The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-11

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the duties Of the state and the Treasury neparment
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PEOPLE not at Al diyerng ITS energies for rejection:
and y az Of sas :as,on
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IN rsaSsns contact With the peSpt in Woner
iy versatile and felictious speech: by tic cIains OF
nerican home nominate Benjamin Harrison
WOMEN START YELL FOR HARRISON.
At its close. the asst paragraph being deliv- !
sred with impassionsd earnestness and Gil
counter dem trntion to that following
speech: An immense crayon portrait
of the President was carried down to the plat
orm. while thousands We're on their feet
Sat Gould fn handsd eVs g, SMn ns
pew MIS- Howe o W Ma
waving an immense flag Mrs: Howell's CON
splitting initiation of the Comanche war
v hoop. which she continued until completely
,AuHuhuu. III u lew minutes inc harrison
portrait was met by the Chicago Blaine Club
tanner. and down and npthe aisle together
hey were carried until the yelling was over.
The end came IN 70 minutes.
WARNER MILLER SHOUTS FOR BLAINE.
Then Mr.. Warner Miller OF New York took
ho platform to answer his colleague and sec
md the nomination Of Blaine. He said:
Mr. PRESIDENT GENTLEMEN or THE CONVENTION:
ou have no longer time to listen to the rehearsal OF
he history Of the achievements or tho Kepuh-
lean party. You have no longer time 10 listen
o tho record. OF our great state,men.. You
convention. Thus far It has been Convention
n which kindly spirit has prevailed upon our side
ma have no doubt that il is 10 prevail TO the end and
hat whatever may be the dictate OF this It
WI be RATIFIED by the whole RepubicA party lnd by IL
majority q the voters OF the republic The portion Of
he New YORK delegation which | represent does not
ONE mere To make any GotractiGn upon any
nan in high authority upon the dent
No indulge III nothing OF tEis kind. We uphold tho
lAnCs o. the man whom We nut In power by our votes
Yearly four years ago nui come here feeling that
he great State of New YORK. in enabling us to achieve
ictory In November than any ether candid ate that
an be named Republican maJOrities IN the State of
Jew York gro found in the Interior counties Since
ave been IN Minneapolis have received hundreds OF
espatches from leading cities OF those counties and
hey all tell me that the idol OF people is the IDOL
hat we have held for twenty years. James q. Baine
Loud and continued cheers.l Nothing that any one
oud say here could add Ia his fame detract from
he honor belonging u him rs IN American eslnan
lis history and achievements known to the whole
EprV han NaA,