The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-02-26

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ALL IS 7BB MAN.
:, ,ss 1pfnocn:A'Hrrs OF NE"
rcofs as IS PRESIDENT.
.c,oyrn,lon Meets and Sends
|. i'1 s, 'od" to chicago ravosa.
b D'''s s.nnctt Hill.-Ae Addresses
p'id "'' and is Received With
,''a'l0" @;,.m.-rhe Delegation
sts' '"''' - The dem
=. :. convention was called to or or
..i, .,n,, Edward Murphy OF the
' ss,es. at noon The rush was
- % Many DELEGATES were sna,
:, ,,e anxiety Of Albany people
~ Without III forma'i'y' the chair
7 .,.,.l Temporary cha'rma"
:, ,.' T.. reference to David b
/ ,s leader under who" democracy
= ,.,s disaster. d'sho"0r or de-
=. sentence Of the address that
T u, rio,i Of The delegates and \
..,Se into a series of yells
from several thousand
nI' a. s,cs o.; The other organiza-
|. y. w. ,,nedthe airas their bear
y ~ ~. md waved simultaneously.
I'ss ' ii. speech of Mr.. Eeebe,
\ |s ..:.., called the roll of delegates.
\. |, anne Of Lieut.-Gov. Sheehan
- 'I,ss,, MAS a surprising demon
~ ' '.nruss. almos, cquaiins that
3a ~ s,eatiou Of Itil''s name by
-, @a,,,,.e Oh credentials, pcrma-
.,.,.l,iou, platform and delegates
T. T.. ' ~. then 1a,en until 3 80 p. N.
!. hall was A. crowded rs ~ the
|. .s..ion when Chairman Beebe
i. ,aeruoon session to order at
h. teoott Of the committee on
N ,.s,s layor,d the seating OF the
l.Esatcs in the test ed
, Aimn, and Cha.tauqua. The
Ia, adopted
,,arl Of the committee on pcrma-
,,,,1l,ion was Il n presented and
4 Ge4. Daniel +. Sickles was
rg,neu; chairman, and %hen he
BIZ Jut-c Bcehe he receiv-
,r,lon. Gen. Sich lee spoke as fol-
.l,noeracy of New York and OF the
,,,roacn the presidential cam
,fl.a! with a daep sense OF the re-
hin IMPOSED upon them by the
Victories Of 1880 and 1881. We
AI to see the manifest purpose az
peoi this country TO dismiss the
ian party from any further control
tt.al government. The state of
Ns has often had the good fortune
lnoyel by the choice OF one oi its
las champions of the national de-
3 Il VIC shail again he invited by
stie' in ether states to put for
candidate for the chief magiS-
1.-The nation, we are prepared TO
!, saictsges tc: :, statesman whose
already places him in the group
fl'lrioas bg the names Of Van
Wright, Marcy, Seymour and Til
ie shall present the name OF the
sider whose banner is inscribed
lhI victories and under whom the
boy Of New York never has been
n viii he defeated: a leader who
Elea 10 The senate OF the United
'IiHOat The expenditure OF Il dol
ater We love because the enemies
-;nocrA'ic party hate and fear him
i1hoSe success Is always the tri-
MS party; a leader whose cleo
~ presidency olthe United States
EIslo the whole people an admin
guided and directed in all its
|, D. pFIcipIeS, policy aud iradi-
JeurrSon and Jackson"
:" Ridseway, Of Kings county,
''sl mp The report OF tie commit
'''Ip''"ns, which was read by
1'noe@'Ic party OF the state OF
''' III contention Ass embed, re
pease OF lis fidelity to Tie whole
que 'al'h and tradition. as affirmed
'N'oaa platform from lS1GtolSSS.
I , u our state platforms: CONCUR
l'ne openlng fGovernor Iildcn's
q Tue close Of Governor HIPS
|S7''9pro'cd and alike illustra-
| ss N the chief magistracy Of
|.'e s,rate.
!I@S state platform, 1874: First,
N.'eF ouly leasal tender: no cur
"f''''e with coin. 2nd, steady
/ |s''5 t.. specie payments; no step
h.. ''a' honest payment OF tn.
|T", IN coin: sacred prcser-
|. e''''c faith. 4th, revenue re-
| |,,. taxation for revenue only;;
|,, T*'' partnership with protect
[,ae'' 9TH, home rule: to limit
h''.n most lealousIy the few now
| f,l u TO public servants, mnoi-
h s slI NJ cent.iIiza;ion. 9th.
I, tAa'' Justice to all men. no par
Is, Wv" .. 30 partial taxation. 7th.
/, ~ p u, trust, not Il private
|, ~ 'oIrd term. Slh. ecouomv