Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

Tn .R-p.oliesn state ooavsn'''n-- i"s a''N"
Nominated.

.t.ta convention @sseHAS ...n.r /
~i,s \ 100 delegates and the same s 1 !,
= w. .,t.rp,,e. present The Sou'sa.O ,O.as
?, -, .vsr held In Indiana. Az lo'-'
CHAIRMAN Huston, Of the state esn"a' -
mi,,.s. called the convention 70 O' 49,,
Z. -. .oms confusion caused by spec
,.,or. taking seats assigned 70 e ss,s.
o,d.r was soon restored and tns
seated in their proper places
Tha nation that committee oil 'hise "
o,roip,sd 10 visit General hs'is'On -
invite him 70 attend the convention
carried amid wild enthusiasm
Congressman Calkins vas selected =
r.rmansnt chairman. In ms aa ~
ih.irman CalkiDs briefly reviewer -
schisyamsnts OF tho repuohsah
When be referred 10 the pTo'e .t'l., :,
American labor and industry, 49,
nant,on eheerrd Justify. he eondsmnsa
~ instrumentation for its delay III se.ulns
IN, Nsheries question, and declared w
- ~ naturalization which prevailed ~
-, .nnthern states bad been rA'shue''
= indi.na lie favored local o2t.9u aAa
,i.'I. Itesnss which was loudly applapa1a'
i.i,,,,,n,, 10 the nominees Of the Ihieaso
sa,,,ion the speaker paid . glowing
ts,,,,',. ~ Levi 2. Morton, and then .is-
| c,,,sd, II need not refer TO thA' o.ust
s,.aod n,ne wheTeupOn the eCntenu"h
smrst G,rth in applause, Cheering aua "A't,
~, ~ hats The chairman contlndea
nnIids, the applause OF the eoaNtn.inn'
resolution congratHiaIlng james y;
plni,s M his safe return home waa FeIefiea
4, ths COMMITTEES on resolutions tue soa
,.n,iou then, by TlAiug Aote, aaep gu
resolutions Of respect sOE INC his'S''s -
/ General Sheridan, ,,,.
The platform was thsn fead a. lohoNa.
WIN grateful pride the republic sns q In.
/ diana sndOr.e and rAttEy ths hetsoil ~ tNe ~
| ~ nal convention ueld al GhieE&u ~ 14us
last Affirming ailssisanS ~ n,,Y - p,-,lss
| 10 the nominees for presidenl Ahl tif S 49,
| dent united and sueS esaial anpFtiI vs. go ~,
tUrni votes NJ Indiana via - Estet, ~ -,
| ~, n ana Morton. Ia commencing hsti atnl .
II ,rr,ss n a, tne ts iple nf the ntiga states e
| rsat the words 10 viii h the 81 " pfvs sa, ~
| h ia a. a cAnd date ior nomination.
| n 6tiean NiIht ut o. uINoeaLIofs, Alrtys 10 &c
| trrfronL nf every Eont.st devoted u We
| principles of the party VITA Nhieh nc hss
| been Identined since its organization Pfu,tli'
| nEnt and 1salous Va al lis cain palgaa, srfslas
| WIN honorable dtAtinctiJn 10 tns tnlllthfy
| aud civic service the government, O. kIsai
| ability and long and distinguishes ibtie
| llr,.'. fsg b character ana unrlTtr'.h7A ~
he national platform expresses tbs faith
| ofth party upOn political questions bE the
republicans u lndi-nA
Then follows . severe arrangement Of
the democratic party IN Indiana, charging
conspiracy, forging OF returns, gerry nanaef'
ing, fraud in the election Of United STATES
senator. corruption In the conduct Of pub
lie institutions, etc. II contains lous
labor plank. demanding aw against ini
ported servile labor against the empIoy
ment OF children In factories add mines
for labor safeguards 10 hazardous cceupa
tons; for arbitration between eapttll aHs
labor, etc.
On the liquor question il declares 70
local option; favors liberal pensions 4
ex-uuion soldiers and sailors, aud declare
railways and other public corporation
should be put under legislative coRirol.
The plat form vas unanim0usly adopted
The platform having been adopted, Cum
back read the following resolution, Shle
was adopted amidst voeifsruus cheers.
The repr biicanS OF Indiana. assembled to
convention, bid hearty welcome home u
Hon. James q. Blaine. The sBthasiastlr hoe.
oru now being poured on him by tbn peopk
| OF the unitsd States are properly awarded v
| a public servant W 10 has always, aud undsi
all circumstances been eonapeuUusiy az
| American. Blaine IL services TO The TspubA
can party have been manifold and abs. bui
his services % the United states 80 Fspts
s~ntailve American, have bsrn even n1ors
notable and pratseworthy. Whistler a. hotns
| or abroad his voice end iutlunnFc has hscn
powerful Tor the advocacy aud iutthsT4nes o.
those prtncipIss aud that policy which nave
made Us the mast prosperous Ralion In ths
void.
At this iuncture COMMITTEES appeared
escorting General Harrison. The c5nvsn.
tion, as II by magic, rose and began q
demonstration that was scarcely paFaIeIlsd
ut Chicago. Amer the enthusiasm sub,
sided. General Harrison spoke in substa nee
ns follows:
M Pre- iIsRt and q, R'isstsa or nc rDarrn.
ton This enthus astlr ard kindly RECEPTION
crowns long series ~ friendly acts 90 THE
part Of my republican III ends OF In Llama
, 10 be worthy % yucf confidence "a the Hlgt,
ct ambition J can got before mo. suen 81
you shall do to-day will influence tie prts
perity and welfare Of the stare such meet.
ing is notable historical event. We
have to-day trHnspiring In iuls eoun.
try two others that are aItgartlns
wide Interest. hA the chief spap0ri
Of our country that great republican,
! returns TO his hUm,. We shall no, BE- alan
pointed, one, in heating his puwcrtgi y,,isp
In Indiana b fire tUc campaign il old Al.
! other SC ne attracts our solemn and 1 aTigi
: inter 81. While you are traI "a ling ,guf
business here, DAY, dr. piI train Il 6aor
Ing TO the plAre Of Ills intpItuput nj WRalI ~,
! toI the mortal part OF Phillip A. Hheri,,pii
; From the convention at Chle6Ro We semi ~,
or EfuittnLs and earnest prayers for M
: TettoTatlVn. To day we mourn our hsr5
J q, ad. He Was one OF the earnest fshtsrs ~,
MS unity. wac did not OF thr ana ~
J MS INST tRy'E eight contemplate rest srl
racaF or tluH r his on command lie ~,
; ed and refreshed his command with tbe No,
q Victory, and found rtcuperatipn n ~,
dispersion OF the army, This gallant s5u ~
" land and America has written a chan,s,
In the art Of war that viii NOT iali ~ inu sp,e
ana 10 develop when emergencies NAV ,s,,,,
again for Others WHO shall rppsnt III asts,si,
OF our nag his glorious ashieyemants.
The regular order Of business was ,hs,
resumed and the name Of Colonel Rohs,t
son and Ex-Governor A. g. Porter 80,
placed In nomination for governor -
cew was then taken.
On re-assembling the names Of Cumh,cL
Congressman George NJ. Steele. ,he Rsv
Ira j. Chase and General Alvin p H..
were put In nomination.
Delegate Posey, who had uom;n.,oA
Governor Porter, withdrew his nan.
General Hoyey was nominated ON iI,s, Nj
lot. Theoiher nominations were AZ foIlows
pa aor lieutenant oovernor-rra ]. chase q
secf niery Of state--t harlss n, ryrifnn
auditor OF Siate-Bfuce Carr
Ireasurer-Iuiius A. Iemrhs