Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25
EXTRA!
9Th EDITION
ESQ O'CLOCK p. m.
HARRISON AND MORTON.
The Republican Ticket Complete
LEVIP. MORTON FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
Closing Scenes Of the Chicago Convention.
How Gen. Harrison Received the News.
PLEDGlNG HARRISON SUPPORT.
Enthusiastic Speeches Made In second
ing the Nominations.
The Republican Ticket Complete
LEVIP. MORTON FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
Closing Scenes Of The Chicago Convention.
How Gen. Harrison Received the News


said:
gentlemen Of the convention: The delegation
from Ohio came here all Sherman men; they are
now all Harrison men. II Ia easier for rs to be 90
when we remember that Gen. Harrison had
the good sense to be born In Ohio.
tLaughter] 1 am directed by the unanimous
vote OF the Ohio delegation to move the
convention on behalf Of the state Of Ohio that the
nomination OF Gen. Benjamin Harrison be made
unanimous. tAPplausel
motion. lie hoped that the V Convention would be
unanimous. We will stand by Harrison just as
nrmly as we have stood by Alger. some
people do not think that he knew everything
put think that can see the hand OF Providence
In this nomination. We hoped TO place a soldier
at the head OF the ticket 1t has done 1t; now let
senator Farwell on behalf of Illinois also sec.
onded the motion OF Gov. Foraker.
sECoNDING SPEECH FROM pEPEw.
Mr.. Depew then made his way to the platform
ana said: "This convention would adjourn in a
different temper from any other conven-
ton in quarter OF century. No
candidate before the convention expected to sue
coed, and SO no one was disappointed. The
surnnss but fun OF A enthusiasm s1u' as ns sSeS
were when they came here. New York
other states whenever they got too big for their
and when New YORK FOUND aA man N too large Tse
move she adopted him. New York had adopted
Benjamin Harrison and voted for him solidly Zap
piausel In conclusion Mr.. Depew predicted an
principles, and for the salvation or the Industrial
Interests OF the country. lApplausel
s cen .,i Hastings OF Pennsyivania said that he
make the nomination unanimous He had l0O,-
600 majority for any candidate, and It has that
and perhaps more for Harrison.
Mr.. Henderson, OF Iowa, also seconded the mo-
ton. He was sorry now for the Quill-drivers In
the democratic sanctum. They could nnd
In
no stain upon his character. He was
great man, VINO would measure up to the full Dig
that that great republican state viii stand now
nrmer than ever at the head OF the republican COL
| umn.
BOutelle Speaks for Maine.
MI. Boutelle, OF Maine, gave assurance OF the
heartiness, cordially and enthusiasm with
which the people of Maine would ratify Gen.
Benjamin Harrison. He promised that the
old refrain would come down from Maine as II did
| In days gone by, when another Harrison was In
"oh, have you heard the news from Maine.
How she Went, hell-bent, for Gov. Kent and Tippe-
canoe and Tyler too?"
Applause and laughterl
lie promised his state to the republicans, and
declared that in the fore front OF battle would be
the republican party
THE WHITE PLUME OF OUR HENRY OF NAVARRO
This declaration was the signal for an uproar
| of applause and cheers which continued for some
Tin s0 wesn , SOy gUuse had
mounted the platform, he was generously a ape Re
was glad That q N nomination Sad I Seen
reached reached -, but before he said anything
gifts of flowers to the California delegation.
There e.. had been some question as to
sedsr II T9se Ss Wiser s
given to the party a candidate who CON-
6iaed the qualities Of both. He dId
for speech-making In this hight. The democratic
party was at last making its hight under its true
coiors. II has adopted the badge OF slavery, the
II was the banner which no virtuous woman ever
loved and no brave man ever Fought under.
he w was Tesd iron Gov Ager
igan. The telegram was greeted with applause
Wise, or Virginia, seconded the nomination. He
was followed by Malone, who was greeted with
Malone said he was always for the nominee.
Whatever effort is necessary he Will make. Here
there were cries OF "Shake hands with Wise,
This was followed by laughter.
Lynch, OF Mississippi, Thurston, OF Nebraska,
and Harris, OF North Carolina, also second the mo-
Harris said North Carolina will break the solid
South In November.
Nominating q vlce.President
At gals pm. the cnair announces that they will
now begin the cell OF states for nominations for
vice-President.
NOTION TO ADJOURN AND CONFUSION
Thompson, of Indiana, moved to take a recess to
SPIN. Hubbard, Of West Virginia, seconded the
motion to take q recess. The motion was declared
not seconded and great confusion followed.
Houk, OF Tennessee, insisted that the motion
for recess be put;
Hastings, OF pennsylvania, took the chair and
the roll-call for nominations for Vice. President
was proceeded with.
Houk persisted on being neard ana there was
confusion and kissing.
The convention refused to adjourn.
Kentucky NOminates Bradley.
Denny, of Kentucky, took the platform to nomi-
nate candidate for Vice. President He named
william o. Bradley.
Grimm, OF Kansas seconded the nomination.
The booming OF cannon without was then heard
In the hall and greeted with cheers from delegates
Warner, OF Alabama, and Houk of Tennessee
seconded the nomination OF Bradley.
NEW JERSEY PRESENTS PHELPS
Mr. Sewell, OF New Jersey. presented william
Walter Phelps name, and moved o recess to pm
The motion was declared out OF order
Recess.
The convention took q recess until O'Clock.
THE EVENING SESSION.
The convention was called to order for the even
ing session at 6:07 O'Clock.
Mr. Sewell, OF New Jersey, announced that Mr..
GriGgs would present Phelps as candidate for the
vice-Presidentlal nomination.
Mr.. Gstggs NOnimates Phelps
Mr. Griggs then proceeded with his presentation
speech
Mr. Gibson, Of Ohio seconded Phelps nomina-
ton.
Mr. Gibson says he is q survivor of eleven cam
paigns and is wild for the twelfth. Applause
and laughter.l
Gibsons speech was greeted with great and
continued applause
Patrick Egan, Of Nebraska, also seconded Mr.
Phelps nomination.
Egan's memory proved treacherous, and he hes
itated for some time In his speech, the chairman
said, "Take your time. We have more time than
anything else tonight [Laughterll
DollIver, OF Iowa, Rosenthal, OF Texas, Bulla, Of
North Carolina, and Boutelle, Of Maine, also sec
onded Phelpa
Warner Miller Presents Morton.
Ex-senator Miller, OF New York, rose and nomi.
mated Levi r. Morton for the vice-Presadency.
Mr.. Miller alluded to Depew % New York's most
gift ed and brilliant son. tApplause.1
When Miller spoke OF carrying New H0rk the
delegations from new YorR and Massachusetts,
rose and cheered violently.
cHREKNa FOR TIE kRw Ycxx NAN
Miller was Interrupted ~ cries OF "Nortous
when he reached Norton,s name In his speech.
There was great applause. and the New YORK
delegates r0ss n body and were joined By q
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