Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-18


z. II. Phillips, IN behalf Ct the Sevoofh
district, w1Shdrew Mr.. Clsrk'e name
and moved for the unanimous nom1na-
ton Of Mr.. Aarskey.
y...,.x Tor Auditor.
.,.a,... ut IN In. Ana
d. ss.ss - $3.50 - ..ll ,ss raIl
~. ~. ~. n.med
w.II,. r. Ts $500 ,n.t tn
r,,ss d,s,r,e, 1880 -. nisrs 10 ths
rwsIssh 49, Wh,,s n,se.d in
.,a,,,,ns,,o, In~h ysaa,.v of Ma
ana,,s a. 10y "a ..aane,t trinasa
~ AZ vsnr,s~ st,,ntv and nrom,sed
"a, ,ba "a -, 1.n,r.ula vculd
rs1ly en- No. ~ s,,nnart- The roll
call OF d,.sy;ess ~ss Continued and
wnsn ,nA Tvsif,s v.s rssehed a deIe-
gars vailed in rssn,n.a Ia ths cali 1--WE
s,nn,rt si.s, g.'sosnn,.nn Mr. Van
80 norn;n 80. -ss "a pn.n,mon.
hv accIamaf,on
rs s. - 80. .
WAS called for And the Wayne county
delegation was ON ia feet with q war
whoop before the secretary had time
To call the first district. William G.
Thompson obtained recognition from
the chair and stated that ex-Congress-
man Mayburv would name Wayne's
choice. Ia presenting the name of
Frederick Marvin for state treasurer.
Mr.. Msybury SAID, among other things,
that the county of Wayne rarely
asked anything at the hands OF con-
vention, but when il did il wanted
something. He said further that the
republican charge of discord IN Wayne
county was simply harmony misuuder-
stood. and that the noise. If there ever
was any. came from the fact of the
overcrowding of a small territory with
a multitude Of democrats. He believed
that the requisites for a state treasurer
were integrity. financial ability and un-
compromising democracy. All these
his candidate possessed ia an eminent
degree.
Mr.. Maryin's nomination went
through with q rush and q yell of ap-
prevail from the perspiring delegates.
sou.hn,. ror .,,or,.v c.,.r.,
-. $50 .. .| s
tho convent;on snaSanIv n,anifastad an
;ntsnsa dsgraa of ,ntcrsst A. nsuai
Wavns had The t;rst chsnca IN tall and
u,;j,gad i Nth -, Cha rio. Ncnonsid
niacsd ~ n.,,,;n.t,on for $1,000
gsnersi the nress%t ;ncnnahent the
lion Eli. of Ion;s TIC snso ar
referred ~ the n,.ooif;c.nt record If
his caod;d,ta dnr,nn the two abort
vasrs If he n,,hi;c sar.;ca nd c,o,n,.a
tbat ha hsd ..v.d H. 600 rn.nv
thonsand. of doIl.rs thronoh he
saosc;tv ana ,otsg,;tv a. nuhi;c
nff3car IT, .hn,,aSt H. Eu,. ro,,iS
meks a msgn;fcsnt runn,rc n,.to FOR
tho Hon Ala p No.. hi. ss,,ow
townsmor II. d.cl.rad FIJI. "a n. th.
q bla.s atsnr,av .amar.I M;ch,ssn hoS
Lnown -, 49,
Whan tho E;f.h d;..r;ct vas c.ll.d
"D,ctu Newnhsn, re Iil.gan rovi.wed
vh;cb narLsd ,Ss snan of the c.rasr
man and rising vonnS democrat. Mr..
Newnham maid a GLOWING tribute 70
the exceIIenc;as If his cand,date nav.
mo narticnI.r Attention tn h;s ah;I;ty
nv CO. 5000
Inc nl'n ~asnt through yot, now
ever, ana maurice M. nouseman
stepped upon the piatiorm 10 on
lew SUGGESTIONS. Know not, SAID
Inc speaker, now u may DE Win you.
put ior me 1 hoid principles 70 Oe OF
Ia, IA, RreaIel importance man men.
and dena,d tha;r NOMINATION. ss the
nr;ce of their aJJeoiancs bnt il vss not
so with MIR. Honseman. To h,s mind
the frat reoumte was a man known
for his Catering democracvU The man
whom he wouId name was democrat
Not mart Of the time. but ali of the
time. He was a sterjing and cons,sten,
democrat. Rut A To him. Uthe hooks
were not SQUARE: the accounts was not
balanced He had nauoat tn sav
AGAINST other candidates. hnt IA for his
own he had not a neer IN anv c,tv or
state. He was the decentralization of
SIMON pure democracy. The speaker
tnen n,nutely reviewed the nersonal
career of his Candidate. having narticu-
lar Attention 10 the .,rogress made NV
him from noyertv and obscnritv
to his present eminent pos,tion
at the bar. He said that in Gstenin0
TO the rehearsal made bv the GENTLE.
man from Wayne of Mr.. Ellis merits
and Qualifications ha did not hear the
gentleman say that MFR. Fills IA 4 demo.
Graf. His ch0ic as Thomas F. Nc.
GARY of this citv. And he believed his
nomination to be- for the best interests
of the party.
M, s,r.. ru.