Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-19

ufacturcs and OF the Industrial energies of
the United states. has found that business
and credit exist only with the stability OF
sound money. Commerce and business are
synonymous with patriotism; When the
farmer Is otcld sowing and rCapiug the
! crops which find a market that rcmunerates
nm for his toll. when the laborer and the
! urtizan find work seeking them and not
themselves dcspairing OF work. when the
wage of the toilcr promises comfort for his
Ihmily, and hope for his children, whch the
rail Is burdcncd with the product OF the soil
and OF the factory, when the spindlcs are
huininilg ana the furnaces are TN blast,
Mhcn inc mlnc Is putting out It's largest
product and the national and individual
wealth are constantly increasing. when the
homes owned unmortgagcd 10y the people
arc more numerous day 10y day and month
by month, when the schools are most
crowded, the fairs most frequent and happy
conditions most universal In the nation.
Then are the promises fulfilled which mako
these United states OF America the home
OF the oppressed aud the land OF the free.
II Is TO meet these conditions and to meet
them with "a candidate who represents them
and about whom there can be no question
that, New York presents to you for the
lions of two successive republican stntc con-
Morton.
NEW YORK's INDIVIDUAL CLAIM
New York is the cosmopolitan state of
the union. She is both a barometer and
thermometer of the changes Of popular opin-
ION ana popular passion. She has been the
pivotal commonwealth which has decided
nearly every one of the national elections in
ms generation. She has more Yankees
man any city In New England, more south
erncrs than any community in the south
ana more nativo-born westcrners than any
me Pacific coast within her borders have
been men who have done much for the de-
Ntlopinent of that glorious region. These
s.NPcrlSnced and cosmopolitan citizens with
lnelr nnEers upon the pulses of the finance
ana trade of the. whole country. feel in
stantlN the conditions that lead TO disaster
or to prosperity. Hence they swing tho
state sometime to the republican and some
tiIne 70 the democratic column.
In the tremendous effort to break the
hold which democracy had upon our COM
monwealth. and which it had strength
ened for ten successive years. we selected
as our standard bearer the gentleman
whom ! present on behalf Of our state
az took the legislature with him by 1885,
our present deplorable Industrial and
conditions are largely due TO the
TACT that while we have a president and
of them have had business training or ex-
They are persuasive reasoners
They are the book farmers Who raise wheat
price of wheat, With Levi i. Morton there
would he no deficiency to be met by the
on our credit which would call for the
SerytcST OF e syndicate, there would be
finance and m which would para
lyze the operations of trade and manu-
Whoever may be nominated by this con-
vention, will receive the cordial support,
the enthusiastic advocacy of the repub-
Leans. of New York, but in the shifting con-
ditions OF our commonwealth, Governor
can secure more than the marty
and without question in the
canvass. no matter what issues
may arise between now and November
the Empire state solidly Ia the re-
column.
At the mention of Morton's name. the
New York delegation rose practically alone
On the floor and gave three cheers, which
were reinforced from the galleries. Refer
ring to the reports that Governor Morton
would be in the field for the second place
on the ticket. Mr.. Depew declared that he
had today received additional assurances
rom the governor that he would under no
accept the place unless it
to him unanimously and he could not
it unanimously.
1t was exactly 1907 when Ohio was called
BY the secretary, and Governor Bushnell
arose to announce that Senator-elect For
,ker would speak for the Buckeye state.