New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-15
The convention adjourned at 1875 TIL II
O'Clock in the morning.

The convention adjourned at 1926 till IL
O'Clock in the morning.
s FOURTH DAY.
The convention was called to order by
Gov. Mckinley and DR.. Waylnnd Hoyt Of
fered up prayer.
The secretary then read the completed
list Of the executive committee as follows:
Powell Clayton; California: NJ. Fl. De Young,
Colorado. J. f. Sanders; Connecticut, Samuel
Fessenden; Delaware, R. p. ]; Layton; Florida,
George II. shoup; Illinois W. J. Campbell;
Iowa. J. S. Clarkson; Indiana. James N. Hus-
ton; Kansas. Cyrus Leland. Jr.; Kentucky, W.
Manley; Maryland. James A. Gary: Massachu-
setts, w. NJ. Crane: Michigan, George Z. Maltz:
Mgsone + Eysns
New Hampshire, Person c. Gheny; New Jersey,
6. a. Hobart: New York, Frank s. Withersbee;
Hansbrough: Ohio, w M II aim; Oregon. Joseph
C. Simpson; Pennsylvania David Martin; Rhode
Island, Isaac NJ. Potter; South Carolina. Ellery
nessee, George ". Hill; Texas. ME- Curey: Yer
mont Mason S. Colburn;i Virginia. William Ma
homes WASHINGTON, Nelson Bennett; West Vir-
Wyoming. Joseph Carey; Arizona, W. Griffith;
Alaska, p. T. Haton; district OF Columbia,
Perry Fl. Carson; Oklahoma. C. NJ. Barnes;
Utah, K. nj. Brown: Nevada, William E. Sharon;
Ala.ama, William Youngblood.
Mr.: Miller presented communication
from the Woman Republican Association
offering help in the coming campaign. 1t
was unanimously accepted.
Nominations were declared in order fo1
president and the secretary proceeded to
call the roll for nominations.
BLAINE NOMINATED.
Senator Wolcott presented the name Of
Mr.. Blaine in behalf of Colorado. He
said:
Z. The greatest American now living suffered de-
feat eight years ago, because the party which
cause fraud triumphed. We meet to-day to
atone for that wrong. and to present to our IN.
crowned leader the pledge OF our answering de-
vember that will obliterate in'his heart and ours
the memory OF past defeat and restore to our
party It's old reputation OF fealty and devotion.
who shall lead the Democratic hosts, but we
trust they will once more rem nominate
THEIR PROPHET OF TARIFF REFORM
IN order that we may demonstrate howsshort a
life have SANDER and calumny. That cflast-
ened country may repair the wrong OF 81 and
stamp with the seal Of final disa pproval a policy
which could only lead to imPoyerishmen at
home and which brought only contempt and dis
honor abroad There is practical agreement
among the delegates at this convention, Ger,
tainly among the representatives OF the Repub-
Hear states al to whom our leader should be
and would find unanimous voice were there
not mistaken feeling among certain OF our
associates that the bestoWal 3of Office is q per
sonal gift. The welfare Of our beloved party,
Mr. Chairman, Is of infinitely greater import
ailce than the vindication or nomination Of any
man within its ranks. and when the roll OF
states is called believe it will be remembered
that the obligations Of Office are repaid solely
by faithful performance OF its duties, and that
manhood and independence are never bartered
among good men for the emoluments and
honors OF public station. Our candidate Mr..
Chairman, has never been president OF the
United States He will be-. But If he mas not
fI,at h|N, nffino gbcAh hos kxYI
devotion 70 the party, made Republican pres
ldents possible, and he has enriched and guided
two admins ratiOns with his sagacity and
craftsmanship. We are tonored ard respected
abroad. we owe it to his statscraft. We are
gathering the republic OF America together
IN BONDS OF CLOSEST FRIENDSHIP.
II is because he devised the plan and has shaped
the policy. Weare protecting onr own peopl