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and will therefore conclude my remarks by placing
IN nomination Tor the Nice.Presidcncy the Hon. White

IN n9mnaton for the vice,rresiicncy tho Hon. White
When Mr. O'Connor was through. Gov Bulke
lev of Connecticut was recognized. but he
Gih r way to Con. Horace Porter. who took the
platform fo He wns warmly received In sec
has ws ns hs ~o!l im sni paS,t
GooG ot a. ss' s nDF' hr ssass
s Viii Civ. s the n that hs viii snS
.n. 81. EgDy of hs party ns he will s,nnd strong
10 !. sna haze he e
as al 90 poe Of
rs s ,9n ~, as ,hs Even The parents who be-
T @ any rpnr Of ss,Tesp
demandea bis appon,sn To BE- PNns,e
II hanp srs is upon S thy
sG%,i"n OF The sonpeaed Ggs.tqn known II,
solved 1t was matter of pride to every American.
s. Gen Porter reviewed further Mr.: Reds
the Office which he never sought. When he
returned to America all the honors in tho land
wore heaped on him. He had always believed
hcid had r difficulties with the Typographical
dent OF that organization was here and had
1 Porter said that, with whitelaw Reid they
Coy. Bulkelcy Of Connecticut then took the
platform md seconded the nomination. He
ticut had come on the floor favorlng another
candidate Than the one chosen. they would
give tho ticket the same loyalty and endeavor
son Tour years ago.
TOM REED ALSO NAMED.
>, At the conclusion of tho speech OF Gov
ooF i a. ss ra e. E9t the
move the unanimous selection OF Mr.. Reid.
put settle insisted In taking the platform. and
Hon. Thomas l.. Reed OF Maine" Mr.. Reeds
name was greeted with loud cheering. especi-
{. NJ. l.owthan of Virginia got the platform
to second the nomination, lie said that the
had been said of silver and the tariff. but there
was question overriding all others-the
rights Of American citizens The South want
was tho nam" Of ' Wii Ian 'o Meknle rnd as
which there was, mono grnnder-there was no
higher debt OF gratitude than to Thomas B.
be Se re s see9nIed the nomnati9n not in
in tie body Of the hail Sid IN beh '. Of S ths
Thomas 2. Reed, until it can be assured that
his name. Il is the opinion Of the Maine dele
Knit ion tnat Mr. Reed would decline the nomi-
said he wouldn't know Mr.. Reed If ho met him
in inc road He was glad. however. to have
Mr.. Settle said he had placed Nj. Reed in
M2m hn at TIE request OF his delegation.
%fn9Tt eophsntng Mr. Reed or the Maine
enough 10 excite our admiration and love. in
dcIerence to the wishes Of the Maine delega-
ton. however. he would withdraw the name OF
NJ. Reed.
Reds NOMINATION MADE UNANIMOUS
Mr. Carney Of Iowa then moved to suspend
The rules and make the nomination unan imous.
and the nomination was made unanimous.
:, senator Cullom havi ing taken the chair FL
Han s to qGnsa cKn snd w sda
him b "increasing usefulness in the service OF
The Chair asked TINT those who were in
favor OF this resolution should stand until
counted. AS the delegates rose he said:
n1 are $40 dseleEates standing: there is
laughter and applause.
Resolutions thanking the minor officers o:
were PASSED with enthusiasm.
NJ Clarkson offered resolution OF thanks
neS al for the
the generous and adequate provisions for en-
tcrtninins visitors; also thanking the Ex-
Unsalted seas (Dnlnthj to The delegates and and
sceretarys des There was some ONE iau a"p
oyer another invitation. which was from
Winonn. and which asked the delegates to |
visit their city on July 4. 1892. on the occasion
Of the opening of II bridge.
A telegram from Oregon read: Oregon |
Republican by 5000: vii give President Har- |
publican in both branches" lCheers.J
resolution from the press. thanking the |
local Press Committee. was offered by Mr.. De |
Dung Of California and adopted.
Mr.. Cannon OF Illinois offered the usual |
resolution TO make Chairman Mckinley the |
Chairman Of the committee 10 notify the can
ldatcs.
Thanks were also voted to retiring National |
Cnnmittacmen for their services in the cam |
pnign Of 1888 Tho roll OF States was then |
Allied for tho appointment Of members Of tho |
CON mttees to notify the nominees.
At the close Of the roll call. with band play
n.y. tho Convention. at ~ /. NJ. adjourned |
II n "a lin.