New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-15

on the farm and work shop. ond By wise con-
lcessions are inducing the nations OF theworld to
open tner gates 20 our products. HIS far.-seeing
and discrimln ating vision the possibility Of
reciprocity and induced US to foster it. There
is no public measure since the days OF recon
struction which has tended to the advancement
OF our country with which he has net been ideii-
titled and when the history of this generation
[ of our republic shall be written his name will
stand forem OSt among its statesmen. No Off
cial title can add to or detract from the uster
of his fame, but We may at least let history
record that sEch as we had to give we gave with
| loyal and loving hearts
The best gifts OF this world are not for those
who seek them. Our votes are to be cast for
the one who is almost every Republicans candi-
date except his own For nv own part i re-
ioice that the opportunity is given me of cast
ing my vote for q nominee who seeks nothingfor
the sole devotion to the nations well
fare which has guided him IN his pub
| lie life for nearly; a generation insures
ton may impose upon him. or many months
there has been apprehension in the public mind
respecting his health and strength. Tt il graft
flying to be able to state that the fears which
have moved us are groupdiess. For ourcountry's
sake and5his own we could wish that he We're
again
THE YOUNG AND ARDENT LEADER
who has guided his party through countless bat
ties and that his youth could be renewed like
the eagles. Experience. however, Mr.. Chairman,
! comes only with ripening years: the same IN
conquerabe will and lofty patriotism still DOM
mate his being; and though time has tineed his
couptry's service have left their impress, he still
stands for us who love him, the embodiment of
all that is brightest and best i'll American
craftsmanship, and, mellowed and broadened
by the creeping hours of time, we thank G Cd
that he is still amply able and equipped to give
to the people Of these states an administration
which shall protect. our own citizens, and look
ing beyond the confines OF our borders embrace
| the we'll being OF all America.
And SO. MI. Chairman, we turn in the hour
when victory is at hand to the intrepid leader
who shaped for his party the policy which has
those OF us who belong to the younger element
OF the party who content to follow and lot
to lead, but only to bear their share of the bur-
den and heat OF the day. he stands our ideal.
our inspiration. His name is engraved in all
our hearts i'll living letters that can never fade.
Brave, true hearted and great, thereis no true
Republican, who will not follow him when he
/ leads, and, with loving faith and trust that a
kind providence maylong spare him to people
whose grateful homage he has earned and whose
afectlOnate devotion he Possesses, we pledge
our unfaltering and loyal support to James
G. Blaine
When Indiana was called the venerable
Dick Thompson addressed the convention
in behalf Of MIR. Harrison. He said:
ton. do not intend to make a speech. pro-
pose to make anomlnation for the presidency
which shall strike cord of sympathy in every
true Republican heart. l propose to nominate
Tor the presidency man Wno does not seek
elevation by the detraction of any other great
propose, however, to defend his history or his
life before this convention, because that will be
done i'll words Of burning and breathing elo-
quence. which cannot be surpassed in this Or any
other country in the world. Therefore with
these simply words OF praise nominate to this