New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19

He Is IN 70 stand AT the head Of the Republican
column He Is worthy to be an American Pres-
dent. have the honor, the very great honor 10
present 20 you az a candidate for your nomination
The Speaker 81 he National House Of Representa-
tivcs. Thomas 3. Reed.
Mr.. Reeds nomination was loudly applauded
many Of the delegations rising and waving flags
amid much cheering. The nomination was SCI.
onded by Charles f. Li,tlefied Of Rocklant "
DrpEW's EFFORT FOR MORTON.
When the State of NewYork was called.
Mr. Sutherland. OF Rochester. rose and said that
the name os New-Yors's fayorte son would %
presented by another "favori;e son OF that sta~
and all the States. Chauncey " Deepen
4 round q cheers greeted Mr.. Depew as DO
made his way 10 the platform and pr'ceeced %
put In nomination Governor Levi P Morton Dc
ala 80 In these words
NJ Chairman and gentlemen OF the Convention.
N.tiaral Republican conventions have peen eposca
makers They have formulated the principles, Css,
mated the policies and suggested tAs n 49, r..
which IN tho history Of the Inter states .vu ~,
most progressive periods. they nave nonlnax.
for the Presidency statesmen ana so !ers - ~
were he leaders OF the people N ,nsn ,.,,.,r
! march 20 isrger liberty and broader ana oe''s''
deseriA' no matter however glorious Us achsw
meu,s or how brilliant US S only Us certa-
inc pas ~ .,a~ uh,rh must be met by coni1p.
ng eY0rt as berefcen am Ntse - az, r, mi,
wnen II ro,'n,rv and is secure in rs past ns.s
rot only Do equal 10 the presr, Des b II na,,y
and provide FOR The future ne orsrSment Of b,
has held possession OF the "oNsrn. .,a hs..,ss
I'nited states FOR more than gehera.,o' ~ m.
II las trumphantly met thess .o ti.san marty 10
sqnalled sucS1 Country ami its msserfai inna,
ence upon affairs have been l.e u, o J the prob
lens OF the hour 1nt rs seie0'e'
the man for the OCCASION a.. Questions Which
Tho creates: moral sad patTouc g'. % meet were
= ,raa neorla ver. ever called Upon " =. o,r or.
80 'ont sec.ss!on IN the early Jay % as cu-
ganization But win Union ana IsSSsr We SAVED
va;chworl and y.ih Laio I'd a the ssy The pas.
sions,e ami critical issues y kecohss,s S,ppiy
successfully met and TIE rosie xs,,s could eay
nr,ed bv policy OF concaion WI Ss a.ssn Q.
sen-a The consen, OF tie yciors ana tas Pres
the conquered by The influence . as armies Fsci
den, Who mad The so25T ,1 s S enemies WON b
had parocl with honor III ans. Of ecnnon.
ress halted because OF tA', - o,her the later
wealtns anu ~ ,nsn, II me country exp'ss.S IL.
Acknowledgement - the r,' 1919
lic.al fairness OF Hayes ana h'"'"
AFTER THE CIVIL WAR
.r,o you,, who came % manhood after U.
War and knew littie OF lis asoh'e' q -, n,s.
ties found a glorious example OF ,n'., ne CO..
h,lt,v and achievement In the canal df"e' y. ,.a.
lcre student. the school principal '- ssb,,s, "a
dent. the Union general IN h'us.'''I n-,,,.nt al
the House OF Representatives, '"e Wv FOR To
magnetic Garfield. In defeat ~"i IL w.. =, Anal
policies which stood FOR the 1eVv''f". Whether
can industries. for America for Amerea1s, vhra
native or naturazed. and for the fsDp American
hound the North American and S0u'n y.isb, o.
continents together We had the riu'pss Blalne.
our enthusiasm and our love Jan. ~ majority: ~
As a new generation came 20 nrsssnf the d!ih'
LOGO ~
cui, TASK OF development and prosp,ss Republican
Suiurr theory without eNperlencs ~ routro Of mo
party AGAIN n'pp.'y aseye branches Of ,ay II.
erument that policy ~ prots uoon,s finance "h.s
dustrles and that practce OF greatest prOsperG
snd is period OF TIE largest retu ans the hshss.
IN, fullest employment ior a ~ our Nation u vi III
LOSING year Of the Aiminstrat,.o,hIr o. Harrison.
accomplished statesman b,J sSonyen,ion OF ~,
few weeks p,ess,nniis had an atiern0SG orecss.
Mr Blaine. With marye!Syss,ntialy all the foN,;
The future He said: Suo SUD- =, sappOntment;."
OF opposliotn' " IMAGINATION whicn az for ovf
against party that has on,rated for an assrrss s
thirty years are now Coz, certain to succeed iI
upon our position and are Se 81 popuism ana,
per,ocratic party and rs alhes :" 'ais campaisns.'
all other isms are destined "a ~ what Is cur -"
matter who is our candidate OF ,he Govsrassss0,us
The country knows to It's ne Seen fulfilled r. ~
grSt 'haI Inc ~, gIajment the United s.s,' ssi Vr
pna,.,or.a ana Eurooe has the ousn'
perity ASK
REPUBLICAN PARTY's TSA ,,,0na.
We meet to take up the broken eo'u once more
deve,opmen, and happiness and INK ,sr.nt, our
"a the car ~ progress our industries s'' Nshesrs
manufactures paralyzed. our agricu''s s.snees 90
cred our artisans unemployed, our h"a a.s,It I'M
ordered, our Treasury bankrupt n the wera
paired. our position among the nations nd call upoa
questioned all look to this Conveht'o"
its wisdom for hope and rescue -, ~ Demo
The conditions created by the pr"o", measures
cratic polic,s the promise OF Democra'e -, would
ard the differences of Democratic saesrw e.mins
seem to argue an unQuestioheu a, In the coH'sss
triumph for rhe Republican paiv NO promise. ~
election No matter how brilliant az a. Inc part "
matter how serene the outlook i'n,,,ics and ",
wisdom with the uncertainties 1i,ipnr o. issces ~
recent experience OF the tragic s!iiia form and v
be careful, prudent and wise III A
candidate. to, n <ampais" ~
Tha last few years have been a,oSenle Of ny
university extension among tne a., nla,forn ~
United States. and while we h; ns ~, Of ps,s
candidate meet all the requireiss"we must ~ g,
member that there Is vast e0 nrganizations oS s'
has little fealty TO parties or 10 oIBins which q,
votes for the man and the pi'"' PIN stratlon ~
in accord with It's views In me a'N North Sou,aa
the country. The whole count ION in our Hn1ts,
East and West. without any dlvs.Sa as happened
H ths ss1 h nTss Tor the
procity and for America for AIn'rnonwealthh y
Compact neghborhood OF great co, I,v Of the popu
which are concentrated the ma31i ~ the industns1
Iation of the manufactures ana " xto,nd that hnD
nnarnas ~ The Ifnited States. has touho s~-'