Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22
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seconded Ayers rom nation beCG7se be
believed wlsn nominated G neral Alge,
would with he ind1miasole dash, Dsr-f-
yerance ccd good luck which h1d aITsys
Character ed his undertaking in wsr and
in commerce and ia politics, CsrrY TIE
cause Of his party TO glorious victory,
! Applaus ED
Estes oI North C2rolins also sEconazd
Ayers 10 nlnS.iOn.
Eggsrs OF Arizona, also spoke in sup
port Of A'c-r
CHAUNCFY VI DEPEw.
There being NO further second OF A'ger.
the roll CT states waa coniirus
Hpd delegation from NV
9rk led the sppLguse which
greeted Hiscack as he prCcee led to pl3ce
Caau1c = n. Depew in uomiD 1tion That
name. he ssld, would be sn inspiration t.
the country. HIS name ats d lr to au
Republicans. His unset rad led them
and would guide them. His eloquence
had electrified them and wculi continue
20 inspirit them. HIS bc0ad statesman
like utterances h.tEong commanded the
respect OF the people, rot
Of New York alone, but wherever
heard or read. As chief magistrate Of
me republic his superb abilities, his
ms'caless executive equipment, his
thorough knowledge Of sfAiIs, his brosd
compr heusioD OF pubic interests and
The nstion's cspsci'ies, eis perfect intsggi-
( ~, his justaess in IN consideration Of
the rights of men, his f elify 10 Rspu5Ii-
can principles, would assure 6n EGmiois-
| trstiOn prOmotiVe OF national develop
ment and progress. Ii he were
nominated the republican parry would
not be compelled TO mzke s defensive
campo IN. True, he was the president Il
a great rsilr06Q corpOgsiiOn, bus there
IVES not farmer, freiahler, N chan C or
common laborer il New YORK who would
vote agaiDs> him for that. II conclusion
Senator Hiscock form lily prese nted the
name Of Cnsuncey NJ. DepeW as the
Cnoice of New York.
Senator Hiscock was frequently sp-
| plauded, the New York delegauCC giving
| the enc % the convention. As he
| closed every man from New York
rose and gave three cheers for her favor
tie son and cheers were thrown back
| from the galleries with interest.
Hartley Of Minnesots seconded the
name Of Chauncey NJ. Deoew.
JJHN SHERMAN.
When the state CT OHIO was called the
first resl!y great demonstration Of the
convention was made. Delegates ell
over the hall climbed upon chars, Wayt
American flags and shouted at the top CT
heir voices. The GALLERIES joined
II and the applause became rlp'urCus.
Some ladies in the CALLER s who he'd
brought white six umbrellas trimm
with small American f g, opened ITEM
md tWirled these striking banners around
sad rOuGd while the cheers and shouts
increased in volume. The scelc con-
tinued for some time srd was not even
sg1alled by ona which saon followed
ahen Gene e. Hastings Of Pennsylvania.
in presenting the name Of Sherman IN
cidentslly refarr d to Blaine, and when
this demonstration finally came to an
end, the Ohio delegation gave way to
PeDusy'vanis, sud Adiutsnt General
Hastings WAS presented 10 the coLvel
ji9n to present the name CT Sherman. He
wss given rousi0g welcome IS he pro-
ceeded to put 01io's fay0TIte il n0mipz-
ton. He said PeD1sy ysnis has never
faltere3 in her DEVOTION to RpuNicsn
principles, and will not fAlter now. Penn
sYlVania comes to this convention and
with great unspimity asks y0U3Ao
name standard bearer SFRo
Will represent the principles, trsdiAMs
Of the Republican party, a man Rhbse
name will stand over it9 integri@tslts
doctrines and It's motchlcss histofIsSs
ssn who will execute the law and Vtndsll
cate the honor o. the nstion, wsSw,Ifj
drive from power the party wllcffAolt
the reins Of nationsl sAentgsSl
the true intent and hcnt 81 desire ef s ~
jority of the nations soyereigns. re
country is tired OF the sham-, double
dealings and mediocrlty OF this party
We have seen tie chief ex' Cut1ve
processing sympathy for the welfare
| Of the wage earDerS and established in
duetries, 70. ce upon his party 5 policy
| which, if successful, would BE- Tuinous
alike 10 beth. He whom l shall nominate
TO YOU needs no introduction. They
whom represent ana who ask his n0mi-
nation at your hands point you to the
grand career Of e msu who has been its
counsel, its champion, its strength, lis
right srn; whose name Is 5 tower of
strength and who was never defeated for
| any on &c for which he was nominated.
| Those who believe that re wac has rem
dered the most and best public service is
e1titled 10 consideration who believe
| that experience in 8 st smanship is &
requisite to high public pTeteTmeut, thst
ills not E disqualification 10 have aciiytIy
and honorsb.y participated il genera
:iol Of s.upenGous events more vital 20
humanity ana liberty thsn were ever
crowded into sn equal period Ct
the worlds history, snG who have seen
the dsnger snd folly CT placing inexpe-
| rierced mediOCri,y il high places, have
made their choice. Freemen visiting for
the Welcome day when there VIII no
longer ne : seIId south, the so diers OF
both sides who bravely and loyslly
sccepted the results OF the wsr; they
Who are waiting for the dawn of that rev
dsy when tie right OF suffrage dare not
be denied 10 any man, white or black;
1nen honest elections shall triumph
over intimidation and tissue
| ballots; they who are Still
waiting until the true gospel Of protection
to NAN and to the fruit Of his toll shall be
prescned ia myrieds Of schoolhouses
south of thst political eq1stor called
Macon and DixoD's line; waiting for the
infusion Of that spirit which brings from