Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-06

REPUBLIC,
commfrsee, would be ready tor supmisncr
at that time. The detailed vote on th,
election Of chairman Is as follows:
| For Watserson-Tompkins, Of Alabama
Patterson, Colorado; Cansey, Delaware
Turpie, Indiana Lehman, Iowa; Lowe
Kansas; German. Maryland; Cunningham
Massachusetts; Yaple, Michigan; stringer
Minnesota Simms, Mississippi; Albeit
| New Jersey; Blank. New Mexico; Hellman
Oregon; Metcalfe, Rhode Island; Sloan
South Carolina; Thompson, Tennessee
Clark, Texas; Seaman, Wisconsin; Blank
Utah. Total p.
1 For Gorman-Terry. Arkansas; Kyler
California; Burr, Connecticut; Watterson
Kentucky; Dymond, Louisiana; Msddi
| Nebraska; Moore. New Hampshire; Cooper,
New York; Battle, North Carolina; Neal,
Ohio; Mutchler, Pennsylvania; Senter,
'Vermont; Mckinney, Virginia; Mallaban,
West Virginia: blank, Arizona; Gardner,
District OF Columbia; blank, Idaho; blank,
Wyoming Territory. Total 90
The members from Florida, Nevada,
Montana Territory and Washington Terri
| tory were absent.
Mr.. Watterson said to q representative
of the United Press last night that the
| committee would report q tariff plank in
| harmony with the Presidents message on
the subject, but he was not prepared to
say whether it would do more. THAT
much" however, he said, ''is already Sc
lected. There will be no straddle like the
plank Of 1884. The California delegation at
its meeting last night selected ID. F.
| Tarpie, National committeeman from that
| State to make the speech. placing Judge
Thurman in nomination. The parade Of
| of, the local and visiting clubs and delega-
tons was probably the finest political affair
of the kind that St. Louis has ever seen. and
several thousand men were in line. There
was provision of band and banners,
and more than "a score of bands
furnished the music. There were seven
divisions and while all the visitors
were heartily cheered, the marching of the
Cook county and Iroquois clubs of Chicago;
Tammany and the county Democracy of
New York, and the Hyde Park club of
Pullman, Illinois; the Randall clubs of
Fttsburg and Philadelphia; the Duck
worths Of Cincinnati, and the Hendricks
club of indianapolis gained, for them
special and enthusiastic recognition,
About the Piatform.
ST.. LOUIS, June 6-There is . plan and
one backed by very influential party leaders
to simply reaffirm the tariff plank of 1884,
and omit all reference to the Presidents
message.
tho cnr:r,;t.ss an rssoimt;,n. Ia - AZ y.
schama. .sTh. oid ensnar ~ ras.nn. -
for,, =, an. d;..,,;s. :. ~ e,,-S
as t;ralas. and sIsenIe., and a,n.rt ans,
l., he n,r,,,sa ~, cp,,f,.. nan,.lc...;. oo,,,,
soils and no NAV in the hand. oS nro,oct;o,,-
ism. Atchic:yo the marty w.s tsk.n bx
smrnrise becanse the vork of nacI;na ~.
MA tfnrm comn,;,t.s bsd ,,r,,saa "A in IL
ness II WAS then oniy nort;siiv sncc..s-
fni hone that AT St ouis tba r,Ie ~
.foreu.rnlJ 10 forsarr,aJ, Uiii hnId s,noS n
and that the present movement To betrsy
tbe marty in tbe interest of nrotact;or ,r;ii
not snccaad q, aIi
..Hov 5o Won tb;,t the trp. and Oh.
fa,se IN .ha onest;on can he a;st;n.n;.hsdgs
IWhen vdu bssrs man t.iL;Sa .hon.
the raadon,;on of The tariff nIanE 81 iSsI
set him down .t once as An enemy ~
revenue reform The n,snl vs.. ador,sd
after two davs and n;rbts Of vrsnsiinp 10
meet an emergency Which the revenue re-. =
FORMERS fnIiv rssl,ysd Th.v tnev thst
tbe nnm;nat;o, 2 III RIsin had chanssd ,h.
;ssne of the camns;on from one of Soc,-;ns
10 one Of cbaracter and thev sn,sraJ tbs
nIatforn comn;tte. n,ansr.d 20 49,
avarv naa,ifvI sacr;6,,a shot 81 nr;rc;ni.
;tseif Thev mat ,hars : hoJx n ssisct
man vbo had bsen s,tf,,IIy n;cked fors
single nurnose and fed an I,.okpss nro,r;.s.
of one sort an anoth.r That single nnrnos.
Was the constrnct;o, of |. It'd n}snI
wb;ob tbev Could cI.;u .. a y;ctorr Co.
nr,tac,;on and /. defe.t for rav.nns r.Sor,,
d;d comns, IN. cons,rnc,;o, ~ ,i.ni
vh;cb ,bs conntrx accen,sJ .s s,,.ddI,
Thev conIa ash notb;n . hett.r AZ tbis time
than the readoption of tbi, straddle But
;ts readontion would only Az in the face
of the Pres;dent's me.saos and m.ka tbe
witbdrawsI Of the M;iIs b;li a nsc.s.;tx
abandon;ng ali the oronnd we have es;n:d
in tbe Jast ION, ve.1s and n.rticulaeIx ths
last sir months kut il would send every
true revenue reformer home. sicL 81 heart
ieI;,ht Tho RennhI;c.n. an5 d;sa,st eli
honest men II ;s the tr;cLy devfc. Of a
mere corporars guard. COMPOSED of men
20 a p pwho 's ars aI;ns vha;r Ist
struao,e y, obstruct reform y
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s,,,,.st p, pam W.
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mind The, We p sbou,d stand sansr.ix hx ~.
pras;dent and onr fr;enSs and rsn,e,.p,.-
t;ves in conaress II ;s TO- lat. 20 d;soGn
nv one and snoIos;,s for tba oths- -
s.WoniJ ro,, indorse The Miils b;ilw
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