Evening journal., 1888-06-22

give the country the benefit OF
the victory; not In any bigotcd
sense-not certainly by resort
TO such pusillsuimous methods as those
known under ths name and guise of often
sive partlsanship-not, either, by COW
ardly assassination OF individual character.
the method that seems 80 dear to our over
righteous Mugwump friends. but he will do
IL 10 a manly, courageous way, dsmonstrat-
ing our power by Republican agencies
according to Republican principles. He
will uphold the pledge with which we com
menced our platform. namely, that the
Constitution and the laws OF this country
shall be enforced everywhere throughout
our borders.n
"Iu South Cafoliuain asked delegate.
Eyes, even ia South Carolina. We are
just aching up 10 Ohio 20 get man into
the Presidential chair who will have char
neter enough to vindicate the righte OF the
Republican PARTY even Ia South Carolina.
Yes. John Sherman ia a Republican who
will take South Carolina and make Il
decent place even for Republicans to live
In. Laughter
"The day that the old bandanna was
nominated the Republicans OF Ohio, hoping
that they foresaw the nomination by you
OF John Sherman, put out an emblem
equally enthusiastically beloved by the
loyal people OF this country 20 every state.
aud they said that II should be our banner
10 the approaching camTaign as the Offset
to the old bandanna.
Then came a scene which surpassed any
OF the conventions demonstrations up 10
the present time. For nearly twenty min.
utes there was a climax OF enthusiasm all
over the hall. Everywhere was presented
20 the eye one mass Of shouting humanity,
waving handkerchiefs and flags in the air,
the Ohio delegation being in particular
nearly wild with delight at the reception
% Foraker's epeech and the enthusiasm ol
the delegatea McKinly mounted a chail
and waved his handkerchief Wildly; Fustel
had q flag 10 his hand, while Butterwortt
was pattlng Foraker on the bsrk. Th'
chairman tried TO stop the tumult, but 4
took many minutes to restore quiet.
Through the Babel and the tumult fain
but growing semb ance OF the regular tuni
became pereeptible. The tumult OF dis
cordant sounds was many times loude
than this singular cadence that sounded
through it, but the measured strain grtv
more and more distinct until It becam
evident that hundreds OF throats we're join
ing in a song. A minute passed and th
rhy thin and swing OF the song became NOR
pronounced, yet it WAS still impossible &
tell the nature OF the song. In another 3
seconds at least a thousand voices hal
Joined 10 this novel and besutifu
chorus. and now ona could begin TO distlu
gulsh glad old refrain and the word
that accompanied Il "Hurrahl Hurrah th
flag that set Us free.n Finally, by alo'
degrees. the sioging dominated the al
, plause, and more than half the people !
the enormous house had changed the
plaudiis into a massive, powerful, mascl
. line chorus, and were siuRing the nation
ballad that celebrates Hherman's triuu
phant march through Georgia. IL vi
=, beautiful beyond description. Only tho
= who have heard $500 men singing, al
then can imagine their song burstii
. through the noisy chaos OF cheering mo
= equally strong IN numbers, can apprecia
the magnificent effect it produced.
y After this remarkable scene was ovs
Charles Emory Smith of Philadelph
nominated Filter, and he was followed
Senator Spooner. who placed Govern
y Rusk IN nomination. The convention a
&c journed at 7.3O . m. until IL a. m. to-dI
when the ballotinR will begin
:. The following National Committee v
- named yesterday: Maryland, j. j. Gal
- Massachusetts,. II. s. Hyde; Michigan,
- p Banborn; Minnesota, r. @. Evans: N
~ sisaippl, J. Hill; Missouri, q. Fill
y Nebraska, W. NJ. Robertson; Nevada, Ey
''' Williams; New Hsmpshire, e H. Rolli
New Jersey, G. A. Hobart; North Caroli
w. P. Canaday; Ohio. A. L Conger; O
~ gon, j. Bourne. Jr.; Pennsylvania, NJ.
rs Qlay; Rhode Island. Thomas W. Cha
pl south Carolina. E NJ Brsyton; Texas,
s,- W. Curry Vermont, g. w. Hooker; w
- Virginia, Nj. Scott; Wisconsin, II
" Payne; Arizona. g p Rice; Dakota,
A Melack; I1aho, g. L Shonp; Monta
= c. 8. Warren. New Mexico, w. l. Ry
IS son; Utah, j. r. Mcbride; Washing
- Territory, Thomas H. Davanagh; w
AZ ming, J. NJ. Carey District Of Columl
* Perry Carson; Alabama, William You
~ blood; California, NJ H DsYonng; {
a orado, w. A. Hamill; Connecticut. San
'ue Fsssenden; Delaware, d. J. Lsy'
no Florida, J. A. Russell Geolgia, +. y.
is ney; Illinois, g h. Davis; Indiana, J.
~ New: Iowa, J. II. Clarkson; Kansas
sle Leland, Jr.: Kentucky. W. G. Good
~ Louisiana, p. B. s. Pinchback; Maine
~, Al. Haynes
lus The News Of this city says this morr
81 that the delegates OF Ohio. Indiana
Michigan have combined to prevent 81
~, pede for Blaine. Bat the Times says
.uu the contest is narrowing down to a ch
.us between Blaine and Sherman; with
.uo caances In favor of Blaine for the
~ place and Foraker for the second.
70 Inter. Ocean says that the New York
gates are recediDg from Sherman
ANn Gresham and that Harrison's stock is
!. porliouately Advancing The Tribune
''ou says that a feint will be made this al
oiAi noon by the Blaine managers 10 sup
" Harrison, taking care not 20 nominate
% and that on the second or third ballot
70 will nominate Blaine. The scheme, it /
~ ia 20 be used to defeat Sherman.
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ll vR.a Haner shoa