Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07
CLEVELAND NAMED
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en.srmsn Whls +. J. Grsea ~ss intzo-
dussa sa1 1hils delegates and visitors
srsss ss prayed sad fsrssnt smsn szz At
tsrsd 81 ths laiskaiss Al lns ciose q the
prayer.
A s-solafion xss then rad By tie sscre-
Ary. thanking ths Colorado cslszsEion for
rs prsssnt Of silver s.yel made yesterday.
which was adopted by aoelsalation-
The Chairmaa snnounesd. amid sp-
Dl.ass. that ths credsntials lad been
Azndsd Ia from |. dsisgsfi0n from Alaska.
this bsiag the nrzt Tins that territory has
soaxht 1dlniEt2nss % National Dsmocratic
Convention
congrsssman Timothy J. Campbell pre-
seated memorial. declaring the Monrcs
dooerins shonid be strictly enforced and that
Amsrcan States should be protected from
Earopssn sneroachmeat, even by fores, Il
necessary. That the elossst commercial
and political relation Be maintained With
the Mexican. Csafral Amsrican and South
Amsrican stAtes The resolution wss re-
fsrrsd % the CommiEles on Rssoiui0aa
Then stsDAen Mallory. Of Fiorida. su b.
msttsd a resolution which sefs forth that
this conysotion approves OF and hereby ca
dorsss TIA principles u t-fin rstorm enun-
ciated bF Presldszt Cleveland IN his 1rsi
tn -
policy recommended by him 100 practical
Application ef these principles 70 the admin
istraIi0n Of the Government Ne give our
unqualified and universal support he
ferfsd % com miEles oa Resolutions.
John C. WsbbeF, OF Alabama. next sub
miftsd a report Of the Com mltfee on Gre.
dsnelals. tue reading Of which vss waived,
sxcsot 80 much as related 10 the Caurch
dslegafion, Arthur r. Delaney and A II.
Benning. osing seated from Alaska -ne
report vas unanimously adopted Steele
and Aagairs. og Dakota. were also seated
Next the report Of TIE COMMITTEES on Rules
.ad Permanent Organization was called for
sad Lssis Cassidy. OF Phiisdelphis. took
The platform. II recommended that the
e0nysnti0n adopt the same rules and order
sf business that prevailed AZ the chicago
Comssntion Of le84. with the modification
that NO delegates shzil De permitted 70
change their vote until after the call OF
States and Territories has bean completed
For permanent officsrs the following
names were saomiftsd Chairman. Hon.
Pstricx A Collins. of Massachusetts
Secretary. IA. II. Inksrs0ll. of Tennessee
Assistants. Alfred OrendOrf OF Illinois,
T r. RarreI1 OF Missouri. w. w. Scott OF
Virginia, q. NJ. Hall Of Minnesota. Leopold
strauss of Alabzms. l.. F. R0wlcy Of Mich
ixan. John Triplett OF .Georgiz. I. J. Prin'
s[e OF Missouri u. Newell OF Colorado, Il.
H. Merrill or Nebraska
Chief Rssading Secretary, Hon. Th omss
PslEist.
ssrgeantst-Arms. r. J. Bright
Chief Doorkesper. Daniel Able 81 Louis
There Vas no opposition 20 tie xdoptiou
OF ths report and Mr.. Collins WAS escorted
% the platform. His presence Was the sig
nal for long and continued applause, th'
Massachusetts, delegation standing on chair
and yelling Itself hozrse.
When something ike quiet had been re
stored Waite said: Thanking you for the
fsvors you have extended 10 me and you
indulgence accorded me 50 far IN the pro
esedinxs Of this CONVENTION. / take pleasure
10 Introducing 70 you yOar permanent pre-
siding officer. Hon- Patrick A Collins. o
Massachusetts White then passed oyel
20 Collins the silver gsvel. presented by th'
wss another burst Of applause and ghsn Il
subsi,ied. Colins said.
The ChairmsnshiD Of the Convention 1
. post filled by the foremost men OF th
psrty Il was appreciated oy him ss dis
iioc10n of toe highest character. Tn'
Young men OF the Nation, be said, hs'
he.ri ul0rs IN the time of the clash o
arms and the echoes u the war than ot tn
principles Of the government. 50 there va
no wonder the 91sstion was asked and
scarcely answered. bat difference /
there between the t~o partiesf'
The speaker replied 90 the query With
ftnnx summary Of the political creed o
Thornss Jefferson. the apostle ofDem0crscY
To this(iensralCollin added the golden econ
esssic rnss thar no m0Ts taxes shali os lsviss
uDon ths people. IN any way, than WAS usc
essary TO mset the honest expenses Of th
ttovernmsnL Trus 20 these principles th
Democratic party bad loughs successful Il
our foreign wars. projected our citizens u
every chime. compelled the respect Of al
nations for our Gag, sddsd imperial domain
% cur territory, and insured peace. pros
perity and happiness o. al the people
False 10 these principles. the great Federal
Whig and knowaoshing parties went d0wI
never 10 rise sxsip. and nov, here today
we are representatives. Of TIE party that hss
survived al others. anifed. triumphant. In
viucibis Democracy. prepared to strik
down forever the iast surviving foe in Nov
embsr
This country has been az ssylum for al
good men lrom over the earth Who les fron
wsnf and oppression. and mean 20 oecom
Americans Bat We invite and vslcom
onlv friends to this ground. and Hexemsi
e. tae republic. Cnir institutions csanot b
cnangsd 10 meet hostile wishes. nor Be q
much - sspsialy modified. ssTs by
peaceful rnd deliesrsfs scti9n of the mas
of eur people ia accordance With the Con
srifntion or avs OF the land. snd = man
q true American. vho. knowing What ~
are. wiii ~ wori or scr experi meut o
Thought. "a snv vav attempt "a weaksu ID
tlundsfion Of his splendid coliricss struc
sure. tss republic og ihe aiset Sts;es.
General Coihns warmly and a. leng.h
euloeized he admin stration of President
Cleveland. ~ having trinnphsnfiy Justi
ED his election. The Democracy B0-
s,,.,a sn tha e,ixe ~ smother and perhap
greater ccntset ritn r=isiiGn 90 election
vef held tsfors Ter = zsnersifcu--thsf Of tal
responsibility for the xreat trust 81 thi
f3ssveraueuE No ionger tee critics sut ~
criticised. fAev wefs confronted By wiz
unrrruouions ana desrersts soe. Their
x0.lid So % sput oo the rscorf thsf woui,
not be ussrrited into blot nc ciTculn
staacss not torturef sud mispTe>sntei. d
aisappointrnent not exaxrsrsted rafo
rerolf ne clsss or crsef thst would not b
sruzht to inflane, % passian thsi ir w1ri.
naE 30 attempted - rcose- 10 .rano tha
veuId not BE- willingly preretrsiei. 81
the specs az sas Dernecrsiie partv = rot &
psssfon or preiettce 30 cisse. cr 90 ssct cn
or rsce. er ersss nut it is - he solrl
eor1ucn ssnse. interest," inteI Eprcs ~.
rafrioti<m II ths American peoule 1rnt
tneir mafcniees recert tcr tse as fon
yesrs sad 1pco t1e ear1est eforts. - -
frcouf biefe. 60 re3uce saa ea'ta.izs th,
bnriens 81 tsxaticn. thaf he Demoerst
srfeF he ranVaee