Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-07-04

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A. oran snaca was reserved for the
yIIasts and the Marty was nutclllv seated
33,,o,, oa,,r chairs NJ Ncktnlev ana
friends ocrun.ea the front porch. Just
a tl7a crowd was oniet;ng down Governor
MCKINLEY sran,,ad olt on the porch and
cheer after cheer was given
Thurston stepped upon the porch and
delivered the official notification He was
Frequently interrupted by cheers
1kie NiegiHc:lfIeH SpeecH.
Governor Mckinley: We are here to per
form a pleasant duty assigned US by the
republican national convention recently
assembled in St, Louis, that of formally
notlfytny you of vour nomination as the
candidat4 of the rep11bl can party for
prfsidan Of the United States
We resnectfullv request YOUR acceptance
of this nomination ana your approval Of
the declaration of principles adopted by
the convention.
We assure Won that YOU are the unani-
nous choice Of united party and your
candidacy will be Immediately accepted
hy the coun ~ as an absolute guarantee
of republican success.
Your nomination has been made in
obedience to a popular demand whose uni
yersalftv and spontaniety attest the af-
fection and confidence of the plain people
of he United states Ry common con
sent Won are their champion. This NIGH y
,1prisino in YOUR behalf emphasizes he
sincerely of their conversion to the cardi-
nal Drinciples Of protection and reciprO-
civ as best examplified in that splendid
congressional act which Justly bears your
name finder if this IA ion advanced to
the very elimination of prosperity far
surpassing that OF all other people and
all other times; a prosperity shared in by
all sections. all interests and all classes.
Rv can.tal and labor; by producer and
L, d
,nonv with he genius of popular govern
r7ant thai its choicest blessings were most
widely distributed among the lowiiest toll
ers and the humblest homes.
In 1900 your countrvmen. unmindfuI of
ro,,r mindful warnings. ret;lrne +l7a mar
~ II power which reiterated its ever
Iae+i,a ornositio,1 tn a nrotac+iye tariff
ana da,nanria7 the r4paaI Of the MCKINLEY
act they soyyad the wind They reaDed
~rc u-bi,ir,fnd
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tha your III tI, Is III
platform mean lhat the eilu VI tile 9 "Il1e
ness ia7 collie ~ ~ ;,1 T. .l la,,'
American prosperity Is again 10 thefh an
insured lhheftance
But your nomination means more man an
the lhaolSenehl OF pfotetllNe tdill,
i''iPIoNi'S ~ - 80
finance, tor All OF Whlch you nave ~
steadfaStiE stood. 1t means an lhoorse-
meht OF your hefole yo'th' your lfultlul
years OF arduouS pGpilc service; your 7tel-
ling patriotism; your Stal"aFt american
ism; your Christlan character, ana tne
purity, fidelity ana simplicity OF your pll-
Vate life. In all THESE you are the lyDlc-
al American; Tor all theSe thlhSS you
are the chosen lsaGer OF the people.
GOd give you strength TO SO pear the
hOnOrs and meet the duties OF thal great
office Tor WAlch you are no" hohlhdleu
and to Whlch You VIII Pc eIeclen' LHiI
your adinllll7Iidtioil WIZ ehltdice t1le Ul5-
nlty ana power dhd Sloi - t'ilS ltI'u'llo
ana secure the SAFETY, "ellare ahd nap
piness OF It's lberty-loElhg people
hcH'HEe' spe"'"'
At 1926 Governor Mckinney arose 20
respond, and the cheering was renewed
Wien quiet was restored ne spoke as
follows:
SHOULD the people ratlfy the chCice o.
the great convention for which you speak,
my only aim will be to promote the pub
lie good which in America IS always
the good Of the greatest number, the
honor of oLI country ana the welfare
Of the people.
After declaring that pfoteclloh ana Fe
ciprocty must pc restored ne con "on, ,;
Ihe income oi the soFei iliile"l ~ l1i, ~
equal ITS necessary ana plo'e' W..
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"pitlle' e ~ ond,,ct ~ nf tha greatest war and