Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

- n-iiagaixh s1e xsssl - senator disooek.
ns1k Ia oppasitila char a. f-l3 AID
cEoazht t9sn tas ~coten enblsna o.
zatEanEy xi<n FisoF aud saergy. b thls
tlEas Ehs A1ziitpFlGaa B2s sssu more crowd
sd. x thzs ssss sosssols. than Al tns morn-
iDg sssss1n-
Chauncsg n Depss cane sIrolang II
add there seEe cheers and eFlss Of Dspev-"
Afsr h1fls 1Gsie og the asnd. Chairman
Essss sg4in. A. 10. called ioF order. and
Ar. Dspss H2s insanity On ais feet There
sers ealLs ct s.plaff0rIa. and uhea he
stepped upon il, 10 sas recssysd With .
vsFlt41ls ovation. ths audisaee spplauding
sssia AID AGAIN. and concluding sitn tnree
cheers. he said
Az. CHAfk4ks AID 6EsFLkxEs OF THE
CoaYEfTl0S. 1 came here As delegate-at-
larg- frGm tns stale Of Sss YORK. neither
sxpecting aor desiring % sppsa< In this
eoaYentlon. nor before Is IN any other
espseity. On ny arrival the representatives.
Of Ae~ YORK. ~ unanimous sote. Presented
my name % this convention. Il sas done
tor state reasons. Ia the belief that because
Il Ess the Only time since the organization
0f the Republican party that all disisions
could Be healed and al interests united IN
the Empire state Is uoald secure 10 that
Common wealth ths triumph Of the ticket.
Under these conditions personal considera-
| tlons and opinions could have no possible
Which has convinced ma that my yoca-
uon and association viii raise questions
| ia TIE hitherto sure Republican states,
when msyt ena0le the enemy 10 obscure
/ the great issue 81 the future. the industrial
prosperity Of this country. which. unless
4 Il can DC 0Dseured IN soms way, will surely
via as success this Fall. Great applause.l
The delegation had voted 10 continue in
4 this support 50 long as = ballot were To be
L - h. a II a
after . most earnest and careful consldera-
1 gl0a, came 10 the conclusion that no per-
! sonal considerations, no State reasons,
could stand for . moment In the way OF
the general success Of TN Republican party
al over this country .applausel or could DC
| permitted to threaten the integrity OF that
4 party ia our commonwealth, which had
| hitherto been Republican. Applause.l In
our own State, by wise laws aad wiser sub
mission 70 them by railway companies. the
| railway problem has been 50 completely
i settled that IL had disappeared from our
/ politics. tAppIause). But | believe
\ that there ATE communities where il is still
50 acute that there may De danger in having
| IL presented directly or indirectly. Under
| these circumstances and after your votes Of
this morning. called upon the delegation
| from my own State and requested them to
release me from further service ID this
capacity. They have consented. and my
only excuse in appearing here Is to give
| the reasons for their actions, for the ap-
psarznee Of my name, aud 70 express my
! heartfelt thanks TO the gentlemen from the
states and Territories who have hon.
Orsd me with their snffrages the
causes which have led to this action on the
part Of the State of New York. Now that
this judgment has been arrived a., IL will
leave no heart burning among the
people of that State. The delegation
will 20 home ID It's constituency, which
Was unanimous TO ind its members in sup
port OF whoever may De the nominee Of
this great convention. lApplause.
Every sentence OF the speech was received
with applause and when Mr.. Depew retired
he Was repeatedly cheersd.
| Ca behalf OF the Virginia delegation it
was announced that Jao. ). Wise had been
elected chairman of that delegation.
General Hastings. OF Pennsylvania, then
took tha stand 10 say that IL would be for the
best interests of the party to adjourn until
10 A. m. IN the morning The galleries
\ shouted no IN one great chorus. Dele
gates Green. Of Nevada, Williams of Mis-
souri,. Henderson OF Iowa. Fuller of North
Carolina. King of Maryland aud all ia be-
| half OF their delegations, seconded the no-
ton TO adjourn. HallowelI, of Kansas,
who had in tie meantime succeeded Estee
In the chair, pat the motion and
1t was voted down. The roll cali
was ordered the galleries cheerei
70 The echo aud every delegation voted
NO" New York was called and the Chair
announced the vote TO adjourn as being 63
| again 81 Il and 9 tor it. The declaration was
| challenged by Johnson. OF the Seventh dis
| trict and the roll was called. Both Depe@
and Pstt voted against adjournment. The
cali of the delegation resulted in 10 voting
10 adjourn and 81 voting the other
n.
| tinued. Ohio voted solidlv to adjourn,
Pennsylvania voted 80 TO adjourn and
10 against. Apparently n majority had
already been secured for adjourn ment, and
when the delegates began 20 leave the bal
there were loud calls for Ingersoll. Georgs
Z. Davis. OF Illinois, rose 10 question OF
order. Il Nas that IN the even. OF an sd-
| iOurn ment being carried that CoOEel Inger-
soil be invited 10 address the assemblsge
The roll cah was resumed and Wise's dele
CATION voted solidly against adjournment
0us It was too iate. The vote was about to
be announced when Maryland, which hac
voted IL 60 3 20 adJOura, changed TO :
against. Tie total vote to adjourn was 53s
| ayes. 2S2 nays. No sooner was the result
announced than the galleries began a de
monstraiion to the end of having IngersOl
make sn address. which kept the conven
! ton IN session. After it bad been voted Z
for several minutes. and Il was 7.45 befOT,
the convention was formally dissolved
Colonel IngsrsoI came forward in amiabls
( comphancs With the obvious determination
| Of bis admirers that he should make q speech
and made bis way 10 the platform amid
bursts OF applause. lie was doomed, how
| ever 20 b more disrsspectfrlly treated be-
fore he had proceeded far than often falls
60 The lot Of a popular orator who al
tsmpts. upon invitation TO give an sx-
preston 70 bis Convictions Colonel InEer-
soll said. I am a Republican. (Applausel
I belong % the greatest. 20 tbs grsndest
party ever organized By the human race
lApplAussl. / belong to that great party
that = in favor Of giving to every human
being equs rights With every other. aad
the MISSION Of the Republican party il no
ended Gntii this great Republic shall b
civiiizrn The mission Of the party il not
ended until every man beneath .se hsy not
only has The right 70 cast bis y0ie in peace
but "a hsvs it couD.ed. honestly
snd correctly. I am Republican
becsuse thar party = pledged 20 the
I protection 81 American iabor Applause
The country thsr rsiSes raw material snt
sells il - such W. always Be ignorsnt and
| po0r. The labor 50 raise raw material a
! ignorant labor. bus the moment rsw ma
serisl is worked into fabrics. fashioned into
besufifui shapes that relBirs intelligence
/ spplsusef and consequently the greatsr
| nambsr of industries we have ia The Tinted
States the moge Intelligent eur population
vili - EAppisuse An ,thsr reason or
| dinarv iaoor e slwtvs cheap is hat iseol
commands price IN proportion that mind
- rnfxad With muscle ia proportion TIA
| thought j. mingled vita sfort. and peopis
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