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GREAT SPEECHES.
The New York Times, the Brooklyn
Eagle, the Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle, and other papers of high
standing have been discussing that
Appomattox-apple-tree speech by
which Roscoe Conkling, In the national
convention in 1880, proposed Grant for
a third term. It was a powerful
speech, and everybody who read
it at the time, and especially
everybody who heard it, will
be apt to remember sufficient
about it, and about the man who de
livered it and the circumstances which
called it forth, to know that it was an
address which will live in the annals
of the age. An interesting fact con
nected with this subject, and one
which no paper mentioned, is that the
historically great addresses in the na
tional conventions of the big parties
have won no prizes for the men in
whose favor they were made.
In eloquence and point no other
speech in the Whig convention in Bal
timore in 1852 even remotely approach
ed the one which Rufus Choate made
for Webster, but Webster was never
a serious factor in the balloting. In
every one of the fifty-three ballots
Fillmore and Scott had several times
as many votes as Webster, and Scott
carried off the candidacy. Robert G.
Ingersoll’s “Plumed Knight” speech in
which he said, “Like an armed war
rior, like a plumed knight, James G.
Blaine marched down the halls of the
American congress and threw his shin
ing lance full and fair against the bra
zen forehead of every defamer of his
country and maligner of its honor,”
in the Cincinnati convention of 1876,
gave Blaine a sobriquet which he car
ried to the end of his life, and it made
Ingersoll famous* But Hayes and not
Blaine won the nomination. Conk
ling’s Appomattox speech in the Chica
go convention of 1880 in favor of Grant
captivated the country at the moment,
and “swept the convention off its feet”
(except the delegates). Garfield’s in
favor of Sherman in the same conven
tion was scarcely inferior to Conk
ling’s in point of power. Neither Grant
nor Sherman received the candidacy.
Garfield’s speech for Sherman helped
Garfield to get the nomination for him
self, in the deadlock, although neither
he nor anybody else at the opening of
the convention had thought of him as
a possibility. When Bryan made his
“cross of gold” speech which stamped
ed the Chicago convention in 1896 he
was not, ostensibly, talking for him
self, nor did anybody in the convention
think of him in connection with the
candidacy at the time he got up there
to speak. He entered that convention
as a member of a contesting delega
tion, and was unknown to the country
at the time, though he had the presi
dential bee in his bonnet and was
working for his own nomination all the
time that he was in the convention.
Champ Clark’s speech proposing
Cockrell in the St. Louis convention of
1904, was the most breezy and eloquent
which was delivered there, surpassing
Martin W. Littleton’s in favor of Park
er. But Cockrell was far down in the
list in the voting, and Parker got the
candidacy.
In choosing presidents the people
and not the silver-tongued orators are
dominant in the conventions as well
as at theh polls.—Harper’s Weekly.
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