New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31

Republican State Come

1lSslsSspp1 &tepuDIlC0n state cons entl04s
JACKSON, August 3O.-The Republican
convention adopted platform declaring it
unnecessary to adopt any new dogmas, but
simply renew the expression of steadfast
faith in the Republican party. They are
opposed to burdening the reconstruction of
Mississippi with the repudiated Planters
and Union Bank bonds, and pledges the
party will resist by all means the
assumption by the State of any such
debt; opposes the granting to rail
mated the State by Congress for educational
purposes, and demands the repeal by the
next Legislature of such grants already
made favors the biennial meeting of the
Legislature asserts the equal rights of
children in the public schools, and pledges
the party to enforce such right by apprs-
pirate legislation, and to suppore che pres
ent school system thus explained, and in
dOrses 4. q. Powers, the present Ssoverner.
4 resolution to iAdOrse tlIe Kellogg g%s-
ernment of Louisiana was yecsiyed with
such demonstrations OF hsssiGty shAt tho
mover withdrew 10.
General Ames was inero.luesS aaa made
short speech, sayins, among other shngss
that if elected Governor, and during hiS
term any bill looking to the payment Of tho
any way shall come up, ne most certainly
will seeo it. The convention adjeslsne@ sise
die at eight o'clock last evening.
immediately alter the a6jOu@nmeNc Ag
the Convention Senator Alcorsi addressed
an immense assembly. in which ne asxaignaa
General Ames as the most yindIctsve maa
in Congress against the SoutherS shitsss
Senator Alcorn declared himself can6io
date for Governor, and called on che people
of all parties to executes lasting bond OF
friendship between the white people and
che black people, to save che State &run th0
bond holders and che political incsndiaryo
He was frequently greeted ~ith aearty sIso
plaUsS.
The Tickca No.nisstes
Ehe Republican convention odiOuSL Ok
last night. The full ticket j.: Asles, tor
Governor; 4. X. DaSis (colOred). for Lie<ao
tenant Governor; j. Hill (coleredS fer Sece
retary of State; q. ii. Hollssd, for Trease
ureS; ". .. Gibbs, for Auditor; George Ee
Harris, for Attorney General and q. w.
Cardozs (colored) tor superintendent 80
Education.
General Ames made . speeces scceptinS
the nomination.
volunteer Candidates for GovsrnOr and
Lieutenant Governor.
II. =. Carter, the defeated colsrete cands
date for Lieutenant Governor, also address
ed the meeting. He had been promie
ed the second place on the ticket, but
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