Telegram-herald., 1888-06-07

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"A sssry porEi0n d the n4.i. Hs szs f<s-
qasnng inaerrap1e.i wstA load spplss,ss. rs
felsrsncs ~ tie ioa. sna nn4lls saeesssias
siisrfs 81 tas De.a )crsllc party . Obtain
ssatrsl oI tA~ Fssus II the ooFefnAsnt
being especially wei rscelssd 6s fns as
sesablsxs. Hss rsfesences - ths name of
Cissssznd 1iso pf0Fsked satnusrasn WHEN
ever lasy occurred IA Ehe tnaiFuiaii re-
marks. A. the e9Beiasioe Of ais spseeh
Collins sss again Eona.iiy sad warmly
sreeles4
TAa Vice Presidents took seats upon the
platform fhs Ch2lraasn stated thsl he had
be<a lalormed by ias Cnssfnaa 0f tae Com
/ AiEGse Ga Resolutions tnst the eolnaik1es
sill BE- unasle - report bsf8Fs o'ctock-
/ Tue Chairman xnn0nacsa thai she 5ecre-
1 tsEy E0uld read a eeIiEi0n Tor TIC cousidsrz-
| ton Of Tie convention fns psD<r proved
1 - hs reQGesE HON ths s0Inan coByen-
| ton. recently bald in Washington. stating
| th&E two Of Us Easmbsrs had ossn appointed
| 70 maze short TAX - TIE convention on
4 oshalf Of toe women OF Anerica- fhis re-
4 guess va accompanied bY promise that II
| Il we're granted by the convention the seD-
| rrs~ntafiye OF the " 0man's Organization
| s0ald only occupy the sttenEioa OF the
convention for ten inmates. Mr.. ODono-
4 hus Of New York. moved that the women
| Do heard snd IL vas agreed 20.
Mr. CAMPBELL. of New York. offered .
\ resolution which was adopted by rising
l vote. expressing unfeikned sorrow at the se-
1 nous and dangerous illness OF Gen. L Phil.
| Sheridan.
| Mrs. Msrriweathsr then mounted the
| platform, and Was received with applause.
she said she was glad 20 ask this great con-
| ysnti0n 10 heiD make Il practice Of this
Nation TO conforn 10 its principles, uniser-
! sal suffrage.
| Resolutions were offered for a recess until
this evening and tomorrow. whsn Hsssels.
| Of PennsyiYanis, moved that tho roll of the
/ States aud Territories Be called aad the
names OF candidates for President and Vice
| President De placed iE nomination, but no
ballot % taken until after the COMMITTEES on
Resolutions shall have reported The reso-
luton vas adopted with applause. When
that the State wished to give way 10 New
| York. The convention applsuded this an-
| nouncsmsnt, and when the New York State
delegation presented Daniel Dougherty TO
| make the nomination, the great hall rang
| with cheers, which were prolonged and
sreat tn volume for nearly q minute, until
Doughsrty mounted the platform, when tne
/ ehsering was redoabled-
As soon as be could be heard Dougherty
| szld:
II greet you my countrymsn with frster-
nal regard in your presence. L bow 10 IN e
| majesty Of the people. The sight itself Is
one inspiring thought sublime. You come
from every state aud Territory. from every
nook and corner OF our ocesn-bound con-
tinent-covering country. You are about TO
discharge more than imperial duty; with
the simplest ceremonials you. as represent
| atives OF the people, are 20 choose a magts-
trAte with power mightier than a monarch.
YET checked aud controlled by the supreme
lav Of a written constitution. Thus i'm
| pressed ascend the rostrum to nominate
the next President of the United States
New York presents him 70 the Convention
and pledges her electoral vote
| The delegations from the thirty-eight
States and All the Territories are assembled
without caucus or consultation, ready,
simultaneously TO take up the cry and
make the vote unanimous We are here
| not indeed TO choose 9 candidate out to
| name one the people have already chosen.
| He Is the man for the people His career
illustrates the glory Of our institutions.
Eight years ago he was unknown save IN
his own locality. He for the last four years
has stood ia the gaze of the world, dis
| charging the most exalted duties that can
be confidsd 70 a mortal. Today determines,
that not Of his own choice. but by the man
date of his cOuntrymen and with the
sanction OF heaven, he snail fill the Pres-
dency for four years pore. He has met
and mastered every question, as II from
youth trained TO statesmanship. The
promises OF his letter of acceptance and bis
inaugural address have been fulfilled. His
fidelity in the past inspires faith in the
| future. He is not hope. he is q realizs-
| ton. scorning subterfuge; disdsining a
reelection by concealing convictions
| mindful Of MS oath OF Office TO defend
tne Constitution. he coEragsously declares
TO Congress, dropping minor mat
| tsrs that the supreme issue is the reform
| revision and reduction OF National taxation
that the Treasury u the United States Is
| gi1ttsd with unneedsd gold. oppresses in
dustry, embarssses business, endangers fn-
anciai tranquility and breeds extravaganza,
| Capitalization and corruption; that the high
| TAXATION vital for expenditures of an un-
| psrslielsd war. is ROBBERY in the years OF
| prosperous peace. that the millions that
| pour into the Treasury come from the hard
earned savings Of the American people: that
In violation Of equality of right the present
tariff has created.s privileged class who, shsp-
ing legislation fOrtheir personal gain. levy
BY law contributions for the nscsssaries
| OF life. fram every man, woman and child
in the land, that 20 lower the tariff il nOi
| frss trade. It is 20 reduce unjust profits o.
| mooopOiists and boss manufacturers, and
allow the consumer to retain the rest. Tbs
man who asserts that to lower the tsrif
means free trade insults intelligence. We
brand him ss q fslsidsr IL il tarthest from
our thought to imperil capital or disturb
enterprises. Our aim ia 70 uphold wages
and protect the rights Of all.
| This Administration has rescued the
| public domain from would-be barons sno
cormoraat eorPorssions fsithlsss to obliza a
tons. and reserved IL for tree homes for tb il
and me coming generation. A public Office
Is public trust Integrity stands guard al
4 -
| President has been the medium through
which slowed the undying grstitgds Of toe
| Republic for Aer soldiers. he has not bssi-
tsted - withhold approval from SPECIAL
legislation Il the strictsst inquiry revealed
want of truth and justice Above all
sectional strife a. never before. il At an end
aud . xty millions of freemeu IN the ties oa
brothsrhood are prosperous snd happy.
These sre the sehievemsnts Of The Ad-
| minisfr&flOn. under the same illusfrious
/ lsaiH vs are ready TO meet our political
opponents IN a high and honorable debate
and stake car triumph on the iateliigsncs
I virtue and patriotism Of the neople. adner-
ing % ths Constitution. ia vsry line sns
lstfsr, evsy remembering that powers not
delegated 70 tie United States hy the Con.
stitueion nov pros ibite3 By it 70 the
stsSes are reserved 70 she States respectively
Or 80 lbs people"
Rv the authority of he Democracy q,
Nev YORK. eacked by the Democracy sf he
satirs Unicn. xivs Fcu toe name sntwined
/ Win victory. I nominate Gr1ver Csve-
/ land 0f Nsw York"
Mr n0azhsrtv's speech wss received wish
fne effeet. HIS stvie aroused nnhouB6es
enthusiasm Nhen be mentioned the nsnas
cf tieTe ard. Or referred - hia puhiie sces
s1d utterRncss. the convention fairly shout
Fl itseif hcarse. Delegates nlouased chairs
i - vad hats csnss and aan3 xerchfsfs The