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delegation and waved flag. From all parts OF mo
hall dcegares gathered in about Dougherty, beafng
the standards Of their respective STATES ana iormoa
in circle about him. holding In a sort OF canopy
his head the placards bearing the names Oh ING
In marked distinction from the scarlet bandanna;
the standards of Indiana and Kansas were dseoraea
with strips OF black silk Indicating the adherence
OF the parties who bore them to tho
cause of the present Commssioner , OF Pen
q a'oN' couple E|'' Of rnit:d states flags were
introduced and tho tablcau as thus completed was
and wells. Among the crowd in tho rear OF the dele
gatos number of people produced hoch OF a o,s
10 fap their wings. When the demonstration at last
subsded comparatively John b. .astesn ana sa.nS
Dearnettem Of Kentucky, carried the KENTUCKY stana
ard on the platform and planted II beside the char
mans desk TO emphasize the second which hehtucV
proposed on Grover Cleveland
CLEvELANDs QUALITIES AS RACER
Eighteen minutes OF unadulterated bedlam seemed
TO be enough to suit the delegates and they sank back
into their seats, but the audience was not SATISFIED
with this allotment of time and continued the uproar
two minutes longer, when they were finally prough'
to order Mr.. Mckenzie Of Kentucky, then TOOK tho
platform and addressed the Convention as follows
Gentlemen of the National Conventional
hear the commission of the State OF
Kentucky to this National Convention and In the
name of the Commonwealth that has given
that state clay and aese sa 70 tSs
office Of the Presidency of the United States Greas
applause and wild cbeeTinsl 49,. rro.t land ,hs,s :.
but more popular Democrat than ne, anu thas
IS s ga9en Il M %ast be- a' M Chairman
ellcitation to every good citizen within the its q
our land that the historic White House, around whca
cluster many memories that are dear 10 eVe e,s
patriotic heart, Is presided over py man VINO nSs
until they be repealed and recommend the cnactment
of good ones until they shall be enacted Appausel
the fair hand OF the uncrowned queen OF our AmeTi-
can womanhood l never intend 10 let Mrs. Ceye
land out of this canvass. Laughter and appiauSeI
It was said, gentlemen of the Jury Qaughtcr, In
was loved for the enemies no had made. stu later
il has been said that he was loved for tho rascas no
said that he was loved for the message he had writ
ten. (Applausel Kentucky loves him for the hggns
s spreds ~ racing ei Qualities taushter He is
game Lexington and as speedy as len BroeeA ,a AZ
hands down, and he won the Ncw-lork handicap
lie was then entered against the Florenilne Mosaic HS
the National Derby BY neck -.
It a0d does mot not matter ow hs National ii
shall bc made up whether It DO filled out by hyper
boroan cesS tSemRo be oi bnst or boards Viii show
Eclipse first, tho balance not placed tLsusn'ef
The state Of Kentucky loves Mr. Cleveland for tho
that he has had the courage TO storm tne en-
ing such judieious revision of our tafif system .
viii equality In the distribution OF inc paeno
piausej lie has had the courage 10 inaugmate such
a war on that terrible misnomer called trusHI
that before this National Campaign shall saat
name for a cog. daughter and sppasIs,es!,
ns yu Of the UnsG States not as
quiste acquired by purchase, or discovery vi w.
plomacy, or escheat
NJ. Mckenzie had turned round to face the peope
seated the platform, when the audience 10 front ss
up a cry for him to turn around and face tns
audience. He replied
Let me talk to these learned Thebans . VILE
(Laugherl But he has regarded the prcsIaene!c sss
great public Office, confirmed by the unoought sun ,t
OF the people to be administered wisely, iairly lu
cially impartiay, honestly, in the Interests Oh e'''
Ven. the fact ofhc business is he has eot so mSss
couress that IT is unnecessary to enumesa rae "a
there one ,,tt thing that ho W. ' o.hei1
have wsvefed and others have VIZ essat
full messages, he has written nessage .,ne.s and
American Congress that has about the "a
fore OF Kentucky rife and the executive aolS In
dynamite cartridge. Applause and iansn, sy II
eapos pro ne and the force and effect OF reple,hss
pond Now gentlemen this Is The one d ms nan who
rIsgoJ in his own crssn firstclass candidate ana
a thoroughly Democratic platform. tlpplauSen,. do
lie l ns done H as every SSS Df%Ocra male
and female laughie IN the eUay yI 81 ,applanse
sa se ho aa PURPOSE see outside
religion applauseI want every one su % s With the
Democratic beasdction and II Il shan AZ p ~iSons along
addition to Grover Cleveland one G1 s march VIC
I
tory shall be a rcd bandanna. lApplsutsse,r 7 move
in conclusions Mn Chairman and genilcnS,nn. ,ion OF
to suspend the rules and make tho n,nS states
Grover Cleveland for President OF .ne p"''
absolutely unanimous. Great appiau'e'
1poLATRous HOMAGE FROM GEoRdi n...,sen,
Judge II. d. ID. Twlggs, of Georgia-Mh r 80 "A
and Gentlemen Of the Convention gfeA'
Georgia which have the honor In part 70 rp
ON This occasion. IS proud to second the nomin@ .".
of Grover Cleveland, State which has ~ =, DO
spcuous in its fidelity to the great principles o. hsS.
mocracy and economical government ',and,d and
found their highest expression IN his sp" s,oropoly
magnificent Administration. (Applaasel M"'I suId
said TO the pcopo Of the south E insas am
ton has made us opucnt, II win nake ss J" with the
wlse' The state OF Georgia ALREADY bach her reply
i aloft her proud and un siSo1 justice and
moderation she has said 10 this sr'ia gu gov rich By
may be poor but we ,S s0 peopies applause, como
The es s.as v q sssn sns:
Commission and that combustion s to ss scm our late
Tho STATE for that matchless leader charactcrised
conventioa In it's platform of principles sA~