The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-26

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Hssy No0inssssg Speeches - The
B<st 81 1eapss.
Morrison. OF Indiana, moved q re-
cess to five O'Clock. Lost by an over
whe.ming vote. The chair then de-
elared the regular order TO he the pre-
presentation q names for viee-pre-.-
dent. Denny, of Kentucky. nomi-
mated Mr.. bradley 81 that stale. He
thought ii vas about time southern
Republicans wrre given show. The
nomination was seconded by Grimm OF
Kansas, Warner Of Alabama. Hoax
Of Tennessee. Wait Of Georgia and
Atkins al Michigan. While one OF
speeches nominating Mr.. Bradley for
viee-presiient was being delivered. n
number VI Gentlemen carried 90 the
platform large flsral cushion com
posed OF white peonies on base Of
flies Of the valley. Its center OF dis
play was \ large photograph OF Gen.
Harrison. When IL came into view II
was heartily cheered. Upon the lower
border. below the lilies OF the valley,
vas q card bearing In large letters the
word. California" In Difference to
the action OF that state. which had
contributed 40 largely 10 the nofnina-
ton ef Gen. Harrison.
When New Jersey was called Senator
sewail stated that was the intention OF
the New Jersey delegation 10 present
the namess OF Vim. Walter Phelps for
vice president. There would be, he
said, some brief seconding speeches,
and rs members OF the convention we're
tired, he would move n recess until 3
Pm. Agreed to; adjourned.
THE Evrsiso Session.
The convention reassembled ut 10
minutes past o, and proceeded In regu-
lar order with the presentation of
names for the vice presidential nosni-
nation. Griggs Of New Jersey presen-
ted the name of
VIZ. WALTER PHELPS.
He claimed New Jersey was as much
q necessity as Indiana. By the action
Of tho convention this afternoon, the
Is electoral votes OF Indiana hal been
added to the votes OF the surely Re-
publican states. aud II 10 these were
added the votes Of New Jersey, the
election OF the Republican ticket was
accomplished. William W. Phelps
was not Ia favor OF a policy which
would take the roof OF the lahoring
maa. bat in favor OF that system
which proposed To pat a roof over the
lAboring man of the United states and
make hlia the owner OF his own. With
the nomination OF Phelps, the Repub-
iieaa party would secure the electoral
vote OF New Jersey, and probably
those of New York and Connecticut.
The ticket for New Jersey was Harri-
son and Phelps. Put Harrison against
Cleveland and New York's Democ-
raey; against Thurman and reminis-
cence OF dead political heresies would
be placed Phelps. a live, aggressive
man OF to-day, and against the old
bandana would be placed the starry
flag of America.
Gih4on of Ohio, In secouding the
nomination Of Phelps. said he was the
survivor OF ii political campaigns. and
was wild for the twelfth. Phelps was
an accomplished gentleman and tried
statesman. and II the ticket was Har-
risou and Phelps II would carry indi-
ana and Nes Jersey. The Repuhli-
cans proposed tocarfy the solid North.
and pluck from the Democracy Ken
tncky. Tennessee and West Virginia
Esano Nebraska earnestly seconded
the nomination of Phelps.
Oliver OF Iowa congratulated the
convention on having secured one
strategic point by the nomination OF
Harrison. aud he arg 1ed that Il would
be wise move Ia capture second
strategic point by the nomination OF
Phelps for second place on the ticket
Ensenthal. OF Texas, on behalf Of
the German Americans OF the United
States, paid high tribute ~ Phelps.
whose nomination he seconded. With
the soltsier-iike Harrison at the head OF
thc ticket, and the sta:esmaniikc
Phelps in the second place, victory was
sure.
Fuller, of North Carolina, seconded
the nomination in the name uf the
young and progressive Republicans of
North Carolina.
Boutelle, OF Maine. paid high trib-
ute to Phelps Tor his ability. his patri-
otism. and hi, tried and proved Re
puhlicanism. William Walter Phelps
could carry The banner of the Rcpab-
lican party to victory in New Jersey
this fall II any man living could do it,
simons. of Virginia, also briefly, bat
eioquentiy seconded the nomination of
Phelps.
rur NOMINATION OF MORTON.
There being no further seconds of
Phelps the call of states was eontin-
uci. and when New York was called
Senator Warner Miller responded. He
referred. and the audience greeted the
reference with warm applause. to the
candidacy ot Depew Tor the presiden-
tiai nomination, and he said that gen.
0cmsn's name had been withdrawn in
sorrow, bat not in anger. lie assured
the convention that the Republican
party in the state OF New York had
often been disiaed. Al factions had
been In harmony tn il action at Chi.
casc. The candidate which New York
proposed 60 present Tor vice president
Was a man With whom he Miller, had
crossed swords. II the convention
would concete t. the wish Of New
York and give her this man as its can
dldate Tor yiee-pFe ldent. their swords
woald oaly te drawn in a cSmmon
ean-s. a. lie tMsllssl coaid GIVE the
convention the same pledge for every
SECTIONAL faction of The party in TIE
state. all represented here tonight By
Its acton the convention has made
Il dole FOR The Repu atcanS 20 car
~ Indiana; by il further action IL
could make 4 possible % carry Nes
YORK. This great battle vas o. lie
fought ia New YORK. The Dem scraiic
paysy had thrown down tie gaze 81
battle. and II the eanventlea Neaid
help the Repaiaicsns ct New York
they woulsl carry the fight 10 a sue
ceSssiil eosclasioa. II t.le New YORK
sscieg tiss were rrfaseS tais ane. they
woeli 50 home and 10 all mortal man
cossld, has they we1lI 70 home sick ST
heart and discouraged. lie sp~ealei
81 the convention t. hear the voi,e 81
New YORK. II the convention would
meme f9ntsht tie man q e. sr choice
the s'oul4 80 Asfae asi they woald
fnscrihs fpCa thoir hammer, Aussss-
can wages toe ANsfscan Aorkiaeyaea:
American nisrSets Tor tmericAn p<ss-
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