The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

Az 4 meeting II III, New York delegation
| duly called In the absence OF senator Miller.
| was chosen chairman and was instructed 20
| present the name Of distinguished citizen Of
| the state 81 New York in nomination for the
| vice presidency As you all know . great ma
| jority q that delegation since the opening Of
| the convention have be- n working very ssre.---
ously 20 secure the nomination u c1ndifate
that this convention did not think 1T 10 accept.
We want 70 notify the majority fhs- the rni7
GRITTY subordinate their personal views lche-s.I
and how 70 the Judgment of this con-
ve"tion. We believe that New York state
ought 20 be aided in the great struggle Il will
have 20 MAXI 70 keep TINT state In the repub
licsn column. and I believe the gentleman ]
shall name will aid a. materially in co-operxt-
ing for that purpose. will not drtafn You.
Gen Horace Porter j. 70 second me. and will
therefors conclude my remarks by placing IN
nomination for the vice presidency. Hon.
Whiteiaw Reid Of New York iCheers-l
When Mr.. OConnor was through. Gov.
Bulkeley Of Connecticut was recognized. but he
gave wav 20 Gen Horace Porter who took the
platform and seconded the nomination. being
warmly Feceved-
Gov Bulkeley Of Connecticut then took the
platform and seconded the domination
Though the delegation from Connecticut hsd
come on the floor favoring another candidate
than the one chosen they would give the ticket
the same loyalty and endeavor for succ.~s that
they gave Benjamin Harrison -four years ago.
At the conclusion q tho speech Of Gov
Buikeley. ,. G. SETTLE q Tennessee. got the
floor.
A delegate from West Virginia tried 60 movs
the unanimous selection Of Mr. Reid. hut Set
tls insisted ia taking the plxfforn and on lre-
half OF Tenne>>ee nominated One Of the
grande~t characters n American politics. Hon.
Thomas B. Reed. Of Maine.
Mr.. Reeds name was greeted with .cud
cheering. especially from the southern dele
gates
c. ~. Lowthan. Of Virginia got slse plat
form 20 second tho nomination He said that
the name Of Rsed would sweep the south
Much had been said Of silver and the tsri6. but
there was 4 question overriding all Others
the rights Of American citizens. The south
wanted free ballot and fair count. Grand
- vas ths nams Of VIM NcKiniey-than which
there vas none grander-orthe name Of sher-
the American people owed higher debt q graft
tude than 70 Thomas B. Red He secooded
the nomination not n psnait OF any ueieea-
ton. ONT ~ penAH OF tine graf fepuptcan pArty
o. this nation
Mr. Littieheld- OF Maine rising from his sat
N the body o. the nall SAL a IN hfnan % the
Maine delegAfion. ask the delegates 10 this
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