Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-27
RATIFICATION.
HARRISON AID NORTON EN-.
E3;lSED NY CARSON
REPUBLICANS.
Housing Speeches by Mcclure.
Esartfnc and Su m me RIA lG.
Judge Leonard and
Nudge Wells

evening Carson was ablaze witt
bonfres vibrating with MARTA
music and smothered in American
flags.
At z O'Clock the roar of cannon
saluted the nominees of the Chicago
Convention. and as the echoes o.
the big gun resounded over the City
every body was astir to take a hand
in the Ratification boom.
AZ the band marched down the
street escorted by the Young Mems
Republican Club they were greeted
by rousins cheers from the side
walk all along the line.
The ratification was held under
the auspjces of the Club and the
Young Men who are to vote for the
first time this year, occupied the
two front rows of seats.
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The galleries were filed with
ladies' and the hall began to receive
| its audience long before S o'clock.
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
s. SumEerield called the meet
| ing to order and the following Vice
Presidents took seats on the stage !:
j. L. McCullough, S. c. Wright,
d. A. Bender, Trenmor Coffin,
S. L. Lee, Thos. B. Hickey, J. T.
Woodbury., c. f. Bicknell, L. A.
Doyle, A. Livingston, Chas. w.
Friend, C.. n. Noteware, John
Trapp, Geo. Hark, Arthur Morris,
s. Z. Davis, Chas. IL. Galnsha,
Clarence Parker, III. ID. Thaxter,
Chas. Stewart, Abram Coin. Thos
FL. Alley, George Fryer.
Mr.. Summerfeld opened the
meeting with well chosen speech
and his sharp local hits brought
down the house.
At the mention OF the names
of Harrison aud Morton the building
shock with applause.
HON. DAVID u'CLURE
of San Francisco, the speaker OF
the evening, told tie audience that
he had come to Nevada on the adj
vice of his physicians, to rest his
threat and voice. He had been
called on to speak and although he
was dlsobeying bis physicians he
proposed to speak anyhow as
Shaw's Hot Springs had made
new man Of him.
He gave an interesting history OF
the Harrison family who date back
to Cromweils time and had always
been men of affairs and holding high
positions both in Civil and Military
life.
He reviewed his life as a soldier
and citizen and a Senator and as ne
recounted his record the applause
was long and hearty.
When he alluded to him as a
Republican of Republicans AID
an American OF Americans who
would resent insults to the |
American flag" the audience shook
the place with applause.
He outlined the issue OF Protec-
ton and Free Trade IN a mastery |
manner. At this hour j. is impos-
sible to give any more than a syn
opsis of the speech which when fin
ished left his audience full o. hearty
enthusiasm for the nominees.
He came from HarrIson's own |
State and spoke by the card.
The speech was bristling with |
telling points and nearly every SEN
tence evoked round of applause. !
Telling speeches were also made by |
Judge Leonard, Judge Wells, and |
H. F. Bartine all rousing Republi-
can speeches to which the audience |
responded to in the heartiest man.
ner. When the Republican Con-
gressional nominee appeared he
met reception OF which any man
might well be proud.
He told the audience that Har-
rison would never so fishing on Dec
grafton Day. that he would not loan
SEQ, 900 900, to bankers without in
terest, never bow to Wall street,
never ..yetoe hnoest pension bills