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


this convention who bear and will bear.
whether nominated or not for he h. Replhhcan)'
rs full share In the great contest which to-day IS
u begin. The Republicans in every stat, sav" on"
in convention assembled have Endorsed With enthusiasm
his Administration tpDn that Administration auf
its record Of efficiency and achievement the hepubll
can party is 10 invite the coming campaign There
Is nothing persuasive in the assertion that the people
who officially approve Administration will Withhold
their approval from the man who is responsible for II
and who has largely made IT, (Appiausc) Put him
al the head Of the column Place in his hand the
banner OF Rcpubcanism and he will carry 1t agres
sively all the tmo the front and he viii lead us
again to victory. There will he irresistible power
and inspiration in the knowledge which pervade' tho
people that long as he is President there Is one
al the helm who. whatever bedrs Us, at home or
| abroad, will bring to the solution of every quee
| ton, to the execution Of every polcy ana
| 10 the performance Of every duty splendid
and disciplined Intellect. absolute rcctltude of pur-
ppse ard unfaltcrng desire to conserve every interest
Of every section. Il self-poisc which Is a sure SAFE
| guard against hasty mistaken Judgment, ana
| patriotism which has wavercd, either
| in war in peace prolonged applansc)
| Senator Spocner retired from the platform anna
great applause, and the Chairman recognized Is. T..
| Fink. OF the Wisconsin delegation, who seconded
| the nomination Of Harrison Mr.. Fink's reference
IN the President as the worthy, fearless, in
| brought forth great applause, as did also that
TO the chairman as the Napoleon OF the tariff.
William Mckinley, jr" A mention of General
! Algrr was also productive Of enthusiasm, but
| the greatest demonstration was in response to II
| reference 10 "brany James q. Blaine. MI
| Fink concluded with an appeal for the renomlna-
ton Of the President,
The secretary called Wyoming, and Stephen
| w Downey, Of that State, addressed the con-
! vention follows:
| Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Convention
come from of the far of States. which Is many
| miles from here. (Derislve laughter and eve OF
| Good. good, why did not Won stay there'0 we nave
come here have voice in this convention by whom
shall be nominated the Republican for the Presidency
| Of the United states. When ! listened to the dis
| tngushed gentleman from New York, the Hon.
| Chauncey NJ Dcpew, when he referred Ill
| ach eloquent terms to the orator from Colo
| RADIO senator wolcotD and said that lie
| had drawn down upon himself the genius OF
oratory and that he had tipped his tongue with inc
silver OF the State Of Colorado, thought That III inc
person of The distinguished gentleman from We" '"r"
| (Mr. Depew), / once more in TINS great 'onNch
| ton as in ancient times Demosthenes' V"fc"'
laughter and confusionJ .
You saw gentlemen. nominate Benjamin HARRISON
on behalf of the other contingent. say, we Will show
| Vol a be,ter-Jamss G. Blaine. (Chcers) repre-
cent tho hardy fronersmen, the miners, the hnceh'
the farmers: and say to yon that the name OF J"hes
| c. Blaine will bring votes by the thousands uans',
ter and cheers. and he Ia the man u d. ho"l'o"'
| C4.s q, Time time Why, gentlemen Of the
convention Cries OF Time" " timc) here l. Hhh
who WAS honored by that grand man OF history james
A Garfield Let the sound 90 forth, and let inc leet
NJ those no fought echo around his bones forever
more.
| TROUBLE IN GETTING HEARING.
Tho sneakers voice was we'll nigh drowned III
the coulmotion of the bOusc. lie tried 10 con-
| tinue and said c,o,o
| Gentlemen Of the convention. the youngest stl,"
| 10 The Nation demands hearing az your hhnNs' "
| ar. here. and though not a Distinguished oon',o
-, tho rnitc., states nor member Of Congress- &c
msnd in tho name II the common PcopIo ""'. "
| heari in this convention. Cries OF ""n' s"a
| The Charman-1ne Chair wants 10 state thst 'hc'e
| i M lmi, to this debate and until hhi' Is p".
unon H. n Is due any gentleman VINO nses 10 sp'"N "'
| he sHall have a hearing ,,,s .,otr
| MIR powney-I recognize In the disungu'sh'a o''""
man here one who is all fnirncss' an" WAN " co,
| now 70 him. IN view of what hn,e said here ABOUT
| o,hera mako no pledges, but wheh four years mole
| rou oronnd We will turning to Mckinley at his leiV
| make you President Of the United states
Ar Mckinley. with q twinkle in his eve. bowed
ks thanks 20 tho SPEAKER. The Delegates ana
| audience treated the announcement with greao
| applause but showed an irreprersiplc u'sp'4i''o'
TO rdcule the speaker Mr.. Do"h'S p'o''''-
ing. said; ,,. o.ro,oo, N.
| ,. u.oro mad. nv our Distinguished permanent
o,a,rmar and tley were protection reciprocity H'u
| frce ballet Now show rs a man III INC h7p''"' ~
| ,a,tv who rs done moro TO advance these t''nss ~
b. from, than the honored satosman tn" ill"'''on'
| a., hosn nomination am here 10 second, James t.
| Blaine. Apphisr) 49, -, Ill
T1.e secretary continued the calling OF the roll
| o,ln, Arizona District of Columbia New
Mox,cn Oklahoma and Utah. The conclusion o'
tho call Of States was received with app'a"e''
Tho r,,s,deutLrhe friends OF both candii''cN h'Vo
| ,noupcsd 70 the Chair that there are gentleman III
COO ar elk states who failed to respond when 'heir
| states we're called. but who desire 10 w ''''
| osass NJ No No" and " Ballot. } ,
| General Swell, OF New-JeTsey-Mr. fre'ioen'' !
,oove that the convention proceed TO ballot ior
| crdida,c for President Of TIE tni'ed SINUS
PROCEEDING TO TIE VOTE
nv. o.ion nrevailcd and a short informal
r.coss followed the announcement oi the 'o'' W
tho Chair: after which the secretaries wen c"'lo'
90 oou the roll for The purpose of nominating
| ,l;d,,o for the Presidency Of tie nited states
- ror, tho ballot was actually taken. the 'lHl'l
oa,,od attention 10 Aaskas and oklahoma nsn'
o.. ,,4o tLat there might be no dispute WIch ''i'
d.,ecate from ssutl Cnrona-l Use to q qneS
| t,on Of privilege ascertain i'''" ' i'.' ,a,a,,
=. ,h. p invention that there has been mis- Sh'
,n The vth District of south Carolina ana u'
name Of Josh, F. Ensor IS named rs Il "e'cs"'' III
e,e,d Of that of T. Brook Sigh. inc in''' ar
,ho.e-Cries Of Regular orders ana "'"h 'no ''"
The Chairman can only repeat """' w."
| n. fore that the chairman OF the cohI"''' '',"'
' A., IN which the secretary ila' contains INC
am. of the delegate whom they seated by the report
Mr.. o.tcndorn Of South ca'olin'-n"'n, ''r.
CHAIRMAN. | hope that this convention Will eva "p's
,ha scc,c,ary OF the Committee on cr'dchu"N ""'
lief hn state to the convention what H'''c " ~" '''
vote. vo'e) A., u .,
Tho Ch,r,nan-Tlc secretary will call tie FOL- VI
tine States and Tcrritoncs. 80,
NJ pobhine If Ininol,-Nr. Chairlnail may "SH
ia. cf,,X cnfinn regulating III" lLl'll'I