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all' i! always sweeter after a atom. It.
i right now to oppow nan-h other; it will
be our duty to unite tomorrow. u- cliff :-
sneushonld end at the cunviymlon dmro and
will and there. When this mnventirm shall
#bmmm at the center
lx-lpenhcr ”If! dill-act
Alter Ir. Pamett's speech. the convonv
tlon cheated (or ea-Bpeakcr Bead. who
heaved andevidcntlydid notintend to
their m“ I“who
v importuning until t his
have concluded lte labors We nhaii have but a
one choice. and that the nominees of this row 1m m mu.“ III Ill-“0m "“1
random but one purpose, their eiedion. .9010 " lollow’a:
Thenmnlnatlon does not and the complaint: 11-- Plum-m no Puww amass—1
itboclnsit. Thseampaign whichistr-'~ m ..e- “I‘m-Mia thepreaenee of this vadl audi-
will nothothe campaign of the (filillitlufl'fi by non ”Montreal“ of faith in them
mmmnnd lor “IO uam‘f it he», in! of
all thsparty.byall the party and lor all the
party in the interests of the whole V’Oplr.
L 'I "atom Day’s Session of Repub-
licans at Minneapolis.
ALLISON as a nut sonar.
Enthusiastic Calls for Reed, chinli-y
and Itigalis.
‘l'ha ”pulsar Compelle-l to Mount the:
Hutton- and ulna an Aquinas—Tern-
porary Chairman Fuse“ Links Together
tth o! Harrison um! Blaine—Jin-
rfl ‘llalatcad and l‘raalt llptton Both
Desire to "are n llarlt Horse Candidate
Get the Freckle-Ital Nomination—lia-
Ioentlry Blaluc's Departure from the
canal—Whit. the Friends at the Presl-
dnt and Mr. Blnlne Are Claiming at
the convention City.
Hummus. June 8.—The national Ro-
publiean convention which adjourned Tut's-
day “moan Alter eflecting its temporary
organization and without nominating cun-
dldatea for, president and vice preeislvnt
was called’ to order shortly after it o’clock
by Temporary Chairman FLBSSt’ll, and the
llnal struggle tor the presidential nomina-
tion is in phantom.
The intent dork
bottle to (lm‘eiup
considerable
etrvngth is Senator
Allison, of Iowa,
who in boomml by
Senator Higgins,
, of Delaware. and
‘ guano: George
f’fhompnon, of the
-/“s:. Paul Domino,
'1 one of the Minno—
‘ a o t a delegate».
Senator Higgins,
for several wet-ks
before leaving
Washington f o r
t h e convention,
was of the opinion that his distinguished
colleage from the Hawkeye state would be
the moat available man upon which to con-
solidate all diggsnoes of opinion. Editor
Thompmn till the indications point to
the nomination 0! a third man, a result
which honticlpateswith apparent plenum.
”Both like,” he said, “are willing from
what I hear to accept a compromise candi-
date, ofl‘m leng been made as reported
to most looking to the selection of one."
For I Third Candidate.
Another editor, Frank Hat ton.‘ of the
Washington Post, who was postmnsn-r gon-
erll in If. Arthur's cabinet, and who in
equally well known for his opposition to
Want Harrison and Mr. Blaine, in the
of another dark horse movement-
Hr. Batten seems to be willing to take any-
body whkh will tend to knock out both the
principal candidates lie came here talk
in. for Sherman, but has trunnlomd his
all’ection to Minister Lincoln. 0! Illinois.
“er llr. Lincoln has attempted in»
MI done well." he said. “He is n ('irmi
man, an able man, and every Republican in
the country would vote for him.“
Hunt mislead up: “Since Sunday the
Bldne men have had a little the advanurga.
and I believe are in better shape than Ibrir
opponents. But the situation demands llw
nomination 0! a third candidate. The: imi-
eraare receiving iethll and telegrams in
great numbers, replanting that the host
internals of tho party demand a new man."
An lows delegate was asked if there was
anyanpportlortheAlliaon boomin his
delegation. He nid‘hc knew cl no each
been; howasaa neartoiieaatorAiliscnaa
any one cutaide the state.
lx-fi ‘ s, ol W‘ um i:
would never do to take a sandman: (mm a
prohibition state. unless the party was able
With malice then toward none. but with a
federation and respect toward all. mob of no.
accordingtohiahchnaa God, givenhhntoaoe
thelllht, should subrdlnau all merely local
and consideration tiran earnest cu-
dearer-honoured» hast homo! the lie-
\
with pride" to the achievements at our party
on acconntol our tenderness for lheDatnoo
racy. [LaughurJ
Raverthslata we sit here today as that
our past history shows that from our birth until
nowanrcharacterhaahaan suchthat it h a
maniacal the future. it In true we have
done “thin“ but it is equally true that we
have no right to rest upon them. Output in
[Wombat our lnturc willbemorsso. [Ap-
Dianne-l
It is true tint we have given to this great
country a wonderful physical prosperity. it is
true that wealth basbeen poured into the lap of
all our people by our grout system. which we
believe in and we have carried out.
But bay to you today there is a ncbler fu-
tors than having given prosperity before the
Republican party, and that noble fnturaiato
give to every citizen of the United States the
liberty of thought and action. {Applaoanl
Wealth and prmper‘ity aro noble. but human
liborty is magnificent. (Great applause.)
Then there- wcro cries for Meltinioy. and
amid great enthusiasm llr. McKinley bowed
histhnnka. Cries of "McKinley!" mingled
with cries of “Ingnlln!” mutinnu’i until the
chairman said, as he brought down bin
gavel. “No coercion in the Republican mm
volition.w Then he annonnml that the
convention would “pram with the regu-
lar order of organizing the temporary gatht
cring.“ Alter the temporary ofllron and
the various committees had been announced
the convention adjourned for the day.
)lay Delay the (intimation.
In the general anxiety to ascertain who in
to be the standard [nearer of the Republican
party a very important point line been over-
looked. That is, that the mnvention Tues
day, without any one except the lenders
knowing the full significance of its action,
bound itacil by cast iron rules to dispose of
all the contested can-a before taking up the
platform and pledged itself to adopt a plat-
form before it permitted the first amnion
tion .to he made. How long these matters
will delay the convention is a problem which
opens a wide field for speculation. The con-
tested cases alone are so bitterly fought that
the committee on credentials may wvll
claim a day or more for their mnsiderzxti m.
Then mes the platform, with tho Mitt .
fight, and the demands of the AlroAmm-
can hassle lor a new Lodge bill The mm-
mittceon resolutions can hardly get through
under nearly eight hours. and their work
may, when completed, give rise to a hot (1».
hate.
In the early print-oiling: of the conwn-
tion a motion was put and mrriod Wilimut
objection that the rules of the last not.» will
convention should govern this mm. 'i'lw
convention of ion"! spcx'ifivaIly wioptod Rule
3 of the convention 0! 1w. which rule n-mla
as lollows;
_ Rule flw'l'he report 0! tho committee on or.-
dmtllll ahnli be (Impound of before til! l'oport
ol the mmitmon platform and resolutions.
is acted upon. and that report of the mmmmm
on platform and remlutiunn shall be diep «ml
at before the amront'mn prov-Rub to tho and
nation cl candidates lor president and ram:
t.
Contested caeea first, platform am, and
than nomination. It is lherolorr fully
within the pouibiittice. lmarinx in mind the
didlcultias which surround both the mm-
mittre on mdellllnlfl and the unnmiueo on
resolutions. that the tint ballot for primi-
dent may not be taken before satunlay or
Ionday neat.
‘t Sher-an Iiulam [or Its-Ital".
It is said that Senator Sherman has writ-
ten a letter favoring McKinley, and that
Harrison lenders think a new man should
hechoaen. When a lliaino man hard the
”I he lid, “Well, if Blaine isn't nomi-
nated on the llrlt ballet it will be McKinley
than."
The national matinee Ms decided in
Iavcr at all the Blaine umtesting dchwv
tious. Till-gives the man from llnlne about
thirty extra votea The committee on cm
dentials, who will review the canes, is tor
\\\\é .
Blaine.
Mm
HUME“. A. AIMEE. I’ll:
pnbllcan party throughout the ontire sister-
hood of atom. None of our "mind lhnliéflvlru
weak men: all 0! them are ntrunu. Some may
be stronger than others.
ll. as each delegate views the field. there is
aomeman Wilma figure soon“ to him larger.
whose stature higher, whose form more mm-
mandtng. whose name more inspiring than
that 0! any otbar man. then the pathway of
eachdelegate should be broad and any. The
eyes cl all the Bopnnlicana at tonne and tho
eyes or all our advenurics everywhere are in:
terntiy lined upon this convention. A nation in
watching in. Our enemies criticise; our friends
ratily. The Whilily is enormous. but you
will meet it wisely. -
The Republican party has never yet made a
M in its choice of rnmlidatcs; it whl not
make-mistake here. All over thin broad land
thebonfires are he: to be lighted. the than are
rcadyto be uulurled and the Ropullllmillb at
home are waiting to about in approval of your
nominee.
The history of our party since in}; is the bi.»
tory of our country. There is not a ainxle page
but shines brighter for some not or some word
of some great lbpnbliran. (‘ount over our
chosen whom we are teal-hing Milt I'hlidrml to
love. emulate and rerun-luv. and you shall
name Republican. Lincoln. Seward. Grant.
Sherman. liardeld. langan. Harrison and
Elaine [applawiz these are a few of our
jewels. and we may proudly turn to our Demo-
cratic friends with the drllanw "Mulch ‘cmt"
Thane men were great through their brilef and
advocacy o! the ennobling and insyinng duo
trims of the Republican faith. Name over tho
great masterpieces of cunatrnrtiun and progrm.
live legislation enacted since the civil war, and
one by one their authors and finishers will boy
found Bepnblleana
I have not the timeeven to catalog!!! tin-long
list of great work» undertaken and performed.
You are all familiar with the story 01 the inn.
prcaaible conflict undertaken and concludml;
slavery abolished; a public rrulit establishml;
the constitution andtbc Union ventured and re.
commit“; the old the wuhml rival: ol curry
“all! andnew stars added to ibl glory; tho wild
west thrown open to may leave. and nettle
mt; the policy of protection loAno-rioan la.
her and American indtutriea estabiiabed. do
valoped and vindicated; the market» at the
world opened in the pcrnnaalvn ingiv at rest
prodty to the products of the WWII! worl’
shop and tho American farm. until today the
mum of the earth are paying tribute to the
____“ ctonr'.._"‘ anddi,“ 'y in
millions upon millions of increased pun-hm.
and Lord Ball-bury ha been driven to the big:
him conversion that ”on in Mud iron
trade has proved disappointing.
All Pledges than one Kept. .
The Democrats have almt cshaustsd in the
fifty-drum oae year or W
in. in vain attacks neon three itera- in a will
bill made npol Ilium At this rate of pro
casdinsthcy would havatoha trusted tor M)
”A103 ALLISON.
tonJLW.
I
under Ch l")! '11] and strong um I]. Thoma
ll. Road Bat wseannot hop— to will merely
upon the recital ol the arhievmals n. our
party. brilliant as they have tummy more
than any adversaries can lwpe to arousal in on
«use! littafln; prmnnes.
ton-insolaraolt downtown-a
along
. ”It will be non» without a doubt,’
M Thain“ ll. lined. “and it will not
take more Ihanoesballotlodscldelt,
either."
The southern delenm. it in NW,
holdthebalanoecfpcwer. Bothatdosclaim
a majorityot themand each charges the
other with using my to savers rim
rat-{Manama was am out at
the Harrison headquarters: "0st reports
show that we have on retreatlowwstsr
mark. ’l‘hiusthamaitstnrclviactotb
tloa thahsnrdtolallvotasiam
WMMM.
'fladflnulflrylr. lament-altho-
rets valid show a totalot filo
dateethrrthaallr.flalasapoewhomto
D
Wimsadummtrsnasylw
“as.“ to have the Hanke-
“maroon- “:0wa
new
msmwmtmu
manor
‘mwfa. ore-pun.
lusts—Orn- W
{can in power belongs could m “11;;- Blaina.’ J. B. l'orakar is in clntinnan. . t
or. asacreodnpow our one a: u Blaine ‘ " ‘ ‘ nu
antic m in mm» with that record 0! will." PM, it}? 22‘ :33; ”,3: w
lmbecility and tour-nut nu ms at mum- m, an». ' under!
l. Mr. i’irm
Eldredge.
M
v
tori-llmha'mwopm
Charles T. Bepp. elm D. Lawson, Horace
Porter. Jacob H. Pattcraon. B. V. ll. Gregor,
Waters, William B. Cantrell. Bu-
l‘ns'l'. eck, John LWilliams, Henry E.
h- Pu-soasaudWillisB.chca Beside-those
ptcaent at the meeting it was said that two
more delegates would rm forthc pnaident
mil» eight would not vote for Mr.
Sonata Flatt ridicules the claims of
Dspaw and his associates. He says that
Goodale and Waters are inclined to be for a
third candidate, while Mimi“, who in not
down with themip nnnlcir. r Flut‘lflla tor
General Ilium}, -
as being with tiw l: ‘
Mallow over twenty-lo: i .- I» wt tho ontr
side for their mum-
cleaner-ta of this no
name as before, noun-iv. fortyeigbt votes
absolutely certain for Elaine.”
M’KINLEYMFIOR CHAIRMAN.
:ut mu remains the
Ohle's Governor Named to Preside that
the Convention.
. Hummus. June bw‘iuveflml’ lchin~
lay, of Ohio. was unanimunaiy nel-vml by
the committee on permanent orgnumtion
for chairmhn of the «invention.
most important of ill?! convention ('ommit-
tcea,thoae on resolutions and credentials,
are made up as follows:
Retaliation» J. B. Foraker. of Ohio chair-
man: Artnona. h‘. 0. Murphy; Arkansas. A. s.
Fowler; Connerthrul. J. I‘. Plait; Colorado, IL
I. Teller; Caiilurnia. u. A. Knight; Deiawars
J. B. Wilson; [maxim of Columbia. P. "1 Car-
!lor‘ida. C. K Gunny: “corms. K. B.
Wright; Idaho. W, B. Hoybourn; llixnwa J.
0. Cannon: lndiam Charles S. ()rxdin; iowa.
11!. (her; Kentucky. tie-ergo Denny: Louini
ans. ll. F. Otto-hard. “marl. 0. 1. Hunt»;
lain». C. I“. Libby; Maryland. '1‘. S. Collard};
laaaaclmaetta. J. Q. A. Braden; Michigan.
Charles Austin; Minnesota. George W. Thump
eon. secretary; Montana. Thomas Conch: No-
vada. J. P. Jonas. New Hampshire. 1). R.
Pia-cs: New .lomy. Gilbert Collins; New
York. ll. O'Connor: North Dakota. J. Percival;
Nebraska. C. ll. (lore; North Carolina. J C-
Prltchard: Oregon. J. K. Bonruc: Pennsyl»
min B. W. Oliver; Rhoda Inland, P. a. liar-
ria; South (Karolina. it E. Smith: Soul: Da-
kota. ll. 0. ercaon; Tennuaee. Newton Latin
ar; Tens. A. J. Wuhan; L'tah. S. W. Dov .
nay; Vermont. I". W. Brown; Virginia, Ed-
mund Weddell; Weat Virgina. J. I]. “unhin-
scn: Wtsumaln. Lucius Pairehiid; wllliilllg
Credontiala-Conxmman M. X. Cogswell. nl
Hawhnneltn. chairman: Alabama. D
Coop": Arizona. l. W. Stewart; Arkanaas.
'I‘. ll. Barnes; California 0. 1’. Halo. t‘olo
rado. L‘1 Wheeler; Connecticut. 1'. ll. liran-
dcgc; Delaware. 6. V. Haney: District of
Columbia. Andrew Gleam); Florida. ll 5
Chubb: Georgia. 0. D. locks: Idalm. J l.
Bhonp; Illinois. S. H. Barthes: Indiana. llxram
Brow nlral‘. Iowa. F1 W Serum-m. it ~ 9
J. Hale; Kentucky. Jnhn il.-x..:.l. l
T. A. Cami; Hubbuippi. W. Burton: lbw vi.
Henry Laminsocretary; Maine. C. )L Mose-t;
Maryland. A. u. lituryris; Mulligan. A. T.
lilias'. linemen. ll. (1. Dean: Monti-M Paul
Herrick; Nebraska. (:1 A. lccloud; Nevada.
8. C. (Eleni-ml; New Hampshire. H. B Quin-
by; New Jenny. W. P. llofllnan; Now York.
W. C. Wallace; Korthbakota. I: J. (ileum;
North Carolina. J. 0. Wilcox: Ohio W. Z.
Cram; Oklahoma, A. J. Bcay; Oregon it it
Hays; Pennsylvania. D. II. Lane; Rhodeb
asssr manual w’smmr.
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: south Dakota. .l. H. "mm: 'l'ss-
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all. A. J. flailslmry: Vermont. 7. 8. ”with.
I. V. llamhlin'. Vat “1!“!th n
:Wiaconatn. A. I. Smith: Waahhwton.
nominees are made npas lollows:
To “ally the Nominee for vab
not-.J. ll. Gilbert; town 0. V. lull-a; laias.
;, I Iailstt lavylaad.
Duran;
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o put down
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'llm two
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earlier.
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p. on; llul' in [ileum at 631p
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conmrtlona or Albany and the West.
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Imp. in. New Hillard special.
STOV Es 9!) p. m.. height for (treat llarrlncton.
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All-‘40 Wluun ll. Burn-ow. Vice Pro-Idem and
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or mum Till PLACE 1'0 Bl'l'
Housatonlc Railroad
Duhary and Norwalk Division.
CORREUI'III Tn JUNE. 6. we.
Trains leave South Sorwalk for lrannury»
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Trains icn'te lianbury for 50
Trains loan numb .‘mrtvaik {or
Trains haw llldgcnr‘id for South NorwalhA
3.9-3. “Band 1155 a. m.. 35. 5mm;
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Trains leave rloutb Norwalk for Boston. via
and Eastern Staten Linc at in;
to
Train irarr Numb Norwalk for Brooklyn
MAIN LINE Dll'lb‘ION
Trains leave Bridgeport as follows:
7 (1's. in.. passenger for I’iltatleld.
Will a. m.. war for l‘lttsdeld. making
lo ma. In.. fret ht for Hnwlryviilr.
1213a. rm. frets t for Great Barrington.
FU RNITU RE
Fillilll 0. lililliSfll'S.
30. an Washington Street. numb waalk.
turnout: Initiation.
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Prices to Suit All.
matte-Iran.
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durability or beauty. and at the same price as many inferior machines.
Shoesattbebestbargainsovoro cred. lion‘tlailtotakeadvanlageo thewportnnity
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comm mucus ’
HIRTFOBD BICYCLE
$ 1 20am.
TthOLUNIlIA PNEI’MATIC TIRE: is the «imp‘vwl. mu»! durable and mikntttrcoa‘
IBSDLIITELI GUARANTEED IEIIIST BURST Illi PIIIBTUIE.
80 Bicycle made can compare with the COLUMBIA tor ease of riding. workmanship. '
We do not keep you waiting, but can deliver wheels AT OXPE. as we keep a full llm.
TERMS EASY.
Tut: 01mm Warn. Finn.
JACK SON BROTHERS.
5| Illl. STREET, IIlIWIlK, Mill.
SP EC l Al. ‘S‘A‘L’E;
LADIES’T SHOES
GloverdiOlsen’s,
Washington Street. South lentil.
In order to make room for S wing films. we otter the fol lines a! we.
1 lot Hand Scwcd Button and Lace Shoes, worth 84.60, 10-.
duccd to 02.00. 1 lot of Cloth To . lland Served, 82.00. 1 lot of
line Machine Bowed, worth from 1.00 to 84.5), at 81.25. 1 lot at
line M. 8. at 81.50. i lot Missco’ Opera Toe, ii to 1, worth flfl’
at “.00. 1 lot of Child's Spring Heels, worth 81.25, at 66c.
about 500 pairs of men’s regular 500 Rubbers at 250. 1 ,
Glover & Olsen
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The leading llry Bonds Store.
lil§TiiMl & IIYA:
. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwaik.
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Bl’ltClAL SALE or LADIES’ Gums-v AND CHILD u ’
mm BLACK nosmmr or OUR own ‘
IMPORTATION. '
We have just received direct from the WW
mite, France, (on) five hundred dozen Ledies’ Genle’ .
dram s Hose, which we shall place on sale Ba , M
[base were made or ly for us and
been in for the price it 6 them. e Lndies'
n and d stitch, with high spliced heel s -
ants from to 5), either lain or trunk top. Rheum
M in several qualities. All rdorf’sbest 1 *
solutely pure and guaranteed not to crock, fads n or
greeninwcaring. , ,
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