Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-26
HAYMOhD TO THE FRONT.
The California Spokesman whoops IL Vi
for. IN.

CHICAGO, June 25th.-After several delegates
nau spoken IN Endorsement of HarriSons nom
nation Creed Raymond was loudly called for.
he came forward and said
Mr.. President and GellgeRlen of The COurenti0n :,
While my heart is OVERLOOKING with happiness
that we have in harmony made a nomination
yet before speak of that should not forget to
pay tribute to the ladies of Chicago. They
were pleased to send this lowly California del:-
CATION beautiful tribute of iiowers-1owers as
bright as their own dear eyes and as pure
Laughter and great applause as their loyal
hearts. There was difference of opinion in
this convention as to whether Il soldier or Il
statesman should lead this grand party to its
great victory. We have solved that problem
and have given you man who combines the
wisdom OF statesman with the courage and
galiantry OF a soldier Cheers and applause. |
No man can hear his name mentioned without
the thought rushing upon him that we hold
these truths 10 be self-evident that all men are
endowed by the Creator with certain inalien-
able rights, among which are the rights to life
liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Zap.
planse. His great grandfather signed that
magnificent declaration and this Republican
party gave million of
IT'S SOLDIERS AND THEIR BLOOD
To consecrate it and at last set those words in
the Constitution of the United States as sign
to all-that If i'll this broad land any man in
Vade any OF those rights, whether belonging to
the humblest or the highest, sixty millions OF
the grandest race of free people that ever this
world has seen viii spring to the defense.
Whcnever the name of Harrison is mentioned
there rushes rapidly upon us the memories of
the Thames aud of Tippecanoe, of Resaca and
Atlanta Now do not think there is much use
OF speech making i'll this campaign, much use
OF talking, to use the phrase OF my friend Scott
OF Kansas City. Forty-five or forty six millions
OF people i'll this United States have started this
campaign, and they are all loaded for bear
For the first time in the history of that party the
Democratic party has adopted its true colo.
have heard gentlemen here attacking the cop
perheads of the North. There was
let us do justice to every body That Demo.
cratic party for thirty years has said H. its plat
form that State had II right to secede at its
pleasure Thur was no cYcu e even for = man
bora III the North who had been educated tla,
way, urt lIu.T "Lcn they are mGTc!.ii. .Euil on
the nights II gettysburg, there is 10 excuse for
any man lcheers and whenever one of those
modern doughtaces is compared to a Copper
head, l propose to bring a suit for SANDER
They have adopted their true flag. They have
been onest at last,
THE RED BANDANA,
The flag which no virtuouS woman ever loved
under which no brave man ever fought.
lCheers.l 1t is the proper badge in the cotton
helds OF the South. The poor old negro belong
ing 10 that helpless unfortunate race of slaves
wrapped il around his head 1t was the badge
OF servitude then and it is the badge of servi-
tude today. Cheersl They surrendered to
the order OF Mr.. Carlyle when they forced the
Mills bill and made az alliance with England
against their country. fCTies. good good and
cheers On the 9th day of this month IN San
Francisco we put flag up on the bulletin
board, labeled it, the Bandana of the Repub-
lican Party" and tat drawing out the stars
and stripeSl is the flag,