New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
OF tariG reform Gentlemen Of the convention. how
do You Ike II

| want 10 say here that there Is not line In thas
tanf bill that Is not American; there Is not pas
that Is not patriotic; there Is not page
that does not represent true Amercanism ana the
highest possibilities OF American citizenship c'reat
applause)
We ac 10 declare ourselves upon other questions here
to dav We are to declare ourselves ocrquestionsof
a free ballot aud lair count (Appial~l No
platform should ever be made thni does not
rcitcrac that great Institutional guarantee; no Re-
publican speech should be made that does not
Insist firmly and resoutely that that great consiiin-
tonal guarantee shall be n living trthnght not a
cid Formally Of constitutional enactment, bn' a
living thing which the poorest aud humbest NAV con
Gdently enjoy and which TIE richest and most power
full dare not DENY. applause
We can well leave to the Committee on Resolutions
the Outs OF making a platform that shall represent the
best thoughts and the best Ideas and the best wisdom
OF the Republican party. When We 90 out Of this
convention upon true Republican platform VIC go
ont marching TO victory, matter what man may
carry the banner. Great applause)
At the close of Governor Mckinley's address
there were loud cries for Fred Douglass and in
response the chairman led Mr.. Douglass to the
front Of the platform, when he responded to the
call with o bow. The chair announced the next
order Of business to be the report Of the Com
mittce on Rules and Order Of Business
General H. II. Bingham, OF PennsylvaniaMr. Prcsi-
dent, am directed by your Committee on Rules and
order Of Business submit the rules for the
ment OF the convention.
RULES AND ORDER AND BUSINESS.
The report adopted the rules of the
House of Representatives Of the List
Congress for the government of the convcn-
ton and, after its other details, provided
the following order of business
l. Rcpprt Of he Committee Credentials.
.. Report Of the Committee on Permanent Organiza-
ton.
3. Report OF the Committee Resolutions.
4. Naming Of members OF National Committee.
D. Presentation OF candidates for President.
g. Baloting
7. Presentation OF candidates for Vice President.
g. Baoting
General Bngham--Your committee would repor.
that the rules submitted with two exceptions those
Of the last National Convention which were substan-
TALLY those Of the Conventions OF 1850 and los4.
These rules found To work smoothly. and with
an amendment adopting the rule, Of the House OF
Representatives Of the Lst Congress and rule
inserted proposing that n motion to table amend
ment shall not carry with II or prejudice the pending
II Is believed they will be satisfactory to the
Convention. Your committee deemed It proper to
recognize specifically the rules 81 the lat Republican
House Of Representatives Capplausel. under which
action progress and results were made possible. rs
against the rules Of the present House which permit
ipdehnte lIbustcrtng obstruction and non action ok
cept when report from the Committee on Rules Is
presented. tyranny hitherto unknown in American
history. The new nile proposed. bv which amend
ment be separated from the pending and
tabled, II such be the wish OF the convention. without
carrying with II or prindicing such measure. IS the
present rule u the United States Senate and IL IN har
with advanced parliamentary practice. since
the XLVlII'h Congress this has been rule OF The
senate and. have present with ms to-day largo
number II Senators IN delegate representative capacity.
shonh discussion be determined upon that proposition.
which is wholly In the expedition Of bushes, and the
saving Of the delay Of roll calls. ] very sum they
will indorse, as your committee has deemed wise TO
report that rule which acoeleniion and quick.
hess IN the duties Of this convention. (Appause.I
Some ltte time consumed in the eyplana-
ton OF th- details 10 inquring delegates, after
which the report adopted by reclamation
The report OF the Committee Resolutions
was next demanded. and Ex-Governor Foraker. OF
Ohio, its chairman; arose. Instantly the con-
vention burst into n storm OF applause Of wei
come 10 the eloquent Ohioian. This lasted nearly
a minute, and at the conclusion OF the npromptu
demonstration Chairman Foraker stated that his
committee was unprpa711 TO report. and requested
further time. Tho extension of time granted
The NEW NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Tie roll of States was called for the names Of
the new National Committeeman. When Iowa
WAS called, and the reelection Of GARRISON. the
Blaine leader, was announced, cheer after cheer
followed fr,m the Blaine delegates. 4 great
demons' ration greeted the report Of the names Of
J. II. Manley, Of Maine: William Malone, Of
Virginia, ard when Missouri was called and
William Warner presented the name OF Richard G.
Kcrcn- the Harrison delegates made a grand
counter demonstration.
Following are the names Of the new National
Committee, as reported:
Arkansas Powell Clayton. Ncw.York, +. S. wthcrtec.
California NJ H. De Young. North Dakota. II. {. Hans
S"%e cd s, ss"ndf, r..n o ERWIN William NJ Hahn
s Sds yGT aS " so" Grown fNG% o,er Island i"
Idaho. george l.. s6oup South arolins. L NJ. Bray
i i"T". s 5iarEscaH South Dakota. J. p. KIT
Kentncky " o. bad ~. Tennessee George w I'm
Mas.a ,Ra 'i W Murray Sa'h%
Msh ,1 g. w Merriam Wisconsin. Harry { PAYNE.
MM en.aa G b Ms%. xfsona w H cr H
New.IIanpshifc, l.. c. District Of Columbia, Perry
Jersey. tisrrct A. Ho- N,wMcxico Thomas H. Cat
bart.
Alabama, Delaware, Indiana, Louisiana, Mime
sofa. Mississippi Nebraska, Nevada NortE Caro-
lima, Pennsylvania, Texas, oklahoma ana tthh
asked for further time in which TO make theii
elections
The various resolutions and petitions which
had been introduced and sent to the clerks desk
were read by title and referred to the Committee
OH Resolutions.
The mex: thing in order is the nomination
OF candidates for the Presidency said Chairman
Mckinley
C,,lla IN .iaD n roo anti
of this order Of business. but the convention. sup
posing he had arisen to place some one in nomna
ton, complimentcd the distinguished illinoi'aH
wit, prolon2cd applaue The Senator was
slightly embarrassed, but quickly recovered, and
stated that he arose TO question the regularity
of proceeding to nominating speeches before The
adoption Of the reports of the Committees on
Credentials and Resolutions A glance at the
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