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be$ adgh he Was in a -ge-'ampasy. A
thamemd r--ubo-is of beth osae, puIIemI
hma 0hin. had .mmbs to refy s nms
em .t Earisn and Reid. V thay aed in
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-nm.os e"lers and m emthauji erwd.
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teg by ==none g that samtim ba weuld
-ey be dispammed wi, be-a- s ere Wod
be dl & gWihd sphers who had premised to
'atutn the ausagme, as did, however, am
oame that theeampaiga eomiaeto tha Ohio
A-edistim had organijed, wit . I. Roe as
ehty and T. X. Sam as marelkay. This
Potliudns ee cichl~y .ec-e by Searelary
Outs Kele and ther President Hut Sousa
ohe band. It was ameian af the Maitnd
e it ie' b feelig he
Wall. -it maode toomeim =V=9ame *;th
red, white and blue.
President Bart add it was not a mater for
murprise that them. had bea difereseam of
opinica as to almdeA. at -m*r'l" 'h'"
was aret deal Of tall prad taltimber in
the republican BltyErrm ahine, No
tey, Beed were only a few of
the their followers were all
. The prospect for rpublican
MP 0em were nanch, brighter than day were
for years ago. Praileut Harrieon had grown
in'the estimatkon of the pe But one sari
oss objection had been to the action of
the Manapos convention and that was baed
so op o -to a second term. A second term
was @R r a good President. Other good
Presidents hAd been so honored and the couan
try had beta benaited thereby. Reference
was made to; those exceptions by am. George
Waehingtora, who wasee mansed as the author
of the At protective effort In legislation, was
but anght y lauded, and Thoma. Jefferon
was lanost ot afriend in the audience,
but ther P was no lack of applase when th
amee gLincoln and Grant were spok The
tr tre-elctia of G an . was
In ,he midst of Mr. Hart'. h Senator
Sher-pn entered the hall, and as multitude
LVG"$ Aand yelled in honor of the Senator Mr.
'-was compelled to euspend for quite a Mtie
-ensatoa ===33=3'S ann6m.
/Setoar Sherman was introdneed as mme m
he band got threagh with a .a-ecom. For
some lime he stood dalnt while the adiene oanx
celled any of its pre
vious eorts in the
ademomstrative line.
When the crowd
* gusted down the
a glaw oo water
and drank itwhere
upon mooebody de
manded "three
chees for John
berman." and
them. 'The Sons
mid he had not
come to talk; be was
there to hear the
xtAommonxum .Kileay end Chade
Foster-someofthejuveniles. He congratulated
his learers earnestly and seriosly upen the
t arapublican success this
fall e newHarrison would be elected, Hear
rimua would be elected because he ought to be.
Harrison was true to the principles of the re
lican I ; he was born in them and they
hiM was a repubcan, and that
wa'the highest con ient that could be paid
any man. The repu party was proba
the best and the ablest paty ever econstitut;
It had done more for the good of the country
than was ever done by any other political or
ganlsation in any land or ime. It was an at
rmtive rty; it carried its beneficent ideas
into fnotice. It wee a patriotic party, every
bo was fr t o try and all the coun
try. No republican bad aver fred upon the
stars and stripes. If there ever was one who
did he eamsed to be a republican whem -he
the trigr, and he probably became a
Mat. No a man, woman or childAthe rapub
Been party but was in love with the country as a
man was in love with his wife. It was an honest
party; whatever it did was for the good of all.
It was fair to all-rich and . black and
white. "Show ma a good repu " aid the
Senator "and I will show you one who is In
love wi his kind, eager to do for the hum
blest and poorest in the lead an readily sa for
the richest and noblest.
"I am in favor of good money as well as other
good things," continued the Senator. "I want
the money that will buy most hog or homainyor
whatever aes we may need. We want no shin
plasters, no depreciated money, but money
which has full purchasing power."
Then the republican party favored the pro
tecting of men and women in their right to
labor. It believed in free trade, In what could
not be produced in this country, but it did not
believe in compellin Aerican. to compete,
withe rly paidlbrere of other land.
The re n party was for the American
laborer and would give him such ttin as
he needed. He cbngratulated oae present
because they belonged to much a party. HMe
knew by terfacam they wae repbia.
,celoal in state elcinrpbinna
would be In tmminorit, hut the prnile. of
teprywould live ansrw n trengthen
himself repulcn
15R3833DENammonw ALL, alouT.
President Harrison wee au1right. Personally,
Perhapa, he (the Senator) would have bean in
favor of McKinley, but there we. limes enoungh
ahead for him; the future would witnss hi.
eialtation. He eulogised McKinley moat aeo
quaintly and declared him to be one of the
greatest and best men in pulic life. It was
the best thing to nominate BejmnHairrine,
and the next thing to do would beto eleet hima.
It made mo differene whom the demoerate
trotted out against him, he could and would
The Senator maid he wee getting old new and
did not feel like working as he once did. He
wasted to take thingm esy and let the cn
anen exert thaeselves. "I.1 me," haae,
"play the part of neator and talk toyuin a
whihedo not alws hed atme wne
.r... . o..d faer..ndwatchthyag
alms tail, but If Iean mend as old
mebrkn w ee caupon John
and hen he eclddteewas a teandm
outbare.
lesastr WIlbur 1. Sandman, et Matern. wa
the next speakar. He maa etrangr to thee,
dien, bet ha emptured thek beame in two
stae and was thor
-je the greatsa fa
amid itmade no difer
s....a wees
he dmaai
beam m arWha n as ammmeate
tessen me ea a M s eiae .
the Retey et ed e
eshease~trtm ir
was m
*
uet m fGes a . s
a furn, me
dina ter .ae hed 6 ds
...f .Jct .e w Vt."
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waei:"".nown"..
Kben as*sIL aTW apvs go wgo
sabod veemmear sheemst em es n he
I~m Gestor -tGehmm a, .o fesar heek
drik ftr bamoem hee se me 11100
1r0r.1 di M 116 Ad a" bellse thM his
deam~n~ Wa it bdsdem
clan 011e01ml ra-=-h With this =m=-m et
aabeyond hentrma had
be 0ifilsant h~is8bren's n inga
olmmma.""'' gi.w..'" o GROWe".t*:
doinghis se aWm fa r temt te.
was a04 Hetd atywwo .John=
mahe niteddatefrr.je~mI oSn
adste y..r."ta .. abeeuet.e M n e
themse dqemm he I around.
lh grafter% ig nwison ol
to hs a in he
thd un t si et i W t h9
thed Uhnited Staaldb mendI
thisd contr Deourt -wn ie d"~he
andf alfrIosm = bed to maken ri the
demOIO ery lof the ad "n i
ta saied eHa ri h te n at
the irubcndatrtwo now; big own wsuld
on gMerct. 3e~mext Thuea wa .hst
i-.r''air"me. h ..Kat--r..s an:
molar ueon the qustim etry add wad
en a mort thin; both ahe eing ae
old in th'e Unied State wnou befius&sir
toi cor. a otied iut-year he o heuher -
IhoAped and elled for m& erd oe itne
heaveed e handoutrhif and biped hrou'd,
lookin te i. Inere, t lh a ahha,-&
.nedy atthe gite heufor Moi
ess ten the cte nes be Iwr
the anid tes thE =tWW rsamse e.in
fenotooly ale.hlngfo
heret e t u re c ofrt ow. Thiee f
lianaconveto Eath Wined~l made- nof
the16MI peoples infdeo the hads an a1 Mm
oteb eme term ri g the
begin ...max . heamenT , e r st..
ad two i he hn in e .iq am stood
tuhuon the frontio of do plate. kd auin
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ned ned bn tee would e maetim
renwe. . t
Go.M~ne d be asittled tun at the
be to ameb
where vote dillcountdinollar The ree.b
endimaconid t at hedp er o is hormthe fm
eeein ofelc crventonseve ouLd be w
thanifg the foreigesaps ia .m taril l
dola bre--w- nhe rese aedi.e.wee
ineaten .ate o othe is nM he
Ea emSS tEo b~at t phe ati
bemado eso mehoe In the I ite saaew
othe thing. an t e& So wiae fur &S
te that
?OVestON tO N'imlaif
No oor the mnaee the goenr to
bwhedad y ele ad cheed. Lde
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ley"ad theno the conientar net.. e
Oho extNvqhf hoevet .e Usles
the p,.th.....r;
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had dam
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noinae Ulim .Jnt n e
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mum--M mmm
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was dsse MW smakirm ponsad mooft so
"rem e o y-m-n.
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