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

Thomas c. Plat. on behalf OF the State OF
New-York also seconded the motion to make
William McKlnleys nomination unanimous, ana
declared that NewYork would give its usual II
TO double its usual, majority for the Republi-
can candidate.
Mr. Henderson, Of Iowa, also seconded the NOM
nation Of William Mckinley. The Convention.
he said. had elected National Committee to run
the coming campaign, but 1t was not needed.
The Republicans OF the country would run the
next campaign Cheers and laughter) 1t was
they who made the nomination and not Mark
Hanna or General Grosvenor More cheers) The
States, he said would give to Mckinley major
ty unprecedented in American history. BY the
authority OF the distinguished Senator from Iowa.
Senator Allison. and in obedience to the instruc-
lions Of the Iowa delegation he seconded the
motion to make Major Mckinley the unanimous
choice OF the Republicans OF the United States.
Applause)
MR. DEPEW YIELDS TO A CALL
Yielding to the vociferous calls for a speech. Mr.
Depew mounted his chair in the back part OF the
hail. where the rays OF the were beamng
his countenance which was Itself beaming
with JOY and good humor and said:
am In the happy position now Of making
daughter and aPplause) 1t is great thing for an
come in and second the man who has succeeded
Ncw-York is here. with r. bitter feeling and with no
submerged u.s. but we have bobbed up serenely.
loud laughter) It was cannon from New York
ton. They said OF Governor Mortons father that he
was New England clergymaan who brought up
Notwithstanding. gifted in prayer Naughter) 1t
how out out Of work Ky how ragged. how next door to
tramp anybody may be in the United States to-
night. ne will be gifted in prayer" at the result
OF this Convention. CHEERS and laughter)
There IL a principle dear 10 the American heart
starts It's industries and makes the wage-earners
sought for nsead Of ssckng employment ghst
explains the nomination to-day. And his person
Aspiration Of the voters OF America OF the families
OF America. OF the homes Of America, protection
! to American industry and America for Americans.
(Cheers)
Cries of "Quayw and Mark Hanna" were
raised Mr. Hanna. from The body Of the hall.
responded In a few words which were almost
inaudible In the confusion pledgng himself to
take his place in the ranks and work for the cleo
ton OF Mckinley.
The Chair put the question. Shall the nomina-
ton be made unanimous?' and by rising vote
II was ordered. and the Chair announced that
William Mckinley. OF ohio. was the candidate
OF the Republican party for President OF the
United States
SELECTING A vICE-PRESIDENT.
When the applause which greeted this an
nouncement subsidized Senator Lodge moved 10
proceed to the election OF Vce-President and
that the nominating speeches be limited to fve
minutes Notwithstanding many expressions OF
dissent and cries adjourn, this motion was
declared carried. and at $50 p m. the Conven-
tior having been in continuous session nearly
eight hours and a half the roll Of states was
called for nominations for Nice-President
had Mr. EaSs
den took the stand and said:
Two acts have already been performed by this
great Convention which should receive me heartest
enthusiasm and approval OF every loyal Repubean
the soldier, patriot and great statesman Of Ohio
Mcmey as h our adapon i o IN" eaorm
which IN unequIyoea terms pledges the Republican
Iercy and on h 6een gold sanard We have also
made declaration in favor OF American Industry
always 50 ably champioued by the candidate we
have chosen. Now. the people Of the State repre-
sent foremost In their convention IN express
standard. and that standard gold Connecticut -
yaiy interested In tss question and she eSs
carry her In November for the candidates OF the
have the honor and pleasure Of naming for the
second place on our National ticket Connecticut
Republicans and protections,s and sound -money
men-a stanch and tried Republican. man equally
integrity and his ability. nominate the Hon Nor
gan c. Bulkeiey. of Connecticut for Nice-President
Mr. Feesenden sketchcd Mr. Bulkeley's
cessful career. and said that he was now at the
head OF one Of the largest business enterprises
OF the State and had been thrice elected Mayor
OF the Democratic city of Hartford and had
given magnificent administration
HOBART IN THE FIELD.
Judge John Franklin Fort Of New-Jersey.
placed in nomination Carrot A. Hobart. He said:
rise 10 present this Convention the claims OF
Ncw-Jersey to the Vce-Presidency. We come be-
cause fec that can for the first time in our
history bring to you promise that electoral vote
VIII be cast for your nominees. II you comply with
our request this promise will surely be redeemed
For forty years through the blackness and darkness
OF n universally triumphant Democracy the Re-
publcans OF New-Jersey have maintained their or
ganization and fought As vallanty II the outcome
were to be mrcd victory. Only twice through al
this .ong period has the shone in upon US. Yet
through all these weary years. we have. like Gold
smiths "Capt.ve." felt that
n9 Kd,rns ' an me c f~l% 'sr ' %sy: s'
And slI. darker grows the night.
Enllts a brighter ray.
Tho fulhlment OF this hope came IN 1894 In that
year for the first time since the Republican party
came into existence we sent 10 Congress soili
delegation OF eight Republicans and elected Re-
publican TO the United States Senate. We followed
this in 1895 By electing a Republican Governor by a
majority OF 5000. And in this year OF grace we ex-
pect to give the Republican electors majority or
no, less than 5000 | come to YOU then to-day IN
behalf Of n new New-Jersey. politically redeemed
AMI regenerated State. GA things have passed away
and, behold, all things have become new.
MEMBERSHIPS LONG WAITING.
| 1t ia many long years since New-Jersey has re-
ceved recognition by n National Convention When
Henry Clay stood for protection In 1874 New-Jersey
furnished Theodore Frellnghuysen as his associate
The issue then was the restoration OF the tar' ana
was more nearly Ike that OF to-day than at any
other period which | recall In the Nations po-
! ltical history In 1856. when the freedom OF man
, brought the Republican party into existence and
the great pathfinder" was called 10 lead New
Jersey furnished for that unequal contest W lliian
l.. Dayton the Vice Presidential candidate since
then Counting for nothing we have asked for moth
na During this period Maine has had a candidate
for Prasdent and a Vice -Presldant: Massachusetts