The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-15

ann ~ aoclamslsoa 80 lT nos u ga -
one single Democrat tn ell this groat UufGn
fails IN this testimonial 70 fhe GFunan1o
man upon American soil. NJ conaort = r
temple 81 fans OF tno>e patriots q ~ 49,
the founders 81 our institutions. whow
sacrrd dust lies calmly <ieeping bon6aoh -
sois q Mt Vernon. Mnnticel(o and Hermio-
age a~ait.ns the deiication q our Nasiunal
Ths rollcall vas again proceeded winh.
Colorado reached. Col Thomas Y. Rnse1vu
son took the platform % nominats e..
Black The speech vas spoken in exc>Ilrn1
form and with magnificent delivery. ana -
fore the man from the mines had gone far -
completely won the sympathiss of u auii>
ence. whitA gave him the heart3cst appanrro
that any one had received during The day.
Sllencs prevailed while the sp1nkr rpoh :
letter from Gen Black asking for ~ wfehS
drawai Of his name on the ground thas -
sentiment of the Democracy was for ~.
man, and there was loud cheering WIN -
signature vas reached
He concluded by leaving ths cnnso q c..
Black In their hands without furthw CO.
menf
The roll call was resumed and Con-
cut delegate briefly seconded uurmau6
nomination
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Sycamore of the Wabash got upou -
platform and the enthusiasm waxcd hok n
Was some time before he could proceed H
rehearsed the previous political history Y
Indiana saying that no Dsmocrnfic prpras
dent had ever before been inauxuratsd thnn
had not received her vote. From Monroe -
Tden and Cleveland she voted Tor H.
all This year would bs no exception foP
Grover Cleveland, and whoever went o. ~
ticket with him would b. elected WITH ~
votes Of Indiana or not at all
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work 70 leave Indiana out of calculation. -
be would say 20 those Who werc sponsors.
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destroy the Democrats aScendenry. Hsro
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sponded, "Yes, take warning from Orsen
before it i too late The battln thsV
wagsd in Indiana, continued Senator voocs
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