sylvsnia opposed this. Henderson with drew the motion moved to proceed to permanent organization. Agreed to. Gov. Foster of Ohio, chairman of con- mittee on permanent organization, then read the unanimous report of the com mi.tee. He vas given sn enthusiastic reception by the RudIence. and as be