The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17
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~ dlvE uN A TNiAt nEFONE ORDERING
El,akMltENE ~
STATE CONVENTIONS.
Randall Endorsed by tho pcnnsyl.
yania Democracy t6r tho
Presidency.
State Conventions Of tho Republicans In
Georgia, Arkansas, and Mis-
sonri,
srATE cONvENr,0Ns.
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tuufls
ATATE CONVENTIONS,
lernNsSlsMNtM Democrats.
MsAl,l.en spear presided over tG iWnnsyE
,anM Democratic sta,o Convention, which
mo, u. Allentown, Tho ,hairMNn's rfr~
'leney MNs enlhus.asth ally scectNed, Tho
resolutions adopted acNauuee the AslrMrtA
saa IA have hcen made nerntly ~ Ovc turn
thu rrinolnles W government artAstset w tho
t,'loral tsasern,nyn,, nna rracsca ~ hllawsl
es,smu,u,ss. saNsNl,U~. md I'M
,.sa s, s.s!s,,aa, wsssi,sye ,sss ,ss s'ee'sss
inamAs 4, ileaar,csa ws.e ehca,el aat u the
a,iiee. " President and Vie rrrt,lcM IL which
thev wsto iaialy elcossd, Vas mest ,iceLly
government, and tho dNly ~ aH,lns
,hs, isssa tr,smiAsn, ,Ns mss,
sssss .ss@sa s.s"s %s ,sa M "S ses"S. @
limited W thu nesvssit.es NJ the oaNetnMent
ECONOMICALLY stMtn.sto,ei, and A. adjust "a ~
encourage productive industries 4, honc, aaI
aeald lust can,tehsstien To Mnas Int not "
vrratc er taAtet Menale,hS. AMI ~ this eat IA.
Of tAAes, aud such. an adjustment u cNts,,ns
taftd duties A. viii I've consistent WITH theSv
PRINCIPLES The imlrrsAtten nntsr rNntrNct "
rmeaiea by tn,t,eieas lst-lAs,oM
ktSalEsd That SaMnrl I, Ran,lall 4 tho
eha,,c " thu t,emooraey et lcnnsSlsan!A ~ thc
faithful ruille service HI has illustrated An I'M.
tailoring devotion ~ AiSh ulit,c~l rfnc,Nlc Anti
teAl.N " ths NeMessNste party. It's haMrssy
lahesr AMI s,snal aN,li,lcs lAvr Mrrl,cI and Uon
fae HIM tho es,AitieNcr AMI ANp,sNN " the pcNs
III Ut the United SlNss~
S,ate administration wesr Npp,au,t,a, hut thc
most hsN,ts chscrS Mete stNsN AMI r~lWAtra
Asaln and asaln when tho resolution Ntcr~
ria1 ~ tnnaaa Was real fhe rlattrrM ~
rcad WAS Nten,,sl, ana then k,,sa ,rlrs wcrr
made ios NNndNM, Tho eentleMaN MMs scnt
tae ami whcn he arecarsi, a ,,elrsN,c WIN
hal thc hoNr AZ anse des'larcsl AMid \ hurst
~ ehNess. that he Nav way 10 tho neAs
rresdent."
A ssrn NJ quiet was RESTORED, Mr., EaalaM
addressea the enaven,mn briefly assuring
HE hearNes that he sAuuh euatiuue tN NNr
sAe hts previous aeeress,,c ccursc ~
oeestenec In thu lrinelrkss atvucatci hy
lenersoa, laeksan, lNlk, Ahd buchanan
Ills eeMarks were gesstea With secNt Nr'
plaase, Tho various een.ests having hcra
arrAnsssl by tho NMMst,ee on ,teAentalA
ten, nasls WAS nominated hs NcclaMasSoN
for ,ensressmanat.lasge slcvatcS ~ the
National OeaNeatlan Merr then selcctcd, Thu
delesAtes,Al.iarsc arrt William j, ltar,ttN,
~ III lNtslrh.as MsllaM \, WNlArA ~
tlearaeld, aaMcs 4 aArr, af AAcshcMNs
Eekly II OuNc, III Lapernes n n Myers ~
haurAlns aud William II. StsMacn. " lcAi1M
Missouri Nep0hl,esM.
The Republican State suaventlon ~ Ms&
soars met ~ Sss.alsa, AMI VAS called ~ crSscr
by X, 4, Van Horn, Chairman ot tho S,Atr
tummittcc, Chester 4, kraN, ag N, lnaisN
MAS made NeMl@rNry Chairman TIM usual
euMmittee at emo tsoM each tuNSw~ssanal
district MAS apl lotasci, thc NnM !, n
,s,ss 'sssses s,rm.as s''s,s ss ~ =" .o.ss. ssss
aesega,ien II Chicago, fhc convention
adopted tn slAst NJ the CmMstsec an
tassleatlNlS aad essSted ten, n GutaN f
rueae toanss, iermaneM thasrMans James
I, hreaawell, et 81 leass, seere,Ary, and h,
4 Van torn. Sen> rentss, !. H. nea,ter>
sun, aad IL, h. haSeas aeNsateSNat~larSe,
4 mass-Meet.ng M ha,h tncy and anti,
Hlley dele sateS Mas held in the morn nv IN
sAe latessss af harMe,N, Mr. Nl,cy calest
the Mee.,nS III order and asssca the aeloga,cs
10 aet ~ though secse wcre nesaes."as W ,hr
party. hut IL prNscM \ tttket ami PLATFORM
which every Republican, could R,lorssN Ia
tho eeaveNttaa, Mr., falley, WIN WAS nas u
delesNse WAS aaaameNsly invited ~ \ ssAt
on the rla,terM ho then Maac another
s,eeeh in tasur af harMoas, Nc accaAsvA
he did net wish ~ ea thairMaa ~ the
new Stasc tsMMtsey. ard wuNM M,
take the lSaSstloA MNsNew any circumstances,
ActAen SAsak hands heartily with (Nl Van
nera and leAa n MeaayreeM amid lead ~.
rlaasss and svtirva tsem she hAl
The ,ommi,scc IN ReSala,Nas reported tho
following, which Merv aaorscsls
kesaeeva, That the MrAhlNAAS " Missouri
renew tActe AllsSsAMSs ami A,shervAcr ~ the
N TIN national plastesM ~ isM and yNvsssa eat
lN tho national administration VI ia~~sscM
Essslrva. That tho Republican PARTY Il Mss.
-cars. having aarisa all is~s, a,nswaccS, viii
di~eNaNseNAAce any man W so ~ men who
sesk to ersate ds~seaSioM In tn ranks and w
ns,,ss.l % uS asmlnsss ~. Il % sSs msrss s'' =" '"'
INC felew,as . tho rs, " Ehc,ors named
by tho csaveatteas
uAt lArsc-rhsi A, Thompson, the Rcv. Mr..
Gaines seelersdl, First nss.rk1 y Z, Mrceks
Sceeas.. 6e,rsc Halls Third, W. "A, Aowslcy; ;
feartA, lyman rArk,E nfth, Rotcriek h,
leAnsons Sixth. ]. W, Mccres seventh, L. A,
Thempsons Eighth, 0uss SessiaxAaass Ntath,
Nathan Coles ncath, Z, A, Ncwcomes Elcv,
Thtr,ecnth, sesoa Srcncers Fourteenth, W.
W. Kramer,
me new state eca,rsl Committee vas also
csccted, with William Warner, or Kansas
Cts, Chairman,
Arkansas RcpahlicMn.
Tho Arkansas Republicans met In State
Convention At Little Rock. and appointed Is
delesa,cs~as.largc ~ the Chicaxo Convention
rowcn Clayton, II u. Ccorer, Logan n,
Rccts. and N. w. Eihhss xltcrnatce, H. T.
Rcmmell. n I. Mcrrsa \, n. Thomas, and
| n. A. Clark. The following district delegates
WIRE chosens
Frat nissrsc,-yaces. Trieher an, 8 u, Hol.
'@sa s.sena s'n nsssrscs John J. I johnson. a rsrd
Hasiss Aiterna,es. .. N. Slcllman. .. N. Nor
As~e n.. ~.ss. - =. -,
| son: T .i,srnases. ~ ii, " Adkins, Il. 4 nasans n '
Fourth nistsict-M W. Rcnlamin, Jacob
Teee: eltesnate-, William Lapor,e. Josiah
Filth nletsic,-lafaye,te Grogx, Kidder Kidd
alternases. J. W. True. j. A. Spreading.
All the delegates arr unplesivcd. hut, IT d
understood. are favorable Ia Arthur, IL POS
eessing sood chances. The Following rcsola
tiens were unanimously adopted;
kssaleea. That the administration OF rfesi,
dent Arthur has commended Itself a. the Re
pahiioans 4 the country, and to the pcoIie Al
/ he found the Republican party distracted b,
/ internal dlssensions Ills Wise and psndenf Ad,
minsssrAtion OF the AfAir~ of the Governmen,
Il has tended 10 heal these dissensionS. strengthen
and build NJ the party. and enable il now 4
present united front To the enemy. with full
assurance u success IN the coming campaign
/ AlSa.
Rsselsea. That ~e put fun stale tickc, /,
| the field
A resolution inaorsins senator Logan -
4 offered - = substitute, but declared out ol
/ order under the rules.
"a
4 G~orgtA RrPubstcAA.
The Georgia Republican state Conversion
| met It Atlanta and elected ~. z. Clark tern
porary Chairman. Considerable time VA
] taken up In the discussion over the couseste'
! delegation from Chatham county. Tha& kes
] tied, r. Il. Locke. the Marshal of the fouih
ern Georgia District, Was eiectad permauen
Chairman. A. y. Buck. N. A. ficager, l.. N
Peasants. and G. ID. Forsyth were eaelscd tb
delegation 10 Chicago from the State ut lar1t
The delegates so uninstFueted. but are ccu
s.dered for Arthur Nc long a. be hes an
hopes OF success.