New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-10

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Thomas J. Herman. Of Louisiana. also made Sec
onding speech In favor Of Mr.. Bryan. we nave
this day." he said. unlike our Republican oretnren'
declared that will no longer worship the golden
calf which England has set up. We have rensea
10 permit this idol 10 command us IN the words OF
the Deity am the Lord thy Coz; thou sha't nave
other gods before me- We have declared th's
day that henceforth both gold and silver shali RUE
equal sovereigns In the world Of finance Ihs is
not a revolution. 1t is restoration IL deter
mines not that gold shall he despoled OF any OF her
just powers but only that silver shall nave her
own again =" (Cheers)
Signs Of Impotence at the length or MT herman
address interrupted him. to which ne repsied' !
note with pleasure that am receiving the respect
full attention Of those this floor. and for the jeers
from the gallery care no more than for the )eers
OF tho Republicans" Mr., Herman was 30 long be-
fore he named who 1t he was supporting that
loud cries OF WHO Is it? were raised and great
uproar prevailed He finally named Mr.. Bryan ana
sat down.
SENATOR TURPIE NAMES MATTHEW'S.
Senator David Turpe. of Indiana. rose to NOM
mate Governor Matthews, of that State. but was so
indistnctly heard that cries OF Louder wero
raised. and the chairman explained that the Sena-
tors voice was weak and asked indulgence Mr.
Turpie spoke as follows:
Mr. President and Gentlemen Of the Convention
The choice OF u candidate for the PRESIDENCY ny
be the Chief Magistrate of this country for the next
official term. of successor to the many iiiustrlous
that exalted position, easily becomes the subject
of glowing zeal and fancy that the act and duty and
ss hes S ought to that the result
Is plain question Of ARITHMETIC depending upon
simple Of numbers and that for many other
reasons action herein should be determined only
by the most rigid scrutiny and by the most careful
We ask then as practical men where , should this
thu. Of ha mi
political contests It member Of the great D yor
NcwJersey and Connecticut: but strangely isolated,
Upon the East and West and upon the North we
have ordinarily hostile bodies of Intense spirit and
activity. and even upon the south the migration TO
us across the waters of the Ohio in Presidential years
is of such complexion as only to give aid and com
fort TO the enemy. In state so nearly balanced
ee a el either '' way Of 1000 in total
of four five hundred thousand the conditions
whether awaiting victory defeat. always prepared
We submit to the delegations from the great States
and progress. what would you give-what would
own? How and when, shall you help as 70 send
you the message IN November next OF victory?
message. YOU can write that message to-day ready
for yr favor , sha MAKE Se s %nn
rey the field examine Its various positions throw
the different candidacies YOU will find that Indiana
is the strategic point and pivot or THIS conflict.
prestige,
ton are great, bu. not too great to be used as a
Of assured success
WARNING AGAINST OvERCONFIDENCE.
Let us not he misled by the fervid predictions OF
ovcrconfdence. by the contagious and stirring en-
thusiasm of the passing hour Remember. gentle
men, that the returns of the election are not yet
received they VEL not begin to arrive until many
months hence We must overcome an enemy
strongly forlressed against attacs re!nforseq 5y
Influence. flushed with the shout OF recent triumph
Wa NAV make an error which will cost Us the
whole stake. an error irretrievable: The ne 9ppor-
tuniy for success is here but also that OF defeat
hereafter All had not thought 5afor Of tHat mas as
court defeat and disaster as lever W woo this his
bride By fan bs to put Sos hn rs man
weigh PROBABILITIES and the nvs eha a cont at
iss of s los d sBs win 'S
Il 3 most needed and Where ii must win
Our candidate bad the good fortune TO be born IN
The ske; any tai c on this p1ns
Rsny O Which H. Meerefy s
sSU and hsr e
to the south The South has no Worther or more
o o' one SOW we'll X no@ sTTsa ssg{ ne
Governor and Senator Whitcomb. He commenced
s e. ss~ Of tSs e sf'
pleased and Justly earned has waited upon ms fo OF
r'aPs hearf and staiwaTt and a.
ways has been farmer ne mas waiKed ,o1 sed tie
is not only hearer. but doer OF the word
H by So., tn: .. ssqf hold T'o ol al av'
Our candidate belongs to the largest the most ,Ss
world. Much is now said about the business ah ~
sannr Is s OF 'hs in Which larger
Der Of its Inhabitants are ENGAGED. Agriculture IN
ns Ts',ss s' any
that Of all others comoned We ASK ne dsssates
!. may not be well worth the while to make choice
Of one who in the %s by Ts
member Of this grand cOnfraternity of the field and
q Ss ses o ass aSR e ss ct
President on Inauguration day. The Inauguration
and service Of Indanas choice would be reminder
az traditton relates Jefferson lief, his farm az Month
travelled on horseback od e s the ssit ct M
ligaion and was indicted into office.
HIS RECORD IN OFFICE.
Our candidate is and has been from his youth up
TO this hour after the straest sect OF our politi-
cal school, Democrat: an intelligent. an able. an
earnest and most dgent laborer In the cause His
first public service was that OF member Of the
General Assembly TO which he had been chosen by
his friends and neghbors in and near the county Of
his residence In 1880 he elected Secretary OF
State of the State OF Indiana After very exclt-
ing and iabor!ous canvass In 1892, he was chosen
which he has shown those rare qualities of wise ad-
Wearied and conscientious discharge of duty, in
such manner to have challenged alike the admi-
ration anc approval Of men OF all parties in our
commons wealth
hut for our own. solicit your favor and support,
YOU will find the best attainments OF scholar and
statesman fitly Joined together. and most intimate
acauaini ance with the wants and interests OF the
nany upon whose suffrage the success OF these
must depend. .,
The person whose name we shall present here has
never been beaten in popular election in his own
State our state the State which by every sort of
accent ard emphasis is pushed at this juncture. 10
The front where the in the gap OF this great
controversy abide; this State which danger haunts
which doubt has known and marked; this State
your consideration. lie comes not az guest
iourner 10 this grea: National Council. He comes
house and home wherein he has gained the right OF
fealfY the Of American