Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

OF the convention was called to order
by Chairman Mckinley, who au.
nouncud that tho order OF business was
the presentation OF candidates for
Vice. President Of the United States.
The secretary called the roll and
WHOM the the State Of New York was
reached Senator O'Connor was recog-
nizrd by the chair. Hu said:
81 was designated by the New York
delegation TO present the name OF u
dating uished citizen Of New York for
Vice. President. We want TO assure
you that In our opposition 10 the sue.
cesslul candidate there was nothiLg OF
n personal nature and W.T. now rscog-
nize the duty OF every Republican TO
bow loyalty to tue Judgment OF this
cOnven ion. We believe that the
state OF New York ought TO be aided
In the great struggle 1t will have to
make In order to place that State In
thu Republican column and believe
that Whltclsw Reed Ia the man who
will aid u materially Ia II, there.
fore, IN behalf OF the New York dele.
CATION, place In nomination for Vice
President OF tho United States, the
Hon. Whliclgw Reid" Applause.l
The nomination was seconded ny tho
Hon. Horace Porter Of New York. lie
said: "rhc character and service Of
whiicRw Reid win give assurance
thai 10 will carry cut tho policy OF the
party; will staud strong IN the niiec.
tons ~ his fellow citizens, aud viii
command the unqualified respect OF tho
people %! tho civilized globe. lie is
pte-eiaiHoEtly today New IOrk's
iRvoritc son. He IL the legitimate
aud worthy successor to tho great
creator VI modern journalism, Horace
Greeley. He has served ~ minister
from Ia oldest republic Of the New
World to the newest republic VI the
Old World. He has solved successful
~ the most complicated and intricate
questions thai have arisen Ia diplomacy
between the two countries. Through
out the various Diplomatic complicated
transactions no retained absolute cou-
hdeuce Ia his own government and
secured the respect OF tho French gov
eminent 10 which he was accredited.
There Ia no blot ON his oscutcheOn.
Give US Reid and We Will give you
victory In November"
EN.spEAKER REID
was placed In nomination amid "A
great deal Of applause, but the Maine
delegation requested that he be not
voted for until his personal wishes
had been consulted.
Mr.. Kearuey Of Iowa moved to SUE
pend the rules and make the nomina-
ton oNWhitelaw Reid for Vice Trsi-
dent 10y reclamation. Chairman ASKED
II the convention was ready for the
question. lCries OF question: Tho
ayes and noes being taken the chair
man hHid: "In the opinion of the
chair more than two.thirds voted In
the affirmative and tho rules arc sus-
pended and the nomination made.
Shall It DO unanimous? lCrles OF
yes, yes. Chsir-ThOse fhvoring IL
say nye. Motion carried. The AN.
nOuncement OF the nomination OF
Reid occasiOned demonstrations OF
enthusiasm on the part Of both dele.
gates and audience.
COMMITTEE TO NOTIFY THE NOMINEES,
The next order OF business was tho
report Of States OF members OF com.
lnlttees to notify the President and
Vice President Of their nomination,
ani the secretary called the roll.
The following names were an.
nounced as members OF the committees
10 notify the nominees;
ADMINISTRATION, g. O. Harris;
vice.president, J. NJ. MoEwan.
Arkansas - President, Louis AL
theimeT; vice. president, Il. g. Morris.
Standardization q. A, FELTON,;
vice.presidunt, II. l.. Jack.
ColoradO-Hoses Townsend; vice.
president, Jndd,BTush.
COnnocticut--Pre President, Morgan O..
Buckley; vice.president, James r..
Plat.
DelawRre-George w. Marshall for
both.
Florida-President, !. Spann; vice.
pIegdent,J. A. Hall.
Resolutions thanking Mckinley for
the manner In which he presided M
9 iairmsu, were passed, Mckinley
being loudly cheered.