The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-10-08
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''EhlhSS br!dH III New ioFk tilE Iii
other night was most remarkable in 1t
CAaracter. hlockaned streetS' cfo"de'
andltofllm' bes!e%ed speaking Stands an'
crowds that dehed thc energy OF the po
ice III thelr stability were some OF the Tea
| lures. iahiaN'H! !iaii, mat hau mace
the arrangements Tor the welcome ana re
ceptloh, outdiG Itself III the doing. lam
many Is noted 10r enthusiastic assem-
n''SeS' anu within the DE Assembly mai
'He ihehipefS lcfe the air win SHOUTS o
'ProEi'l OF the cahdidates, OF the Ameri
can ,i's ana OF every comment that sa
v"red elthfr or PATRIOTISM or loyalty t'
i't!iiocf"'Ic principles.
Livery man VINO entered was presente'
Win nag the erect belnS ihat Whei
any iE!hS peasea Inc audience, the crowd
'u ,i''ii seehie'l one huse wave Oh 'he starr
'Li,. s'rlpeS. 90 100 ial!ihiahS Is coSmo
l"ii'ai' ana On the several stands thef'
M"seu WIN 'hr predominant star span
ste'i hani'eF the nag Oh i'aiF. ot ireland
u "erhi'H!' anu 'he union j'ch Oh LIZ
Sai'o.
| AS carry us CLOCK IahihahF iihi
WIS J"hih'eu 10 lie doors ana the ponce
VIE Wres'hhs WIN the ihouSahGs ott
soc WHO were demahdihg ADMISSION
" n"Ion' "neh the! oie NOT get IT, uroVt
| lem " .ar!o"s s'aHds erecteu III vantage
| p"ihtS "i'niia H. 'he space OF slN docks OF
r'n;,4 "i.t.'.''ns. he small army OF Policemen
Lo"sHt y, anu s'I IuSEieu WIN ine croWa to
he'p .ne S'lee's open lor tr''ihc' nut they
S"oh s1.e !. up ana aioWee 'hem 10 sta1"'
ti'sse III 1foilt OF the stands. Inc police
hnd =. e'.,,t i:,. AZ .''lopei n liis iies
h''u 10 hSh' like tigers, Ihe people refusing
to move even When the horses almOs;
tramp!ed uDon them. Soon after Mr. Rrv
~, ,.,,t,.,,I tr,,,,,,. ~,
80 a"iiilaH' iiaii " uii'its ra'h-
stolnl started and it was not long before
mt least half the crowd had soue.ht shelter
Shortlv ofto,. G o.oioo1- - e,.,7,,,,,.:,.. :.
A., oNA tt o',iiiii''Ioii IA
:ie ie''i vi the sta%e sent Dn%Z Oh eX-
citement through the immense crowd in
the hall and IN ;,s+o,+ I,+or H. ,oi;,,
,I.,.I ~ " '''' ''''i 'He p'iIs
It""eu Harro" passaSeWaE, Which re-
v"aled the hgUre of Mr.. Bryan. On either
side of him wore 4 Artbnr Sau,u +ho x-:oa
,rosilau+i.1 ,,:r.t - III
Iu..,'. ''h"i''''e' an" N'eofEe L rel
W -iH1inS, Just nominated by three con
vcntiOnS for the GOyernorsh;n of Nosso
cbusc++s NJ o,.,;.- - :, -,
t nc ehsu.hS scehe l.to rarely
peeI equaieu IN Old lammany. The crowd
Tel. into frenzy, and their tremendous
yolume of sound ,vb;cy, hooor +bo, o,,aod
- "-iiOii oeS'h tHeH' ehueu
eAdctiy seven minutes later, and the air
was kaieidOScOpic with waving hats and
flags DURING tha dep,onstr,+;o, Nv
pry,o I'll -. - -.
Ian stood erect, gazing directly before
him. There was Il gratifed smile on his
lips and gleam of iov in his eves E,vo-
tr.I1v bo ro;cod ~ -. -
80 -, i"i,eu HIS haHa ana secured ST.
"hce. linen ne s'lid:
7 -IeI,.
MANY socjatv for +ba r,i,.;jo ~ ~ NJ "
afforded me of sneak,pg ta FL. nn,, ~ 1t mas
assembled. annreciots tho toI,,o - 81 ne. 81.
raniZotion lilo Ri, tro;n, ''iue ~ VI an OF
ready Ia do afraati',o sor,a Eoiapact anu
which tbe sociatv osra',lo SCI ice III any cause
carry back TO the Wast ibo 80. aih itp sidu
II Il, No na,,.o t ~ ', eSt 'ie new hough
narS or tno,, ~ ~ any one wi9 reads the pa
that the ,Tanmon, sa!;, ul ine M nrsani5atioh Ton
nast in its aTnrt =. rs IN ueiu ear
only TO the Chicao6 tJci.nt L,t support M, not
caCo platform nno1 vbih ,h ~ tioI ~ 'ie IN
The Tamno,,,f ;t a. 'ne " Si'tl'is.
constItut;nn ~ "InISt - - eoini'eiieu py us
ITnurtb Of J,, ~ S,olt.. iate cacn returning
ed Inv its orcn,,;, ~, "po eI"t uIs Is ulrect-
of those .gSon1hiod ~ 20 ieiu ~, tne prssehce
can indanandn, 'Te @ az i'.iuI 10, pI Aiieri-
before and II ~. o. "us az, III & .nis nan olce
when was nermittoJ +o t.1a "a, nnt ~ T.; vi - uS
your celehrafinns am 49, ,'i.y IN JiiI "
an orvaniy,tin, ,,.b;ah mt , T' sui p iaei 'ndt
aaoIa 20 IT. us . "i.tn le:.us cNtIJ year the
its snnnnrt " " yam iluepeigence SlyeS
financial indenanG"r,,o III ni'H ueci'i'es io'
| am clad ~ ~ T,,d o,,, ,.i,,.;.,, = ~.
York 1'ity nm, ,,1,J tt,+ -, - - - 81
tn tho ,,,,t,b a. - ,s' s'iau .4'.t cNeI! u"! Suus
yori- VII ,, W ,i; inose III the S'ate OF NeW
cot forth T.; ~ s'e s'tieT % thc Pi,Iciple'
such confiSonco ~, - ptti, IA, anu nate
that baiieva tbat - d 81, " oar ciuSe
aIaction d., lii II aay iiohi 10" unth
snnnortars Of fraa coi,,aea a+ ~. -. VI '"e
Refore ,ddreesinr ,nt,ssIf 20 ~, ~ ,',.
Issue of tbis c,r,iy dost ,o ,ne paiiiioiiit
the language used here In tbis CITY Inv rho
former President Benjamin Harrison My
friends. please refrain from expressing your
L quote his words because words
coming from SO high Republican source
ought 10 De considered, even II yOu cannot
agree with them. Let me read You what
he says
lin my opinion there is no issue presented
by the Chicago convention more important
ana vital tnan the question they have raised
OF abrogating the power and duty of the
national ma courts and the National Executive.
The defense of the Constitution and of the
States and Of the Presidents powers TO en-
force all the laws of the United States with
out obtaining the call or consent of the Gov
ernor of any State Is an important and LIVING
coinage vii! be or little moment if our con
stitutional government is Oyertrown.''
l call your attention to the fact that ey-
President Harrison has said that our D,at-
form raises this question. and that constitu-
tional government is in danger. IL the plat
form did So, might turn from the discus
sion of any question to consider ANYTHING
which menaces the continuation of constitu1
tional government. But there is nothing In |
the Chicago platform that would make the
Executive of the United States feeble i'm on |
forcing all the laws OF the nation. or feeble
IN defending the Constitution of the nat;oD.
rhere is nothing in that platform thai as
sails the integrity or questlonS the honesty
If the Supreme Court Of the United States
,,o,un,rad with r;,c,,r,s r,.s
7 ohouo,,1,o ,,a,, =, 80 tr.a. ,-.rt XII
IL, l onai.ehsg !1u " Iead thIt platform ana |
us uSeu py tne lolInef Ifesldeht Oar
. ol Tue supreme court Is not as Sc
Gle az ,he cri'icish oI 'he PLATFORM upon
when ApranaLh Lincoln was elected III 1860. |
rolhlnS tiat nave uttereu IN regard 10 the |
supreme Court mas Dten as severe as the /
ansuage used by Abraham Lincoln both be- /
ore anu afttr MS election 10 the Presidency |
'iatIorm concerning the invasion of a State |
~ Federal troops That equals III force or en- |
lnas,s the PLATFORM OF ISbO. upon which [
Abraham Lincoln was elected.
There Is nothing that has been said in the |
,latform or by the candidates that justifies
he statement t1at the Deinocratic party is |
ssailing constitutional government or inter
ering with the preservation OF law and or
Ter. L Will 90 further than TINT. If Mr. |,
harrison wants TO raise the question of the
uryival or our Government, am willing to
meet him on that proposition. My friends
il so far as the Republicans and former Dem
cratS have criticised my election as n men !
ear Is not as an Executive | might be lax
n forcing the law, but their fear Is that ms |
n Executive | would not be respccter of |
ersons.