Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-09

Huston, called the body TO order and Rev.
F. r Whalen, OF this city, offered PRAYER.
There was some confusion occasioned by al
ternates and others gettin.Iinto the d-lerates'
seats, but this was finally remedied and the
permanent chairman having taken his seat
a committee was appointed To invite Gen
Harrison 10 visit the hall
Hon W. H. Calkins the chairman. then
made the opanino su.4rh in which he do
no,rpced the administrations civil Sarv,,e
methods, the POLITICAL methods of the south.
favored local option and hi.h license, and
eulogized the Republican nominees He was
wildly applauded all through his speech
RESOLUTIONS ware nff..rad walcopin.r Ja,uas
| q blaine boma and IA, ,na,oo,v of S;bo,.;5o,,
the first If which WAS ,.farraj tn the r,..,,,,,
| tinrs c,rnn,irt.l. and letar .da,tad a,i rho
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| The nf,tfnr,u ,Sa. than road hr WIN C,,,,,-
| hacl- rbsirrpo, of tn ,nrs .c,,,,,,itr..
| and ,Iusnimnu.Iv sdnr,-d
| The rr.,.-nr.. of GEN Harrison WINS raxt
| announced, and the announcement brought
a perfect ovation as the uatinn,l nominee an.
paared on the natform He mad. an al
dress in which h. ayhibjtel much r,,,trap
At tine hearty w.lcou. ba had ra.aivad He
| declared than whatever haf.I him sr,rh "a vol
come made him the dehror forever of his
fellow citizens He maid a GLOWING tr,i,uta
70 the mamory of Gar sheridan md snol.a
of Blain4 As that "great Republican and
great American NOW raturuine tn his homo "
| and declared We shall not h. disappoInred
| hope in hear ms, his powerlul voice in In.
diana ie(nre the eamnais,n is did,
| Nominations for rGyarno,. ware tber, ,.,,Il.l
for. and Hanna, of Fl. WAYNE. arose to nom
| mate Lieutenant Governor Robertson He
had a hard time of It Iond call. being made
for "Portar" DURING. the whole time Of ms
speech. nearly drowning his voice, but he
persisted. and got there" at last
| Frank f. poSay nf PHO co,rntv yrss on.
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Oh the iIai'd anu ei"'Hedi,t'Ss ana corruption
ol the bem@fa''r party, he SAID, will be
brought to bar against tins state III the com
ing campaign. In tu's crisis the republican
party demands Tue hrip OF the man VINO once
before led tue Repubiican army to victory
that fearless iea'ier, Albert q Porter. With
henJanln HARRISON and the Republican party
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hurst bnt all ,f a snd,Ion the ,,ras, ms, iorit,
of tbe dala,.,tas scanned tc rs,li,a tbot Tho
.neaker had "ru+ IN. foot j., if - md tho1-
st,r,,,5 ,bo,,,,,,, arI s,t+t,, I'D ., s;,, a.
the gr,va Posav b,d bortI,, resumed HI,
.eat when Hanna was sgain on his chair
rl.nor,rt, for rsco,,,it,or and voviro 6
mennscrint over his head Tba chairman
told him IN m abood inf tho oo,yantio,
nrofarrad to howl him down and for conn.
moments the din was deafeninor Rpt in tn,
and the chair had his wav and Hanna roo,
the following communication addressed Il
Hon. Albert G. Porter.
/, VERY DEAR SIR. Impressed with the popuIa
demand for your nomination. and it being assert
ed that my candidacy is a bar to your accepting
H. hereby place my withdrawal IN your hand'
% u.s. :. yol nave 're "i1n 70 attep'
IT, - TO-. p,,,,,,r ,a,,a,.I Iii
1orn. avnlainod ,hat .h;s no,a bod hao,, san,
r. tho eT'govarpor sor,,, in ,he ,nornIn,,
th.t NO I'll, bad 49,, rooa;.,ad md ,hs,
,arsol,,,o,,t,- pn,.,.t.c,,,, fr,onl- ta'I L.
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Hiram browniee, of Marion, on behalf o