Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-06-28

At the conclusion az the reading the plat
Iorm was unanimously Hdcp'cd ut li:ii.
After the adoption Of the platform the
received the presentation OF
for President. rs follows:
Mr.. Warner, OF Connecticut, presented
without further remarks tho name
Of Joseph r. llawlcy, Leonard SWEET,
Of Illinois, nominated Walter q, Ores.
ham. IN n graceful and eloquent speech,
FIX. Govcrhot Porter, Of Indiana. present.
ri the name Of Gen, Ben Harrison,
NJ that State, In a brief, but
eloquent speech. Col. Hepburn. Of Iowa,
nominated VIM b. Allison in strong
mud eloquent speech, aud the nomination
was neatly seconded by Mr.. Boswnrh,
of Rhode island H. L. Frazier. Of
Detroit, presented the name Of Michi'
SILT A. Alger. and the nomination
was seconded by Charles j, Noyes,
Of Massachusetts, Patrick Egan, OF Ne
brasku. Mr. Estes, Of North Carolina,
aud Mr. Eggcrs Of Arizona Mr.. His
cock then most fnrcihly presented the
name Of Chauncy NJ Depcw. OF New
\ ork, and the nomination was seconded
by Mr. Hartley, of Minnesota, General
Hastings, of Pennsylvania, nominated
John sherman, Of Ohio. and the nomina'
ticn was seconded In speech OF some
length by Gov Foraker, Of Ohio. John
NJ. Langston, Of Virginia, also seconded
the nomination. The name OF Edwin 4,
Filter, OF Pennsylvania, was presented by
T. Smith, of that state Tho
name Of WisconsinS fuvortc sou, Gov.
Rusl<. was presented by senator Spooncr
IN u neat address. aud nj the conclusion
Of his remarks the convention adjourned
Ill II o'clock Friday,
FOURTH DAY.
The day was mainly Consumed In the
casting Of three ballots and adjonrnmcnts
to consider the situation,
The first ballot resulted rs follows:
Sherman, 220; Algcr. ~; Dcpew, 90, llar'
rison, 70; Ingalls,, ~; Gresham, ia; Blaine,
~; Allison. az; llawley, II; Filter, 30;
Rusk. %; Phelps, 20, Georgia cast | and
Massachusetts = votes for Lincoln. Texas
cast . votes for Mckinley
Before the second ballot Filter was
Withdrawn. This ballot resulted ~ fol
lows Sherman, $40; Alger. no; Depow
90; Harrison, 80; Gresham, 1903; Blaine,
80; Allison, rs; Ingalls,. 10; Rusk. 20;
Phelps. Ia. In this ballot Georgia cast
vote for Lincoln, Kansas for Mckinley
Massachusetts . for Mckinley and Texas
| for Lincoln.
The third ballot resulted rs follows
Sherman IA: Gresham 1913; Algcr i22
Depcw %; Allison 81; Harrison %; Me
Kinley \; Blaine -; Phelps s. Rusk 49,.
In this ballot Georgia aud Massachusetts,
gave one vote each for Lincoln, Kansas
gave . votes for Justice Miller. The con
vcntion then adjourned until o'c clock
p. m.
At the evening session no ballots were
taken, the time being chiefly taken up In
addrc, SEES and music, The name OF Dcpcw
was Withdrawn in the interest Of harmony.
Adjourned.
FIFrn DAY.
CuCAGo. June 81 The convention
was called to ordcrat 1913, but II was
not until twenty minutes later when pro-
cecdings were formally opened by Chair.
man Estee calling upon Senator Warner
Miller, of New York, to preside over its
Bishop Samuel Fallows
OF Chicago, delivered the Invocation. The
convention then proceeded to ballot. The
fourth ballot resulted rs follows; hlgcr,
1856: Allison. 80; Gresham, %; Harrison,
2l7; Sherman, 235; Blaine, ~ Connect
cut gave vote. Georgia |, Massachusetts
2. New Jersey 4. Texas 2, and West Vir,
ginia 3 for Mckinley, Kentucky gave |
vote for Foraker and | vote for Fred
Douglass.
The following is the result OF the fifth
ballot: Algcr, 1i2; Allison, 90; Gresham,
81; Harrison, 2l3; Sherman. 227, Blaine,
~: Mckinley. II.
After the nfth ballot had been taken
Coy. Foster OF Ohio, moved recess un'
til 4 o clock this afternoon, and his mo-
ton was seconded by Duflield Of Virginia
On behalf OF New Jersey Senator Sewcll
demanded the roll call. which was immc'
diately proceeded with. When Missouri
WINS reached in the call OF States II was
so evident that the motion would carry
that Senator Sewcli, Of New Jersey, with
drew his demand for the call, and the
convention adjourned TIL o'clock.
The convention was called to order ar
ter recess, but hardly had the gaycl Tai
len upon the deck when King OF Mary
land moved that the convention adjourn
till II o'clock Monday morning. The
motion prevailed, and the chair announc.
ed the convention adjourned.
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CHICAGO, June so;4ihc conVc'i.,on "a va,
called To ordcf ~ u 'oS ~ NJ, anu ",", a.. .se
usual Invocation boutcic' Oh MhInu, tooh ne Iie
platform Ia Withdraw the name Of Blaine. lie
said that without attempting To give con,
strlIctIon TO the language used, he would read
dispatches from Mr.. Blaine. lie then read dis
patches rom Edinbuig, caIheslly rc'iirs','e
Mr.. BlalRc's friends 10 REFRAIN from 'oalhp lo'
him ana signed James -. blalnc. rue ~,
nouncclnent was received WIN hpPiausc, WITCH
was redoubiea Whch hihph,',n Uhst o", III ~.
Tor Blame ana again Whch 'niiio'n'a c"sl I've
solid vote once more Tor blalne' ueo'gIh
varied the monotony ny giving one 'npc ioi
Fred Grant. Maine cast VOC Ior , ro,nhe =
ana Tor hchiniey' Maryinn" E',c p'"' -
votes ana was rewarded WIN cheori wv
YORK 'o'e4 soilniy ,or "a,iiS"n a"u pao ,u'
Sherinnn but poll 0, Ihe ONO dc ln,.,.
showed that Iinrrisoh VA" n"', a"'i I,in'
70. Delegate Luehcy sot'nS ~, ia, ,ha,,".
anI bisses
o,,.,,.t,,,o, Affair AZ. AIIison n. Grcsb.
an al Harrison 33I Sherman. 2ij; Foraker,
/ RIaine an. Fred Grant. 1: Mckinley, IL.
n,n, ~ n,i rnt' aIgn, t5o. Allison rs,
p,,in. ~. F"rarcr / .1;rcshnm. OF Harrison,
~, I i,cnir .. Mckinley, I6: Sherman, 23l
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tn''nneionS noii'I .'',.o1 r., CnIonnl
rNclicineht was 'I,,,a,,, sI,Ion,,S na,ne
henderson oi low" Win, ~, ~ ToI."atinr
W. Wv, go q, tin,,.is,n C,Iifornin amid
would go over 10 iln W. , ga ,, "I hnt
lo',' az "u, ~ roshn, and U,rrlsn,
on pting P"i'e", saSc nies ,, ~" "a,Io',
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