Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

tuet ~-tu hnite2sH 11c1 they W00H
march 10 victory.
Governor Bulkley Of Connsc,iou<
then took the platform and -
onded Tie nomination, though -
delegation from 1onneoticot -
come on the moor fayoT1ne eNtknr
candidate the one closs the nnuo
the ticket the same loyalty Hnd -
deavor tor success that they eouo
Benjamin Harrison four yeass -.
Ihsmas =. Rcd Namen.
Al the CONCLUSION of the onoooh - 5
Governor Bulkley, james 6off1o e
Tennessee goI the floor. A delecn1o =
West Virginia tried 10 move The 0non.-
nous nomination Of Mr. Re,d. ~
Settle insisting on taking the piasfoew
aud on behalf OF Tennessss nomino1o
zone of the Erandest chnrocteso -
American polite, the Hon. Thomoe r
Reed OF Name" Mr.. Rsod's nnno
WAS greeted with loud cheering. 60
particularly among the southern delo-
gates Mr.. Lowthen of Virginia rot tho
platform 10 SECOND the nominsa5on,
lie SAID the name of Reed would swooo
The south. Much had been said Of silscr
6nd tariff but. there was . Question
overriding all others, the rights of
American citizens. The south uanteA
. free ballot and = falr count. Grand
a was the name of Mckinley THAI
which there wss none gfander Tho
name OF sherman or Harrison, there
was no man 10 whom the Americas
people owed = higher debt Of gratitudo
than TO Thomas b. Reed. lie seconded
the nomiIaAtoD. not In behalf of any
delegation, bot IN behalf of the great
-
Mr.. Llttleneld OF Maine, rising frou
his seat N the body OF the hail, saad:
lin behalf of the Maine delegafioa 1
ask the degauon In this consenuan -
decliae 10 vote for Thomas b. Reed. 1
authority 10 present hss name.
of the Maine delegation that
Mr.. Reed would decline the nomlna-
ton" M. Low then got the fioof, and
said he would not know Mr.. Reed II he
met bim In the road. He was glad
however, to have paid tribute 70 thu
granoest of republicans. Mr. Settle
said he had placed Mr.. Reed 10 nonsi-
nation at the request OF the Delegation
without consulting Mr. Reed or tho
Maine delegation because he wae grand
and great enough 10 excite ON adoslra-
ton and love. In Difference TO the
wishes of the Maine delegation, how
ever, he would withdraw the name Of
Mr.. Reed.
Nomipatsd ny Aociaossssn.
Mr.. Carney of Iowa then moved 70
suspend the rules and make the nomi-
nation UNANIMOUS. The rules were
suspended by viva voce vote and the
nomination was made unanimous.
Senator Cuilom having taken the chair
Elliott +. Shepard offered . resolution
Of cordial thanks 70 Chairman Nckin-
ley and wishing him increasing usefui-
ness IN the service OF the country.
The chair asked that those who were
in favor of this resolution should stand
and be counted. As the delegates rose
he said there are 's9o6 standing,
there is no need to count, .
which WAS received with laughter and
applause. Resolutions thanking the
minor officials of the convention, and
the citizens of Minneapolis, were passed
with enthusiasm. Mr.. Garrison of ereG
a resolution of thands 10 the people of
Minneapolis for the complete and supe-
rior accommodations provided, and Che
generous and adequate prosis.ous for
entertaining visitors; also, thanking
the executive committee. This wAs
adopted. An invitation from the
Zenith City OF the Unsalted Seas"
-Dulutb--to the delegates and
alternates 10 visit that city was read
| from the secretary'e desk. There Wno
| some laughter over another invitAtson
which was from Winona, and which
asked the delegates TO visit their city
July 4, 1892, on the occasion Of the
opening of a bridge. A Telegram from
Oregon was read: Oregon repubiscAn
by 5000. and will 20 for Harrison TO-
600 IN November. Legislature n
both branches republican" lCboere-J
A resolution from the ptess, thanking
| the prese committee. was offered b.
Mr.. DeYoung Of California. and adopt
| ed Mr.. Cannon OF Illinois. 06ered
| the usual resolution 10 make ChA,rlnAo
Mckinley the chairman of The oom-
mIttee TO notify the nominees OF their
nomination. Thanks were also voteo
TO the fretiring national commtt<eeo
| during the campaign of 1858. The
roll of states was then called for the
appointment of member OF the COM
mittees 10 notify the nominees.
Committee OF Notih1stion.
MlftkhFoLis. June iss-~f o& eUtu~
mittee TO notify the president Of he
nomination Is as followss Aiahama,
Charles o. Harris, Arkansas, ----------,
California. c. y. Feiton. Cole
rsdo, H. Townsend; Connecticot.
NJ. J. Bulkley; Delaware, ------.>,
Florida. }. A. spann, Georx,A,
- -; Idaho, =. I. Duhow;
Illinois, }. II. Gilbert: Indiana. J. b.
Homan; Iowa, c. w. Muiian, Kansne.
c. Hood; Kentucky. L. A. TaFl.
ton; LOUISIANA, A. ". Bas-
ne. Jr., Maine. Z. b. MslIst,
Maryland, A. shaw: Massachusetts,,
- -; Michigan, ID. ~. FeF7yl
Minnesota, n. s. Hsll: MisAsslppi, 5. k
Mathews; Missouri, Z. G. Bell. Non1naa.
A. y. Hammosd Nebra<gs. A. HaSti
Nevada, -------.--: New Hampshire, 3.
+. Cruft: New Jersey. A. Esibert, keu
York, 4. r. shepard; North Careless,
H. y. Chatham; North DAKOTA. w. r..
Robinson; Ohio, j. B. Fosakes1
4 Oregon. c. n. Denaldson. Peonsy1.
vania. A Fsrnham, Rhode Ieja01.
Samuel r. Colt; Carolina, X. 4. Deno;
South Dakota, A. c. johnson, 1enneo-
see. r. r. Boyt. Texas. W. p.
Crawford; Vermont. w. n. rnGeI
Virginia, ----; Washington. ------I
West Virginia, ----- Wpscoson.
-. Wyoming. s. ". Downe9I
Arizona. NJ. W. stewart, Detrjcl q
CoIumtns. p. H. Carson; New MekiDn,
NJ. A. Ofero. Oklahoma. A. j. aoo9.