The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08

~: presents the naines of James u. Blaine As
he choice for President: approves the present
expresses disapuroval OF tie ac-
ion Of the Democratic majority In CONGRESS up
ID the Morrison tariff bin and on the shipping
I'LL and reanrms approval OF the policy Of pro-
iibition. Adjourned.
Maine Greenbnckers.
The straight-out Maine Grccnhack Convcn-
ion met Mt Augusta. and nominated W L.
Eaton for Governor. Delegates to the National
ireenback Convention were chosen. notion
o instruct delegates for Butler vas defeated
The convention refused to recognize the Lewis
on convention In any manner, and opposed
fusion throughout.
A third State convention OF Maine Green
composed of the apostles of Solon
Chase, met at Bangor, and selected delegates to
he National Grccnback Conyentin at Indian
polls. An effort to instruct the delegates for
Butler failed. The platform adopted was sim
lar to that of the Democratic Grcenbackcrs
ldopted q few days previous, except that 1t con-
lcmnel In advance any Greenback nominee
who accepts another partys nomination.
New Hampshire Republicans.
The Republican State Convention OF New
Hampshire met at Concord B. +. Prescott being
chosen Chairman. The resolutions adopted in
lerse President Arthnrs administration: de-
mand the exercise OF such power by the National
Government as will insure the constitr-
tional rights OF every citizen In the
south; maintain the do trinc Of protection; !;
favor the reduction Of duties on the nccessarics
II life: urge the eradication OF polysainy; re-
form in the civil service: demand the snsren-
sion Of the coinage of silver, and approve the
national education bill Charles Ii. Sawyer,
George II. Stowel. Edward II. Rollins, and J. b.
Clark were chosen delegates at large The first
Il for Edmunds or Arthur. the second for
Blaine or Arthur. the third for Arthur only. and
The fourth for Edmunds and opposed to Blaine.
Colorado Republicans.
The Republicans of Colorado. assembled In
Hon ]. u. Barnnm IN the chair. elected a. del
ten. liamiil, A. i. Emigh, A. aiiiett, and !. +.
Grower, anu passsd afesoiatioh declaring IN Ia
yor OF the nolnination oil James =. Elaine Tor
resident Resolutions We're adopted against
great interests Of american Ia or, 1ts clam ,,pon
the care OF the government, ana Its rishs TO
equai consideration Mlln cali,ai' acciafihg
araiist rcdGct.Gn OF Inc tarii on "ooi as
tnreatened by the morrison Dill. commenting
anu approving the natlonal administrator as
eminentls wise, patriotic, anu conservative TO
the interests or the whole country, aud paying
aiieh compiiment TO iresiaehs Arthur.
West Virginia Republicans.
:. The Republican, state Convention Of West
Virginia Gafher.d at MheelinI AMI chose Tour
u..gates- at-iarge anm Tour ailefnates 70 the
y HSa-o sonssn.,ii. IHt aonoMihs NcIs chussN
a q sleRates: .. y. Dovenar, ohio Snunay: n
y. DaWsen. Preston .ouhtv: ~. ~ buttilth
ha.aMna rIaN,Iy. warren Miiie., Jarhson
nnunty. Inc atcrnates are soI; Y. u. Beali
brooke ooun.y; :. B. LOWS tcoioredl, MARION
w. &. Stiles. Wood County. The convention
instrnctcd the usIegales 70 voc Tor James u
hiaine IN the nal convention a. long o.
mere ~ - Teasohable cnanss lar ms nonihaion
ILis resolution was fought bitterly by the At.
po'n s'u's' ny 'o'c oi - 70 i',.
~.,.,a n.,,,,,,c.ns
eN"a" - aesp'
In the Nevada Republican Convcntion-pre
sited over by i n. Edwarsis.att I hard hsh
following dele.atS to Chicago were elected
NJ u. Foley, c. G. Stevenson, :. J. Lee. join
Dixon, and J. II. Kind. The dalesases declared
their intention to ,, vote for Blaine as long a
o.ufions were adopted indorsing President Ar
thurs administration: demanding supplement-
al LEGISLATION on the exclusion OF the Chinese
oi posing tariff changes: calling for the restora
suppression of polygamy and the creation OF ;
Na.,olla. nai,Ioau i' .o.n.nlsson. . anu s.iohs!
eohaeis TUG as1es1'oIl . as.sai's sissi.
Kansas Republicans.
The Kansas Renuhlican- state Convention ef
fectc,i an orvanization at Topeka Nv callin,
Can't. j. IL Johnson. Of Topeka. to the chair
The convention was harmonious, being largel,
for Blaine. There was but little contest owe
the selection 81 the four dccyates- al large. tn
ballots res,,ltinr Il. the chace If Srna.nr d
pMmb. OF Emporia: James Il Merritt 8
Mamego: r. q. Mood, OF Sumner County: AM
cnnvcntinn xas :. .asan an tha prasiden,ia, a,cs
ton, blaine receiving 2oa out Of the 2s5 votes
The delegates were not instructed Two of then
arc said 70 ba for Arthur, as are several OF tn
''s''''' delegates
California Republicans.
Tho c,;sor,;a pa,,,,,.,,s be,a .he;r Sta.
conr.r1;n,, :, me aar,aang nar,s ~ v,S.
wieldinu The yaysI % Tho = followirr de,eyat@
,.a,s a,s,, @ "a !. nv .,,ano, .an.an,s,n a. Shi
caao ara ins,rnc,na ~ aa,a snr nia;ne ~ Lon
cs =. a. nv ,ha ta,a - = nnas n Carr w II
II. parks, y. W. seheil, ". Johnson, r. penison
ier. M. G Hlakc d g Reed. Oregon Sanders
The platform aiontesi fayors a protective tariff
supplementary levislation to the Chinese ex
clusion act. making the same perpetual. and tina
the Rurcau 81 Ayri,.nltnre hs made n Cahine
ONCE.
Utah Republicans.
T,. p,,,,,,,,,.aa r,.,,..~,., .,anran.,or
.,.an ~. !. S,s - ri., nsi '.oan,,,
,tans .ac,ss, ~ . ~ ~ ae,sasa,; ass a - .s,,t an
silver and gold on an equal standard: in
dorsing the administration Of Presiden
arthur ana 1ov Murray. ana iaVotihg lesls
!ative commission for Utah and vigorous actio
for the suppression OF polvsamy. Gov. Murra
the Chicago convention, and &. e. Goodwin an
'. Y. Hailagner aitcrnates. Inc convention 10
structed the delegates TO support arthur nrst.
No'tH SaIo'na AaePusV"us'
licans. at Ral,ich. elected l.. u. Humphrey .
presiding officer. pr; Tyre York was nom
mated for Governor: ". 4. Guthrie for Lieu
tenant eIovcrnor: II. l.. knsSeil Tor sunreM
Sourt judge; W. Duke Tor treasurer: y. y
stanton Tor secretary oI States solomon 10,
LOT superintendent OF Public ins.rnctioh; =.
4oo1 lor ATTORNEY General y. Mott. W.
i,ockerv. :. H. Harris, anu D. r. Y hara WEI
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