The morning call., 1892-06-11

erved his country we'll You have seen glm IN
your streets. You have gazed On bis face, and
~ experience you have learned what Kind OF a
nan hsis fGTeat spplause.l One well qualified
o iii the Important uosition he occupies, and In
whose hands can be trusted the destiny OF the
nation He has been tried and not found want
ug. In summing up harTison's character / can
not help liking him 10 old Dave Scannell, brave
10 the last. and knowing nothing but his duty.
.isys oDly word TO say TO you. This boom has
gstonlsned me. ] could not hope to see such
demonstration at so short a notice. It shows
now BENJAMIN Harrison stands with the people,
and in November be will again lead Us on to VIC
oTy.
Mr. HALLIDIE SPEAKS.
A. s. Hallidie was next introduced. He
said:
II there were any need of argument 10 favor
OF protective tariff the history OF the last three
years Would be sufficient to silence all opposition
Il is useless 10 occupy much OF your TINS To-
night but the nomination OF Harrison IS marx
of the march Of progress OF the country he
have had three wears OF experience, ana We nave
sufoyed our experience. We are willing 10 Try
MIN again. Not tIy him really, for we know him
now: know that he is 10 be trusted, and know
hat he is the man OF men to lead the Republican
party TO victory in November. lCheers.l
DISTRICT ATTORNEY BARNES.
The reception accorded to w. S. Barnes
when he was introduced was the heartiest
of the evening. and although his remarks
we're as brief as those of the speakers who
preceded him he was repeatedly chesred,
and it was some moments before the chair
man of the evening could be heard TO intro
duce the next speaker. Mr.. Barnes said:
Fellow citizens and felow.soldlers; ! call yOu
fellow soldiers because four years ago we stood
shoulder 10 shoulder and marched on 10 victory
L -Fz- TN-wan anpnn fnl
affair with Chile has taught the world at large
ibat America must be respected wherever her
flag waves aud this was under the glorious ad.
miRistratiOn OF Benjamin Harrison, and when
We meet again 10 this hail in November il VIII
noI be TO Tallfy his nomination. but 10 celebrate
ais election.
THOMAS Y. o'BRIEN's ADDRESS.
Thomas Y. O'Brien, who received s great
ovation from his compatri0ts said:
II WAS proclaimed inialibly BY the martyred
President that his Government was for the peO-
pie and now The son Of z farmer, who worked
for 50 & day, Benjamin Harrison, is nominated.
belonged 10 that club when the ThiItelh dis
trict saw that the man who was going to lead the
Republicans TO victory was Benjamin Harrison.
He has to-day frowned on the despOtlsms OF Eu-
rope, and pTOclalms that all Americans shall be
free. The eXlles from Erin would b. heard from
before November. The eXDatriated irish will be
10 the fore in backing up Harrison, and America
shall be for America and the Americans.
JOHN T. DARE's REMARKS.
John T. Dare vas the next speaker. Like
the other speakers his speech was short, but
mis- words were forcibe, aud he was warmly
cheeTed. He said:
Fellow cilz-nS: A few hours ago our polltea
tTestle board resembed a village school black
board on examination day EaInesluess OF eff0rt
vas more apparent than a correct solution, but
mark The change. The masters hand has wiped
away all the conflicting figures and deiaeing
marks and tn clear and distinct characters has
Traced the true and the whole school the vel
come answer, Benjamin Harrison. Applause
Good character, moral courage, integrity OF
purpose and love OF country and traits OF char
acter that the American people love 10 honor
-Four years ago they elect ed man they believed
TO be possessed Of these noble rats. In NOvem-
Der next they VIII elect a man they know, have
tiled and teamed to love aud honor the foremost
American OF America - Benjamin Harrison.
When Mckinley moved to-day TO make his nOmj-
nation unanimous, all America shOuted "ayev'
aud later on you viii hnd all England shouting
nay.
J. (. FREDERICH's TELLING SPEECH
jeremiah L. Frederick next said
II has been said that If any evidence was
wanted 10 Republican sentiment IN San Fran
EleEu Ills suspicious gathering has proven IT.
-Four years more OF protection 10 tie labor aud
skill Of the mericsn citizen, who Is supporting
bis family, is what tie nomination and election
Of Benjamin Harrison MEANS THIS Is 10 time
10 talk Of he history OF this party, but the song
which rose 80 years ago when Abraham Lin
coin was selected as President was the dawn Of
the eternal day Of American liberty. Il has been
he object OF the party 10 govern America for The
Americans, snd make the labOrer an American
Bobltman Tie parry has pushed America TO
The foremost in the world. During all these
years our friends, the Democrats, have been
holding on 10 tie tail OF the Republican party
and shouting "Whoai" They seem 10 be the
party Of grasshoppeTs' woe aud calamity
This party Of promises aud apologies
comes up and makes excuses for the
past and say they are a new party
close examination, however. shows that It is
The same Gid party. Il reminded hIm Of story
q! lie stabeman who pointed out white horse
and said: a friend Of mine in Washington said
be saw a painting Of General Wasbington's
horse, and his customer said this is the same
horse" So then tie Democratic party is the
same as ever Now. this nomination Of Harri-
sen is eTeditable TO the party and the country.
1t does not detTaCt or pluck one laurel leaf from
the chaplet Of impeTish2ble glory that enciTcles
the brow Of the great ex-Secrelary. He Will be
forever cherished in the hearts OF his country
men and the millions Of future generations VIII
yention and elect Harrison 10 succeed himself.
A. RUEF's ADDRESS.
A. Ruef met with a very cordial recep-
ton. He said:
Loyalty is tie bright scintillating star in the
banner Of California. We are loyal 10 our
country and to the man who has done the right.
That President Harrison has done right by Cali
foTnia aud the country no one can question. We
do not forget our friends. though, and never shall
We allow one little Of tie credit due 10 the erst-
While Secretary Of Stale, James q. Blaine, to be
taken from him. Immense applausel He has
stood by US, and we love him for IL. Some OF US
no doubt wanted HIM, but we, like good Repub-
leans, yield 10 The peoples will and take tie
man who is the popular choice OF he country.
In next November the Democratic party will be
unhesrd or, aud you are the boys who will help
10 bury It and help send The Republican party TO
the front with Benjamin Harrison at It's head.
hope that this is bur an indication Of the rally 10
the heads Of our ticket-BenjamIn Harrison and
Whltelaw Reid.
HENRY G LIBBLE's SPEECH.
WAAsn Henry c. Dibble advanced to the
front he was greeted with cheers.
An army Of soldiers said he, about to 20 into
battle feel the most confidence when they follow
a general who has alrea ady led them on to vic
Tory. So the Republican party feel more conf
dent now they are following Benjamin Harri-
son.
Four years ago 1 stood right here and pre-
dicted Harrison's election as President Of the
United States. / am equally confident on the
present occasion. he Is a great leader aud a
great organizer. He win protect his honor aud
hurl back II necessary an invading foe.
As for his cOadjutor, Whitelaw Reid, he, as The
editor Of the New York Tribune Will ensure
New York to The Republican party We are now
about to go nt0 battle, and We know our deela-
ration Is true. This cannot be said OF the declR-
ration of the Democratic party. Harrison and
Reed win assure fair play on election day.
z. D. PEIXOTTo's REMARKS.
Z. D. Peixotto also met with warm re-
ception. He said: