The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-23


the people in that State. The delegation
will go home to constituency which
were unanimous to find it unanimous in
the support OF
WHOEVER MAY DE THE NOMINEE
of this Convention. [Applause.l
John S. Wise, of Virginia, rose in be.
half of the Virginia delegation and said
that the delegation had elected the fol-
lowing officers: Chairman, John S,
Wise; Member OF the National Commit
tee, Morgan Treat; Member OF the Com.
Inittee to Inform the Nominees, Harry
I.ibbey.
Gen. Hastings, OF Pennsylvania, was
then recognized by the chair. He said
he arose in tue interest OF harmony, OF
caution, and in what he believed were
the interests OF the party. He believed
that those interests dearest 10 the con-
vention would be best served by
ADJOURNMENT UNTIL TOMORROW.
In order to give the convention time to
have thorough understanding and pre-
vent hasty and unconsidered action, he
therefore moved to adjourn until 10
o'clock tomorrow morning, and on this
motion he demanded call of the States.
There was ut one seconds to this mo-
ton from Mr.. Filley, OF Missouri, Mr..
henderson, OF Iowa, Fuller, Of North
Carolina, and King, Of Maryland. The
roll call proceeded without incident
until New York was reached, when u
poll OF the delegation was demanded.
The call disclosed the fact that New
York stood 10 in favor OF General Hast
ing's motion, Mr.. Depew voted mo"
amid applause. The result was: Yeas,
535; nays, 2S2.
The chair then declared the Conven-
ton adjourned until 10 o'clock tomor-
row.
Immediately after the adjournment
the audience set up u wild
YELL FOR BoB INGERsoLL,
in which n majority of the delegates
Joined. After withstanding considerable
urging Col. Ingersoll stepped out from
behind the desk where he had been sit
ting, and was received with enthusiastic
cheering. He addressed the meeting us
follows;
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN am Re-
publican. belong to the greatest, the
grandest party ever organized by the
human race. Applause. l belong to
the great party that is in favor OF giving
to every human being equal rights with
every other, and the mission OF the Re-
publican party is not ended until the
great Republic shall be civilized.
| [Cheers. The mission OF that party is
not ended until every man beneath her
flag not only has the right to
CAST HIS VOTE IN PEACE
but to have it counted honestly and in
peace. [Ceeers.l am a Republican
because that party is pledged to the pro-
lection OF American labor, Cheers.
The country that raises raw material
and sells it rs such, will always be igno-
rant and poor. Cheers Why2 Thela.
bor to raise raw materials cheap manual
labor, but when raw material is worked
into fabric, fashioned into beautiful
shapes, that requires intelligence.
Consequently, the greater number OF in
dustries we have in the United States
the more intelligent our population will
be, IChGcrs.l Another reason
ORDINARY LABOR IL ALWAYS CHEAP.
Labor commands price in proportion
tnat 1G 'uu t%ot y tboNsS E - innIed % With
efort. TCheers.l The people Who want
ms 10 raise raw material for England to
manufacture simply vote for the poverty
and ignorance OF America. TCheers. /
am in favor OF the protection OF Ameri-
can industries because it will develop
American brain because t unuer , tne sysI ~ !
tei thinos sG beneatb e % tbe stars. s ''' ''U''u'
opr.r wrx Avn our,r woupx
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lfumultuous applause nhere men
pursue but one industry they become
stupid. Where the industries are diver.
sified every part OF the brain is develop.
ed. and we have use for every aptitude,
for every talent and for every kind oi
genius, I am in favor Of American pro.
fection. becanse under that policy we
have become the richest Nation on the
globe. TCheers,l am in favor OF that
policy because we are the most ingen.
lus people VINO ever INeu, because OIL
the average we have
MORE SENSE THAN ANY rEOPLR
that l have ever happened to meet
rAnn,orso1 lam in favor NJ that nolicy
iApt'"uSe'I "ln :" ~, 49,, " 'n"' c pOtoy
because mere IN the United states we
have, on the average, peter homes, bet
ter clothes, better iood ana better
schools than any other nation. lAP
p!ause' l Delleye the hearthstoHe Is tht
FOUNDATION OF AMERICA.
I believe the fireside is the altar of tho
ponnblic rAnnlarse1 am in foyo,
~ Ut, slpr'''"%I r.. ;Ii "'' ~ '",o, '
the LeaJ n every mecbSric 't An
plause.l am not only in favor Of III,
Republican party because it is in fayol