New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-05
PREPARING FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
EIEcTING REPUBLICAN DELEGATES

CONVENTIONS IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY AND
rrAH-DIsrRIcr DELEGATES cHosxs.
Portland, Ore. May 4.-The Washington Territorial
Convention convened to-day ct Yakima with fun
representation Of delegates Judge Turner, OF Spokane
Fails was chosen chairman. o. c. white, f. b. Hyde,
L. I. Miner W. ]. Thompson, Edward Wilson and i.
H. cavanaugh chosen delegates TO the National
Convention The delegates are unlnstructed The
convention refused 20 adopt resolution which was IN
trod,ocd eoiuplimsnting James O. Blaine. No other
resolutions were offered
poughkeeps.e, n. ", May 4 (spesiaD.-Nmbcrs of
delegates TO the Republican District Convention which
meats here tomorrow to elect delegates to the Ma
tionaI Convention have arrived il is stated to- night
that obed Wheeler OF Dover will be elected Of
the delegates. Louis Payn and J. ". uoysredt both
claim that they have shs majority OF INC ns sse,
IL not more, the friends OF botn men are sahgulne
Salt Lake Utah, May 4.-The resolutions OF the Re
publican ra1 an % as favored the abolition OF
internal revenue taxes. opposed FREQ woo ana loan,
e in the Post oee department which
cr!ppes the business and development OF the country,
AMI the management of the General Land once In
Mnderng the settlement of the country and protested
agansi the admission Of Utah until the conditions
named in the Unod states senate Commuters report
arc complied With
Louisville KY, May 4.-The Republican Convention
Instructed the delegates Chicago Convention to
vote for W. o. Bradley for VicePresident BY vote
of s22 293 the convention refused to instruct i1r
sherman The delegation goe, uninstructed, but Is
for Blaine If he is named.
Clay Centre, Kan, May 4.The yth District Repuo-
lIcau Convention here to-day nominated y. II Nc
Echeon and II. d. Baker for delegates 70 the chicago
Convention. They were instructed for Blaine: Resp
buttons complmenting ingalls, were adopted In which
special mention made Of his speech on Tuesday.
Geneva. ". Y, May AT the Republican District
Convention held here to-day, tho foliowfng deiegaos
10 tho state Convention werc chtSen: T. A Nash. T.
Durt r. IT, Chamberlain, Charles IL Rowe, W: 4
Humphrey and NJ NJ. Campbell The folowing deie-
gates 10 the XXXth Congressional District Convention
were also chosen J. F. Hampton. W. Packard, Ira
T. wheelock, Alexander Refd Jesse ROBERTS. T.
Hitchcock and james B. Fraser Inc deieagtes were
not instructed.
East Saginaw, Mich, May 4.-The Republicans Of the
with District elected r. @. Horr and = r. Young
delegates to the Chicago Convention, and W NJ MI
patrick and Perley G. Head alternate hesointlonS
were adopted indorsng General Ager for President
Detroit May 4-The Ist District Republican Conven-
tion elected H. NJ. Duffeld and john AtEnon dele
gates and George IT, Hopkins and James h Stone al
ternates TO the Chicago Convention. They were IN
structed for General Ager
Middletown, n. Y, May 4-The sullivan county
Republican Convention held az Monticello, eieeted as
delegates 10 the State Convention Assenbyman Martin
A. smith. John Waller W. r. Rose, and NJ II. Couch
The sentiment of the delegation Is for Blaine.
Utica N Y. May 4.-The Delaware County Repub
can Convention at Delhi to-day elected as delegates
10 the state Convention Lafayette H. Gleason; John q
Kemp. E. r. owens. John Storey, VI. Fredenburgh Y
A. wheeler and W. f. Holmes alscrnatts, X A. Grant
NJ 2 Minnie Dclos H. Mackey, NJ r. Coomhs William
Stott BENJAMIN Kirk and J. A. Montgomery. This
delegation Is uninstructed, but favors ane or Depe"