Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17

dISJ cOinine nu6d.
Senator-eiect John 5. Barbour accepted his re-
election 10 the enairnanship III speech in which
Ne preulcted democratic triumph In November.
TIE OHIO DEMOCRATS.
In the Ohio democratic convention at Dayton
yesterday the following nominations were made:
Secretary OF state, Boston G. Young, of Marion
county; judge supreme court, Lyman X. Critch-
held, of ito mes County: board OF puoIc works,
j. mes Emmitt, OF Pike County. The plat orm In
d0rses Ci-veand's administration; declares that
his denomination is demand q by the interests OF
the country; approves the Mills bill; favOrs liberal
pensions; expresses sympathy Tor Ireland; recon-
lnendS repeal OF duties upon industries combined
into trusts 10 erect monoDoies; denounces the
publican members OF Jne legislature Tor insuffi-
cient appropriations for The support OF the San
dusky and Aenia soldiers Home and Orphans
Home. Deiegates-at-arge TO ST. Louis were elected
as follows: &. W. Baker, OF Hamilton County: C. =
Brice, of Alien county; Thomas E. Powell, OF
Franklin County, and 4. T. Holden, OF Cuyahoga
county. Eiectors-at-iarge W. ID. Hill, OF Deli
ance, and Dr. Eisoury, OF Brown County.
ALABAMA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The republican convention at Montgomery, Ala.
yesterday adopted platform which condemns the
Presidents message and the Mills bill; denounces
Senator Morgan's statement that Alabanas min
eral wealth Is q doubtful blessing; indorses the
Blair bill; fayors ciyiiseryice reform; calls for
poses the convict system W. Il. Ewing was NOM
mated Tor governor; j. j. Woodal, secretary OF
state; s. T. Fowler treasurer; q. Ii. Craig, attor-
ney-general, and p. s. II pin, auditor. The fol-
lowing were chosen electors-at-large: L W. Day,
VIM. lend rson; Oelegates-at-large, b. M. Long,
J. ID. Hardy (white mem, and J. W. Jones anu A.
Boyd (colored) Both the sherman and Blaine men
Claim them.
WEST VIRGINIA FOR BLAINE.
The West Virginia republican state convention
to select delegates-at-large TO the national con-
vention ct Chicago assembled at Fairmount, Va.
yesterday afternoon, with Hon. John W. Mason
OF Taylor, as chairman. Hon. John Frew OF the
wheeling Infetttgencer; Judge Ralph BirkShre
OF MOIongalla county; Co. I. II. b. Swami, or
kdnawha, and Capt. G. Il. Smith, OF Wood. as
delegates-at-large, were elected by acclanation,
and l. l. Wade, OF Braxton; Chas. I. Elliott OF
Webster; Chas. +. Ieter, OF Barbour, and Maj.
Henry T.. FIe5Aer, or jackson County, alterEates.
TAeIe were no INSTRUCTIONS, but the delegates are
All regarded Us Blaine men. The resolutions favor
Nathan Golf Tor yice-presldenL and demand that
the Imposition OF duties on foreign imports shall
be made not IOr revenue only but as 10 afford
security 20 our diversified Industries ana protec-
lion To the lights and wages Of tine labor r, TO
end That active and Intelligent labor, well as
capital, may nave its Just reward, ana the labor
ing man his iul share IL our national prosperity"
The republicans OF The nrst and second congress
sonaI districts OF the state have elected delegates
10 the Chicdgo convention unlnstructed, but the
SeAtiinehl IL DOtn districts Was in favor Blaine
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS.
The Missouri republican convention Yesterday
nominated f. L. kimUall for governor; George w.
Wallace lieutenant governor; 7. NJ. Mott, secre-
| tary OF state; - Il. Frowein, treasurer and JAS
bOL~foru, supreme juase. The platform fayors re-
vision OF the tarl, out always the basis OF pro-
lection 10 American industries ana labor; Opposes
Pres dent CIeyelands message and the Mills t.TI1
| oil; declares tie placing OF WOOL lead enc and
Iron On the Tree list a. 4 direct blow 1t the
material interests anu the prosperity oil Missouri
ana condemns President Cleveland for yeJuiug
pension bills
! WILL TIE TICKET BE BLAINE AND INGALLS,?
| George Sheppard Page, the well-kEown temper
ance man OF New York, said in Pittsburg Tuesday !:
The two great issues OF the Campaign will he the
/ two 'rs'-tne tarln and temperance The temper
aAcc people OF New YORK VIA nearly all vote the
- IN a rf.4L.
70 be nominated Is Blaine and Ingalls, / am well
| acquainted with Senator Ing ais. About five
wee~s ago he said 10 me In the senate chamber
| That Blaine woulI DC nominated Tor the presI-
| dency. since then there nas been conslderab,e
| quiet tax about Ingalls, having second pace on
the ticket. lie captured the senate by The. way hi
which he Knocked out voorhees,. lie IS an able
man, and the ticket OF Blsine and Inga would
carry New York and be elected"
| THE UNION LABOR PLATFORM
Theattempt 10 consolidate the labor parties at
Cincinnati Iailed. The Union labor party conyeD.
ton adopted q platform declaring the United
I states Senate an open scandal, denounciDr
| national control OF railroads, postal SAVING,
! banks, the application OF TIE surplus 10 tue pay
menl OF the bOndcI u Ut, l..vOTlu. an Income
! the election vi UnIJed States SenatOIs Dy the
people prohibition OF foreign laUor, exclusion OF
| Chinese anu "JInal5 suffrage.
| senator A. j. streetor OF LI!hols, was nominated
for Presid ut VI tAe UulIeu states, ana Charles 81
cunning CHAM, Oi Arkansas, ior Vlee-Pre2iIent
NOTES
On icing eIccteu temporary chairman OF the
Minnesota republican convention at s., Paul YES
teTJ&y, eX-t,Jy. Hubbard made a speech I'm wbich
he said the country repented IN sack-cloth for de-
posing tnc repuJlrau party. Delegates IavOrinc
Gresham Mere cHysen. A platform deIuaud!1il
/ tdiln adj ll~nt y Is adopted.
| The republican convention 1T Nashville Tenn
yesterday elected the following ~ de "a est
larg A. \. Taylor. L. Z. hoUck, Gen. George
I Macy aud ). n. MCkiWee (cOiOred) \ re ,olutl0n
iia,iTgctlns Jne dele. ates u vote Tor Blame MS
/ Unanimously adopted.
| The Tennessee prohibition convention met yes.
teToay ana Nominated j. l. Anderson, OF Bristol
IOr governor; gIeCtOrS FOR The sia.e-aI-.arge O. W
ATInisteAd and j. i. Tdte.
Aver the connecticut state republican conyen.
tlOn a1JOuriieu Sfay the several district CON
veB,iOns tnet ana elected county DELEGATES To tht
ChHagO convention.
The republican convention OF the eth yIrrints
diSyglc, at Ch.FottessIiIe, yesterday elected sen
aLOr hid1icDer5er anu ex-senator Lewis ue,.xtt. :.
10 the Chicago conyent.oA- All are unlnsIructei
but favor B!ilDe.
yesterday INSTRUCTED Tor Cleveland anu indorse,
{ the Administration. SJHs TeSsIiiAn Mackenzie 4
A. hcL.4eTsOn, AcGIy h4tterSOn, and j. ID. Harris
we're chosen delegates Gen. Black was indorseC
Tor sice-PTesident.
The Bunalo Netrs, white the republican stat,
convention Was ia session there, printed q lette
ron GtAJd giving an account Oi interview Viii
W. Blaine IL me latter cay April ~ quoting Mr.
bialHe as saying that he thought Chauncey Nj
/ Dricw a very good man Tor President and mat n,
, would succeed IN getting he Nomination ana IA
ne tbla.ne) would give Depey active support 4
dominated The eotres pondent says Mr.. blain
Sc nled the eIlOudlasent OF health.
non hannibal HAmlin Was defeated by tn
Bi'one lnen at Bang r. Me- In the election for del
esAte 70 the republican stale convention.
lEe Msiae prohibition convention adopted reso
I-1.oI IS. ueno1neins both oid parties Tor tradin,
4 N A.fp