Daily Republican., 1883-09-28
YEsrERDAY's CONVENTIONS.
Tho New York Democrats aNd the
Republicans Ur Maryiand and
Nehrnska keleei ThAlr Tick 0ta.

Tho New York Democrats and the
Republicans Of Maryland and
Nebraska select Their Tickets.
The Democratic State Convention OF
New York met yesterday In Buffalo
The only delegate cheered upon enter
ing the hall was John Kelly, who was
applaudei by the Tammany and Irving
Hall delegations in the gallery. Alfred
G. Chaplin, of Kings County, was pro
posed by Chairman Manning, OF the
State Central Committee, ~ temporary
Chairman of the Convention, and was
chosen 10 that position. In the course
of his address he eulOgized Governor
Cleveland, the mention OF whose name
elected applause from all except the
Tammany and Irving Hall men, who
remained silent. When the roll was
called protests were made respectively
against the admission Of the Tammany,
County and Irving Hall representa-
tives. The protests were referred 10 the
Committee ON Contested Seats, and a
recess was taken.
In the evening the Committee on
credentials reported in favor of admit
ting from New York county 80 members
of the County Democracy, "a Of Tam
many Hall, and 10 of Irving Hall.
After a protest from one OF Tammany' 4
members the report was adopted, the
previous question having been ordered
by vote of $50 70 81. Alter selecting
permanent officers the Committee on
Resolutions made report, which was
unanimously adopted. The resolutions
reaffirm the platform of last year
denource "the proposition that the
people 81 Ould be taxed to raise surplus
fund for the Federal government to dis.
tribute among the States = point with
pride to the fact that every pledge made
by the Democracy has been redeemed,
and valuable reforms made III the State
Government, and heartily endorse Gov.
ernor Cleveland administration, which
" iustifies the great vote which elected
him." The following ticket was nomi'
mated : Secretary Of State, Isaac ii.
Maynard Attorney General, Dennis
O'Brien Comptroller, Alfred b. Cha.
pin Treasurer, Robert A Maxwell.
The Republican State Convention OF
Maryland met yesterday in Baltimore.
j. Morrison Harris was chosen perina.
nent chairman. Il. Stockett Matthews,
in response TO vociterous calls, addressed
the convention and congratulated them
on the suspicious prospect. Start X.
Holton, of Baltimore County, wasnolni-
mated for Governor by unanimous &C.
clamation. DR.. Washington Smith, OF
Dorchester, was nominated for Comp.
troller, and X. Stockett Matthews, of
Baltimore, for Attorney General, DO h
by acclama ion also. Mr.. Holton ad-
dressed the convention, promising to
carry out the reforms pledged, If he
should be elected. The platform, which
is very long, endorses the administra-
ton of President Arthur arraigns the
Democratic administers OF Mary
land for corruption promises, if the
Republicans gain control, To abolish the
office of Tax Conmiss oner, and make d
number of other refo ms (Which are
specified) declares that "laboring men
have an equal right with the owners of
capital to make peaceful combinations
for their own protection, and that such
right should be secured ~ them by
law :" asserts that the Republican poll
cy is "lirected to the fuller develop
ment and fostering of our home indus
tries" while the Democratic policy has
been the opposite favors the extension
to the colored schools of the same care
az is given to the white, and oppose con-
tract prison labor.
(The resolution proposing scientific
measures Of State reform is the report