The herald., 1896-06-30

to carry the state of Kentucky, the state
of Tennessee and the state of Louisiana,
where the governor had the courage to
go down and speak of the great indus
tries of louisiana
A CORN BETTER.
Hon. Calvin Manning of Ottumwa,
Iowa, came up smiling to remark: You
will pardon me if preface my remarks
by saying that in all that is good. Iowa
affords the best. Speaking of Iowa, you
as we'll as I know that Iowa is Repub-
lican and we never go Democratic only
when we are dry. (Applause.) We pro-
pose to make the vote of Iowa a clean
900 plurality for Mckinley and pros
perity.'
FROM VERMONT
Judge Hughes of Vermont said: "All
that has been said in promises by New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio, 1 hope
will be fulfilled by performances. Ver-
mont needs to make no promise to the
Republicans of this nation that she will
give greater majority, according TO her
population, than any other stateS in the
United States can give. (Applause.)
The time has come to return to the kind
of legislation that Mckinley advocates,
and that will be gain made and exc
cuted by him and Vermont will be there
in electing him.
NOT AN AUTHOR
Delegate at Large Henry L. Wilson
of Washington state, brother of Sen
ator Wilson, said: Il am not the author
Of the Wilson bill. The Republicans of
my section have been deeply interested
in the subject of silver But they recog-
nize the fact that the Republicans of
the United States assembled in one mag
nifcent parliament are greater in their
wisdom than the Republicans of any one
section. (Applause.) They recognize
the fact that the Republican party
stands for other things than the money
question. With all the other great ques-
tions and with candidate who is not
only the exponent of the platform upon
which he stands, but is the living en-
bodment of Republican progress and
| patriotism, there will be no question
about the state of Washington" Gap
| plauSe.)
GETTING LATE
| Massachusetts said: THE time is draw
| ing to a close and. I only wish to say one
| word for Massachusetts,. 1t is we'll
| known that Massachusetts had a New
| England son whom they sent to St.
Louis to nominate for the candidate of
the Republican party. She was clearly
loyal to her son, she was also loyal to
William Mckinley Massachusetts next
| November will carry 100000 majority.
| We are all united and we love William
Mckinley. He has all the qualifications
! that Massachusetts, needs and by those
qualifications have said that in Massa-
chusetts Mckinley will carry every
| state this side of the Mississippi thank
you, gentlemen, for the opportunity"
DROPS INTO POETRY
Captain Jack Crawford of New Mex
leo recited poem, and then in reply tc
repeated calls, National Chairman Mari;
! A. Hanna appeared and said: Il an
| glad to meet you all, especially the lad
les. cloud cheers and laughter)
have listened to the distinguished gen
| tlemen who have addressed you with
| much interest and will bear in mint
the promises they have made, and vii
! see to 1t that they perform their prom
ises We only have time left to take the
pictures of the notification committee
so / hope the audience will excuse me.
The party was then photographed ant
they left for Cleveland.
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