The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-28
THE I0WtR RKprBLTciNs.
Nominating state Ticket Refusirg to Tn-
dnrse MnNc -rneknrd'. Speech.


State Convention met at 10 4. VI. Tho Hon.
james +. Wilson. temporary Chairman. ud-
dressed the Convention briefly. H. said that
tl'rr would hc no dissension in tho Convention.
and that the Iowa standard of Reuuhiransm
would not he lowered or It's flag trailed in the
dust \ rcccss was then taken until 2P.M.
At the at rnoon session the Convention
elected Mr.. Wilson permanent Chairman. and
pro 'eodod Immediately to ballot for Governor.
The Hon. John II. Gear. Of Burlington. on tho
first formal ballot. received over five hundred
Noi :, and WIS Immediately declared unmi-
mated The Hon. Frank j. Campbell Of J lsprr
county was nominated for Lieutenunt-Cio,-
When the nominations wcro announced for
supreme Justice. the present in umh'nt. chief
Jus'ie Day. WIS nlnu-, unnninousS "al Il
nominated for Superintendent Of Public In
The Committee on Resolutions reported the
f.r.-fIai ihc United state. OF America isa nation.
onai en- 4 STAT o1v, rrnct. Tie vi ~. o c,crr iii"n
should D., c'er,~h"rc secured Aanarc to secure u,
s. i-1he E.'unacan rar,y ha. done Tho work of
ew, o., i' tut thc work OF te Reiutcan party un
,Imrl-rac Icrne,neu, p9e o.au ~ q Ne South ana
n ~, " =, y, t ,r ,l,',,..t a y,I.lii w. n '
I4li .i'n1. -. r,i.v li. i-' .,..
rm DE a@. Of e fyl,rd i,' ," Gyiauco, ', i1 d"a 1i
| i1tt .f G "'',, r,,, "'''u u, " M ,.,''- ,..,,i
dsv amt SILVER malc Win roI ,.a t.ulrr
Nc el..' i-i ,r rai ui. p',,.nt 'oiuie Of otr.'a,,
,h,u'i he maintained unt ih, wants 0 trade anI com
mcree d, manl Do, luriher contraction
Al the conrlus on ~ the rouding a resolution
endorsing. tho President and h- policy WAS ni-
i'r-l .y Mr. h.sj as al ainendm nj 10 IT, inst
This cr r'atcd an indos,rihahe uproar. and
was rrr"iN"d th tumut, IN which wcr'
mingled W ferrous prot is ana nis-cs.
Tn" Char rul"i the resolution rs not being
s"rmnne 10 The subject.
An amending. ut endorsing the policy. AMI
saying il would urc tho results asAed for ll
the tnird /. solution If the report %. the COM
mite was th"n offered 10 that resolution, and
with the same result
The third resolution as presented by tho COM
mit'.n was then adopted. Al thr rest Of tho
+ solutions wNr also tl0n adopt Il.
Mr.. Cuts offered the following resolution.
H. - That ne .rcalci Sogihgrn policy winch ia:
Re ulloan iarty.
Th,s w,s re.ciycd with general tumult.
DR.. Bari-l"y morri that il bee referred TO the
Mr. NJ. .rrinm OF k-okuk county moved. amid
great eN" ".t'urnt. that the resolution be- tabled
| Alout.d hy about "a tAr'e-iourtI yut'.
IN" COMMITTEE On k"s"i ons, 10 whom
! had been rricrr 81 Tia" amendments 10 the rr-o-
luton NJ thi- stage returned with a recon-
Wrndatlnn mat the umrndmt nts referred to
| be- lnd ilutoly postponed
INc following T. solution. Supplcm"utary TO
| iI" platform, WaS ntr' duccl, Hul uit'r d.
hai" ~ a few minutes WAS adopted by u decld ID
H, M That we are in favor of ririd cnorcc ncni +
he fiohio' Liquor Law. ami any am,nimo ui. rcio
I Ir.ion T i ,i ianc' more ''''N'' '' ''' sup
Inst night, IN Response 10 n sercrale, eX-
Marshal Packard OF Louisiona spoke as follows:
aiu srauhed at tins exhibition confidence and
frfYl l-lIu o. mo represented The cau-- which you
' I3 a on '' " e sme az e1 nS a" has '1l W III aon @
me %, "n.. tnlt o rr state Of LOUISIANA irving lo -
/ irlal,, nN, luoi o,i re p',c mat ihc Irnc.l',,
arn,ci u your i,auiiuI oi,, ana c,,n ic.,,r,
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