Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-06-28

IN suppbri Of the principles herewith cnun-
ciated We iuvlte the cooperation OF patriouc
men Of III, par,scs aud especially OF all work
ingmcn whose prosperity Is seriously threaten
cd by the free trade policy Of the present al
Al the conclusion Of the rcading the plat
form was unanimously adopted at ll:li.
After the adoption of the platform tho
received tho presentation of
candidates for President, as follows;
MIR Warner Of Connecticut presented
without further remarks the name
OF Joseph r. Hiawlcy Leonard SWEET,
of Illinois. nominated Waiter O. Ores.
ham. in n graceful and eloquent speech,
FIX Governor Porter OF Indiana, present.
cd the name Of Gen. Ben Harrison,
eloquent speech, Col Hepburn. OF Iowa,
nominated VIM, b. Allison in strong
and eloquent speech, aud the nomination
was neatly seconded by Mr., Bosworth,
of Rhode island II. Il Frazier. Of
Detroit, presented the name OF Michi.
gans favoritc son, General Rus
sal A. Algcr. and the nomination
was seconded by Charles j. Moves,
OF Massachusetts, Patrick Egan, Of Ne.
brasku, Mr. Estes, Of North Carolina,
aud Mr.. Eggcrs. of Arizona Mr.. His
cock then most fnrcihly presented tho
name OF Chauncy NJ Depcw, OF New
York, aud the nomination was seconded
by Mr. Hartley. of Minnesota General
Hastings. of Pennsylvania, nominated
John sherman, of Ohio, and the nomina
ton was seconded IN n speech OF some
length by Gov, Foraker, Of Ohio. John
NJ. I.nnuston, OF Virginia alsa seconded
the nomination. The name OF Edwin u,
Filter. OF Pennsylvania, was prcscntedb by
Charles II Smith, of that state Tho
name Of Wisconsin's favoritc son. Gov,
Rusk. was presented by senator Spooncr
in neat address, and ut the conclusion
Of his remarks The couycntlon adjourned
I'll II o'clock Friday.
FOURTH DAY
The day was mainly consumed In the
casting OF three ballots and adjournmcn,s
to consider the situation,
The first ballot resulted rs follows;
Sherman. 800; Alger, ~; Dcpew. 90, llar'
rison, 20; ingalls,, ~, Gresham, IA; Blaine,
30; Allison, ~; llawley, IL; Filter. 30;
Rusk, %, Phelps, %. Georgia east and
Massachusetts , votes for Lincoln, Texas
cast 3 votes for Mckinley.
Before the second ballot Filter was
Withdrawn. This ballot resulted ns fol,
lows; Sherman. $40; Algcr, ll6; Dcpew,
90; Harrison. %, Gresham, lOS; Blaine,
~; Allison, 70; Ingalls,, 10; Rusk. 30;
Phelps, L. In this ballot Georgia cast |
vote for Lincoln, Kansas for Mckinley,
Massachusetts 2 for Mckinley and Texas
Tor Lincoln ~ , ,.u,
Inc thira na'iol resu'tou "s io'," ,"s
SHERMAN @'': oresnan, TO- h'ss' IL
meleW 90 hinson o. p ,u,' So" d. "", "a
hin,ey O. h'h'ne 10, i,hr'ps o. ,.nsn ~,
IN inns phi'ol "co,H'n a"', mn,s"' Wi'.a
gave one Vo'e onGn ior , nhoo'p IN n"ns ''
gave woes 'or 9"st,uu ",,. ,,; . Nv o Iom
'eh'ioh 'hcn "'Jo"r"ou UNI" ''''N
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~ ''1 o'un'"S Ioss'o ~ ~ v 'ahan wv IN
.nMu''' 'he l',io DUNG Sn'eny "~pT no "p ~
n''ar'tses unu '',us.s' , ny nnnu y, -"
wn ~ wilnu,awh III INC 'h'e'oS'o' ""''"'"''
hulourneu'
FIFTH DAY.
CurcAoo. June 23.-Thc convention
WINS called 10 order at 1913, but il wns
no, until twenty minutes later when pro-
ceedngs were formally opened by Chnir,
man Estee calling upon senator Warner
Miller, of New York, to preside over It's
deliberations Bishop Samuel Fallows
of Chicago, delivered the Invocation Tho
convention then proceeded to ballot. The
fourth ballot resulted as follows: Alger,
l35, Allison, 81: Gresham, 90: Harrison,
o,,, cnv.. vn,o Gonrojo N,ssncbusciis
"" Ia,a Tosas o md Wca, Viz.
.i,,ia " sa. M,Ei,ioy K,ntncLy o,ve
g'nia ioI Moh'"'oy, ho".uoHy Raso
vote Tor FORAKER ana vote lor rrcu
Douglass.
The following IL the result OF the NTH
h,jInt, Alycr Jao. Allison. 90. Gresham
oS' u,xi.r,, oio, shor,,on oor, Rloine
90 ,a, ,,,,,
20! NchihicV. ~.
After the NTH ballot had Dccn TAKEN
Gov. Foster Of Ohio moved a recess un
II, A n clocl, ,bis ofterpoop and his mo.
~. 80 .noanJaaLy nu0ioid ~ Virgin,
~" VIC 80, S., 81, Iii
oh Dchaii OF new Jerscy conhtor oo"oh
demanded the roll call, winch was imhe
diately proceeded with. When Missouri
was reached in the call of States II was
o., oyiJon, ,h., Tho mo,i,n would carry
a. go, ua,,'aiI ~ NJ Iorooy viii
'h"' Sen"'o' oo"'''. VI ~" ~
drew ms demand ior ,no Can' nho '"o
convention adjourned TIL o CLOCK:
The convention was called to order az
ter recess, but hardly had the gaycl TAI
lon upon the deck when King Of Mary.
land moved thai The convention adjourn
III - ,,oionL Mo,d,v unrninU The
WI non";,oJ onI ;ho ami announc.
motioh PreVhiicu, anu .no o',"'' ""'o""o
cd the convention auJourhcu'
SIXTH DAY.
CucAGo, June 25.--The convention wac
called To order at II :Os u. ~, aud afte1 the
usual invocation Boutcllc, Of Maine, took the
platform 10 Withdraw the name Of Blaine. lie
said that without attempting Ia give con.
struction 10 the language used, he would read
dispatches from Mr.. Blaine. He then read dis
patches from Edinburg, earnestly requesting
MIR. Blaipc's friends to refrain from voting fOI
him and signed James q. Blaine. The an
nouncenent was received with applause, which
was rcdoubled when Alabama east one vote
for Blaine aud again when California east its
solid vote once more for Blaine. Georgia
varied the monOtOny by giving one vote foi
Fred Grant. Maine cast ! vote for Foraker
and 2 for Mckinley. Maryland gave Blaine .
votes and was rewarded with cheer. New
York voted sOlidly for Harrison and Ohio foi
Sherman, but u poll OF the Ohio delegation
showed that Harrison had vote and Sherman
-. Delegate Luckcy voting for Harrison.
tennessee gave biainc ''oteS ANU "PPi""Se
o'u n,'se 10,
SKIN pano,; AlSer, 10, hIllSon; 20 n,rs
h'l, ~ Hdfiro' -, c.', 'i',u, 81 81, - 40
/; Blaine, ~; Fred Grant, Mckinley, IL
seventh pall2t: aigSr, i%o, az h.' Morr,so %'
bnilc, 10 ForhhrFi nltshn"'l ~ ii", no, !,
?IS' Lincoln, =; Mckinley, TO- SheriIa'', @oi :
Raymond, !.
The large vote OF Harrison on the seventh
ballot caused murmer OF excitement ana u
thunderous volley OF cheers, ana the
excitement was Increased Wneh 'olohe'