The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-26
MADE UNANIMOUS.
East and West. North and South. Ap-
prove the Choice.

Governor Foraker then took the
platform amid enthusiastic eheers,
and sai!: '.Gentiemen OF the conyen-
ton: The delegation from Ohio came
here all Sherman men. They now
are all Harrison men. IL is easier for
is 20 be 80 when we remember that
Gen. Harrison had the good sense to
be born in Ohio. Applause. | am
directed by unanimous vote of the
Ohio delegation TO move the conven-
ton in behalf OF the state OF Ohio, that
the nomination of Benjamin Harrison
be made unanimous. Applause.
Horr. OF Michigan, Gen. Hastings
ON behalf of Pennsylvania, and Sem
ator Farwell on behalf of Illinois sec
onded the motion.
Mr.. Depew was loudly called for.
aud said
NE. DErEw's SPEECH.
"Mr. Chairman. and gentlemen of
the convention: As an honored rep.
resentasve of Sn honored State, vote
to make this nomination unanimous.
| knew when | came here that Ohio
would carry away this body. Laugh
ter and cheers.l | was perfectly will
ing To acee,ic % Il because In the expe-
rieace of national elections. when an
Ohio man is nominated he always
wins. This convention will adjourn ia
4 different temper from any that has
been held in quarter Ut century.
No candidate before this convention
expected to succeed, and no oac Is dis
appointed. We go away without any
beart-bnrnings, but full of enthusi-
asln. ~ We came for whatever result
might be good. New York is the met
ropoltan city OF this union. and men
from other states. as soon as they get
too big for their own cpiDfnonwealihs
come e. New York. Laugllter.l When
New York finds man too large for his
commonwealth. aud who don't move,
she adopts him Laughter. and New
York adopted benjamin Harrison and
voted Tor him soli1 and you coucnrred
in her views The voice oi New York
and the votes of the convention will be
the voice OF the american people next
November. iCheers.
You don't want q long speech.
You don't want statement al princi-
pieS. You dom, want anything ex-
rept to feel, IN unity and sympathy
! that enthusiasm from this convention
and responding TO every part OF the
country. which, like the beats and
throbs OF the heart, send the blood
every " here, which shall come back
again in one OF the old-titur victories
/ for Repuhiieanism, for Republican
principles, Tor The salvation OF the in
! dustrial interests of tie country.
headed hy a soldier, General Harri-
son" Loud applause.
Daring the speech Mr.. pepew de-
/ seended to congratulate him. One OF
the members standing Up with pie
ture VI General Harrison in his hand
and waving Il over the head OF
Depew.
The iuotion 20 make the nomination
unanimous was also seconded in
hearty speeches by Henderson of
Iowa and BoutrIle Of Maine. Boutclle
promised that the old refrain would
come down from Maine as il did in
! days gone by when another Harrison
was IN the fielt.
I oh; have YOU heari she news from Maine
How She went bell beat
Fee Governor Kent,
Aai rippecsnoc,
And Tyler. te07
Creed Haylnonsi. OF California, was
called for. and spoke rs follows:
cot. usYsoSp's srEEcu.
Mr.. President and Gentlemen of the
l Convention. While my heart Is over
flowing with happiness that We have
/. in harmony snade nomination, yet
( before ! speak OF that, should not
/ forget 60 pay tribute 10 the ladies ct
Chicago They were pleased TO send
this iowiy California delegation hear-
tiful tribute OF fiosers-iiowers ms
hrI9ht as their dear ewes, and as p1rs
n q 49,
! ioeai hearts. There was a difference
OF opinion IN tais convention a. to
whether a soitier or & statesman
should leas this grand party 10 lis
grand victory. We have solved thai
ptsltlen,. ana given you a man who
Combines the wisdom of statesman
with the courage and gallantEy Of a
soldier. Cheers aud applause. No
man can hear his name mentioned
withou: the thought rushing upon
him tha, We hold these truths self.
evident: That all men are endowed
bv their Creator with certain inaisen-
aiae rights. suiong which are rights 20
lie. liberty and the pursuit OF hsili-
ness-' Applause His great grand
fathe. sisaed that magnificent deciara-
lion. This Republican party gave :
million at iss soldiers and their biosli
10 eonseeraie il, and a; last set thaze
words IN the constitution OF tbs
tfuilesi states a. assigned TO sH; ami
IL in this broad land any man inyasies
any os these rights, whether heiaas-
iug to she honde>t or the highesi
sixty rsiglions Of the grasaiest race 81
,s>ap,e iha. ever this world has seen.
spring 10 their defense
Whenever the name OF Harrison
Is nseatssaaesi there rsis.ses rApilly
anon as the memories cf The Thames
ana o. Tippecanos, OF kesacs ana At
isnts. Nos | dons think fhere !,
muci, use Of speech-snSsing In this
e.uaaixa; mach asc ii taking. II use
he phrase of my fEsend Scott iron,
n zs,sas CITY. The = or - nesissosas
VI g-eepae IN The trsse,l stsiss hSse a..
sisrs.xi tais esulp@iga s,sd they ass al.
.lozs.ss. for sseAs.
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