Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-08

p,i.sIpies Net Forth and adopted al uss
the LATE state CoHreafton.

B ~ Late state Convention.
The republican state convention con-
.,anea In session continuously from Z
@ S s,,loek Thursday night until 7 O'Clock
II T,;doy morning the time having mainly
IN .pent in consideration OF the plat
80 When the committee of fifteen
AL ~. called upon for their report they
presented the following;
MI Inc republicans Of Nebraska by their
HI saIagates, declare their unalterable de-
S Sotion 10 the principles established and
Nj ayemplified by the successful adminis-
81 s,stiops Of Lincoln, Grant. Hayes, Gar
I All and Arthur, aud embodied ia the
rlatloms Of the national convention
| staIy held in Chicago, uphOlding the
s astonal constitution, the indissoluble
.,n;on N the states with authority re-
|DsE saryeJ 10 them under the constitution,
\ ~ nersonal rights aud liberties Of cit.
@ ; ~ IN All Of the states and territories,
mi me supreme and sovereign right OF
nj s o- citizen, rich or poor. native or
soysiyn born, white or black, 10 east
u NJ Tree ballot in public elections and
n n have that ballot duly counted, and
m American system o. protection
BSE sgaipst the destruction proposed by the
| PRESIDENT and his party.
qbsy reassert their hostility 10 the In.
,,oluetion 10 tins country Of foreign
BA s,niyaei labor or other labor alien To
scny civilization, their opposition Ia all
hi ordinations 81 capital organized ia
! ,ypsts or pools 10 control trade and fix
,rieas on an arbitrary basis, and de-
gsai the requisite national and state
legislation fBg the suppression of tho
ssae. aud tile removal Of all obstacles
H8 n M t@fiect freedom aud independ.
sues II the American laborer
Thry arr 4isu the present national adj
nj ,sluislIati8n ior It's failure "a execute
II ~. serufins h. settlers on tho public
8saain their titles 30 their h0mesteals,
Il n ia determined hostility - the iast
AIMS u invalid and destitute soldiers
at sailors who served in the army and
sFy ID the war for the preservation Of
L aui0n tuE It's weak and intellectual
grrisu policy and for its Efforts 10 do.
l.luy ihe blineiallic system ol currency
~ restore the single, gold standard FOR
u sole beneil. Of importers and money
N sndsTs
Ihsy mnsl heartily endorse tho nom.
sttion u benjamin Harrison. a soldier
sal statesman. for president. and Of
Il lsTi Y Morton, the patriotic business
ran and philanlhEopisl, Tor vice presi.
fns. and pledge the full support 81 the
party ID Nebraska
NIL They congratulate the people Of the
silis nroa the laws enacted through tho
80 u leading republicans Ia congress
4 d. Ia The state legislature, for the Fpg-
saiifo&1 Transportation, endorsing tho
sion u ihr state board ii Transports.
qa hereunder, and pledge she PARTY, IL
selsHpsi ~ POSER, 10 llAe cifeusuAi exc
ii9a 81 shesg measures b prevent I'M
R ~ discrimination aud rGtoriinn ia
Transportation rates. aud 10 tho adoption
N$t. saeh amendments 20 them that en-.
fsfssaoe psay show 10 be necessary for
Y accomplishment % tho end In neg,
80 general establishment Of fair and
sasoashlc freight ami passenger rates.
Isfy dsnoancr tho partisan injustice
|ss shs democratic majority In tho lower
a8|g 'ess 81 congress ia cloaxiug thr door 10 |
Ess uni0n 10 500. 900 citizens Of Tho |
4 siisd States resident In Dakota. aud |
sa&nd Tho prompt admission OF the |
M sihefn bali ~ that territory a. a state /
III acsdFSiAucs utth al precedent aud the |
aAnia.ous desire Of its inhabitants
B ne ars, concern ~ all good govern. |
-, Il The virtue and sohrigty IL tho |
apss AHd tie purity 81 their homes. |
H& e republican party cordially Nymra. |
iiss utth al uisN aud well directed cf. |
y ~ iot tic promotion OF temperance
~ morality.
lhA. home rule IL Ia accord with tho
81 s'ae'ples ~ th0 republican TaFty, and |
& 9mIalhtEN with the pnaplo 81 Ire.
WI 4 u their hCruin effort 10 secure that
lhtY sincerely mourn the death 81
" hiea' soldier. General Phil II. Shsr.
al ~ we cavalry hero 81 The union and
NC ~ the nation, realizing that tn
u Ssssa lhe country losea ono Of Is
'eAls& ornamental, tho old soldier
was . most faithful comrada, aud
III w IAin9tir citizen IL bcrsft 81 one
a. mwcr 81 strength. ever true
psnsry. - So
ttsey iArnr Tho enactment oi a law
81 .Aslas nine hours legal DAYS work,
a 81 ths hrst Monday In September
s@ea year legal holiday, 90 ba
a. Labor day" and prohibiting
IMPORTATION into tho state Of armed
~ y associations Of mon for the pur.
u o. police dniy.
". W. Chairman Of The committee on
81 .,m having concluded reading ~
Shove. Mr. Briefly, of Perkins
my Presented the following minor.
~ y, taes9,ln'iou which. after long and en-.
u ,lo,',. a.l',ensaion, was finally declared
, NV, w 30 to 2gi. and made pars Of
u llA,lpFm Of principles.
I'll sb..,Ne1, That tho republicans Of
III INV 1890 ~. assembled IN convention deem
wv wv s9e electors Of this state that the I
sr a,,alnh OF the question, ''Shall the
] ! 1r nu.ac'lre and sale of Intoxicating ,
~ .. beverage he prohibitod?"
ISSUE % tho voters Of the state.
81 - 'ne eight presidential tickets in tlic
Y l',ls year show that for the presi.
~ Illinois has two candidates. New
NJ n 'ao' Indiana one, Now jersey one.
II I'M %ltSil'a one, and the District Of Co /
wv. one For the vice presidency
2S SaAS ms two. and Arkansas, Ponnsyt.
u ss.i Missouri, New York aud Ohio
~ 49, there has not been caudi. :
Nh atsnod for vice prestdcnt vel on !
|8seonl. ughtican party ticket. and the
Hanack ticket Ia Vy,l o., A.. s..,.taI