Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09

ssna q Draper. HopSiaals. IL d6avsntio,
rxuouinasa1 ~ acclamafi0n Hon. Roger
Wolcoes for gieusenant RoseEnar. ths ncus-
nation being seconded b. Sidney p
Smith Of Ashol A committee was ap-
pcintei 20 wait on Mr.. Wolooss and re-
guest his presence
On motion Of Hon H B. Peirce Of Alb
inSson, Hon. William ". DIN was re
nouainsted by reclamation for secretary Of
ssass. Ga motion OF Judge A. A. Putnam
Of yxbridxe, joan W. kimhsll Of Fitch
bary was rsnainisssea for stair auditor.
Hon. Warren L Locke Of Norwood An
nauaked his wlaAsisz wal rs candidate
for state sreasuFsr. AID on motion of Mr.
DsouIs OF Sskem il Was voted TO proceed
to ballot fo- ,aaz eificiaL
:. j. Elder Of Winchester nominated
Colnlri Henry NJ Paiiitps of Spring
field. Charles j. Moves of Basg, nog.i'
mated Edward p shaw Of Newbaryport,
ard Sena,cr Dame Of Newbarypers sec
os.Ied the BotaiaatseA-
The Ballot Resulted.
Whole numbeF Of ballots -ifdi
Necessary for a ehsylee. ...,+.--.....-,-- sscs
Henry NJ. rhillils- .....---..-.-..-.-.i2i
.
And Mr.. PaiiIips vas declared the nom
inee.
Senator Shaw moved that the nomina-
ton be made IN nj aous. and il WAS car
ried-
Fp Goulding nominated for attorney
general Hosea N. kuoSIton of New Bed.
ford and he was given the position by ae-
elanlation-
the Candidate Arrives.
Hon. 7. T. Greeuhalge then catered the
hall and was received with trsmendou.
applause. E'hea the applause had sub
sided Mr.. GAeenhalge said:
NR PRESIDENT AMP GENTLEMEN or rHk
CoNvgArIoS accept the nomination ac-
eept il as the greatest honor OF my life, and
thank YOU fer il with tnc deepest gratitude.
accept il also as the greatest responsibility
Of ms life, and trust / may assume that re-
sp,usihillty in a spirit tefsting the confidence
You have reP1.ed in me. My deep seas' of lns
defects and shortcomings Is increased By the
high and honorable character Of the aide and
distingut. he Net whose names kstS leen
before the party as candidates, and ~, So
patriotic action has contributed much Ia
The harmony OF this great coaventon
tientlcmen, Tie Republican parry is ,ndif-
fer nj nothing that concerns The welfare
nation. To keep Massachusetts foremost
among Aer sister states peerless among her
Eeers-none of Ihe great agencies q riVilizs-
ton must be neglected oF lsporr'i. Education,
Justice economy, temperance, cl Iflity, must
still lead us Oh Ia better government ia state
In town ana cry.
The state must l4, just TO all: subscrvicnt q
| acme. HeaY the wpsds Of the fathers Ia
article Il OF the declaration OF rights Of uur
ruasItution. No man. Hor corporation. noi
Isolation If men, have any other title 10 OBJ
Ii in advantages. or particular and exclusive
privileges, distinct from those OF the com
inuuity, than what arises from the Consldera-
Jion of service, rendered Ia the public" In the
spirit of these words public interests will ever
be preferred Ia private interests.
The condition Of national affairs must ex-
cite oar keeuest s0licituae. An indignant
COUNTRY asks the Democratic party Where is
tne prosperity of i&2f Give ~ back tina,
prosperity with its business, its dividends. 1t.
wages" The reply is not satisfactory. While
the Republican banner hoats over the Capitol
while Republican laws were administered by
Republican hands and brains. we had pros
s,rity Now we are awaiting its return. The
! prospect of vicious legislation scared away
! that prosperity. But the Sherman act, they
say, is the root Of all this evil Every intelli-
gent man in this country knows how and why
that act was passed. But the Sherman act Ii
tHaF$tl 10 Va Z" ';'''t" la''S nav r.
et"titi axe 10 'h''N ne h""' 81 NV si,''
The ''e'a"tia's cry ""' t'Vau'' Wv NM ne ,
ANT 'i'"r' bt. Az ''.f''iE" 'he n'A'. hu' "a
! frela'oi the l"'i' "Af'Pt '"' t'l'' '''"
I lsr'Sf ~ wen n''Ehi i"'' ,r , ~, ~
/ siH nam ~ 'h-4 'H' Wy ''h'' ~ nAnN'i M
| VIA hpt a. icA''rA'lh' e"i'9if"
Now y" art aii in FAVOR OF repeat Tue l'th
| ocrHnc part r. IT. power We h"pnhhcah
| arv not rn"h uUt,Nan8 'hat we cin"t ~
| patriot. thark the l'Te7ii"it M the mite
| States i"r has pntriptia service IN hrhali "i
! sound riohet; trd q h'N own parry ta'i nan
! the Republican parry Viii ne l"thu itEI'l
| Uf salvation standing al his oa.k IA thr
! IN riot .t wort. 80 "" ny H"i"h' u h'S ~
| We cannot at. And ihv.r "h3"@ty ia M
| srtAtc -tru!' he}glfhr b"i"rs o1rp"id'
| E'iari 20 tHFFii"uS -Hfrrte+ i"t them 20
! its. -, lti s-trrn'rr W parliamentary weapons
| ana. " iiDr hearts idH TEEN NOT, ltt Ia,
| DIV lrNf ErAo' rae flashing iiadc WI
! rllrl 81 mas II, hroi de'iit slicH VAIN q
| i.'tue 4uf t1" true welfare "i lie couh'I!
| N-Hi ihfs t.nj pend HPoa II ihty VIII nav
| g. aI.ir tHr sn-e OF Worcester the "lsh"i'
| aul e!r'nslI Of uir senior senator ana th'
| y"athlnl NiAur and danhtlesS intellect OF th
| DELEGATE rom Natant, Henry 'aht Lodge
| IL the Democratic party fail. OF repeal the'
| We charge 'h"ln with ia" worst OF politics
| crimes i'n' equity ana i.hpoi"nc".
| We say r"'' her word 81 "lt'c" to the Dem
c''re FREE AMI honest eiecli"ns. Oh nave a.
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