Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-19
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Nebrassa.- senator tdd~ HIS Tribute
10 Mrkfuley.

Nebraska. senator Ndd~ HIS tribute
to Wckfn1ey.
Senator TElrg-8u was ENTHUSIASTICALLY
cheored as he seconded the nomination Of
McKinIev. do spoke as follows.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen 1f the Con-
Eenlun ibis j. M year ot Lne people.
They are conscious % their power they are
tenacious Of their rights hey ara supreme
-u tals convention they ara certain 1f vic
-1rr now 4Ig ~ N1V-m1er
They have framed the issue u This cam
pl-gu. NLlt is lt' MIne-' Yes. money
Not that which Is coined for me mine
owner a. The mint or clipped by the cuC-
pom cutter from the bonu. Jur thai watch Ls
crea1-d By American muscle on the firms
and - the factories The western noun
aaAs .a4-DF aAI SILVER anu .Is
shore cries Tor gold. bus The millions ask Tor
wurti-lu opportunity TO labor and 20 I've.
? prosperity u a nation = IN IN IN
pllFmenr u IL people. anu -aunh Coz ne
electors o. the United states know tais
great economic truth ~ last me 5-puo-
licuu party does not stand for NeyIlH nor
View YORK alone. but for 0otl5 not TOT one
state. out FOR All. Us platform is IS broad
as the -lla. as national as the Tag E
puHIlgalS ara --E-i-a|- committed 10 sound
CURRENCY. Hu- -rpv believe that in a govern
melt Of the people the welfare u men IS
r5ei- sbibboj.+b for -5ts ramna!gn IS PRO
lection. From the vantage ground OF tlrIr
own selection t1-v cannot be- StiUpeded
10y Wall street panics or free coilaEe ey-
tons and ruUors Of war pass them lEHLE
bT- they know that the real enemy of
American PROSPERITY Is Tree trade. ana the
2-st coast defense - q protective tdTlL-
Tley 10 not fear the War,ike preparations
o. Europe. but they do fear its chea1 nanu-
Lteflr-s- Their real danger IS not from
foreign EaVles carrying gums. but from for
eiEn fleets ringing goods.
This is the vear OF -he people. They have
risen in their might From ocean 10 ocean.
from lake TO gulf, they ara united as never
before We know their wishes ana are mere
10 register their will They must not be
cheated Of their choice. They know the
man best qualified 20 1g1t their battles ana
every heart. on every tongue. HIS nomina-
ton il certain his election sure. His can
ll0dcN W-- sweep N country as a Pra!Tie
IS swept by IRE This = the year or the
people. n tlei- Name by their authority,
second me nomination of their great
champion Nul-am Mckinley Not as a
favorire son 0f any state. but as the favor
it, son Of the United States. Not as a
congestion . Ohio, but as an added honor
MKINLETs PUBLIC SERVICES.
When his country called 10 arms, he
followed the DAG. bravery barring MS breust
10 the he'd Of battle that Il might float
sereneiy II the union sky For a quarter
OF a century he has stood IN the leTce light
OF public place. and his robes OF office
are s]norless as the driven snow He has
cherished no higher ambition than rre
honor Of his country ard the welfare Of
the plain people. SteadfaStiy. cou-ageCusly
vtrrori11sIy and with tongue OF fire ne has
pleaded their cause. His labor. ability and
@ersevera1ce have enriched the statutes Of
the United States with Legislation in their
hFAaA--a 81 A-s- AHA4A4 aAAAtlA ~ A4-E -
pieces OF American Jrat0ry are the out
pcurlnEs OF a pure heart and a patriotic
purpose. HIS G1d-glven powers are corse-
Grated 70 the advancement ana renoWn OF
his country and 10 the uplifting and en-
nobling Of his own countrymen. Ee has
me courage OF MS CONVICTIONS and cannot
be tempted II WOO success OF avert defeat
by any sacrifice Of principle or concession
70 pOpular cla-nOr In the hour Of repub-
lican disaster. when other leaders were ex-
cuslng and apolo=1ZiEg. he stood steaG.asTtv
by that grand Legislative act which bore his
IA -1- EEEruEL-IT submitting his case n
the Judgment Of events. AMI calnly waiting
lau-ei this convention IS impatient 70 place
upon bis brow
Strengthened and seasoned by long con-
gressiOnal service; br0Gdened by the exsr-
eise OF important executive powers; master
OF the great economic questions Of the age,
eloquent. sing!e-hearTed ard sincere. he
stands today the most Conspicuous and
commanding character Of this generation:
divineiy ordained as 7 believe. for a great
mission 70 lead THIS people cut from the
new and enduring prosperity
omni Orence never sleeps. Every great
e-'sFs brings "a js-Ter For avery E,gr-a--a
hour Providence finds I man. The uecessi-
ties OF s5 ara almost as great as those Of
81 True, the enemies Of the nation have
ceased to threaten with the sword and the
constitution OF the United States no lon~er
T8lerares thar shEckles snail frat the L rs
Of men but. free trade and free coinage
hold no less menace 10 American progress
than did the armed hosts of treason and
Rebellion II the voice Of the Peonle Is In
deed. the voice Of God. then William NJ
klnley Is the complement of Abraham Lin
coin Yea ana ne viii issue a new eTuaaci-
patton proclamation 10 the enslave5 sons of
toll and they shall DE- lifted Up into the fun
enjoyment OF those privileges, advantages
American people
Under his administration we shall COM
nanG the respect Of the nations Of the
earth t1= American flag viii never be
hauled down the rights Of American cirt-
Eenshlp VII be enforced ABUNDANT revenues
proNiGFat torelEn merchandise ri! remain
abroad our gold be kept At home: AmeFf-
can institutions viii b. cherished and up
held. al governmental obligations sgrupu-
lousiT kept and on the escuIcheon OF the
REPUBLIC VIII be- LDCelibly engraved the
American policy. Protection Reciprocity
and Sound Money"
Ny C~ountrymen- Let not you hearts be
troubied, the darkest hour is Just before
the day. tire morning Of the twentieth cen
fury vii dawn bright and clear. Lift u
your hopeful faces and receive the light;
the republican party Is coming back 70
power and William Mckinley viii be presi-
dent Of The United States.
STORY OF a CHIMNEY.
In an inland manufacturing city. on cleo
ton night, November, 1894. after the wires
had confirmed the news of a sweeping re-
publican victory. two H-orkingnaen started
y climb TO the top of a great smokeiess
chimney That chimney had been built by
the invitation and upon the 1rouise OF re-
publican protective legislation IN the fac
tory over which II lowered was emplavmenr
for twice a thousand men It's mighty ruar
had heralded the prosperity Of a whole com
munity. It had stood a cloud bv fav and
$3.50 - ~~~- +a HAENA# #SN a il. AAAaAAE-
U1oGs, happy people NOW black. b~lackenei
voicetess and dismantled. Ike a grim spec
ter Of evil il frgWned down upon the hapless
cry N1tfe poverty, id!ensss. stAgnation
AMI want a~Ttrsted the complete disaster of
the free trade experiment
Up ana up and - they climbed. watched
by the GREATNESS multitude below. IN and
up ana up, until a iasF they stood uDan
rs summit and there. IN the glare OF the
electric tghts cnerreu by the gathered
thousands, they unflTird and nailed an
American nag, Down n the streets strong
men Nept-the happy tears Of hope-and
mothers. AItlng Up their babes. invoked the
blessing OF the nag. anu then impassiuned
lips burst form in S0ng-Lhr halleIutah of
rejoicing hosts, the mighty paeon Of q peo-
pies Joy, TIM song, the enthusiastic mil
lions sing il yet
-Harrah. Hlrraht We sing the jubilee:
Eur-ah. EIrrahl the dag that makes Us
free
50 we sing the chorus from the mountains
70 the sea
"HurTla for Mckinley and protection
over The city thar free dag waved. ca
resSed hE thr passing breeze. kissed by the
silent stars. And there the first glad sun
shine u thr morning FELL upon IL. luminous
ana lusUous with the udings Of republican
success.
on behalf Of those ~sual&a-t worknen and
All the vast army OF American roIlers- that
thrir employment MAY Sc certain. their
NaErs lust their dollars the best Of the
civilized world, ln behalf Of that dismantled
chimney and the deserted factory AZ rs
base Thar The Fuurnaa-E D-.~~ 90. -