New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
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uldl territory WAS taken up, ANU Va hi'''"'i W
Powell Clayton of Arkansas, the two delegates
from each Territory were admitted aud secured
their votes
Mr.. Duiiieh-Michgan desires unanimous consent TO
withdraw for conference for fifteen minutes.
After some discussion the request was so granted
amid some excitement, as it was understood the
withdrawal Of General Ayers name was the
matter 10 he considered.
Mr.. D1neld, OF Mchisan-We do desire that the Con-
ventlon shoud wait.
The Chairnan-It the desire OF the delegation from
Michigan that the presentation speeches shall not be
made for fifteen minutes, giving them that time for
conference.
The chairman ordered the recalling Of the roll
for the correction Of the list of National Com
mittecmen
Some further discussion with reference to the
contested delegates in the Alabama delegation
followed but nothing Of importance resulted.
Mr. Warner Miller-Mr. Chairman rise 10 make a
request.
The Chairman-The gentleman is recognized TO make
a request.
Mr.. Mller-Mr. Chairman, hold In my hand
communication from the woman's Republican Asso-
ation Of the United states A number Of the patri-
cite ladies in a few OF the last campaigns have rem
dercd great aid 10 the Republican party. SPEAK
especially foI the party in New-lork. simply De
sire that this convention shall recognize their work and
which is coming. l need say nothing more. but SUD
NIT this letter and ask II to be read, and then VIII
move that ii Is the OF this convention that TINS
association shoud be encouraged and that the occrs
OF this association now present may be presented to
the convention formally.
There being no objection the communication
was read
MRS. FOSTER MAKES AN ADDRESS.
Chairman Mckinley, supposing no action would
be Immediately taken upon the women qucs-
tion was going on with the business Of the conven-
ton The regular order is the presentation -
he said ana probably would have continued 10
the effect that the regular order was tie pre-
scntation of names Of candidates for the nomlna-
ton for President of the United States, when
there was a connection on the platform, and
out of the confusion merged an elderly lady
with strongly marked features and fine
cranial development. Immediately the conven-
ton and the audience broke into cheers as the
lady was recognized as Mrs. D. Ellen roster.
chairman Of the Wolnan's Republican Association
of the United States Mrs. Foster was intro
duced by Mr. Mckinley and was received with
cheers She addressed the convention as follows
Mr.. Chairman. gentlemen and ladies'; thank yon.
This is no mean honor ard congratulate myself that
am day the chosen representative OF many thousand
Republican women and may speak Tor them IN ulIS
magnificent presence. Gentlemen and ladies'. repre-
scntatlves of the Republican party, have more reason
to be proud your c0ma1c in the American march oil
progress out OF Old World baIbarisms into twentieth
century civilization than has any queen Of her hercdi-
tary crown. (App.ausc.) The tests Of civilization are
the changed ideals, toward which its people aspire. y
free church and free state are Americas attainment
OF it's nobest ideals. tApplause) 1t Is not strange
that a woman who loves her country should love the
grand old party. which isall scoHcrs to The contrary
ot nr,Ih An
plause)
Women are by nature heroic. Nppianse) American
women are BY hereditary environment patriotic their
patriotism nnds noble expression IN scr'tce 10 the
Republican party, and their social. educai.oaa ana
political influence and more at It's command
Gentlemen and ladies. the Womcns Republican
Association has prepared plans OF work with suS-
ces,icns OF details which Will be presented 70 every
delegate and alternate of the various state headquarters
We are with you 10 help and We ere here to stay.
We do not seek recognition In the rariy N the
interest of any one Of the moral reforms In which
as individuals We have part; we believe moral re-
forms should be carried on outside of party lines In
the border domain OF humanitarian, OF plan,hrolsc
and OF Christian effort. not every one who cries
reform is a reiomer. When wonM-be rciorncr
declares that he viii nauguIate political chaos or help
enthrone political wrong in order 10 bling inbvdnaI
opinions convictions into greater prominence
that man or woman follows neither the teaching Of
philosophy, or the cON1dDuS VI scripture ~ mum
who falls TO vote ct who ignores tie present harm
which his vote mny DO, find no warrant for his
course in reason in morals. Nprlause)
lie who does not stand for the greatest present
attunabe good Is helper CT tho bad righteousness
i'm government comes by evolution sooner than by
revolution. Revolution is the gate through Which
porce emerge TO larger liberty the gate Is opened
b. the assaults Of TIE bad, rot bv the hands OF the
good John Browns methods failed. and In the nature
of things had TO fail John Browns soul Is marching
on. (Appause The aggrcssons OF slavery brought
on the war: in It's crimson chariot the African slave
was carried 10 liberty. Applause) Therefore, lei
women weave their la,rels mud siag their siorlcs
to the robust political acticn OF the Republican parry
which accepts the prcsen, as II Is found but OUT Vi
II builds great b0ulevards Of human progress
Gentlemen In your services as Republicans We
know personal preferences or factonal STRIFE we
wear upon breasts the name OF none OF inc hooi
able men who may be your choice but in or heaf'a
are carried and from praycTi'll lips VIII soon DC
uttered the pames Of your nominees. We lovo our
States and we love the nation Not Caesar less. but
Rome more love my native state. Massachusetts,
is a great state; from the sands and rocks OF her
Atlantic Coast consccratcd by Plynonths pilgrim
band i: through the gardens OF her river valleys 10
the borders OF the Empire state she is full Of great
ness: great in ideas which are the only real forces
in civilization; great In power TO apply those ideas
in the common walks Of life; in trade, in commerce,
in industries, in economies, in reforms and IN the
science of government ApplauseJ Iowa. my adopted
State thou art the beloved daughter Of New Ensands
Queen and thou dost honor thy royalty. Iowa was
quick 10 respond to the Nations call In time Of civil
strife she first TO respond TO the cry of starving
Russia ,S<he sight Of her madc glad the hearts
OF q ing men and women and li;tlc children; sho
even sent seven OF her good women along 70 set tho
table. (Applause)
Iowa's corn will feed millions. but by constitutional
law her people have decrccd that kernel shall
he made into poison. (Applnuse) Massachusetts, Is
great; Iowa is the flower OF her greatness But there
sit upon this floor the representatives Of greater
State The state OF rocks and rivers; Of plains and
mount,lns-a state peer Of any other in natural re-
sources and In power Of development. bu: peerless
In the crown Its civilization wears peerless In free
mcn and free womcn-Wy0mlng thou art the land Of
promise. (Applause) Women OF Wyoming who
gave you the lead ! heard you answer the FREQ
NOR % hon dc u.ha ,ni MI.