Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-29
JAMES NJ. TURN Err
The Banner Bearer for the
Republicans.
Rev. Washington Gardner for
Secretary OF State.
The Nomination FOR State Treas
urer Holly Contested Mccoy
Makes a Grand showing
Moore OF Wayne Wins
It-Cther Nomina-
tlons Notes.



reciai Co the rgLsssAN- HzsALD
DErEorF, Aug. 2s.-Ihe Detroit rinl
presented 4 lively appearance thl
morning when the convention recon
yeuec. The immense auditorium wa
a perfect nlass ot humanity, AMI til,
galleries were packed almost 70 sufO
cation. Many ladies were present, anl
taelr enthusiasm scented rs great Gs III.
meas, Oniy 10 a quiet way. They
waved their handkerchief for theii
tayorites. and e.apped their pretty
hands. There was scramble for ad.
mission tickets, bat they were limited.
The galleries, however, were thrown
open 70 the public. The delegates oc-
cuplcd abou. hall OF the lower floor,
ana the balance IS filled by those who
have been fortunate enough TO obtain
passes
Tne Fourth, Fifth and Sixth districts
had the most advantageous positions.
They were located directly IN front of
the platform. che First and Eleventh
districts are on either side of the plat
form. The Fifth is n the rear. but
plenty near enough to be distinctly
heard
Ii was 9.45 when the convention was
called to order ~ Temporary Chair
mau P. I. Van Ute. Rev. J. VI. Brock
way invoked Il divine blessing, after
which the report OF the Committee on
Credentials was received. Seth f.
Engler then moved that DR.. John L.
Neahr, of Flat RoeS, who had sat under
the oaks ut Jackson when the Repubi-
can party was formed, be invited to
the platform. lie Was cheered.
The chairman Of the Committee on
Credentials reported that there were
pa delegates present and all the coun-
ties except Luce were represented. The
report was accepted.
The report of the Committee on Per-
manent Organization and General
Order OF Business reported that they
had elected Hon. Austin Blair perman-
ent chairman and James Van klcek. of
Bay City, permanent secretary. Chair
man Blair then took the platform and
spoke As follows. 1T is nv duty 10
thank you heartily and honestly for
the great honor conferred on me. I
EXPIRE sed my opinions yesterday after
noon, and / have nothing to say
further than that find my
sentiments voiced IN toe speech
of senator HOar. ! say. God bless
Senator HOaT. We are here tOnOmiuat-
n ticket. The whole government OK
this state has been IN the hands Of the
Republican party since 1851 with out
one exception. The Legislature OF this
State has made some mistakes, and
the supreme Court mas set aside the
most important legislation. When /
see This I feel ike rising up aud accus
ing some person OF .. We should be
careful as TO the future. I feel proud
of our State, and when I look over is
Institutions I say there is no place ike
grand old Michigan. / know that YOU
'sIi act wisely You must make
ticket that wiI b. the successful one.
Cheers You viii take care 70 infuse
that blood when viii give the party
lite. | feel you Will Go TINS. I see il
m your faces today. lCacess.I Cen
ttDttteiif We VIII t"" tAtttcA 20 tae
business OF the convention.
tteorge opau4d.nS, oi Monroe, pre-
senied tHe report ~ she committee OF
ktsoi ltaoas-
THE PIATF0EM.
The Republicans of Michigan in con
ventCu assembled DO hereby adopt tae
f9Ilovirr niatr.rn,.
i. Mat fne H--.,aiirs,s ~ Nr.rbigo,
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