New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

Yon have no night mo, does the delegation
give any one the right to vote me on questions OF
The Chairman decided that states instructed by THEN
State conventions 20 vote INIT must follow out
their Instructions and accordingly ruled ;lnt Penn
sylvanas 81 votes ShOnld be recorded in the negative
The announcement OF the final result of the hallot
was received with Wild applause Mayor Grant leading
the New York delegates in tnree cheers for Nn,cr'on
10 present substitute for the silver plank IN the
plank If the platform with the WORT frce' inserted
how # sounds
The motion to substitute the Patterson silver plank
was lost, and the platform was adopted.
ALBEIT NAMES CLEVELAND.
Al 80. when Governor Albeit. of NewJcrScy,
began his speech nominating Cleveland the entire con
yentlon and the spectators TO their feet. and
there wa, unparalleled applause. MicMGan'N white
standard with Clevclaud's picture, was parldcd and
waved The band could just be heard through the din
pIavinc " Eoo,n-teay" Ncw-Yorka seventy-two men
sat stern and silent.
Governor Albeit spoke Us follows;
Mr. Chairman. and Gentlemen OF the convention :
In prescniing the name TO th, convention, speak
80, tbc united Democracy Of the state of NewJcr>cy
whose LOYALTY TO Democratic principles althiui ser
vices to The party and whose contributions u us
success entite il 10 respectful CONSIDERATION oi INC
Democracy of the United states It's electoral vote
has ALWAYS been cast in support Of Democrat" pm
clplcs and Democratic candidates Cheers
In yOicinc the unanimous WISH Oh Uic WV 800"
from New-Jerscy, / present as their cahoua'c ZOE
tho suffrage of this convention the name OF Il "IS
,inrulshcd Democratic statesman hoin upon us >o''
for whom in the two great Presidential contests inc
State Of New-Jerscy has given lis electoral No"'
(Cheers) -, .o
The supreme consideration IN the mEd Oh inc
Democracy Of NcwJerscy i, the success vi the Demo
cratic party and lis principles We nave oten |" '0
pa,t and will be in the future ready at ii" "'"'N u"
sacrifice personal preferences in Difference to the Gear
,xpre,si.ns of the will of the Democracy OF Nlo
Union 1t is because this name Will awaken 'h'""R'
out our state the enthusiasm OF the pcmo'f"N anu
insure success; il is bccaue he represents Tue s'V''
Democratic principles ana lvhcy upon "h'" 'i"' ''
tire convention is unit; II IS becau'" we peheNo ''
with hin, as a candidate. the Democracy oil the
Union will sweep the country and establish It's
principle throughout the length AID breadth Oh inc
land that we Offer to the convention Is a nominee
the onccc Of New Jersey. GIeVer OicVcI"Nu' ''P
plauseJ -,
CONFIDENCE IN The EX-PREslpkNr
1fanv doubt existed in the minds Of the Democrats
of New.Jcrscy Of his ability lead the great Demo
cratic hosts 10 victory they would not present ms
name today with them, success OF the party ana 'h'
establishment Of its principles are beyond their O'e
md admiration for any man. l~A"ersJ we i1o'
certain that every Democratic state though It's
preferences may be for some other ulsuNs">"'u
democrat will eve its warm. enthusiastic and earnest
suuDorf 10 The nominee Of this convention. Inc
man whom we present will rally 10 his parry
tbousaud, Of Independent voters, whose ch'lce Is
determined BY their personal conV.cuoh '"'' ''e
candidate will represent principles dear u ulehl' anu
whose public HE and policy gives assurance ''"'
II chosen bv the people they will secure an hohe''
nnre and conserv.3v. Admint t~aiI'n'. NnI ~
front, interests ~ the country VIII be encouraged
and prortctcd The time VII come Wh'h '''eT
DISTINGUISHED Democrats who have been mehu'hei
in connection with this nomination VIII ie''N" ''"'
con sdelatioa to which the great services 'e' H''c
rendered their party enuilc them, Ou' We S'lUN I"
dav in the prsstuoe Of the fac that the MaIO'lN u
the Democratic masses throughout the country tle
rank and G!e the million, of lis voters. demand the
nomination Of Grover Cleveland. l'he'F'J
.lul, ointment is - strong and O'cp'"cnhs ''a'
4, ia- affected and controlled The actions 81 de -''e
WHO would otherwise present iAc name oil SOM u''
tju.llsh,a leader Of their own state WI" "to" ~,
sce7 yi1,,y would be ASSURED. and Ia whom ur eAuiS
countrv would locl confidence, but tie p PIE "a .
spoken and rvorite sons ana ead,.' 81" ,n' a, =
- N oDed,cr,e to their VIII. itAccrsJ >itH w.
i-,.n to the voice 81 tlIe DemocTaoA 81 uio t me-,
snail We pi'Ve ga fe1 .1iieyc or ,laI We for any
consideration OF policy or eAPeulehH "'S'''" ~
0Oe have r' sublime faith in The expression Oh the Peo
ple when It l. clear aud dels Nhcn ~e IND
eeioie 'ne'. il "pl,aIs 10 heir Interest, and Their
feelings and call, iJr inc "Aef.'' ~ - We can
eert him. W. thcr repre>eio,vc, n- 10y 10
.. dlaaiP1" W"h' .d concur in ,Leir udgment
IReS. SeVus syen ie caqaG"e ;,o Of S S
.-.r.etic efforts - -erlir suc''''' '"'''''
WHAT NEW-Y3RK WILL Do.
~. ,.r..,.,l,. ~ov np,n tic loyal and succe-'iu.
,, % ,t. Democratic leader, Who haV" %I'"a'' ~
oti.r candidates. We know ti|t D. r'e E.'.' l'''
ocr,.. 80. river from NcT-Jer-"', 100" ''h'i''' 10y G
Den9c!ac Ier ,ycv e ~ t. c,re suoceor
- - Sandiaaie Of mi, convention W, e
~. judgement may diher iron mat Oh tnc ".!""a
M 1orn.l,ry Of N.,e- York and D., great lr.iu'' -
- 81, ris and splendid Eclei1i-mp my Nv" H.
~ Democrat o.Iajog and Governor "i4 az ,o,
y-oyer nor viii they rest I'D me ,'Ul "a ,i,,''re'
of the pas natural ana haoo.c ,, amD a, '
their Igcst!oned ben",r'ey, VII .,n, ,L,r fi,y
ana nsH a.. a. td. jicy vii march D. me great IN
dependent vo'e ana %ii 1ss'n Iln grad Demo
crai. under wA.s. leadership ne ,i,t so ,D' ,,,,s
The great weight # tUer Organization. ,.. o .,
ne t.,na ring ccAoe, 81 th. ,onVrnu'h' -" , All
not have dicd ou over The h, and through 'he Enel
If ms lard be,r YOU ALI A" ana zee al on I"u
H. in ;he.r eloi lor CIRCULATION ana aiCc',., a.'
continue their work Ln'l! Ec'" own, ~ te, an
sucoccd b,caue le rlnop Of The laly III ay.e
here are ~. the bet Inter g. q Tie country a, n
sir nj G,nycr Cleveland Viii give the country
pure honest ana stable government ana ?n I'M" ,,
c"nutry and he Agricultural ana loborns interest ol
The mas.es viii lece'e proper ana de '-'''"
WHY CLEVELAND Is WAITED
The Question has lcen asked why Is 1t that th'
r,a- 81 the peOp.e d.nanI The nomination OF Grover
Cleveland. WIZ is it that Ills man. VINO hA9 ~
Offices t. Distribute ~ wealth 10 command s"''.U
have stirred the spontaneous support oi inc Irh' IVA
OF Deuocracy Why is 1t that with all tiat No.
been urged 4a,in,t him The people >nH cr' wv
Is CIeyciaud'; Why IS il. though he has pr ''pu''
in honest. clear AID aolc language Ms N;"' "p''
ci,c-ilol, upon Nhch some % his party may o'''
with hlm, nat D.. D. stil near ana gear - '''
masses tt,.,,,- IL. A.,
40 IN because lac tailed into ~ VIE - ny
the -I.ii pnadpic upon which thi- D.l'le - ~ ~
fought out D. ho ia nDt create tam reform" ~
made II "A IRE DENTAL Issue, he NiaA/ed "r.,
presented il 10 oar party a. The i-suo iOf "Ho" w.
could heAt sud continue + batLo unul upon IT. vi IN
iDry is now a.-.i"1. There are lev .ith ~ "
py.tOn Wno would nave the courage DoihiF 10 man
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