The evening times., 1895-12-10

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of conserving the interests OF the dele
gales ana tie interests of the Republican
party.
The roll OF the States was then called
| ana san Francisco responded. Gen. y. 7.
| Chipi,an was the first speaker. He said
| that the Republicans of the Pacific coast
wanted To know whether they wcp, to b.
| considered mere annex to the party. or TO
meet upon terms OF equality, and he eulo-
ciEed the resources OF that great territory.
Hon. George A. Knight was the next
speaker on behalf Of San Francisco West
q the Mississippi river said the spea ker,
rs an empire. amply abie to live without
you, and to pour millions into the Treasury.
fcf tEenty-liFe years we have come and
sal down with you, when the temperature
was 50 hot that much OF tli. time. we had to
spend in our hotels. ana only once did you
give us !, candidate 10 offset the tcnIpera-
ture. tLaughtrr.j
Mr. III. II. De Young. rncinbe OF the ma
tiohai committee from California. editor
OF the Sau Francisco Chronicle made The
business proposition for that city.
MT De foais Offered on br1aif of the Re
pubiicans ~ san Francisco TO Day off the
Indebtedness OF The na;ional cumfnitlee, TO
tFa IispOrt the mem hers of ths. mai tinnaI com
inltiec from thcif homes to san Fran
cisco md retara and entertain them during
me ,he convention free al ~ charge: to
Francisco and return from 81. Louis.
Ncw Orleans aud Chicago. to delegates and
alicTnateS 10 the convent ION. mi an open
rate OF $50 To all: aud Ia give Il hail such
as the committee would approve, without
interference or suggestion i,y any luca III
lii',t',. or employees.
Put, he concluded. there shall lrr nn
iard feelings In ciise sou s.nd the cugyen-
lion elsewhere We shan Ea lust as
strong Repgsiicaiis as ever. ard carry the
STATE Tor The candidate of the convcniiun.''
Applausc.l
CHiCAGo'S ALLEGED ATTiTIrpE.
When, under the call of States. Illinois
was Reached. Mr.. Samuel ". Ai!ert"il nr
chi,ago briefly addressed The committee
III praise OF ChirIgn's advantages for Ell
IeTtaining the convention.
"A GENEROUS burst ,f applause greeted
Mayor SWIFT, WIZ followed. He created a
idhsh ny his opening srnieuce. which was:
'nh:lSo Is III EHtiiiIr pusiiion today
pc,siliar for Chic;igu. because. in apnearing
bcblFe y,n We assunie an attitude or
niOdesiy.'
Mayor WaIbri,tee ur st. Louis was the
iiTst OF the sieascfs fur that city.
ton ~ n.s fssea a" 'Is Remhi9;.n s, e,'nrsn- en-
pl;Fin English, on what hight ,e said ln"rs re
lowed. 49,
Mr., s. n. Kinaard followed. Shaking
.or TIE manufactured. uf st. I.nuis. He
aroused laugh by hisarcument on The mat
ter OF ci.TiIate. " ''''
AIR. CBaunccy I.yF Hey closed the ar.u-
m"nt for 81. Louis. Referring 10 Maynr
rsi four years ago. lie SAID: ''Mayor Swirl
speaks of chicago,s modesiv al n time
wien she wanted the Worlds FAIR. Let
nie suggest THAI Chicago remain modest
now that she's ban that Worlds FAR"
oeA- Iiaillcl Bultertic.d was New York's
champion. New, York needed a little mis-
siouary work IN a political way. said GEN
Bptieriicid, and he asked the committee 10
remember how much the presence of the
convention in New York would ne worth
TO them.
:, Gen. Buticrfirld introduced Mr. Murat
Haistead of Brooklyn as man who had
attended every Republican convention since
few words FOR New York. Mr. Halstead
mlIir oile'or lis effective speeches
The announcement of Hon. John DaIzel
% Sptstk for Phtshurg was the signal for
applause.
Pihsburg, he said, was in earnest in her
desired for the convention, and desired it
because she desired IL. -t- -.s
. SENATOR QUAY'S LETTER.
Mr.. DaIzell was followed by his colleague.
Mr. WA. Stone, WHO appealed Ia he sense
of justice of the connnittpt' IN support of
Plitsbnrs's iiea. \ irtier from Senator
also the following from senaior QUAY
'JInitt'd States senate
'.Washinclon, Bec. 10. Sg5.
Hon. Thomas II Carter. Chairman
1T was nv intention tu meet The com
mittee today and tu nakt some stig.es-
tons in behalf uf Pittsburg as the location
for the next natIrnal convention. but i'm
portant public business prevents nv attend
ance.
MY home is near that city, and my ac-
quainiance with its capaoitv is tiioruugh
and covering IA period OF fifis Fcars. The
commit may ie assured that the Cinven-
ton viii be cared for rs comfortably as il
could be cared f.'r i'll any other city in The
United States: HAT the leading hotels win
place accomin dations for three tho6sInd
five hundred persous Al The absolute dis
pOsaI Of your committee: that the teie
graphic equipment cahnot be surpassed
any more than the hospitality OF it's cit
lZcns, md that q good bal of CAPACITY tu
seat 10000 to 5000 people will be pro-
vided.
''Republicans of PENNSYLVANIA hope that
the national committee will today dignity
by its approval of our great manufacturing
city. located in the greatest Republican
county and the greatest Republican State
in the country. 81. =. QUAY"
When Utah was reached. Col. Pat Lamnan
stated that the Salt Lake committee had
authorized him TO withdraw that city
from the list of applications.
This concluded the oratOry of the day.
and on motion of Mr.. De Young. at 1:15
the committee took a recess until O'Clock.
when ii reassembled in executive session.