The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-26
WILSON By AccLAMArIoN.
Nominating Speech OF Col. Hainoo-A
Scene Of Wild Grcufns9cu.

NomhnAtinS speech OK Col. Hatnoo-A
Scene of Wild ConfusIons
TACOMA, Sept. 25.-rSpecial 1.-THE report Of
the committee on platform and resolutions
was called for, and Chairman Winston, Of that
committee, stated that the resolutions were In
the hands OF the secretary to be copied and he
requested that the reading Of the resolutions be
postponed until after the congressional nomjna-
tons. The rules were suspended. and II Wa su
ordered. Nominations for candidate for oon~
gress were then declared TO b IN ordor, ana
Colonel Haires rose and spoke - follows
This splendid assembly Il = gatherfng Of 4
victorious army. lApplnuse]. The march "a
every delegation to this magnificent hall Il that
of conquering host. and the music - which,
they tread ID glorious strain Of triumph ZAP
plsusel. In this succesful campaign ~ have
swept on to the glori0us field Of victory, over
the strongholds Of the enemy, and planted our
battle-fags on the -cress Of the highest
battlement& Loud cheersl. einco laoe
we met in convention peace has kopt
watch and ward over our commonwealth, nni
the signs OF prosperity have made eold6n
our flowing fields with grain, bright our smflr
ing valleys with fruit. and the white-wtnged
ships of the nations Of the globe have decked ouE
shining sea Prosperity has left = light II tlAe
cottage and In the mansion, and no one has
sought in vain for renumerstive eE7ploymoue
The hearts OF our people are filled with hsppt.
ness, and our Stewardship - party renders ~
tuem = 8OOQ ACCOUNT lAppi3uSest
"But the days of rest are drawing b olooa
We can hear from afar the thrilling note Of thu
war-bugle, telling rs that ws must soon don our
battle-harness: soon march amidst the con1ice.
and, elbow to elbow ana shoulder to shouloeRl
march on again To maintain those principles
which are the cardinal principles OF the brother-
hood of man; the principles of the Republican
party. IApplausel
"3ut in this case We must have . leader. WeI
must use . knight whose principles arc oor
principles, and on whose lance our banners VII
forever float No common task to him h Owen;
no common cause II entrusted 70 him 70 main.
tain. He is to be the chosen champion Of a
state which is today one of the wonders Of the
world: state which In ten yeau has increased
in population fivc fold and In wealth ten.
Its mountains are vast treasure houses
filed with great quantities Of gold. silves. iron
and coal: its fields are golden with grain and
bright with fruits of the tree and the vine: III
waters are white with the sails of every noklons
the busy hum Of its mills and factories can ~
heard on every side, and its hills and valleys
are the home OF the eternal forests There = ~
kingdom, there IL no state on the face of ~
earth, which has such vast and varied ~
sources. It is an empire in itself. and the
banner of lhat state should be entruseed - ~
uncertain hand. tAprsausel He must b y
man Of sovnd principles, gifted man, trus
and loyal man. pure and happy man. The
spotless as the snow. IApplause.1 This 4 q
state of justice, of freedom and union. and uci
one should sound his trumpet in the LISTS eAyeI
his heart Ii loyal TO just principles and has ho6
imbedded in him those lessons at his mekhoe'0
knee. IApplause.I Il is = state which owee ftDF
existence and prosperity to the maintensmce ~
Republican principles and the keeping of thoI
Republican faith Eappiausel. and no one shoul6s
plead its cause unless he has demonstrated vi
deed and voice thai every throb that courseol
through his heart IL purely Republican. IAp-
plause.I
Gentlemen of this convention. such lea1of
and such knight We are hefo ~
choose in this convention. We are hee
to place our colors ON his helmet end
send him down the lists with lance Ct yent - ~
battle for the grand old fag, the grand Cd
party, and the grand old principles Of jusx1c4
right and tho equality of all men, One yonTf
ago we were called upon to choose . 1esdef on1l
standard-bearer. We Wedeliberated long ana car&I
fully; we passed by many . siiyer-haired vees
eran in the cause. and we chose . young 1anE
whom we knew TO be brilliunt, able and u spot''
less integrity, with . heart single fn ~ d<I
votion TO the party and the eeoeobl
too young TO have worn the blue OF the gay buol
who had learned the great lessons Of joyalay'
and patriotism from . father who died IN -
tense of the Union and in support Of The Gvon9|
principles of the Republican party. lApplapsal II
followed him to battle From county to ooM1tys'
from city 70 city. and from town g eoWM.
he swept like q meteor with his b<1Is.
liant ardor. and when the sun o{|
election day went down the smiling esoc1I
looked down ON the young stats Of Wsahingtok
eutrenched In the Republican colnmns fcrep
more. tThunden of spplause.l He = NOS -
tonight to speak for himself, but his deo
speak louder and more eIoquently for hin thao
any words of his or mine could dn y
are written on the pages Of the ueoo9n
history, treasured IN the hearts - ~
people. and when the harvest is gofherod mey
will be found to have borne fruit ovefa 2 Wo0e
sand fold. He 10 far away, bus ane2def oE
shoulder with his Republican -ceIieeeuee n9nss
ing q glo,ions fight against Deuoerscy wh,c1
has announced that . free ballot n me SOU
can be purchased only with blood we
here with this as our battle cry: = free 49,
and 9 fair connt for the diseufrancn
millions in the south, regardless of nscq3
coior.' With nrv hattie cry; Froeqe . i
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