New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-30

Used by people of rehnement
for over a quarter of century.
I felt through all these years that there was not a
moment OF time that did not have the symp1.ny
aoemnnf e the mon Of Columbus. irrespective or
political afiiliatlOn and recA!I no l'"t - me
ana Phat have lef more Agreeable 'r!"s wAlcn
| shall cherish forever than the 1ouI I'm
Wats0n' FOR tie gracious words You have spoken
pGr1 In be IL in nv country believe in its vast
possibilities, AMI believe i Is cn tt3o T o the s5v
Shall be the possibilities OF the Iul"T' o nr thot
tbn peop.e of this country. from ocean to ocean,
Will stand by those me sn}rs the srcaes
nroeperitv and the highest destiny I thank you ana
bid you all good afterr DON. WheerS'
Continuing the Governor said:
We have present with us and It gives me me
tifcation Committee from the NatI9na. hepnn'.. .
Convention. The first gentleman dn5irt 10 Pnifni
States Senator ThurstOn.
Senator Thurston pleased the people, and they
chcered him heartily Among other things ne
said:
ohio has given birth to Grant. ard Hayes and
Harrison and great as any Mckitley., lI|ou1 al
United States not because they stood for me Sac
Of Ohio. but because they stool for the Na.on, ~
ne dag hay sid TO the American people Give
us free trade and new Industries ana factories will
open" but they closed. They s"id eve MS It'r
trade and there will be increased employment Tor
American men," hut there was increased id.enesS
instead They said. Give ~ free trade and wages
Us free trade ana business wifi BOOM" but it
busted daughter and APPLAUSE =.
IS absolutely necessary for them to abandon their
old position. and they now say idye ~ Tree ..,Nir
that in the Hight Of their past repudiaton and
bankruptcy ,ht ySg o 9ed GT5r accep their new
promise Of American prosperity? the R"pnpn'an
an American eagle-but with no feathers DRAGGING
I'm the dus;. CAppausc) The KepuD licdn party de-
ncnnie , of Tho nted stats shall DO done by the
people OF the United States under the stars ana
Stripes (ChcersD
THE CROWD REFUSE TO DISPERSE
The crowd refused to dlspcrse: IT was there to
cheer and hear speeches. 50 Governor kinney
introduced ex-senator Frank Hlscock, who said.
Ladies and gentlemen: You are here today, a.
KinI@v' the candidate OF Inc Republican party FOR
President. Your judgments approve n iH. "hi {"i
so long lal,orod and which ar" now the platform o.
OF Ncw-Yorh representing that state - member
OF the Notification Committee 10 L9hiy mn %, "i J.,
nomination ana say ~ TO you ,T' to G iSa Of
the pc3rlc o. thG s, ,'i. %, N'" '''" ~
pracIaim to you Without fear OF contradiction
that D. q as much apgrovcl h{ M Ncprnl5 o.
ani By onc-haif OF the Democrat party Of III"
Is hy You. Thi. Year w. han + sup'rahlulan.e of
candidates ior tho Presidency men pr, -i" 4.
frca' man Nppllg-,! Ncw.Yofh er'a,,tc' v 'bo
was elected hy i;Seo majority Iowa presented The
6 Hfin' oT 1' si0 1o nam o. MrKae Go3d ye
and ,nnl,t,-ej nut say 20 yop thlt h''ore ohio
hal presented his name they hil o. their h'','.
ratified the nomination of Mckinney u"'-'''r
SION So have li,tlc d.ihrulics In N-v YORK once IN
a while. daughter ard npi. .t-"' say 20 s'"
hcrc Ne have many difficulties ard W" rE u a..
m. i-nlon but now/'hat w. have got through wi'h
aat convention We are 'rne "H. 10Y ' '2 ,,' ,
= Ohio 10 honor 'h's us fvlr.t" -.n. f"b ulf
JD TO NIKE monnaln h.gh|ycrl ,y To- Won -ha'
w. boo N~N York. ~ prop lion = Day p't',i. ~
th,n you hay. We viii Civ larsc majority for
Major Mckinley tnan you viii
1t Mas plain by this time that there was to
De q Republican ioycfcast Tn occasion had
been turned into great Spontaneous jubilee
There were plenty 81 god speakers. and al
though many Of thc people had boon standing
I'm tho hot June sun FOR hours they grow more
intense in Their enthusiasm and 'all'd f.r more
si,eechcs
REPUBIICANs NOT sTHADDLERs
c. t. Townsend. II Maine: Thomas l. Flood.
Of Pennsylvania; J. ; Browning. u Virginia.
ard G. IS. Fairbanks. If Indiana, We're called
upon. and each OF these men made happy little
speeches Nr Fairbanks among other things.
said:
There was some question when fhe Convention me-,
at 81 Louis iu the minds ~ som. 30 Nhit wolI
bee The declaration ~ or parry 'ltn. 'i,t' N,i
siradar. had no fears upon tnr point ne
Hcplhctu parry never ~ifItj.'l iu . ts rlt-'dii
eXs'"nr' Ia fn" ".i Lays oi AN't. tin ...n'"n 100
REPUBLICAN party di no, sifil1i' N'.N ih" -'ii .i'
question 81 slavery. and when W came %" l.-
publican party iid not VIA" ana stttullr nuf 'l'h
FOR National unl,y. Upon all the gftf Qur-f'rt ''-
parry never straGllcd ana n dt r.t T'ral'i" 80 -
Louis. loud applause II spoh" out ior 'nc pro
iectivc tarIn that pi"te = the Am'-i'In people
The next speaker WIS CoionI Kennels. ~
Arkansas. He was followed Icy Calvin Man
ming. Of Iowa. Judge Hughes. of Vorm nt. cap
tain Jack Crawford " Ncw- Mexico. an1 Henry
l.. Wilson. 81 Washington. one Of the Delegates
at-arge from that state His u'tonrces on the
money question were significant lie faid:
| am no; tn" author Of this wilson bin. The
Republicans OF my section have been deeply inter
ted in the subject Of silver. But they recognize
the faci that the Republicans of THE Tailed state"
assembled IN ore magnlhrcni ra'iameut are greater
In their wisdom than me Republic cans OF any -r'-
ticn. NppauscD They recognize the fact That
the Republican l"riy stands for o.Aer things than
the morcy question. With All the other great quct-
tons, ard with a candidate WHO H. not Only thr
exponent Of IN" platform upon which De- s'Ills hGt
is the living cinbo limont Of Republican progress and
Republican patriotism, there Will ue uo question
Mark Hanna was called for frequently and Wig
orously during the afternoon. After the other
Gn The man who keeps up with the
...t.., til,.-s L.,