New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08

7 tho work which we need In indiana Mppause)
Tell me who IS that with Tho organization and with
the q Indiana Ps b 70 may car
regiment and squad TO s5uad IL IS Isaac I. cray
at POINT where failure means lack Of that indorse-
ment which given means D success and
and prosperous years and continuance of fraternsf
sectional relations. We arc interested In that. Tho
success OF this party the destruction of
tonallsm and the reelection in the whole country OF
that National ADMINISTRATION which Is guaranteed to
OF all in this nation and equality OF states. There.
fore It IS with some enthusiasm ana YIN view OF
that we ask you to nominate Isaac +. Gray, OF tina
State OF Indiana. (CheersJ
When the name of Kentucky was called, Mr..
Settle seconded the nomination of Gray in
speech, in which he spoke Of Indiana as the
typical Democratic State of the great West"
n c. Dryden, of Missouri, seconded the nomina@
ton of Thurman. Governor Green, OF New'
Jersey, followed with these remarks:
Pacific Coast. (Checrs) New-Jcrscy, another battle
field; New-Jersey, which gives its electoral vote
not only 10 every Democratic candidate who II
elected but every nominee Of the great Democrats
Convention daughter and applause; New.Jersey.
makes no demand with the other (cheers) save tho
nomination Of Democrat upon democratic en- plat
Of the great son Of Ohio.
Then j. w. Dorsey, of Nevada, made a speech
in favor Of Thurman, In the course OF which he
declared:
And will say to the convention that II you nom-
mate Allen G. Thurman the silver slopes, OF tho
glorious old mountains Of Nevada will fairly rattle
SPLENDID veteran Of hundred battles and hundred
victories shall fash across the wires to the shores
where the fields green and where the orange
blossoms shine.
The speaker was here interrupted with ups
roarous.a pplause and shouts of laughter and cries
OF Timcs and Cut it short" which could not
be subdued for some moments The Chair, by the
vigorous use of gavel, finally again reduced the
convention to order, and Mr.. Dorsey proceeded az
follows:
and Iaughter) We are the children OF a mother whose
locks threaded with silver and our parents welded
the old Roman so long ago that the memory OF tho
Oldest Nevadan runDeR back 10 the date thereof
Gaughter) Give him to us and the quartz mills Of
mountains will pound their ponderous treasure.
Shouts of laughter and applause( want to say ons
word further. ard that is thSt Nevada through her
intellect and every physical faculty Of her beings
seconds the nomination OF heroic old Allen o. Thurs
man. loud applause)
For the State of New York George Ranes rH
sponded by saying:
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the Convention.
New-York has Withdrawn herself until this moment
Candidate for VicePresident but the time has arrived
for her voice TO be heard In unison with the acclaim OF
her fellow delegations from Maine to tho caps OF the
western seas In behalf Of him who is tho Cato Of the
Republic. loud cheers.)
poaled 70 rs TO send battaons TO the centre Of tie
line Let say to him that the President In his mes
this Convention IN IT'S platform lOmlna-
ton OF its Vice President, has decreed that they VIII
extend vast reserve corps Of Democracy across tho
continent and above the reserve corps sha wave the
flag Of Allen c. Thurman. Great applausel
At the call by the secretary Of the State OF Ohio,
Mr. Powell, of Ohio said in part
It has been claimed In eloquent words from this
waverng and doubtful in her allegiance TO our great
party. II this be true, let her turn for healing faith
and seek salvation from the Democratic trinity OF
Cleveland, Thurman and the great bandanna tCheeSl
n has been claimed that the universal cry for Thurman
Is but sentiment of the heart. 1t may be So but 10
is the erandest sentiment that occupied the
Democratic heart. The perfect union OF wisdom and
OF enthusiasm which has marked the progress OF this
Convention clearly indicates that the time has now
which Will mark not only the final overthrow
OF the Republican party, but the continued succession
Of Democratic Administrations.
The nomination of Thurman was also seconded
by Mr. Strange, Of North Carolina ex-Governor
Thr0clmOrton of Texas; and Senator Daniels, OF
Virginia. The last said in part
DO You dcnonnce that browning infamy of 1875 by
which Iilden and Hendricks stripped of thelr
protest which came from him and which Will live al
long as history. Did the eloquent young Democrats
of Colorado send 10 the chairman of this Convention
a silver gavel TO cnunciate his rulings? Then.
propose. when he shall become the presiding officer
OF the Senate that California shall send him golden
silver one, for did he not always maintain the two
metals of the Constitution at their par, and did you not
always hear from him the ring Of the right metali .
ONLY ONE BALLOT NEEDED.
Upon the completion of the call Of States fon
nominations, the secretary began the roll call for
votes, which ran as follows