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

the good John Browns methods fsiisd and In ths
nature OF things had TO fail: John Browns soul IL
marching on. me aggression OF slavery prouent on
the war: IN its crimson chariot the African save was
carried to liberty Therefore, let women weave their
iaureis aud sing their gores to the robust pohhca
section Of the R-pubiicau party witch scccpts this
present A Il 10 found but of II builds great bouls
varfs Of human progress.
Gcntleme an In our service or Republication We know
no person preferences or fhotional strife. we wear
upon our breasts the name OF mono or the bonorsbls
men who may be your choice. but on our hearts ara
carried and from ayerfu lips will soon be uttered the
name. Of your nominees. We love our States and we
love the nation not Caesar less but Rome more. love
my native state Massachusetts, Is great state; from
the sands and rocks Of her Atlantic coast conssctated
by Plymouths pilgrim band: through tho gardens of
her river valleys the borders OF the Empire State she
IA full OF greatness great In ideas which the only
real forces In civilizations; great in power to apply
those ideas tho common walks OF lifein trade In
commerce In industries, in economics in reforms. and
IN the science OF government,
Iowa my adopted State thou art the beloved daugh.
ter Of New EnRiands queen. and thou dost honor thy
royalty. Iowa was quick to respond to tho nations
oa IN to Of civil strife: she first to respond to
the cry OF starving Russa the sight OF her made
glad tho hearts OF dying men and women and little
children: she even sent seven Of her good women
along to set tho tabis.
will feed millions; but by constitutional
law her people have decrcod that not kernel shall
DO mado into poison Massachusetts 10 great Iowa 10
the flower OF her greatness. But there sit upon this
noor tho representatives Of great Stats state Of
rocks and rivers OF plains and Estate the
peer of any other in natural resources and in Of
Development but peerless In the crown its civilization
wenrr; peerless In FREQ men and free women-Wyom.
ing, thou art the land of promise.
Women OF wyoming. who gave yon tho leadt hear
you answer the FREQ men of your households. who
thought IL not robbery to themselves to make you
their equals before the law Who placed your star in
the proudcst flag OF the world. the most beautiful en-
bem that the sun shines on except the c,on OF the
worlds Rcdcemc.. BY whose votes was Wyoming
made sts,er> Current history answers. History.
sacred and profane. will forget. ny the votes OF
Republicans in the fftynr Congress Wyoming came
into the Union. The Republican party in Congress
practically solid for tho admission this first free State
The Democratic party was practically solid against It.
God bless the Republican party In tho fftyrst Con.
Gress Gentlemen. the Republican party is nothing II
not progressive. IT'S party OF achon Its breath 10
progress: Its speech is tho language OF the world its
dialect the rhetoric OF the home tho farm tho shop
Its shbboeths might be written the white walls OF
any charch II holds within ranks the armies OF all
reform; its constituencies are the living moving vital
elements OF American life. why should not women
rally to the support of such party'
Gentlemen. we have Gomez We are yours for service.
May God keep all wise and true and strong and
bravo.
Ono Of tho Alabama delegation. admitting
that there was fight in the delegation. asked
for poll on the question Of the election OF n
National Committeeman. but the Chairman
choked him off by saying. amid laughter.
that tho Convention accorded the Alabama
delegation further time to correct their arith-
metic."
A resolution was offered. with the request
that It be read. There was objection. Then
the Chairman impressively announced that the
next order OF business was tho presentation OF
names for tho nomination for President. A
mighty cheer went up from the Convention. Tho
Chair announced that 1t had been the custom
in past years to call the roll for the presenta-
ton OF candidates. He asked whether the
Convention wished this. There were mingled
cries OF yes and mo-" and tho Chairman.
that tho Convention desired to
follow precedent. ordered the roll called.
SENATOR woLcoTT NoM1NATEs BLAINE.
When Colorado was reached Senator Wolcott
rose and said:
Mn. CHAIRMAN GENTLEMEN CONVENTION:
The Republicans Of the West sometimes differ with the
Republicans of the East to what is wanting On this
occasion there is remarkable unanmity between genu
inc Republicans OF tho West and genuine Republicans
from tho East as to who Is needed and his name is
Blaine. Long ana continued applause
Mr.. Chairman, tho greatest American now living
suffered defeat eight years ago because the party
dscord and because fraud trumphed. We meet to-day
to undo that wrong and to present to our uncrowned
leader the pledge or devotion and the
Insurance OF victory In November that will obterate
IN his heart and tho memory of past defeats. |
Applause.l
II is to matter Of comparative Indifference who
shall be chosen TO lead the Democratic nosts but we
rust they will again renomnate their prophet OF
arif reform In order that may demonstrate how
hort life hath SANDER and calumny Applause; that
patient country may repair the wrong Of 1884. and
hat may stamp with the seal of final disapproval
policy which could lead only to impovershInent at
louie and which brought us only contempt and dis
,onor abroad. Applausel There is practical agree
nent among the delegates of this Convention certain
y among the delegates whose opinions should be
the delegates from Republican States.
q to who leader shall be tapplause and that
Expression would to-day receive almost unanimous
dice were It not for mistaken feeling among some
our associates that the best0wal OF office is per-
'nal gift. tApplauseI Tho welfare Of our beloved
arty. Mr. Chairman. is OF Infinitely greater account
lan the nomination or vindication OF any man within
s ranks Applause. and when the roll of States is
Allied believe 1t Will appear that the obligations OF
nce repaid solely by faithful performance of its
ities. and that manhood and indepe ndence not
artered among good men for the emoluments and
onors OF public station. Applause
Our candidate, Mr.. Chairman has never been Presr
INT OF the United States lilo will be. lApp!ause.l
Ut IL be has not yet occupied that Office he has by
votion to his party made Republican Presidents pos.
bio and has enriched two Administrations with his
lgacity and stntesmanship. Applause We are re-
ectcd aud honOred abroad. We owe 1t TO his state
aft. We are gathering the republics of all America
gethor In honda of closest friendship. II is bee
devised the plan and shaped the polry. Applause!
Q protecting OF. own people. on the farm and in
70 workshops. and by wise concessions are Inducing
o nations % .ho world to open their gates TO
II products lis farseetng and discriminating
sion toward the possibilities OF reciprocity applause
duced us to take IL up. There is no public measure
ace the days OF reconsiruciion which has tended TO
o advancement of our country with which his name
not identified and when the history OF this genera
N OF the republic shall be written his name will
and foremost among It's statesmen. lAPplausel No
lcal tile station add To or de:ract from hs
me. but may at least let history record that all
d to give gave with loving and with loyal hearts.
rp!ausoI The best gifts OF this world are not TO
oso who seek them. tAppauue.l
votes to be cast for who Is almost every
EStussns candidate except bic OWE. Applause
r my part rejoice that tho opportunity 10 given
of casting my vote for nominee who socks every.
ing for his country and nothing for himself. zap
useL And the same devotion TO tho uSt!on's wei
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