Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
+ READY 70 BALLOT.
A Regulation Platform Adopted I he
Administration, Free Trade and
the Mills Bill Denounced.
HAWlty, Greahsm, HsrrieoD, Allison,
Anger, DspeW, Sherman, Filter and
Ruak Plgc. d In Nomination.
CONTEXT Nsrrewi1g Down tn Blgina end
Bhsrmsn ID pew Mere Catspaw.
Alser Stronger Than Allison
A DAY OF .UNBoTTLING

DAY OF .UNBoTTLING
special to the Gazette.
CHICSG1, Ill , June 2l.-This was
memorable da7 In the history q Chicago
sgd the r publican convention. Il vs.!
dsy Of Unprecedented orato!y snI elo
qience. L YES generally an'ici lated II
TIE mornl2g that ct lesst cue ballot woulC
pc taken fose the convention al
! journed, bus st the co~c.usion Ct
tce nominating speeches it adi ur1cd
| I'll II O'ciack. The weather during ths
morning SESSION was warm suu sG.trY,
| out IL The afternoon generous raio
cooled the atmosphere ana rendered TIE
great auditorium very comfortable.
| Tie fret hour OF the morning session
wis eiVeR up to tns reading and Ire
adoption Of the pIsEorm, which was
soon done emidt great eat.uaiasn
and general g0od feeling TIE
plstform is universally regarded
- v.ry strong CLe iTUm & Republican
s,aIdprinf, and IS singulaEly plan and
emphatic IN its langrEce, espec.a " il rs
tariff plank which attempts 10 mage the
issu- one Of
PROTECTION vs.. FREE TRADE
The lsngaage Of the talif rIsak is
strong epuuen to satisfy the most ram,
pant proteC i9niss and IN deuouncina
he Mile bill the convection dia
lst what She D m0crsts expected Of D. il
shis particular. Tae Wool Growers Asso-
citation got in It's work with the commit
tee IL fac shape for special plsnk was
incorporated denouuclng the prop.
osition Of the Democratic PSI
ty TO p!sce wool on the
free list. Ooa Of The striking features CT
the platform, which is an isnovation or
the DEVIOUS platfOrmf, is the cpeniEe
sentence IL honor 81 the connemorgtiou
'ef the memory OF Lincoln, Grant, Gsr-
aeId, Arthur, C1uknng snd Others.
THE CROWD IMMENSE.
The attendance to-day WAS thc
largest since the openjEg, Tae crest
auditorium was packed from pit t.
gallery, several hundred veterans tickets
having been Issued which a. nj ted the |
bearers TO s,andigg room orly resul,ei |
ii cIowdiDg the sisles TO 81 u1ccmf0rs- |
lie degree After the adoption q tae |
plsuCrm tae Convention settled down 10 !
eHjyy the feaa- Of ogsI0ry. TwcrjY-icul |
and seCon6i5g Fpacchus m-!e I
r1sce il tna following order:
2r. Warner CT Come client br:eh7 pre-
sen'ed tie Deme # jose IA Il 4 BIev.
Mr. STltt Chicago presen-er Ores
hams gsule, which Nas seconded bF San
escr Davis Of al sofa, Jlar K
Lynch Of Ms5.ss ppi, nusl NJ Gail Of
ana J-cge Il ctor OF
I, xas.
<. EXC ve-ror Porter Of Indiana ther
yi'ced Ben II rTisCn's r2ue before thu
convention which was aeccuded BIZ
Terrell - Texas and G3ilipger u Nv
C2rarss man Hepburn OF Iowa pr.
'eot5d Ssue'rr AIusoa's rtme which
3 3s@0rch ctRlode Island seconded.
Colonel F. z'5r Of Michigan Dominste6
IX Governor Alger whose rsma was
ec5nded by h IRIS Ct Massachusetts,
grew q Massachusetts,, Eslee If North
}sroli1e, and z Ggera az Aciz ma.
Then cane S=nstOr HiacOck Of n "
Sork, who is respCnsi ole for he presenta.
lcn OF Clau5cey NJ. Depe4's nsme.
7h'ch was ably seconded by Hartley Of
1innas0.S
L vas $3.50 wien General Hastings q
'enEzylvanla took the stand SUD in on
bic address put the pane Of Jlh1 Sler-
lsn bs.oEe t1e convention. Taan fol
)Ted thu grec. d.
SPEECH OF THEDaY
= Governor Foraker CT OHIO, Who sec ,
Hds d SlernsI's n0mncNon, "a 3 50 did ,
OF. Lzagston Of VTgfIi. and Disney O. ;
0rth Csr7li"a.
Charles E Smith OF Philadelphia non,
2atsd Mzjlr Filter Of Philadelphia in >
5fi7us speech end the Ao2d gate ,
.csed with the nomination Ct Governor :
fry Risk OF Wisconsin By Senator =
goOner Of tat stste ,
There were no seconds 70 the non,ns.
on CT HaWley, Filler or RUsk, .
l. is no ezaggeratiou to ssy there was :
NO REAL POOR SPEECH S
uTing the DAY. Che solest ana most elo- /
uent speeches, however, were made by i
Irter Of lndisns, Easier Of Michigan, t
sfsIor A-sceck, General Hast |
gs and Governor For.ker.
5re of the speeches, howsveT V
4uAned the f-mous Classic Of Co1k- d
Ng IN 1880 or the magnificent ors.ion OF t.
a2iel Dougherty at 81. Louis when ne I,
-sced Cleveland IN Iomip:tisD, !!
ut many of them spsrkle6 !,
ith literary gems and thrilled the vast G
ldience INTO spasms of applause. Tn. q
'eeSu VI oGheIsi Hastings IS generally u
sarded as the Iaost careful and inter II
ting orstien CT the Convert on
e lscSs eloqaence, but his sentences
ere splend!diy connected and hurled al O,
e convention. Hastings vas eclipssC,
1TeYer, by Governor Foraker of OHIO, h,
hose bri liant and puogent sentences
FRIED the convention completely eff a
cir feet. He gave the sdni1istration !.
SOME KEEN IHRUsTs N
hich tie nultiEute seemed to sppre- s.
ere, and his telling drives at Gresham m
i'd alger also provoked applause As
; concluded he mentioned Tnurman's Rs
d handana IS the insignia Of n
e OHIO Democracy, and pulling { hand 8,
me silk fsg from his pocket he waved c,
and said that the Republicans Of OHIO =
ID ado Oted IL "a the Cbarr,., e