New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22

Harrison and Morton. Again II opens the campaign
election to- Of Harrison and Reid Applause and 4
tho club Is disposed to exult little oyer e iao, yin.
mas rs'eq presume saIl G no one will Complain or c
assnsved langh,er and aPplaa,e n,r,v or. y,
this moment engaged in searching after candidates
II makes very little difference 10 us whom they ma anu
select as their sandar APp@Ts nus own, oh for h
Democratic party does not contain apier anu oct,er
men than BENJAMIN Harrison and we Ssr he lives e
glorious possibilities OF American Citizenship ana thep
histories are full Of inspiring object S c0n Gsy io vn ne
the favor Of their ccuntrymcn by hard work , ana
worthy methods by love OF coon m nma
ton Of upright character Certainly, in ms respect
even our adveares Will ADMIT ina, c and ir no ex
Snses are ndc Sixty millions Of people have
gay scrnn.d them and no nav n Is of bSy all
the land who may not p by their n Xn and f
way TO public prefelmen; Is IN me pain OF S''1c' III
tegnty and noble vins Tp ISS chm has called here
Of the giants Of the party to state e se or SS
the campaign and to set rs pact once. 1"S Of n 1he p ce
convention whose wise se,Gn we nan s ,nr4mcon
for Sc Is Knows and eved By al Repubans
sppausel Permit me TO pre- 5ent 70 y on %ovcllor
Mckinley. Of ohio. Renewed applause With cheerns)
GOVERNOR Mckinley SPEAKS.
Then when the great applause which greeted
Governor Mckinley had ended, lie SAID IN part:
Mr.. President, Gentlemen q the Republican Ciuo
OF New-York Ladies and Gentlemen Voice from the
gallery Don't forget are up IN HeaVen'): Ihe
Minneapolis Convention recorded the concnrrng VIII
of the Republican party appause) ana registered us
decree in the nomination of Penlamin HARRISON oi
Indiana applause the Republican candidate 10y
the President of the United states. and Whteaw REID
Of NewYork (appause as the Repuoh
can candidate for the Vice President OF
chosen as the standard bearer OF our great party
because IT was the voice of The malonty Of that party
that lie should be chosen, and In our pohu'al or
ganization the voice of the majority is the choice OF
all: and We are here tonight, citizens OF New OK
and representatives from every State and Territory Of
the Union. 10 speak words Of ratification of the spiehdd
work OF the National Convention. Npplansc) Re
publican National Conventions never make mistakes
(Applsuse.) They never have. Tie sober sense the
righteous Judgment the gheneG conscience OF that
great party Of progress always Do he sensible thing
In the National assembly. CippauseD II made no
mistake thiry-siX years ago. when IL male Us hst
National nomination for Pre- ient of the United states
II selected John c. Fremont applauSel, the great p,h
finder, and from that moment the Republican piry
has been blazing The pathway Of piogreS, IN when
Il made no mistake in SEQ Three cheers vcn When
IL nominated Abraham Lincoln great applausel, the
b@yy and nd ~Iualliy in M Constitution 81 the
United States. where II had never been before. and
II made no mistake In 1854 and lo"e: 1864. when II
reuominatcd Abraham Lincoln. and IL made mistake
WEN IN oeS Sont S c%r h n rosea hi T p
on the victory Of the Wilderness and refused 10 speak
but fought IL that line until the final grand sur
render at APP )matt0N Courthouse. AppauseD
HE EMBODlES REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES.
No mistake wher II nominated Hayes applause;
no mistake when II nominated Garfield applause:
no mistake when II put in nomination for the hSt
time Berjamin Harrison. Of Irdlana great Applause"
Aasaa cro Of hn
In his own state applause. and routed the entire
Dem cracy OF the Union. And it has made no mistake
I'm putting him in denomination. prolonged ap
plnusel lie Is the embodiment tonight oi GycaH
principle Of the Republican party. The kephblicah
party made no mistake in la ana voi r,
What about s,nE nos, II Il, hcs
for whom and to whon every heart soes out toSn'
s Would Gdep have u been Plcdent q tic United states
IRON Va i have 10 one light 10 be cheerful tonight when
Iord Salisbury has clver adherence 10 cur 20 T ~,
eel a9c!,inG sn of PT? nsb,c np'ts is leading ed
toral column today interIrcs 1e Of Rem
tamin Harrison for President Of the United sta''N
l. II any wonder that rejoice tonigh, t.rl'T y.
aNo No. The stars even are with u.s. LOT ''''
sit in the galleries tonight (Appan'c|
WHAT THE PARTY LOVES.
The PepubYcan party loves al1 OF ~ leaders every
one Of them but II loves Is cause ard It's country no'e
than any one Of them. Noplause) The hepuon''
marty stands today It has always eloou' Ut III
ho,es. currencv whether It be god or silver or paper
money and insists each shall be the equal Oh 'o
,nc, In having and In l"cnl-tender power tAppaGSc
Tno Rrnnbcan party Is opposed 10 dcbased curNncg
appause) currency that smcas !. that every
dollar that IL put In circulation shall be 'n'I I'm
ful and legal and Just measure OF te exchanges u o"'
acpi Is s P.pnblican party believes tonight. as 1t has
always becvd in honest ballot am faT G' ,hn
It does not pay 70 steal nppanse ~he n he entire
suffrage Of individual q 70 r mTag ns 81 in cve
scction Of the country. that No constitutional ss'
tee, shall be cda fa Of nacmcn
Sut living birhreht which the poorest ana nD Ds
may confidently enjoy and Which ,nc r''He'' anu
The Republcan patty stands tonight. as y mas
always stood for protective arn Ho tarT With
pan 1,o s The American home the American IRE
aide the American workmen ana Amer d an forrIsn
soea or enough to up the difference In ts
Sese. paid in The Uned states and the %assI r ye
y! y. Eur Prorkmen The same that We eive 70
nnrselyes then will remove our ihrihs III, ni ~.
a .r,ixs Of the fttcst Continued applause ET
vae your condition up ,o 10 ac,pst tho goods
mnns he your labor. applause ara j. MI
, ron when we have free trade In this
w, W. 80 cannot have II moment sooner Nhc,'N',
ana n we Of the world viii bring their social and
,ohor conditions up 10 ours for we VIII never That
S'"s ,nnd,tion 10 free trade That Is what pro-
tectiye tariff means. Appause)
CLAD IT IS TO BE CLEVELAND.
am glad 1t is 10 be Cleveland Laughter az. ., 49,,
a. He's I'm the soupD Tint seems 70 meet wiz. NV
.nnrovol Of this audience. naueher) For WIN "o
other candidate can Benjamin Harrison MAKE ina.
% sharply as with Grover Cleveland. ~" u'"o ra,m
once ON that question and he will beat nm "E",''
Mra.use1 Yon can always trust the people OF , ,c
United states vote for themselves ana the banner
as " rraidcnt Harrison IL campaign In the h'ou
States for the United states against all n ns they
,.d IN 400 0;r4cs Of mo- Then. as the fre>"I',.
sasd YESTERDAY a9ngy ana no - s@PaH Then It
~ n conflict OF prediction now IL Is camP,nsin,
against prices curnt then was prPh ,Gs prcvari
c>fSr nIyy n Is Republican performance tHpp',i ~,
And upon prediction ard prophecy ana pIrsnrrh'rsn
n sacbserI In 1850 the -rafT law was apo,'