The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-14
THEIR WORK IS DONE.
Result of the Gathering of Republican.
at Milwaukee,,

Chairman Payne read the call. and an
nounced that the State Central Commit
tee, acting as committee on credentials
had transacted the business of that com
mlttee, and the roll was called by coun-
ties. Ogden II. Fethers, of GAINESVILLE,
was made temporary chairman, and T.
B. Mills and l.. j. Rush temporary sec
retarles. Chairman Fethers made a
brlet address, which was listened to
With attention, and frequently inter-
rupted by applause.
Mr.. Fethers sad:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF
TIE CONVENTION: | thank you most
heartily for this signal indulgence tom on
THIS most auSplciouS event, the day that
marks the coming Of the Republican narty
INTO its own again. Applause. And must
ask IN advance IIom you your patieut in
dulgencc and assistance, and in return for
your kindness to me | believe that can
return no greater equivalent, perhaps, than
The promise TO make my remarks exceed
ngiy brief.
We come together at time when all the
events OF the year preSage for us splen-
did victory. Applause. We are united
for the protection OF American labor Ap-
plauseI and American Industries and
honest money; IApplauscI and our
enemies are separated, divided
upon every question Of public
moment that is before the country
to-day. Wherever and whenever the
grand old party has been in power, the
prosperity OF state and nation is evidenced
on every hand, while the occasional sue
| cesses of the sO-callcd Democracy have
uniformly been backward steps in the his
Democratic success is but another
name for ..spoils and plundcr. ZAP
piause. The cyclone that struck
tins state two years ago was
seized upon by these political burglars
Applause who broke into our state con-
stltutl0n with Jimmy and gave Us the
most Infamous gerrymander that has ever
dlSgraced the statute books OF any state
Appl&uSe. And when the su-
prcme court wipes Out that infamy
from our statute books, this brag
party bObs up serenely fr.m below
and Immediately threatens and declares
Its purpose to repeat its crime against tree
government being watchful and mindful
only Of escaping the censurc Of the su-
prcme court.
1t is a pleasure TO turn to the splendid
achievements of cur Republican national
administration. The rights and interests
Of every citizen of the republic have been
guarded and maintained by our executive,
the guide. counsel and friend of all people.
tie has stood firm, self-poiSed, and IS
every inch manly man. Applause. !
For all time To come ideal states
| forever be linked with the name Of Ben
iamln Harrison. IGrcat applauSel. lie
| has honor ana courage. lou Will select
| to-day the men who are to 90 to Mime
apolIs. They will ther" speak for rs TO all
the world that the Republicans of the
state OF Wisconsin glory in the record
made by their great leader, the model
President, benjamin Harrison. APP
| plausc.
IN all times Of the worlds history some
o.. lf,.t.
| and been given a love akin to worship, and
! il is no diSparagcment to other men that
| this IS 50. because 80 man Is made less ~
| the greatness OF another, and So III this,
our land AMI time we have the foremost
man III all the world, whose rounded
| life is a blast Of victory. The great heart
| OF the Republican party goes out IN eX-
ultant Joy TO James q. Blame. Pro
| lOnGcd applause. O, my fellow coun-
| trImen, that IS the name to conquer
with. With it l can draw spirits
from the vast deep and make them speak
tunes. Great applause. As fer myself
concerning him, have all the simple faith
OF the Germans Of the Middi" ages con
ccrnin- Frederick BarbaToSsa. One man
SAID he was dead; wait hut lit
tie while, said they, and surely he
shall come again and lead Us on Il
victory. IApLIaUse.l And not later than
! 1886 no power short Of the grave shalt Tua
the American people OF its right To roml-
nate and elect James Il. Blaine President
of the United States. prolonged applause
and cheers.
| congratulate yCu. gentlemen, upon the
prosperity and happiness OF oar whole
people. i.abOr,S grand anthem Is heard
on every side. Peace ana prosperity
are in our homes, and willing winds
kiss our sails on every sea. hcSc
things have come and come 70 stay. hty
are the logical result OF that greatest and
" iscSt industrial and financial legislation
our country has ever known, the Mckln-
ley bill Applause. 1t has given pros
rerity to our nation unmatched III
the history OF the world, ana the AmeTl-
can people will see TO it that the stuffed
prophet Of the Democratic party, how
ever great may be the self-consecrauon OF
his solemn aWfulneSS. / laughter Will ney-
or get q chance to sign bill Tor us repeal.
thank You again. gentlemen, for the
distinguished honor you have conferred
upon me.
references 10 President Harrison
wero greeted with vigorous and enthu-
siastic applause. Ex-senator NFoone1
received an ovation when he rose In hls
pIaCc as q delegate TO move the appoint
meut Of the proper committees. Char,
man Fethers appointed the following:
Rcsolutions-At large, J. c, Spooner
Hudson: First District, J. +. ileg, " al
worth. NbtNlu, L. ID. I do " IL iA'S n
Third. ). ". Pierce, Adams; Fourth
Gerry w. HazcIton, Milwaukee,; Fifth, /.
" IIarht. WaukeSha: Sixth, q. I. Stem
berg: seventh. \. Z. Bleeknan; Eighth. j.
". Detsratf: Ninth, 5 ). Fiiicld; Ienta, }
II. stout
Permanent 0rganszatioon-At large
James O'NeIII. Clark; O. NJ. Pettitt. ke
nosha: T. l.. Newton, Dodge; ). W Bao
cock. NeceGah: William klrckh9fer, Mil
waUkee: S. ). Barney, Washington
George G.. Greene, Green Bay: W +
| pluurer. Durand: II. \. Frawbach: r. Sea
| field. Oconto; II. i. Warner, ELLSWORTH.
\ motion by Mr.. Hazelton, OF Nh
waukee, to refer all resolutions 10 'h'
committee without debate was carried
and the convention took a recess 'lll
| o'clock.
| ON re-assembling the various distrlc
| daIarqfions made the following recon-
| mendations for electors:
| First DiStrict-F w. Coon. Edgcrt0n.
second ristrict-E. ". Hawkes. Dodge
Third nistrict-S. W. Reese. Iowa.
F0nrth-C. :. Often. Milwaukee.
Fifth. f. BruSS. Ccdarburg.
Sixth George Fitch, Berlin.
Snyeuth-her Peterson, lrempaa!eau.
Fighth-W II. Hatton. v aupaca:.,
| Ninrh-FdwarI Ii. Winchester, Clark
Tenth-.Jeronle I. Coe, Barron.
Members Of the State Central Com
1
uittee were recommended as follows
FIRST pis;rlct-M. I. Park, ElNhorn; IL
| c. Martin Darlington.
Second-H. {. Adams, Dane; Jess
'''2iii qhiriNW, NJ Fogo. Ricnland Center
John N. True. Baraooo. nh,
Fourth-H {. Payne and Chris. Paulus
Fiftn-o. l.. Rosenkranz, Naukesha
| John K. RieSS, Shcboygan.
~ixth-.I. :. Anderson, Manitowoc; A
W Bass. Marquette ,,,..-.
seventh John I. Barber. Eau Claire
u. G. Mckenzie, Alna ,. c;,,,-
FIchth-E. II. Afaet, Pepere; Giloer
]. Jackson. tentf2li3. w
Einlh-F,. +. WherIock, Taylor: & "
/ HawIcy, Marsnttt2 c,:,,,-.
.ntT,-Nayor Miller. of thippeWi
Fans: Martin rattison, OF superior.
The committee on rsoiuil"hs pre-
sented the following. WhlsA Wa
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