New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19
TRIBUNE FRIDAY 49,

power ana william mckinley VIII Do fresioent Oh
In inland manuiacurns city; on election night;
news Of Il sweeplng Republican victory. TWO work
ngmen started to climb to the top OF great smoke
Thai Snppsy had been built b the i1ysSs
hs aor OF over Sheh
was employwsat for twice thousand men v, Its
pillar Of aTe BY n:sh, toT busy industrous; hagPy
mantled, ike grim spectre of evil It trOwned down
upon the hapess city, where poverty idsnsss.
Of the free trade experiment.
UNFURLED THE EMBLEM OF HOPE
| Up and up and up they climbed. watched by the
breathless multitude below Up and up and up, I'M
I'll al last they stood upon its summit; and there In
the glare of the electric lights. cheered by the
gathered thousands. they unfurled and nailed an
American flag. Down in the streets strong men
wept-the happy tears of hope-and mothers. lifting
up their bates, invoked the blessing Of the flag;
halleuiah of exutinG hosts the mighty paean OF
peoples joy. That song. the enthusiastic millions
Hurrah HS arra the flag that free
Hurrsh for Mckinley and Protection
over the city that free flag waved. caressed by
the passing breeZe kissed by the silent stars An
upon II, luminous and ustrous with the tld!hss Oh
Republican success . -,. III .ho
vast army Of American toiere; that their employ 10y,
b may h BE bn cy hf MSf "s on bha Of
that dlsman,led chimney and the deserted factory
the mighty wheels revove the whistles scream, the
anyils ring the spindles hum on hehaf s OF ne
homes Of this broad land; that comfort and con
tentmen may again ABIDE, the fresides glow, ne
women sing the children laugh: yes, and on behalf
Of that American flag and all 1t stands for ana rep.
Of very star that its power may MI the earth ana
is spendor span the sky ask the nomination OF
that loyal American. that Christian gentleman.
/
QUAY PUT IN NOMINATION.
At the close Of Nj Thurston's effective speech
cries of vote were raised. interspersed with
cries for Quay" In the midst OF this Governor
Hastings took the stand and placed in nomina-
ton Matthew Stanley Quay He said
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Convention:
Pennsylvania comes 10 this Convention. giving you
the cordial assurance that. whoever may be our
National standarl-bearer, he will receive OF all
the States in the Union the largest majority from
the keystone State There have been no falterng
footsteps In Pennsylvania when the tenets OF Re-
publicenisn have been at stake. our party's prin-
cip!es have always been held sacred as lndc-
pendence Hall the memory Of her dead soldiers
Having within her borders more american citizens
relatively who own the homes in which they live:
whose principal daily avocat.on is 20 suh1ne ana
develop her great storehouscs OF native wealth;
whose wage-earners skilled and unsk!led, receive
one year with another the highest average Ameri-
can wage rate-;he Republicans of rennsylv'na.
by their chosen representatives. come to this con-
vcntlon and. with YOU demand, and 'heir every
interest demands. system OF Na.ionll currency
equal 10 the best In the world.
They demand as well that the Government they
love AMI for whose nag they have fought ard stu
stand ready defend. shall pay its debts In money
and not in promises They insist that dollar Is
not created b. the fiat OF the Government. but
n IN
value measured by the worlds standard. and that
any deAasern-nt Of the STANDARD would be fatal 10
business security and National honor They he-
Neve In the olI-fashonei custom II living Win
their income and when the income Is unequal TO
TIE necessary outgo ihey ins.st Upon Increasing
their revenue rather than increasing their debt.
They believe that the primary object OF government
is 10 defcrd ana promote the Interests OF the peop"
who have ordained that Government for tho al
vancement " their common welfare. They hoi
that the revenue policy ana the protective policy
20 hand IN hand ana they stand as the sturdy ana
unwsv@ring champions Of that American tl"'rm o'
fair and open-handel protection which. ujur.Hs
none and helping al. has made this nation great
and prosperous.
A LEADER IN EVERY BATTLE
p.nnsylvania comes to this Convention and with
grea, unanimty asks Won 10 name stand"i'-
bearer who Will represent not only the principles
and conditions hut the brightest hopes and asplra-
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a loyal supporter Of Is every great movement;
,ot.n. facror In its councils from the day OF its
birth and baptism OH Pennsylvania soil 20 tho
presen, time. a man whose every vote ana utter
ance has been upon the side of sound MONEY. inlr
protection and strong and patriotic Airrl'h,s
Taose whom represent ana VINO ASK hlH ,,in W.
ton at your hands point 10 fo1 h S' party
who has beer rs champion IT'S VIZ 'o'n ~, triorn
hopes He with those patriots VINO iooH a." "'o
cradle Of Repubicanismt ne WINS among n , ~. ~,
isei and 10 give himself to the Union cause In
1875 ne stemmed the tide OF currency Ihlitt,o' m.
WI IL, imnor,once 10 his successful rescue OF tho
country from free trade and Grover ''eVe'""' III
The American czs% Who f., sesys' 'n@, al Ss i'T n
and all policies should a. 10Y ws1 mdmres yaor as
much as he lovee the nag 81 MS reuh.,.i I'D
the American wasc-carnc- VINO loves mr. ~ to h,ra"r
10 the wage level OF the foreign paupcI thr A' ny
sea pan,c and anxious rcight the hrc,
OF industry where darkness and silence SUI n h,
sway: thoy who loudly proclaim the- recent n, nTt
canlsm: they who demand dollars a. goo" an c1n,
nercal rcciprociiy with other nations hut VINO say
halt to any turihe7 foreign ,Srsa hnv" fonnd
in him a seadfast friend and able supporter lio
%as hs s9nr' cho iru in peace The survivors
~ hose who fought for freedom and won immortal
BEEN proved on hari-foughi held and atiestci IN
tho proudes' trophy ever won ~ Coner,ss
] ration awarded MIN ny tn' amen
HIS WORK IN 1855
/ Called 10 lead fororn hope In the great cam
palm Of 49, he wrought task equal to the SIX
/ labors o. Hercules He organized the patriotism
and Republlcanism OF the country Tor victory Hc
thro,ted the Tammany tiger IN his Den. ana. fore
INK an honest and an honest count IN the
stronghold Of the most powerful and corrupt polit
cal organization IN the land. rescued the country
from the hereees OF Democracy Having thus
made hmsel: too powerful and too dangerous 10
the enemy tho order went forth - asSas snate him.
but the poisoned Of Islander and vituperat ion
thrown In bitter and relentless hatred fell broken
at his feet. He turned to the people among whom
he lived and whose servant he was ana MS vindlca
10 the Senate OF the United states
There representing imperial pennsylvania ana
her Interests he stood Ike rock resisting the
combined power or frse-trade President and
| marty until the dafOrnltY known the WilsOn bill