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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-27
EVENING SESSION.
The Report of the Credentials Committee
Received-Other Business Transacted.

The Report of the Credentials Committee
Received-Other Business Transacted.
CHICAGO, June 20.-The first night ses-
sion of the republican national conven-
ton, ending shortly before midnight to-
night, brought at the last moment the
first approximate test of the strength of
any presidential candidate on a roll-call.
1t showed that John Sherman could
muster at least 269 votes. The
roll-call was on the Virginia con-
test and a vote for the Malone men was
taken to mean a vote for Senator Sher
man. Ohio tried to disguise the fact that
n test vote was being taken, and
split her vote even. Counting Ohio
solid for Sherman. however his a ggre-
gate on the roll call would be as
stated, 269ivotes. The other sensation of
the night session was a speech by Gov.
Foraker, in response to noisy calls by his
admirers. He undertook to give President
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your star splangled banner now glorious, was
trailing in the dust, heavy with patriot blood,
you called upon the negrO-yes, Abraham Lin
coin called on the negro [great applauseJ to
reach forth his iron arm and clutch with his
steel fingers your falterng banner, and they
came-they came 200, 600 strong. Loud cheers
Let us remember those black men in the plat
form you are about to promulgate, and let us
remember that these black men are stripped of
their constitutional right to vote. LCheers.l
In the grand standard-bearer which you will
present to the country, leave these men no
longer to wade toward the ballot-box through
blood, but extend over them the arm of this re-
public and make their pathway to the ballot
box as straight and as smooth and safe as
any other citizens. Cheers.l Let that shirt
be waved so long as blOodshed be found upon
1t. Cheers. A government that can give lib
erty in its constitution ought to have power to
protect liberty in its administration. lCheers.]
l Will not take up your time. | have got my
thought before you. | speak in behalf of the
millions who are disfranchised to-day. lCheers
and cries of good, Douglass."l
Mr.. Duffield of Michigan-"Mr. Chair
man, / move that when this convention
adjourn it do adjourn until II o'clock
noon tomorrow"
The Observation-Disclosures, it is moved
and seconded that when this conven-
ton adjourns, it adjourn until II o'clock
IO-ilOlION. Lie CudII recognizes lllC gen
tleman from Ohio"
Gov. Foraker-"I move as an amend
ment to the motion just made that this
convention now adjourn until Il o'clock
tomorrow morning"
The amendment was accepted by Mr..
Duffield and at 8 80 p. m. the convention
voted to adjourn until noon tomorrow.
While the delegates and the audience
were making their way out of the hall the
band entertained them with number of
patriotic airs, beginning with Marching
Through Georgia" and ending with the
Battle Cry of Freedom"
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Cleveland a number OF savage raps, and
in describing the next president OF the
United States he neatly avoided commit
ting himself by simply asserting that the
new chief magistrate would undoubtedly
be gentleman.
The uppermost thought in the mind
of the convention as it began to re-
assemble this evening was the SUI
preme importance of the action taken
this afternoon in adopting the re-
port OF the committee on rules, which in
cludes rule that no change of votes can
be made after the vote of a state has been
properly east until after the ballot has
been announced This virtually stops any
stampede and adds very decidedly to the
deliberative character of the conventions
proceedings. 1t is regarded as a very de-
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ing their own necks into the halter daughter
and applause.] They were faithful during the
period of reconstruction; they have been faith
full ever since They are faithful to-day TO the
solid South. believe the republican party
will prove itself equally faithful to its friends
[cries of good, good and those friends dur
ing the war who were men with black faces.
[Cries Of that's right" y They were eyes to your
blind, they were shelter to your shelterless
sons when they escaped from the line Of the
rebels; they are faithful to-day and when this
great republic was at its EXTREMIST need, when
its fate seemed to tremble in the balance and
the crowned heads and the enemies of republi-
institutions saying in Europe, hAha
aha, this great republican bubble is about to
burst !" when your armies were melting away be-
fore the fire aud pestience of rebellion. you call
ed upon your friends, your black friends. when
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THE THIRD DAY.
The Various Candidates Presented-Loaded
With Speeches-No Ballot Reached.

with Speeches-NO BailOJ lNeached.
CHICAGO, June 2l.-[Special. THE con-
vention got down to business in a hurry
this morning and within an hour after it
had assembled the platform had been read
and adopted, and the sluice gates of ora
tory were opened upon the congregated
patriots Maj. Mckinley of Ohio,
chairman of the committee on resolutions,
read the platform. He has fine voice
and good presence and an excellent
delivery, and he read the long string of
polished platitudes which are supposed to
define the principles of the G. o. p.
with skill and good effect. The reso-
buttons were rather freely APP
plauded, the tariff plank coming in
for the heartiest cheers. The
civil service clause only provoked a
slight murmur of approval, which was in
marked contrast with the spontaneous
outburst which greeted Foraker's intima-
ton an hour or two later that if Sherman
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became president he would fill the offices
with republicans. 1t needed no Elan
nigan to ask: "What are we here for?
to fix the status OF this convention as an
assemblage of spoils mongers.
The omission from the platform OF any
reference to the liquor question provoked
some surprise and good deal of comment.
Those ridiculous people, the anti-saloon
republicans, have made special effort to
get their fad into the platform. Their
leader, Griffin of Kansas, was a mem
Der of the subcommittee which drafted
it, and it is known that he made hard
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THE SECOND DAY,
The Proceedings of the Convention After
Being Called to Order.


Being Called to Order.
CHICAGO, June 20.-An eagerness for the
real business of the convention-the NOM
ination of presidential winner-was the
main idea to-day. So earnest was this
wish that a suggestion to limit nominating
speeches for the various candidates to fiji
teen minutes apiece won instant favor,
though not actually adopted. Too much
fuss and feathers by few delegates dur
ing the day, and too great good natured
forbearance by Estee, the big Californian
who was made permanent chairman, rem
dered necessary night session, but did
not by any means rob the earlier proceed
ings OF interest. The by-plays were con-
slant, starting in the middle of the open
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Harrison's nomination in a clever speech,
which seemed to please the convention
nightly. He is a very good talker, has
an effective delivery and really made one
of the hits of the day.
Congressman Hepburn of Iowa pre-
scented Allison's name in very good style.
Frank Hiscock's speech for Depew
was something of a disappointment
and was coldly received. Ayers
case was almost talked out of
court by four or five long-winded fellows,
who didn't seem to understand that they
were making the candidacy of the Detroit
millionaire ridiculous with their fulsome
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The Ottawa free trader., 1888-10-06
GRIGGS Il ALLEN,

HIIUTN " a LtIW.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE or REAL ESTATE
N BY virtue of an order and decree of the Probate
Court OF La Sale county Illinois made the petition
ofthe undersigned. John X Hoffman Adminlsiraor NJ OF
sell the real estate of said deceased at the July term
a. 1885, of said courl, tow on the sixteenth day OF
July 1885, shall, on Tuesday the ath day OF October
next between the of ten O'Clock in the forenoon
and four O'Clock In the afternoon of said day TO wit at
the hour of one O'Clock p sell at pubic sale at me
estate described as follows 10 witt Lot one a. IN the
subdivision of the south half OF section twenty'fOGr
Of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad, all in
township thirtysix 1860 north. range oRe eas OF the
third principal meridian, containing ninetytwo and
hfty onehundredths ~! 5l0O) acres more or less.
situated in La Sale county, Illinois Said land VIII be
cuding dover homestead taxes and mortgage. on the
following terms TO wit: Cash. 100
Dated this twentyeighth day OF September, A. D. 1883
JOHN II. HOFFMAN,,
Administrator of the Estate OF John B
sep29-lw Hoffman. deceased
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-10-06
J. B. RICE.

ISINAL SETTLEMENT.-EsrATK OF PATRICK j..
Il CoRcoRAN, DEcKAsEp;-Noticei is hereby gyeE TO
an persons interested in said estate that the undesign
id sdminisratrx of the Estate Of said Patrick Cor
,oran deceased will appear before the Probate Court
n the county OF La Sale and state Of illinois, at the
County Court House, In Ottawa in said county, Mon
lay the 18th day Of October 1885, for the purpose
u rendering an account Of her proceedings In the sd
OF said estate for the ANAL settlement
Dated at Ottawa, this 10th day Of September, 1883.
SARAH CORCORAN.
ATTEST: HENRY HKLNIG, Administrators.
Clerk Probate Court La Sale Co.. III. sepIe-Sw
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-10-06
When the Ship Sinks.

An old German Of New York city has In
vented little buoy, which floats when tho
ship goes down and marks the exact spot
II the ship moves the buoy, being attached
TO the ship by q rope, moves also and rings .
bell l--HoEs Journal
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-10-06

OF SAMUEL MCBRIDE. DECD
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. Ad-
the WIN annexed Of the Estate Of Sam
illinois, deceased will appear before the Probate Court
u said county the third Monday being the 18th day
Df Novem ber 1885, al the Probate Court Room In Otta
sams or demands against said estate notified TO at
tend and present the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this I'D day of September, A. D. lsSS;
ROBERT A. MCBRIDE,
sep29-Sw Administrator. &c.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-10-06
sey2s-sw

NOrICE;.-EsTATE OF JAMES NJ. lRENARY, DR.
CRAsRD-N office Is hereby given that the undersgn-
ed Executrx of the last win and testament of james
NJ Trenary late Of the county Of La Sale and state of IL
nos deceased will appear before the Probate Court OF
said county the first Monday tbeng the 18th day. OF
November 1885, at the Probate Court Room In Ottawa.
in said county, when and where ali persons having
claims demands against said estate are notified 70 at
tend and present the In writing for adjustment
Dated this 18th day Of September, A. D. 1885.
MARIA TRENARY,
sept2-sw Executrlx.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-10-06

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The Ottawa free trader., 1888-10-06
P. ]. CAREY,

ITtITNtU UE TsUU.
NOTICE.-EsTATE OF ROBERT BLACKWELL, DR.
~ CEAsRD.-Notce is hereby given, that the under:
signed, Executor Of the last will and testament OF
Robert Blackwell late of the county Of La Sale and
state Of Illinois, deceased will appear before the Pro
bate Court of said county the third Monday (6eng
the 18th day. of November 1885, at the Probate Court
Room in Ottawa in said county, when and where all
persons having claims demands against said estate
are notified to attend and present the same In writing
for adjustment; ,,
Dated this 10th day of September, a, p. 1888.
GEORGE d. SHAVER,
sev9Qsw Executor.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-10-06
EXECUTORS SALE
Of Personal Property.

The undersigned will sell at public sale, at the late
residence of Robert Blackwell. In Rutland tow ship
IN miles east of ottawa on Monday, October u. lsSS
commencing at o clock p the following property
viz Five horses six cows, two lyear old heifers,
three yearng bulls, three calves thirteen shoats, y
farming utensils saddle and bride. 400 bushels of oats
$50 bushels of ca corn tons OF hay 40 acres OF corn
in the field. $500 teet of walnut plank; &c,
TERMS OF SALR.-All sums of q and unde-, cash; on
all sums over t5 credit OF nine months will be gwen
on approved security. without interest III paid when
ne III not 40 paid per cent interest will be charged
from date ot sale GEO. ID. SHAVER,
DAN CARR Auctioneer. (sep22Iw) Executor.
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