New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11


q, every combat and has Loyalty supported every "ohc
-. 10 hcon mt before the American people
49, ono, a.ain his admirers have sought to MAKE MN
pr,siasnt Of the United states. but for one feaso"
or the ether, either In convrntcn or III c"''o''
A., have failed thus far to DO IT. but IL is remark
able fact that Notwithstanding all the variations oi
American politics. the ups and downs which come TO
r pubuc men and the changes which come 70
our marty our candidate the one that should name
bera In second has lost nothing VI
m. love and affection OF tae great
masses Of the Republican party. HpplsuseJ
II IS the common people, If insy so express hScn'
who have always followed his banner with deNouoh'
with energy and with courage; and to-day 'pclhi"s
for a majority Of the delegates from New York zap
nlapsel sp~abing for what / know to be a vast
majority CT the loyal Republicans OF the state OF
Sew-York (spelause), l stand here 10 shy 70 YOU
nat II our candidate shall be given 10 u.s. we siii
ro into the canvass with the highest expectations ana
belief OF success. CApplausc)
Thus finally giving YOU my assurance OF what
know TO be the sentiments OF the people IN inc In
terfor Of the state Of NcwYor1 and OF the deisa'es
who repr-sent 10 large extent those constituencies
In selrif OF those constituents of mine ana III Dc
half Of majority OF the delegation OF the 9A'e VI
NowYork second The nomination OF James w. hia'"e'
(hpplause)
The secretary called North Carolina. H. r.
Chatham responded, saying that ne uio to Oil
behalf of the Republican party OF Norm INTO
linz and sOOe. 600 negroes in the United states
yvhoee prsqr,.,s and development in educational
financial and moral way has surprised the world
Continuing he said
rise hero 10 second the nomination Of the erand
orator. of the gallant Of the wise>t statesmen that
ever adorned the annals of American history. the
Hon benjamin Harrison. ApplauseD
FORAKER FAILS TO RESPOND.
The secretary preceded with the call Of States
-itlo aiN-ln
When Ohio was reached there was loud applause
and cries of Foraker, hut Foraker refused to re-
spoud The secretary then called Oregon. Penn
sylvania. Rhode Island South Carolina and South
Dakota, without response. Upon calling lennes-
see, G. b Boyd, Of thnt State, said
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the ConVehuon'
want 70 say this convention that we are heic I" a'
IL, btdding IF the American pcope. want 10 Say
TO this convention If the people OF this Nation. Oh
the Republican party. should gather either III inc hA
West North or South and the names oil lhese
great men should BE- submitted before the peoPie'
who would they demand TO lead them III 'hls
contest! loud cries Of Blaine" and Harrison }
Gentlemen and Fellow Citizens. in answer 10 that
question .ay the would come from miihoh
bosoms the name Of James G. Blaine. the "Phimed
Knight" Great applause Now. gentlemen OF TINS
on | came 10 perform tho win Of the people
and as the gentleman from New York said no heard
the noise coming from the galleries, yes, and tiahR
God. the people in the galleries must vote lot 'ne
President of the United states. Cheers and wells
from the galery.) / believe ! do the bidding OF my
constituents when ask you to nominate that prince
Of parlamcntarlaus and the matches statesman from
Maine James q. Blaine (Cheers)
Texas Vermont Virginia, Washington and
West Virginia were called and NO response was
heard When Wisconsin was called, Senator
Spooner proceeded to the platform amid cheers
SPOONERS EL0QUENCE FOR HARRISON.
Seconding tie denomination of President Harrison
he addIessed the convention as follows;
Mr. President and Gentlemen OF the Convention
The prelminaries settled and 1t Is a relief that
we are at last face to face With the great duty which
we came hther to perform. That the action OF this
body, composed of representative men who love the
Republican party and seek TO promote rs success for
It's record and It's principles viii be deliberate thought
full and patriotic and such TO secure for II the ap
prevail Of those who sent us here, cannot well be
doubted. National Republican Conventions have not
been accustomed to ualIe mistakes. That which met
OF Chicago In 1888 made mistake when It IN
trusted the power and responsibility and leadership TO
Benjamin Harrison, Of Indiana and Benjamin Harrison
made no mistake. ApplauSe.) He quickly proved
himself an ideal candidate and leader WHO led.
Millions Of hostile and eyes seorched his whole
u,o In vain for spot or blemsh On the march and
IN the battle no man rode before him. Calm. dEnifcd
aid wise, every day brought from his
lips deliveIsnce in Itself perfect
Dr. torn, unexcelled for Uace OF diction,
power OF epigrammatic statement and the spirit Of
tr1l, cloduence He imbued the party with renewed
yigor ana strength, and srepldy led it to Victory
His friends bring bis name into this convention,
proudly conscious that the record which he hos made
needs net 10 be supplemented by words of advocacy
He has been from the day Of his Inauguration what
the people elected him 70 be-the President OF the
United states He has given to the country M Al
mInistration which for ability, efficiency, purity and
with of
ualisor with any which has preceded since the fonda
ton of the Government He has beel free from
"varableness or shadow Of turning IN MS deVouon
TO III. principles Of the Republican party ana 10 uhe
redemption Of the pledges made by It TO the P0ple
He has stood for the protection Of American industries
ana the interests OF American workers and placed
with alscrity the seal Of approval upon the great T
Hill NJ the List Congress, which has Ourddcn the
food of misrepresentation which swept over H. as DID
the ark In the denee Of old, and now rests upon q
foundation as solid Mount Ararat (Appane)
He champioied and promoted. by every means In
harmony with the dignity Of his great Oncc, the
sdoution OF the scheme Of reciprocity, which en-
acted has found favor with people; not limited to
the south American Republics, or barteIing the In
crests Of one industry for the benefit OF another bv
tle free admission OF competitive products, but com
ponq fair treatment by all Governments OF all our
people and productions under penalty Of CONNER
c,aI retaliation Openly friendly to the use OF silver
os one OF the coin metals Of the country, under con
ditions which shall urely maintain II al parity WIN
gold and striving TO secure. by ihtrnouoha
agreement. the eX Of t'oSe cohluoh
lie stands nevertheless, firm as ule
granite which underlles the continent against
II policy which would debase the currency oi
the people, and drive the coin OF either metal OH
Of circulation LApplause) Nor did he forget or oiS
regard the solemn pledge Of the Republican parry
that every citizen rich poor native or foreign
born white black" IS entitled at every pubic ele
ton to free ballot. and to have that D'''o
honestly counted and faithfully returned tApphu'"'
With a skin. dignity and courage which has com
PEELED the admiration Of political friend ana foe 'iho
he has caused IL TO be understood Throughout III
world that the American flag represents Govern
ment which has the power AID the Will to pfopsc
the American uniform and AIncncan lnteIcsts az al