The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-12

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heartfelt sentiments OF the democracy Of tho United
States. Cheers
Mr.. Campbell asked FOR unanimous consent
for the adoption of .he resolutions.
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vote with three hearty cheers fhr the gallant
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( SAID bis ssass desired 30 give way TO New York.
+ The CVGyeus.on applAuded AT this announce
inent and when the New York delegation pre-
scented Daniel Dougherty 10 make the nomina-
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| platform, when II was redoubled.
AS soon as he could be heard, Mr.. Dougherty
said
greet Won nv countrvrnen with fraierual re-
CARDS In your presence Ibow 10 the majesty Of the
people The sipht jtselfis inspIriug though sub
lime You scome from every state and territory
from every NOOK and Garner Of our ocean bound
continent covcriup tbe country Yon nre about IN
discharge more than an imperial duty with the
simplest Ceremonial You are rcpresentatjyes OF
the people aud are 10 choose a magistrate with a
| power tnightfer than n monarch vet checked and
controlled NV the supretnn In,y al The written con
stitution Ibus IMPRESSED I ascend the r0strum to
Name The M y ,nsdsn, ,ftje iJ,,l,ad Statna Nary
York presents him Ia thc convention and nledges
| her electoral vote DELEGATIONS from thirty eight
states and all territories are assembled without
ons or consultation ready sfmutnncosly to bake M
the cry and make The vote unanimous I'VE are here
not indeed IN choose a camdidnte mi to name one
the people have already chosen lie Is the man for
the people His career illustrates the glory of our
institutions. Eight years ago unknown save in his
locality he for the last four years has stood in
the gaze Of the world dischargng the most exalted
| dutieB that can be conferred 10 mortal Today de-
ienines that not Of his own choice but by the man.
| date of his countrymen and with the Sanction Of
heaven he shai nj the nresi,iencv for four wears
| more lie hns met and mastered every question
as II from youth trained to states.
| manship. The promises OF his lettor Of
| aceeutnnce and fnououraI address have been FIJI
filled. His fidelity IN the past inspires faith in the
future. lie is not hope; he is realization, Scoring
| subterfuge, disdaining reelection by concealing
| convictions mindful OF his oath of office to defend
| the constitution. He couraseousy declares TO con-
grcss dropping minor matters that the supreme is
sue Is the reform, revision and reduction OF ma
| tional taxation; that the treasury of the United
States elutted with unnecded gold Expresses in
| dustTy, embarraSses business endangcrs financial
| tranquility, and breeds extravaganza. ccntralZa.
| ton and corruption. That high taxation vital for
| peace, with the millions that pour into
| the treasury from the hard earned savings
| OF American people, that in violation of the equal
| Ivy OF rights The present tqnh has created priv
essaries fife nom every man woman and child in
the land. That 10 the lower tariff is not free trade
II is to reduce theunust profits of monopolists and
p"sS rns, r ana allow consumes 10 iea
ts5 means fen , ro III irss or W.
| brand him as n faisiliar II Il further nom the
thought 20 imperil capital or disturb enterprises
| The aim is TO uphold wages and protect tho rights
OF all
This administration has rescued the public do
man from would be parons nn1 cofm1raht corpora
S o e'i h 70 tei @ mnN IL
There IL ny frin ore m & mnder ts
| administration public officer ia a rnblic trust
Integrity stands guard at every post of our vast EN-
| nire. While the president has been the medium
| throuGn wnich mas moved the indylhg grattuoe OF
te ivpu4ic ior her solaleis, ne mas i9t hesia.su
strctcsi inonip M n, f t nd me te
tice
Above all, sectional strife, as never before is at an
end aud sixty millions of freemen In the lies Of
brotherhood, are prosperous and happy
These are aeheyements Of this administration.
Under the same illuslrions leader we are ready to
M oha io1eal @ ~ nisn aH hohoIn
genca Virtue and nstpots NJ thn peo NJ ' nharjn
10 the constitution its every line and letter ever re-
Numbering that ''powers not delegated to the United
States by the constitution prohibited by IT to
tho states are reserved TO the states respectively
W Nv s,o ap~ihor ., finn dar,oorao, Of Na,, vorr
hack ed by tha democracy Of tbe enire unjon givn
you nanle entwined with victory nomiuate
GRoyER CIEvr,ANn. or NRy wong
Mr. Dongbor,v,s snaoch ,,os doii,orod ,,;t,,
fine offect In his host stvia anJ aronsod W." mn
hn,,,,JaJ o,,th,'sias',s ~ ~ ''''" "''"o" W"
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Cleveland or referrrd To bia nnhiic acts and NJ
ternnoea. the convention fairly shonteJ itself
hoarse. DELEGATES mounted chairs waved
their hats. their oonos. and handkerchiefs
Ten tbonsand snect2tors innc5 in tbo an
plouse and n band in lie east gallery helnad
along with horns and drums Int tl,eir blnre
and noisa noul1 scarcal,, Ia heard abn,o liz
genoral lin
AS Mr. nouVbortv finished his imrossion-
cd sneaoh. soma ono IN the Wat caiIarv toro
aside tho curtnin which hod Ma the ,ort,,;t ~
Clevoland unon thc faee Of Tho rroat ni"t,,ra
az the onnitoi huil1;n,s ~, colin, r. tI,a aa of
the conveut;an The y,i l,,,,,' foo , ~ ,b
| nresi1ent n aronscd No cntir,s;osn, " tho
| convention IN fcver boat fnr the 6rst t,'ne
| daring i,s nracnc5;rsS A. van ,,a.