New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

nation Of Ex-Governor Gray. Of Indiana.
John : Rhea. responding to tho call OF Kentucky
| said: ,..,..
| Talllng from the great commonwealth whch Is 'no
birthplace OF tariff reform and the homo of the star
| cred Goodies | come 10 second the nomination vi
the Hon. Adai T.. Stevenson, OF ILLINOIS,"
The Illinois delegation instantly on It's iec' a'
the mention Of Mr. stevcnsOn's name ana banner
was elevated bearing tho Inscription: ~ f. S'e'
enson Iinols's Favorite son. This was grec'"
with prolonged cheers the audience and delegates
| Kentucky takes her Democracy continued Nr.
Rhca like she takes her whiskey. straight ("rat
Iaroh,,rl | cane % this convention representing
that contingent which fearful to follow the nag
% Grover Cleveland or the band wagon besnS' VIC
| believed we might follow the Democratic hearse IN
November daughter But in the presence of TINS
v,st ,ssomb,are | have been overwhelmed by mo
,,tlisla.m that srects his great name aud believe
we arc on the high road to Democratic success. sup
mort Illinois, candidate bcs.u'c understand ne Is q
democrat who believes that to the victor belongs mo
spoIls Great applausc) Because nc believes iHrthcr
tina, there are ho;s and competent men enough' III INC
palty /, i'll III the Offices CHEERS. ana waiTa. Tue
assertion that II he be- placed In This high Office Mug
wump, aud Republicans Will stand no quartz: At ND
'"H" MICHIGAX's CANDIDATE NAMED.
Edward f. Uh presented Mlchigan's candidate as
! follows:
II nv memory Is accurate II was within pistol shot
~ vl.y,, this convention hall now lands that the
erea, senator from New York IN l-7o, addressing
himself to a Republican Maui mai ,"hNehuVi Hlu
ANY Republican can carry Michigan" lie spoke with
,he knowcdge that for twenty i've years he Ieilsu
stais 6d S 6 %a 5S ercs AZ ' ' 3o5 the senator
,aw that Republican column shterei Dy DVh
who S e sp G 'g 5Sa% N thu state by
a majority 81 3O.OOJ. That lawyer was inc non
Acn !" x Mq ire Hon. On PFSs c@a, coocy Who y
mon consent had taken rank among the i"rc' h
,urI-ts Of his time and Whose rcnown ~ such had
passed tho boundaries OF The continent I9oTHlms
That victory tho delegates from my state on thc moor
party as representatives. Of the utumphan' pemoc
rncy ~ MehsG ,bs9 ,oldv Democratic. with -
nomocrntc Legislature pioneer III This generation IN
The enactment of all electoral Law which brings 'hn
choice II the Chief Magistrate Of the Naiion nearer To
tie cltlcn they believe they can hoId inc t,.huc
against the assault OF The enemy Ihc' are prcnre
Ncnigans fourteen electoral votes They offer Morse
Nom.atc, here and now. - candiiats ior thc o,noc
Of Vice President Michigan ,oiulcr ,v' Si,on t
have The honor, at tie Instance OF NY .ses'"o"' W
present. and she will give the entire fourteen. ,
~ ~ y",es viii lie secured for the National
ticket In Tho doubtful states Of the Union which VIII
be- lost BY nomnai9 nor, less ogs a'' 10 " d~lrad %'
feather, weight from The Just claims Of me ui. 10
nsushed gentleman who la, been or wG" may re- .,
sncc,fuv insist that Mich!gan's candidate has Gle
nenS Of strength supcror 10 them AT u T VIZ rnIs
s much but II Is not all lie Is an able lawyer
wise LEGISLATOR and profound iurlst lie ,',, Is ~
NE lie Il especially strong with the people. re
especially strong with the Grand A,ny "r se
coirasn 10 make n certain and ndc,rucuhle Union OF
ndctnctblc states, b., when to contest W." ,o ,hc
wreck OF war. lie fought more Entering the ser
yico a, u private in the 10Th Mlehigan Infantry he
participated In every battle Of the Peninsulnr cam
nnicn lie was In tr fierce fire AT Anuctam under
Mcclellan he with Pope at ManassS he ,'gd ny
n afamant lie wa, IN red storm at Mission Ridge
assistant ntlgtant general In TIC fourth H ,hnt
Corps and while leading his men, left an arm on tse
historic heights. Himself binding mp his ~onnls wib
The hand remaining he did not quit the heh bnt
10 the close Of that memorable struggle WIN
an arm Torn away. be remained In active >.ryi ,
mpon hi, retirement received a most fatcring tcsu-
monal from General sheridan rs to his worth DON ~
out Of The galaxy OF gallant heroes In the Ornament
II Democracy. which are sprinhcd as starr In II.
dcpf can YOU name one Of st"rncr stun or cast
I'm n more heroic mould When the brave men WHO
crossed bavonc,s turned back To their war wasted
homes when ngaln from every roof tree OF the
&C. 60" mo- bitterness left in his heart. lie
would ohllt"ratc, rather. the traces Of the war
with the same hand that sno": he wo1il
ohscurc The recollection Of the bitterness eugcndcrcd
in the blast at Getty sburg and Antieam by the nom
Org Of the brave deeds which thee gave new meaning
TO hcroIsm either side and by tho common glory OF
bunker Iiil and Yorktown.
d" Won rcmrmber my fellow delegates that there
arc yet SURVIVING near l;oo00oo mcmGcI~ OF tnt
they hold In highest esteem. and honor whenever up
Tortunity presents. one who has taken his place IN
famc, Can YOU falI TO appreciate that the nomi
nation Of this viii light the torch Of enthusiasm
m"Sh strength /" yonr Ticket have said he is
.tronr WIN the people. lie Is one OF the people IN
TO ttc 9pl; IL SHOWS their wants 1 1nrr
their confidence and support In the fullest measure
Twice elected as states Attorney IN a Republican dis
- Ntat. "a -
district witch gave Grant 200 majority over Gree
cy, elected Mayor OF his city when every one on the
rumb,r OF votes ~ any candidate on the ticket as
Ntorncv General. ana finally elected Justice Of The
are the touchs,oncs by which his strength with
Tho people has been tested lie Is great campoigncr
our cause and supporters 70 himself wherever he Is
heard. rc ASSURED hiy learning ani ABILITY ar" com,
wo would ceval" him, To whatever .'ltcn ~ dntv
he has been called he has been found it fr ne
cncts formulated by Jefferson. arl enforced by Jack
ard Cleveland. h stands for the equality of all
,"rrcmacv Of the Fcd@rai Ciovernment within con.
'titutonnl limitation f,r th" assertion Of local self
Wo tie honorable hll"n D. Morse Chief Justice
" Michigan, for Vie" President.
NETWORK HAS so CANDIDATE
Governor Flower. speaking for Ncw-York said his
state had cand.'nie to present
North Carolina seconded the nomination OF Mr..
me appropriate for the second place upon the ticket
because" said Mr.. Kopc. Il" T. In recognition Of his
valiant services upon the battlefield In defence Of
his lndisSolublc Union Of ours"
Mr. Cunningham. Of Tennessee. the representative
= the majority OF the delegation Of that State
seconded the nomination % Isaac L. Gray In brief
pecch.
Texas also seconded the nomination OF Stevenson,
II Illinois. Npplausc.)
Vermont seconded the nomination of Isaac =. Gray
'irrina seconded the nomination OF stevenson. and
Washington that OF Gray.