Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-01
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. THE OLD TICKET AGAIN For The Bay State Re
 publicans. COLORED MEN IN CONVENTION. A Quiet Night At Mon-
 treaI. THE NEW YORkS AGAIN BEATEN. A PerilOus Tight Rope
 Feat.
C0LORED MEN IN CONVENTION
THE NEW Y0RKS AGAIN BEATEN.
THE SAME WINNING TICKET

THE SAME WINNING TICKET Put Up By The Republicans At
 SpringfieId-A Ringing Platform
 On Which The Candidates Can
 Stand.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 30-At least one thousand delegates were present at the Republican State convention to-day, which was called to order at il :45 by Alanson w. Beard, chairman of the State committee, who addressed the convention at length. The committees were appointed and Hon. George F. Hoar was made permanent chairman. Judge Hoars address on taking the chair was long and eloquent effort and command cd the frequent applause of the audience. It began with the statement that the speakers cup was running over with the kindness of the Republicans of Massachusetts. A kind ness which he had never deserved and could never requite. The speaker repelled the charge of bourbonism brought by the Dem- ocrats against the Republican party, and serted that the fact had been fully proved that Republican majority had been changed by Democratic majority in enough southern States to wrongfully change the complexion  strongly in favor of the principle of civil service reform, but professed himself dissat- isfed with reform that contents itself with enc New York postmaster, while to the vic tors belong the spells is the rule for the rest of the country. Of President Cleveland's administration MT. Hoar said that he liked some things, especially it's frnness and cour- age in protecting the rights of the Indians, 1,ffh hot ha cd tn hny ha JT11a of action on which the administration had thus far proceeded in the matter of appointments and removals could be satisfactory to any civil service reformer
 The present State officers were nominated unanimously and by exclamation, save State Treasurer Daniel Gleason of Medford, who has served the constitutional limit, and whose place was filled by Alanson w. Beard, chairman of the committee and ex-collector. The ticket is as follows
 For Governor-George D. Robinson of Clncopee
 For Secretary of State-Henry B. Pierce of Ab-
 For Treasurer and Receiver General-Alanson W.
 For kudtor-Charles R. I4add of Springfield
 The platform as read and adopted is as follows:
 We. the Republicans of Massachusetts, in conven- tion assembled, reaffirm once more adherence tiona supremacy and liberal institutional construc which G apGa it s has prospered pro and been enabled to advance the welfare of the country. of the war that all shall be done for them and theirs both in the State and nation that justice and gratl
 We demand the prompt enactment by Congress of general bankruptcy law substantially as passed
 We demand the immediate and unconditional suspension of the coinage of the over-valued silver
 We urge the vigorous enforcement of the Ed munds law in Utah with the passage 4 of such the encouragement of the Kansas plan of set tling the Mormon territory with law-abiding citi-
 We give to the civil service act passed by Re snd m aRd % sur a national m ion we 4 m the fe bsssss oniees government and the repeal of the four years tenure law.
 the duties which will benefit our labor or industries but we pledge ourselves again to the prevents the displacement in our home markets of American by. foreign products, with consequent us from competition that would result in the wages of the American workngman being regu- lated by the standard which foreign manufacturers
 The Republican party has always been an essentially National and Union party. It is opposed to sectionalism and to geographical divisions in any and every form. It has heartily and deeply rejoiced in the manifestations of sym pathy and good feeling at the South. As patriots, as Republicans we wish for complete and perfect reconciliation, the results of the war must be ac esP&ed & in % good faith one v fss f war, is largely deprived of his privileges as voter n frsda and xatn are if W were o be silent concerning this crying evil we should be
 false to all the ros q and principles of American freedom. Against this great wrong and and g Democratic majorities in the House of Representa- 
 South. We shall seek redress in an aroused public be content until the wrong is crushed out and jus tics done. AS one specific measure tending to rem making liberal grants in aid of primary education in the recent slave States.
 gro vote. do we also in the same spirit protest against the election frauds countenanced and fos-
 es of fy s ths and ip h action of President Cleveland in pardoniDg a crim- ina like Lieutenant Mullen. because by doing he directly encourages and coadones these dangerous crimes against the ballot To the able ana honest we give cur hearty approval and we promise him again our earnest and unswerving support. We urge upon our State legislature the wisdom or submitting to the decision of the people the ques-
 We commend the action of the legislature in be- half of stricter and more direct responsibility in We feel keenly the evils of intemperauce. We prepared to support the most stringent legisla and believe that the first step toward checking them is the rigid enforcement of existing laws MaSSachuSeteS, under RePuOncan rue, mas uOne much for labor No other State approaches our record in this respect. We urge close and con tnued attention to all questions affecting this great interest and we commend to the legislature care. arbitration of the principle of employers liabil ity of the regulation of convict labor that it shall not compete with the honest labor of the commonwealth and of more frequent payment of wages by corporations.
 In presenting candidates and our principles to the people of Massachusetts ask only for fair discussion and candid consideration; We welcome again those who last year severed their party con nections and united with for the first time and gladly open doors to all who will join us in sustaining our candidates and principles. After the adoption of the platform General Hawley addressed the convention and at $40 the convention adjourned.
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