The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-24

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the hall felt that Palmer was good fellow and
Tx ,consressmen Brewer and Allen and
sesssR seSsIi oaisSo Sss STATE
made SsFS gohS nor
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a formidable mass Of statistics, politics and
political speech. in which he admitted that
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ts Ss SSh hn0s Gnss In the @ e s
break n On effort to boom Gresham BY r..
q%nyeiilnS Of the equestrian statue Of Gen.
Francis Newlands Of California, the Wash
ington agent Of the silver, organization. was
most lively i've spissas q the afternoon. Il was
enn n ny on who 81 ss %p the
made no reference to Col. slupsky. but
Inns IN To or
campaign, purposes the sum Of S23.5OO which
Ce e Of e Ts tS
Reed drew forth generous applause. which
grew uproarious as he drew from HE pocket q
said. which were being made in St Louis at a
great rate: and that was his reply to the
R9WH' sn Mn Tn f Fsy s sat- down Omaha pu. for
ward a man named Judge Scott, who has q
great reputation as an orator and u humorist
by making. in an alleged good -natured way a
SHARP attack =, ap3n, every other city: EXCEPT
T NM that is h seiNlpE Tor tho GanyeItion.
stance, lie said that. while the climate q Min
northern Town, that they were obliged to
9%shH d for Ss Keep the .eSy ts %
ing iq Omaha. Judge Scott said that they al;
SSssh sn
H1TsFa to asfas bin IN The ssfss
chineinnstt ;5 Judge Scott said; had BiaIps
6SnventiSn RS tho aoS seS
out iIst in time and ntHsted that
81 I 81 say GssG San
he attacked ChicaYe by saying that that city
kingishsr after a Ash. h." Wien the fish was y
the ss down and
The latter part Of Judge SCOTS speech was
practically lost in the confusion caused by an
ator Edmunds was the, chief actor in it. and it
rather beat anK OF that statesmans previous
seated t.i'i among the visitors listening to the
speeches. solemnly arose in the, very midst
Of Judge SCOTS speech walked between the
ppheot hands Win 1ns
then made most stately bow and started to
ss Of FL adsa s sSs
laughter. and general excitement. he saw the
going down tho hall toward the door. every eye
Of the Convention, upon him and m, his name
s ~ ponT for the nab
that could have been successfully carried out
by no other man than George F. Edm1nds
performed a graceful little act which won him
much popularity among his Republican asso-
S hour. he Quietly sailed the Coiored COMMITTEES.
gentleman presided over the meeting while
Senator Manderson took the platform then.
and made al most as pleasing. good -natured.
Ss an psS
Among other things. he said that the "a Alliance
II hRsa ft o9os9 Spss
spoke p good word for Omaha; and then the
winded speech of the Fourth 81 July style.
Leans to a pretty lively pitch. The best thing
tiers VIII ch had come upon some OF the West
Pfeffers grashoppers and other kinds OF pesti-
lence. Thurston wound UP the business for
Then the great State of New York came for
y Wna WE tR IN nf
Full Of %n stssstica tabPes Thsrs sA was mac
Of h S h had spSa Fsd them m
Il. but BIZ Witch made sloat Tassett sGuirm
around In very uneomfortable way BY refer;
lost tho Worlds Fair; Col. Shepard endeayored
to work o Harrison boom by referring to the
a9 or the Te ehps
Col. Shepard was followed for New York by
Fssset iHs s latter aa met With the Reception 81
the day. He was cheered to the echo at every
point IN his speech and pqndSmoniEm broke iI
moments during tho delivery OF the New York
speeches the metropolis seemed really to be
the sSnss anS 9s Ss %e'ffSn f
sPeech recess was taken {, for dinner +. ,,,,,
and kept closed during the recess, and the
pressure for admission vas SO great In tho
9SPS 70 t tie nto Wien
tor Edmunds succeeded. in getting inside he
declared that no had had more trouble in do
Ing 80 than he had had In getting into the Re-
publican party forty. years ago. soon after
platform. In doing so he said:
For the first timo in twenty-five years am free
and indep;naent citizen Of the repqbi,c pI,ESatc.
piasel THINK that y IL not q so much consequence
which of those beautiful places for the holding OF our
National Convention shah be chosen 81 y j. that which
y by every other place and that me Frsa
moved and had our being shall DO carried out Nc nat
VIII be- we may say, as my dear ga friend Senator 70,
poorest Republican IN tbs United States was better or
best Democrat whoever lived Laughter and spplausel
The GLAZING Of Cincinnati were presented
first by ex-Gov. Foraker. whose appearance
on the platform was ehoered yooifer9usly. He
which could be cured only by the Conyen.
cure cure; one one at tho expense Of the Others; Better
have them all come down 70 Cincinnati, where
there was pure unauthorized Republican;
Ism That would reGenerate al Of them and md
ASaT tell sTmsTsA Mss asd Onto e
cat mt aIiva. the whiRkered Pfe1er