The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01
THE DOMAIN OF POLITICS.
State Conventions for the Selection
Of Delegates to tho National
Assemblies.
Iowa Democrats Solid for Tilden Tho
Contest Between Blaine and Arthur
Buffers Boom.
STATE CONVENTIONS.
IoMn Democratic.


STATE CONVENTIONS.
Iowa Democratic.
Every county but ono (rocahontas) was
represented In the Iowa Democratic convcn-
tion, at burlington. II was tho largest con-
ycntion ever held by the party. In the state;
Hon. Heni J. Hall. OF burlington, was selected
to WELD the gasel, and his men Ion of samuel
J. Tildcn's name was chccred TIL tho building
shook. The following were chosen delcRaics-at-
large 10 the na,ionalc convention Mt Chicago l. u.
kinnc, OF Iowa County; II. IL. ltimhle. Of Leo:
\. II. Thaycr. Of Clinton: and y. N. Harris. OF
Harrison n. Altcrnatta- at-largc: John Dun
combc. of Webster County: Ghas Voclkcr. of
Butler. Of Fasetts To-" III" The delegates a are nnani-
nous Tor Tildcn, but have no Instructions.
The Committee on Resolutions reported the
following. which were adopted.
Rrsolrsd, hat tho Democracy " Iowa, rec
ogntxinv the duty We awe tn tho Union soldiers
OF our late war, fasor the passage OF the blu now
wnrrnmt 81 ia' acsa - nd ~ a'a IN ,akan ,ra
the public domain,
Rasaired. That we rcafiirm the principles of
the Democratic party M expressed In the plat
forms Of the national convention Of isS6 and
lssn.
Reso'red. That In view Of the late rrohbito-
~ LEGISLATION IN ", sat, We hereby cmphasixe
the ntterances Ut the platform OF the National
Democratic Convention cf 1871; that We are In
favor OF the liherty of individual conduct un-
seXcu py snmptmaiy laws.
affrm the resolution q our ~, state eony.n,
tton In favor OF atarin Tor rcScnucssa gradual
That n sn@ae ., M sn AMI hi.
official ucord We recognize u man and platform
combined, and oie who represents more than
any other Democrat the principles ~ the
Democracy. and whose name il guaranty of
victory.
The allusioa to Tild,n n was the occasion Of In
tense enthusiasm and repeated shens, Amore
taaA yts,t At.iVt
aa .,so'a,nn y "n w "nan h, nv nna,x
Convention. Col Kcatiey offered arp,oprla,s
Dodge, the pioneer statesman Of Iowa. wn,ch
were passed with rising vote,
The district conventions met and elected the
al convention:
First Observation-Disclosures. George II. Smith.
cann,p v Ai,srna,ns' es'nr,., Tam,aa, lam. Inn.
lisa County, and Il, A. Howard. jefferson County.
second ,psieGaasss M vi hrannan, Musea-
a l,oearf Jonss camn,y. nr " n t.assan. Co.
dar County.
Third-Delcgatcs. 4. Schroeder, Dubuque: II.
G. Dithiefscn, Grundy County Alternat.s: Il.
Fourth-Delesa,es: II. b. Eayiess. Clayton;
A. Q. noolittlc, Floyd County. Aternates: NJ
II. lleadrick. Allamakcc County: >, d. Chase,
Mitchell
Fifth-Dclcsstes: George ]. Boal, johnson
County. John Ryder, benton, Mternatcs. A.
J. Morrison. Iowa County. j. w. Terry, Linn
Six,h--Dclcgates L. n, Perry, Monroe County;
Il. III. 6ihbs. Mahaska. Alternascs: w. 7. parl,
Jasper County: A. {. Evans. Davis County.
II. North, Dallas. Alterna,es. j. q. Mahaana,
Polk: j. Il. An ircw. A,lair County.
Eighth -nelesatss; \. II, nu.san. Union
County. William Earlley, Appanoosc County.
Alternaies: y. c. Ri,ienour, fagc County; f. :.
Gardner, Decatur County.
Ninth Delegates; Dan Farrell, Mills County;
Dr.. n. Emmert, Cass County; Al,srnat ::
A. R Keith, Crawford: j. u. hatkin. Fremont
County. ,,,,.
IenIn-peiesasss. =. hyat. hcnh..on
tonn.s: sonn Siesse.!, Ss'rS ,,,n lotto ..,. sua.s:
J, I. Bnttolih, Hardin County.
EieNehtn-Dclesatess ~. ~. uutnIic, SAstuu
."mn,s; = Isss,ay' s,n w Ta,s Ai,s tsan'S s a.
bueha VISTA
n1,,n p,.,,.hls.,a,
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hon Niiham Mckihicy was Mauo SnMtman
Of the Ohio Republican Convention. at Cicvc-
land Tha variaus ror,c.ss,ona, aistr,ets ~
'aAu e ,aI'o1s Naas'..se.' a - ~ ~.
ported the names OF their ueicSatcs 70 thc Shl-
calo convention, anu their coMmlteeMen,
Iwenty-six of the delexates are pronoahccu
blaine men. fourteen are for shermans and two
are without known preierenecs Ihere Was
NOT nsht between the irienas ei hlalae anu
John sherman ever the dclesates.at-iasSes
the sherman cohorts eomlng on vie1orions
deegates- al ,iarse arg Marcus Hanna es ~ sisNe-
Ssnu, !uase West oI heiieinh.Nlhe, nois. Mlhian
Mchinley OF i1Anton, anu .auSea y FMaAcr oI
SincinnAu Four coloreu nen were choScn -
Alternates, v Robinson. ~ Hsruan county,
was nomtnated tor Sesfct ~ o1 stAtcs ShaI JUS
uce W. W Johnson WAS f,nemnsteu TOT .1st,se
ance. was nominated for member Of the board
of Iunne WORKS Inc toi'owinS rsoiaa"0s
were anop1eI. =.
protection In all economic legislation, anu u
fayors its appiieatien without aiscfimlnauea 70
American Industries, thereby scsatinS employ
msnt xt remnnefastSc waSes " Amcri'an iAnnr,
That II l. In fsvar OF collecting an adequate
revenue 10 detfay the proper anu ecnneinteAleN-
penses ol the uosssenasn. ilem uesses alnn
| and that II condemns the IscmocrAtic doctrine ~
tariff for revenue only ~ destructive " the
business interests Of the country. and that the
do> trine OF the Democratic party favoring put
ting what Il improperly called raw ma,eriAi.
danIerons, anu u carried oat VIII Do destructive
hs, rs o ,he '.an.,,nn ~ .sm,,ss an Unmarried
wools made by the act Of ls>s has seriously in
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! was held Al Grand Rapids, Congressman Ras,
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