Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-25
REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE
untaIts Gather at Milwaukee With
Banners and HusIC.
III FOR nCRISLUy AND HOBART.
,iirus BY u. 4. Wo dmansec OF OF,
In'husiasl icalIy Re-
ceivcd.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 25..-Ds,-:s,ss
:, The National Republican league
,,,s allow In assembling at the cxpcgl.
lion ball. 1t was nearly uoon before
Pr,lient McAlpin callol the convcn-
lou 10 order.
The New York delegation entered
awning at thcir head tho banner
,s,riei the Buffalo cluU for the
steest attendance nj the Clevo.
and meeting, aud singing n oamraign
eng. The orchestra salutod ihom
snh a medley " aiff. a handsome
nnner aud tho Stare ana Stripes, also
s,tfied by delegation, were taken up
an Inc slant nhu arranged on thu side
Al Mckinley and Hobart pictures,
,mld the applause Of the New Workers
vbo were first to awaken enthusiasm
la the gathering. The band played
on Kentucky Homo anu My Mary.
land, but Dixie Brought forth the hfsl
yell.
The AmphfOn quariutic Of company
A, boys Ia blue VI klcnalier, n. y,
nug some campaign souga which were
lsudly applauded.
When Secretary D1vlinE swung
two beautiful banDefs nearing pictures
Of Mckinley aud Hobart ON the front
Of thu speakers platform, n shout went
AtilhO 0ouofai McAlpin took his
SEAT On tho platform. Tho Now
Workers stood ~ waving their hats
and shouting, "Whaps the msitor
With McAlpiD? Ht's oil right"
TIE Maryland delegation came 10
with waving gold hats winch hatmor-
.BsHaouy with the yellow decorations
VI tue hail.
When the upfoar had subsidized,
Pnsident McAipin said. "lho con.
vsntloB will nov be- In order"
After pfayor by Rev. d.. Hunsbor.
gtf, Gcnefal McAlpin introduced
Mayer R.u.chunbufgcr, who mAde a
tflei speech OF welcome. Tho audience
rave cheers fof Milwaukee.
samuel A. HHrDcr, president Of tbs
Wisconsin, State league OF Republican
cubf, was introduced anu greeted by
The Wisconsin University yell irUm
TIE Wisconsin delegation. Hu MADE a
spstch 81 welcome IA benali Of tue
WISCONSIN, state league. When he
tuchtd ulon the money question he
vas loudly applau led.
Capt. 1. NJ. Beane OF Milwaukee
vecumed delegAten ON behalf OF the
yeusial committee. Bert Morphy, tho
csletfated ErgilsB baritone VINO hos
ofslltd n fursTo Wherever he appeared,
agd N under direction OF the national
elmniitlee, rendered stirring song,
afcompanied hy the orchestra aud at
lto5noluiiop the audience went wild
with euthusiasm.
Gen. McAipiDe introduced ID. A,
Woodmansee ol OniU, 10 respond to Ia,
tddfees OF welcome. In benAli NJ the
youag Republicans Of the United
States no thaakcu tue ptOple OF Wis
eontin Tor the welcome, Tho party he
iaid was entering uton the creates
eampsigu since tho boys went out IL
1880 g. save the oouniry. Reputation
hul anarchy want hand In hand. w,
], Bryan represented these principles
IL would b. wOftr, no saiu, 10 opel
OUT factories to foioign labor than 1,
olen cur minis 20 the silver OF Ia,
world. Who rcloiued IN the nomina
lion u william MckinlrJ9 IL wa
tnswured, the fathers nnd sou
WV AtAA AhAA AhNN hNAAAN ifNNNA
Protection, and william Mcklnlel
would be elected President. he toll
The story Of war days, how the strain
Of "Home, Sweet Home" caused tw
almisa to lay down tneir arms Aul
lump on the TRmparls 10 greet eacl
9lher. American homes today were II
eauger, hnd no closed by calling upOl
The delegates 10 10 home and WORK /
ave their homes.
woodmansoc WINS cheered TO Ia
telo
Following Woodmansee, Pre.iden
hoAlpine delivered his annual nd
ditss, VA which be contouded that IL
orponente OF the Republican party 1
'hls oampaign were seeking to ARA
section against section, OF olass again
elass, In tho hope OF gaining p0lilioi
10 Urment, and expressed the belit
lhul the American people would nj
be deceived.