New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

sisted to the platform to nominate General Daniel
cepton. There was loud cheering when ne named
General Hastings the unanimous cnoice OF the
seconded The nomnaon Of General Hastings IN an
eloquent speech When Mr. Smith hed nnisned the
convention nominated General hastings lot 00V-
CHI CHRISTOPHER L. Masee. of Pttsburg. then placed
for Lieutenant Governor. and Dstrct-Attorney W.
l. Schaeffer, OF Delaware County nominated con- ~,
gresham John B. Robinson. Lyon received lsS
votes and Robinson So votes. and Lyons nomina-
ton made unanimous. T,
Mylin. OF Lancaster. for Audtor,General District
Attorney George Graham ba, OF for
OF Internal Affairs The nomination was seconded
by Major Warrel. OF Lackawanna' ana was 'iaue
The cosing work Of the convention the nomi-
Oriady named Gausha A. Grow. OF susquehaInna. n
and the nomination was seconded by James o. sea =
" Mr. Beacon also nominated Gorge F. Huff. OF
Westmoreland. for Congress man at-Large ana MS
nomination was also made by acclamation.
GENERAL HAsTINGs's SPEECH.
When the six nominees entered the convention
hall each upon the arm OF committeeman ana
were seated on the stage General Hastings was
introduced by Chairman Flood and was loudly ap-
plauded. He said:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Convention:
with deep sense OF the honor and OF the response
bi.ity Involved with due regard 10 the constituency
constantly in mind that the highest reward tina, a.
can come TO a public servant is the rscosnltlon OF
his devotion 10 duty and integrity OF purpose,
accept the standard which your votes have Placed
II hands with the nD Ss my dsvoon
tho principles OF our party. and with your assistance
and that Of the people whom you represent, we VIII
n God please. carry our banner TO Victory anu
bring the Republican party home again -,
have read the declaration OF principles ana seni,, !,
mems contained in the patform and they not on.y
meet my approval, but will have my earnest ana
advocacy and support WIN al the
the most painful and hurtful feature has been me
uncertainty resulting from the agitation ana rom
the confused attempts change the protective sy
tenn Who can measure the injury Already lnnicted
upon every business interest and occupation hs
sler the idle furnaces the dismantied factores ns
silent mines the general distress and the arIiies
OF unemployed workmen. some OF them fnafcnis mar IN,
NAM many more OF their fellows patiently bidng
Their time at home waiting for the day wnen .mgs
can make their effective appeal at the freeman ;
tribuna, the balot-box and then answer wneIner me
uncertainty and bind experiment WIN IN tne rn ,aGs s
trial and financial system Of the land are ho' It's
greatest present peril. ., 49, Do
In the campaign this day inauguratea' m tne cos- ne
tnue 10 maintain that our free institutions @ mus
rest for their security upon the moral ana ntei- G
ectual development OF al the peop.e; that ohe IN
teIigen and honest exercise OF the freernans iran,
chIse is the rock Of our freedom that grat,HrIe
v,teI as the years go by. and not to be torgoten
that VIII continue TO favor b Sas interests OF
all American citizens white or colored ricn OF poo, @
native or na1razed ana wMGn nGnr w snd gory Of our
flag in every country, on every sea- anu !" e''''
Island OF the sea. - 49, .ov,
monweaiths; as members OF that great polucai
party whose achievements have tunnaira ~
page OF our history; with the lnspratom& & .,
all great leaders and past successes; anu ",
the promise OF our future, .et us one ana al
upon this campaign with the purpose 10 wrlte ~
record stl. higher on the roll OF human acne'e'
ment. , -,
Walter Lyon was next introduced He SAID tne
con,4s, between Jack" Robinson and himself
Will. apparenty acrimonious was only upon the
surface He declared tha; his selection was mace a
solely in recognition OF the great county Oh Ai'e
Mr. Magee called upon Jack" Robinson formscSS fnscS
Of ALLEGHENY but now Of Delaware lor speeJa M
The defeated asprant for second pace In bs baS
,,cke, said that this not the nrst uIne ne Hau
| been politically unsuccessful. He consldereo an
acrimonious campaign such as ne nad unaerspnr a
| ~ ha A good test OF a mans fealty 70 MS parry
n 70 home to my adopted county OF Deawsre, NJ
| continued "and take of my coat ana ASK sses es
! Republican TO DO his best for the success OF 'n'
"Inr1 mo. H wyiin the nominee for Auditor General
smoke brleny as did also James W. Latta, the can
! didafe FOR Secretary OF Internal Affairs ana the
| conFressionai nominees George F. Hun and Ga'
| lusha a. Grow. .,,
The convention adjourned at O'clock