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h.rmonv and unity by conference and . con.

harmony and unity BY conference and oon- On
splres that zeal and enthusiasm which H. Will
| make moro effective your WORK at nome mere
taking my leave Of YOU than to wish that, your
ons may and ts eoncason
may resume your places ~ your nome organ,;,
zscH .c sT n sasse i
The academy sents 1000 persons. There
SSS snt ss IN s
Il not quite enough persons standing to I'LL
these. There was another season OF cheering
Sa"d psserS Dsie T"s an% Amsr" The
northeast band had been sIueIched MT.
GOING on sis lie sSooS Ms with ill., dozen o.
msn on the platform and bowed to many 9TH
ers Hs ett the building n2mSnt after gG o.
carriage, a crowd outside cheercd him as
he went; while insile tho hand played and
| some ,,oi the crowd sang, Grover. droNcr.
Four Years Moro OF Grover"
GEN. CoLLISs's PRAISE OF SENATOR HILL
Mr. Cleveland missed hearng, Con. Collins.
who made tho next address and tho last be,
the Convention. Gen. Collins snid in part:
| W"nre, proud OF our great chiei, tho non
@ Grover 'EEss usyclaSa Sdisss
dent the country has had within tn the memory memory
wn s6e eTo%a G ns and
high m nded true disciple Of Thomas jeaer;I ;
|
ra9y pS"CfsSs Of and nnd s but IS
and and Roles. E % Of %tsrlisis and Morrison Of Pal liner
and lsnssell all chief, worthy M 70 lead end all
among us ali has done. is doing or. indeed.
can do service enual to that OF Senator Hill:
h0ts stood S nsX on a1 to oeas to
| plead with Democrats for an honest recogni-
tion and u grateful remembrance OF that ~ ser. n
| Nico His work In this canvass could not he
| other thun eflectual-perhaps the vital neces-
sar; work oi the year-because. above all other
s and hey ns know and Selese in lin h e '
Gonciading his speech Cen c3ins 'i, sntd Nns INV
other sase sa much tussa az
Grover Cleveland, Il Is not only popularity,
hnt an absolute belief Of the people IN MIR.
written in i advance i'h tint cleveland would 5.
nominated 1T Chicago and the action Of the
SGnE'"'0n Sli1,a was only a record OF tho popular
Gen. Collins announced that, Martin A; Ma
a. sa of Ycs
and Mir. .McSherry OF Maryland clerks. and
ssGs S%%n q ys6 Of c,ns rnn,epnH and .lHs A.
ions s ~Spe sS%nS,sS nosrsa 'ps y wism ESssh q
North Carolina offered n resolution OF synpa-
thy with President Harrison because OF tho
| illness Of Mrs. Harrison. 1t read:
R,.,',>h That tho Chairman OF the Convention be re:
e.s.! 's transmit 70 ne Dresden; Of the u Unss led
mems.rs Of the Association Of nenocrac Gibbs with
him III the days OF his anNety and to EXPIRES. to him
tison may be restored TO health.
Long continued applause followed the pas.
% long Il list st. Of invitations to visiting delegates
from various clubs to come and and, make them. them.
syss 1t srs ea
Coy. Flower. one from Congressman Springer;
and one from Mayor Grant. These were read
ing session was at an end. The adjournment
VIZ: until : o'clock.
cess and both bands were footing ut > . clock.
The building was not Huites so well filled The
San WITH Sancy Iae n Chairman s Collins
could hear himself think. He cal! ed ths Con-
ysnsion to order and introdTcsd Ss Mayor Boody
the opposition land rIayed Grover. Groysr.';'
Raj Rail! ri CcseIand % The The commttee on % Creien.
tials reported that there had been no contests.
Clubs
manent officers; c9mmunis,a,tion. vas read
GIub." Club telling Of forty orranizstions Of WON.
en-. It was signed Margaret Hoy. President.
Commitfee Con or Resolutions. These are some
| OF tho resolutions:
In S s h: Ss31 @ a.. M
National i,emorrasr G"mmistes in, in securing sec the
vnaon "s Of ,5. Erns:s ~ in ,h. ps
eap w" WITH IN
district OF tho Union, as the surrst method OF accom-
The in Of the wnc.
"t the managers Of the monopoly party to -S.uch the
sunraz. and to purchase another eas. OF the rresi'
mateiy take permanent possession Of tho Fedora!
%
othtrhoiaers anu nonopos.s .,, u.,o-..,.-.,
,s pas. %nnFs n Of the ps% y
! I
n.inand return to lower and more equal taxation.
" M"'cn % an he assomrshea only by election Of
| Cleveland anh stevensoh
| CocStan. who was not in the house Chair
men Collins introduced Congressman nuth,
on E hs tns for Scs ns Hd
new.d: Mr., Maginnis made a speech. He
dcscrihed Cevn and aI , not civil service re-,
Snee Gsveand S Better next
S,,;" said \ Mr. r. MaGinniSf; Sn.I "hss e. Learned
that tho hennbrans knew hsy couldn't vim
,,iiH f3Hr years AGO. Ine voice shouted again:
WsI! n, wCs sCs Sm w. h~ fhs time aud go 'em one
Dixie, and q. Northeast hnnd climbing Up
inr Bourke !,orkran. Then a resolution was
read which had cen passed by coloreL Demo:
| their support. The Committee on Constitu-
ton rrp',ited, advising that the General Com.
| mttee Of zoo Of the association should be dis
! landed. and that yice.Presdent appointed
| from each state should take its place. This
was adopted. The committee al so rem ominated
| PRESIDENT Black. and nominated Lawrence
Gardnsr Of Wnshinst9n - l2r Secretary and
Adrain Of New Jersey seconded the nomina.
| tiOns. and tho men were elected by ncclama-
| ton. ns ulso wero the following Vice.Prrsi-
| dents
| ARIZONA Charles I.on. Nsh.-rraIk II Ireland,
| Arksnsss-lA-. Mitchell y. li.--W. W. cochran.
| Iol--w Il Mckinley. Dcnv.N. DIR. !. r. wrighsop.
| Conn.-nunir \ Morgan. y I.-Haitow 5. Weeks,
Drl-c q MONTGOMERY. NC.-E &, smith.
| L. r.-.Dhn ". Ross y B.-tbarl~s Is. Hentou.
| Florida Is. johnson. Pa -rIam"t ". tnney.
jodiana-wn,. Z. English. Dhio-lohn J. I-ntI
Iowa-Thnmns bowman. H. l-David r. Baker.
Kentuck -rhiIT. German. = c.-Wnhr Hampton
I.Ousiana--I q. fArh. lenn.--W.E q. Nc AdoO. JE.
Nain"--J. r. Donovan. Nirg,nia-W. W. Dey.
Mi :. Eonert G Davidson. Washinytnn-.J i. Hrown.
Mass iIou ". 4. Rursell w. Va W. G. llamlin.
| MontanA-Hobt, L. Smei. Wisconsin-H. W, Bragg.
Mr.. Strange OF North Carolina offered this
resolution:
:" IirsoIrrd Tint this. tho National Associa-
tion Of Democratic Clubs. sxtends to the hon.
David Bennett Hill its cordial thanks for his
ablo exposition OF Democratic principles in