The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-26

Necessary 20 choice 10
Total number OF delegates present ~
There was not single one % the afieen or
or sixteen thousand people In the great hall
who aid lot 40 his or her best 20 swell the
sounds 81 jubilee Tac women We're en-
thu>ia>tlc A. the mon. II seemed a u no one
Womb be seated again. and ~ Il orderly pro-
ccedings would never more be attempted. one
young man on the platform waved. on the
point ~ the national banner. a lace cooked
ha; such o. the conqueror u Marrngo j. rep
resented aS having worn
Til, symb9iof victory added. II possible 20
the enthusiasm. and the noise was swelicd by
the booming ~ artillery outside.
Al last tie president got achance tn continue
lis announcement 81 the vote Thomas u.
QUAY GIL, Levi T.. Morton -. senator Allison
35s,- and Don Cameron H.
senator Lodge rising liz his delegation and
standing upon his chair. said
Mr. CHAIRMAN. the friends % M Reed have
follow ed him with the same loyalty which he
has shown himself 20 Country and prime pie
and party That loyalty. thcy now transfer to
the soldier. the Patriot. the American whom
you have nominated here to-day ami "a behalf
u ny own state. and. believe ~ al the other
New England states that supported Mr.. Reed
pledge great majority IL our own state and
our assistance IA other states ana all the help
We can render FOR Nm Mckinley. lCheersl I.
Mckinley oc made UNANIMOUS. lCheersl
Nr Depew. being called for made a charac-
teri>t.cally go0l-naturei speech. and was
given an ovation When he concluded there
was roar for Marx Hanna. Mr. Hanna
stepped upon his chair. but his few words
were inaulihie except % those close 70 him.
Mr Hastings. 81 Pennsylvania. who had
! nominated senator Quay. seconded the mo-
,ion 70 make Mckluiey noAinatlau unanani-
rrorS. Pennsylvania ne said. With the 10y
ai;y which always dist ABOLISHED her. would be-
come tie champion ~ The champion % proiec-
ticn 70 American indu>try-Wm. Mckinley
and would welcome tbs issue n American pro-
tcc;iOn. American credit American policy.
and give % Wan Mckinney the largest ma
iority that she had ever given t5 republican
candidate. tChter~
Mr Thomas 4 l'lait on behalf 81 the state
o. New York. also seconded the motion to
make WIN. Mckinleys nomiaatsan unaui-
nous. and declared that Ncw York would give
Of not GoEbicl iis usual majority Tor The re-
publican candidate.
Mr. Henderson. Of Iowa. also Sc onde1 the
nomination " Mr. Mckinley. The conven-
zion. he said. elected a national committee 70
run the coming cam paign. but X was not need
ed. The republican country would run The
next campaign. Cheers ani laughter. II
was the who had made the nomination and
NOT Mark Hanna ~ Gen. Gr0~venOr More
Mr. Mckinley majority uaprece ienfed In
American history. By tho authority ~ the
distinguished senator from Iowa. Lr. Allison
and ~ obedience toftc Instructions Of the Iowa
delegation. ~ seconded the morton ID make
Ma Mckinley the unanimous choice 81 thc
republicans oi the United states, applause 4
Yielding 10 yocifcrous calls for a speech Mr.
Depew mounted hi~ chair IN the back part ~
the hall whore the RAYS OF the evening sun
were tcaminr on his cpuntenance which was
itself bcaniug With loy aal good hum9r. He
said
~ am iu the hapDy position now ~ making
a speech for the man who T. going 70 be
elected. Laughter and applause II is a
great thing for an amateur. when his first
nomination has failed 70 come l.. aud second
the man who has succeeded New York
Is here. with no bitter feeling, and
no disappointment laughter We
recognize that the waves have submerged Us
but have bobbed up screnely. Loud
laughter II cannon from New York
that sounded first the news OF Mcklnley's
nomination. They said Of Gov Nor,cn's IA
Their that he brought up family % ten chill
dren on 500 year. and was. Notwithstanding
gifted IN prayer. Laughter II does not
make any difference how poor he may be-
how out Of work. how ragged. how