Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-29

iaae As %-1 compel 20 pea son % ~
t@4es % greater interest "a property
+ than he owns.
To- We reafhrm the position OF the
hep0ol.eAa party, heretofore expressed
/ "a - state platforms OF loso an4 loocs
4 apon tie Temperance Qaestlon-
H. We oppose the further issue OF
f Tee passes 70 members OF the Leg s.s-
tuFe, anu al other public officers, and
ns uFse tho passage Ot Avs that VI
llh-tt heavy pena4Ees upon such ON
GERS Tor accepting such passes, and up
Oh any Individual or corporation who
shal give or Oter 70 give them 10 such
Officers
Il We favor the most rigid economy
10 TIE management Ot our Stale gov
ernment and State institutions, and de-
mAnd shorter aud less expensive ses-
Sons OF the Legislature.
THE NOMINATIONS.
The chairman called for the business
Of tEe convention - proceed, and sen
atoF John HolbgOok, Ot lngnam, stepped
onto the platform and proceeded To
make the lgsL nomination OF the con
venlion.
As citizen OF Iagh&m, take pleas
ule N presenting the distinguished sOu
OF that coaaty tOr Governor" Ae COM
menced. "lR behalf OF those who nave
known him best, / offer him % YOU
Olter HIM, a man OF great executive
aeliliy, magnificent physique and
head cauElnA of brains. / offer him,
not As tie e. reseatauye Of any class
Lett ~ the age OF ~ the sole support OF
mother aild SIX children. by hls uu-
dauntable ser-therequahues he showed
tue happy combination OF American
manhood and courage. lChecrs.l The
State has ruug with the magnitude of
nls business interests. He mas contrib
uted III 40 small way TO the resource
~ Northern Men gan. DO you believe
"A man engaged IN the agricultural pur-
SUITS of this state could well MI this
great Office Ii 50, take him. lie has
built up one OK the most magnificent
farms III the state. What he mas done
tor agriculture through the State
agricultural society is well known. 60
10 the brawny miners of the North who
have never once been scduced bv the
pesulent agitator, and they VII tell
you who and what be is. In 1889 he
was elected mayor of that Democratic
city of Lansing. He is a man OF spot
less character and unblemished domes-
tic relations. The man whom | will
mention TO you has no stain upon his
shield. The name | give YOU YOU can
wreath and crown with victory. l give
you q chance to elect a man born and
raised on Michigan soil. ] take great
pleasure in presenting the name OF
Hon. James 81. Turner, of Lansing.
Loud and repeated cheering.
No 0ln
dorsed 10y Fred Maynard, of Grand
Rapids. He said that IN behalf of the
lighting staiwarts OF the State, and IN
behalf of many from the Fifth district,
ne IndOrSed the name of the Hon.
James NJ. Turner. He said it was the
mission of the Republican party to
ascend up and drag the Democrats
after them. ''Only yesterday we were
reminded by that gallant leader OF !
Michigan that we have Il fight on our
hands," he commenced, "but that is
nothing new. We always have fight !
on our hands. We have magnificent !
leaders and we must have good leaders |
to win battles. The fighting Republi- |
cans OF the Fifth distric; are for James |
NJ. Turner. [Cheers.l The necessities |
of the hour demand Mr.. Turner. Four |
everything, who came to the front but /
James Mcmillan? And now they are /
everything again and for this |
reason we lndorse James NJ. Turner"
On motion of Jay Hubbell it was de-
cidCd to extend the time for nOmInat- |
ing speeches 10 fifteen minutes.
Judge j. B. Moore, OF Lapeer, stepped |
n. rg r.fl
John T.. Rich. He said: There are /
two important issues which need the
attention or the Republican party to-
day. have only TINS To say, the Con-
yress of the United states say they
should treat Il fraudulent election as
40 election. IL would be idle to say
that we TGll have child's play at the
coming election. One OF the candidates
today comes from the Seventh Congress
sional district and the other from the
sixth. Today three OF the members OF
.he Supreme Bench reside within the
sixth district. aud / know they Will ask
TOu little later ON 10 nominate that
gallant man, Judge Cahill, OF Lansing.
fhe question should not be where does
INC man IvcP bat, who is hey And.
Gentlemen. think you will find every
requirement IN John T. Ricn. II has
)een SAID rigt Turner was great man
Il magn fcc1t physical proportions,
md brain uOwcr, bat John 4. Klcn Is
ns peer a every respect. For four /
erus = WIS Iu the Legs.
atufe acting in the capacity
II Speaker, and it can he trutAfuuy
aid the Leg g.slatgre never had better
speaker. Eacrc is no mau who wa, (
4w h. A rt.. r, ~ rtrzenss "a % flrn gr,9f1frs.