Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22

III inc cdll Vi Ine rOll, winch was continued, the
mention OF the name of Ohio was the signal for the
first really great demonstration Of the convention.
Delegates all over the hall climbed upon chairs
waved American flags, and shouted at the ton OF
their voices. The galleries joined in and the an
Piause became raPturolS some ladies in the gal
trimmed with small American flags, opened them
anu twlrled these striking banners around and
around, While the cheers and shouts increased In
volume. The scene continued for some time and
was not even equalled by the one which soon fol-
lowed when Gen. Hastings OF Pennsylvania, in
presenting the name OF Sherman Incidentally re-
Terred 70 Blaine. When this demonstration came
10 an end the Ohio delegation gave way TO PENN
sylvanil, and AdJutant- General Hastings was
presented 10 The convention to present the name
Of senator sherman.
Gen. Hastings said: pennsylvania is opposed IN
Grover Cleveland and to a continuance Of his adj
ministration. Her electoral vote will be cast foy
the nominees OF this convention. Pennsylyania
has never raltered in her devotion TO republican
principles, ana VIII not falter now. Her fnetrono
lis was the cradle OF American liberty and the re-
publican party'S birth and baptism were both nm
Pennsylvania soil: With her the fundamental and
elementary principles OF republ1can1sm have al.
ways been held sacred as the charter or her liber
Ties and the memory or her dead soldiers Penn.
sylyania comes to this convention, and with great
unanimity asks you TO name standard bearer
who will represent the principles the traditiOns
and the brightest hopes and aspira tfons or the re-
publican party; man whose name will stand for
It's integrity It's doctrines and It's matchiess his.
tory; a man who will execute the law and vindi.
Gaze the honor OF the nation; whose very personal.
IreomeI
wherewith 10 drive from place and power party
which holds the reins or National Government
by fortuitous circumstances and against
the true intent and honest desire or :
majority OF the nations sovereigns
with malice toward none with charity for all
let the battle lines which ran east and west he
now formed from north to south, advancing &c
seaboard, there to protect the homes and nresides
the peace and prosperity Of the nation and lei
him who has served so long, so ably, and so raith
fully, be placed in command of the VICTORIOUS col
umn. Make him our standard bearer and every
principle for which the party has battled eyery
triumph which 1t has achieved, with be repre.
sented In our leader. Nominate him, and t6erf
Will be no SOphiStry, no fallacy so plausible as tT
divert the intelligence and common sense of the
people from the vital ISSUE Nominate him. and :
sense OF security OF safety and OF confidence ir
the future, Will crystalline into triumph and vic
tory. nominate the patriot the statesman tht
honest man, John Sherman"
FORAKER sTIRs UP THE CONVENTION.
AT the conclusion OF Gen. Hastings speech Gov
Foraker, OF Ohio, was presented by the Ohio dele
| cation TO second Senator Shermans nomination
AS Gov. Foraker advanced up one aisle to the plat
FORM Two OF the serHeants-at-arms came uI, Thu
Other bearing an enormous noral emblem sur
mounted oy noral shield. Upon the face OF mi
| OF white roses were Foraker's now famous words
| mo battle nags surrendered while am governor
considerable significance appeared to be attachet
TO this Incident by the convention and as the GOV
ernor and the Moral tribute got on TO the stage 10
gether there was . thunder Of applause from All
parts OF the hall but mingled with ft could IL
! heard volley Of h1noea The man haarfnQ ~,