Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10
THE REPUBLICANS
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49,. 49, e. "a f,ts-se.-sssss
DsrAoI. Aax The members of he
convention ssrs sios n getting togstHsf
a1a it ~as $50 snsn GhalFazn nstzi8s
csllse for order fas COMMITTEES ca tte-
dsnua.s reported snc tns report sas sa.aPlea
.1soas reading. The COMMITTEES ca Per
sAnsas 0fksa z1tisa sna orasf " Business
reported 0z gsfnsIsat cnaifmAo, Hon
Geo. A. Par. ei 0tlas4 for seefsi4Ey' to'.
T. n lrisa Of AalslnsEoo. an tnr ilss oi
xics presidents aad asaist2nt soefstafiss
eaossa a. ths disiriet conventions The
folIs.lnx order % busiasss ~as pssssntsd'
Ffrsz. aon.ia4fon ol slafs ofncsfs' second.
election 81 tx0 PFss isHllal electors Al iafse,
tat.t. aonlnss.0a 0f slsctors from ne ses'
sral Cosxrsssi9nai 8isIncls, ioafth. report
of he Coa mHles on Essolut0as- The
COMMITTEES aiso recommended taai 10 Yot-
inx for ne se.eral candidates The counties
D. "a. 81 II alpha A order
Ar FAR N4s eondueted - ths chair oy
qsorss A Reyes. Of Bafs<a, AID John l.
R.ca. o. Lapssr. and thanked the coaven-
tiaa f,r -. neaor. ihsa sAich. be szia. hs
knsx GO greater. To-day sas a day Tor
huslnsss Bls lie delegates Nefs present
lsr..sIF neeaEse slsV Nsfs foad of ths 10
pu5lican uArtg llf ia great and historic
last anI irJll that past they Dad Tue
promise 81 a grand iruilltlon in ths tntufr.
if DE party coo Z degend upon Is past 10
boz ricn . ieasE Noud . 81 doNn' Noea-
iEx for ialtg years worthy % % rcmou-
tsred could - found which Nas not ibe
WORK OF me Republican, party. II the Dem
ocralie party could i've en- - record, tae
prodigal son NaO AVrd On the nusks
woish ths sNins fslused. would have died
Oh The g0ut.
NJ. Ear said Mr. Cleveland had vetoed
more soldiers pension bills than ali ne
other Pres. dents combined. Never nnul
Cleselands administration bad battered
Zero OF The var been forced % hOme IA
"a almsnouse. The FiEz-JOhn Porter case
rsceiysd bis attenfi0n-one relief oili
which tie Presiosn % dad not veto.
Atthe c0rc.nsi0u of MIR. Fairs address,
Judge vi liauls 81 Aliegsa. arose 20 no ni-
rsts Governor iuce tie said De had prob
ABLY been selected 90 make the domination
hs wss about 70 make because no speech
was necessary. he wished 10 present % ths
convention the same or Hon. cyrus IT,
Lace iOr the otEce OF Governor. and tne
only spsech he need % maze was 10 say
trat his caoditats was faithful. that he VA
cana aDsgsnt. sud that BE - nOt afraid OF Z
sheep.
Oa motion Of W. W. Mitchell. OF Ionis
the s.ection was made by Acclafnstion with
rising vote. The motion vas carried WITH
taree rolsiax cheers and on motion OF Mr.
tSravss. Of Ienawee. COMMITTEES OF three
consisting of Nr. Graves. Mr.. WtlliAms Aod
Jav A Hubosll. were appointed to wait on
he o. yveruor and rsqaest bis presence IN
tbe convention.
Ar Roosevelt. Of the Eleventh district,
moved toe re-n0mir ration OF Lieutenant
orernor NAolorald By acclamation. Jay
HaDbeil bad decided 20 dssisf from Oppos
ing Mr.. Macdonald sud the motion va
carried unanimogsiy oy acclamation.
Nr Richards of Wayne. rs-nominatec
Gil X. OsmGn for Secretary Of STATE, anc
tos nomination vas made By scclamatiOn
On motion Of senator J. ". Giddings, o
Cadillac hon. George l.. MaliZ Was re-nom
mated By scclamati0n for State Treasurer
Hon. H. H. Aplin was also re-nominate'
BY scclamation tor Auditor General on mo
tion of l.. j. Wilcox. OF Bay county.
Fer state Land Commissioner Hon. Ros
cos d. Dix was pat ~ nomination for
second term By q. I. AcEwen. OF otsego
aud me nomination was made by accisma
lion.
H :. MAYNARD. Of Baton moved TO pro
cssd 70 an informal ballot for AttOrnel
0snersi.
ur. McNsob. Of Nswsygo. presented th
NAME 81 senator Edward r. Edwards
Judxs Kelly. OF A Alpsna. named Burt Parker
"a Monroe. and General SpsGiclng, OF Mon
ros supported ths nomination.
Tie committee. a. tbs point. arrives
With Governor igcs. The Governor ~a
introduced and oriedv expressed bis graft
tade for ths renewed honor conferred upol
hfm snd his acceptance Of the nomination
william Alden smith took the door, and
Ia one OF the most eloquent and sol.
srs.cbss ever niace By him. p sced in 1omi
uatipn 5. Y. r. rrowbritEs. Every bspnoli
csn honorsd the soldier Who fought for to-
Juiou. aod four Of them bad already
eeeR nominated he srose 70 asi
consideration for civilian and 70
zoe young Republicans Of ths state. |
his candidate bal been Old enough b
would have ecen a soldier too. Mr. Snlti
held the closest attention Il the convention
AM wss taudiv sppiRndsd After the coo
clasi8u af his speech many OF tie delegates
cane % him sud heartily coogrstulsts'
him.
tnsxa Williams. of ANsgsn. nom insis'
FhNip radxham. A number Of secondin.
speeches were msde.
James Mcmillan wss ssen IN the rear Ol
fhs bsll and Senstor Huoneii moved tns
20 BE- invited 60 coole upon the platform
Mr. NrHiilsn responded smid Wild snthsi
asn ca tDe part Of the convention. an
sooxe briefly IA indofsed the ticket .
far ~ n3sda. GOV. Luce bad run veil to
years aso ard S0ui3 run better this veai
Michigan this presidential vsar. vas gOo'
for frnni fao0o ~ Hiot0 DsiorIty despit
Buff boodle sna the srrsddls platform q
fhe Democracy.
NJ Nai-r az Fsst Saginaw. secouds'
Trowhr,f-ss norn nsfion Ns Psdzhau
xot a hft from Dicssnson. Of Aliexan.
Jscoos. Of 81 sshteusE. -sisea nis voic
Cor Parker John II Rich spoks for Frow
hr dre. and Wfn W. Mitchell. of lonis fi.
fne ssnir. sensior Rshcocx stood up 70
Efrsrss
tspJ wm. A Gswits. ~ Kent ssid ths
81 out ef s votes in hie ae szatian van.'
e. fsr f.owsr.3zs. faev mesnt ~ xnoci
te-i 5at tnis Fsll. sod rr1woridges nomi
rsaon w1al3 beip 10 it
Tie ceitxf caaasies vas finally had an.
she nfin w'rg resait ~ss announced
81 snis namasr % votes rsst. -5-. 1scss
ssrV sor caoicr. 9-o OF which NJ. fsdg
hsn tcaivaa ifS NJ Edwards. i0l ~
Fsraie- ft, n. Tr0w woriigp 3S7
Ar Trorhridzs wss. an clctfrr of Rnr
tr- Farksr declared nuani naus'V elected
Calls Tor NJ Fr1n ridge vere made and h
came Hpcu the eisffarn aud made a arie
sr6 hsorv s.tiress jossph Esfanrook va
nanes a. e.s 1wn successor IN the sffce q
,arer.nsers rstsnf ef fuhie Instruction an.
~ss ansuimousiy nnuinstef hy scclaus
sens
S-rats~ shsiirgs 81 rsslqac. ro1u nate,
r-rrv g. faWers. - csdifse. and NJ Va.
4 eeF ~ ns~ Cosntv. presented The nam
81 .r t.ss,ara a~lsr 10 fo-saerft.a f.sr nav.