Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
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torres,
 4:22-RolI call proceeding, Michigan ] reached cheering Frazer ot Michigan takes he platform to nominate Alger.
 430-Proiouged aud renewed cheers st neDtion of AigerB and cries ot "He sl right,
 4.33-FrszeI's speech greeted viih Erssi enthusiasm on the floor and ID the 1slleri-s,
 Al Mention of Logsa's name greet td a',h greet applsuse.
 4:45-Frszer quoted Mrs. Logan on conclusion aud great and continued sp-
 p!ause followed.
 449-NLyes ot Massachusetts seconds AlG-r.
 500 Esan of Nebraska takes she | pl-''' rm ard seconds Aiger.
 5N5-Estee of North Carolina seeonds t!S-r.
 5:lO-Crowd at intervals tskes up the csy o' Hes all right" Grea; spplause. 5:l5--Esger- Of Ar;z1ns secof ds A ger.
 5:l6-Ergers says he desIret ic say
 uiy word. Great and continued sp- lsCse,
 CHICAeo June 21.-Ths convention
 vss calied 70 orier st l0;OS Prayer wat f ', | hy R-v, Thomas E Green of Chi-
 ago. Mckinley of Ono then took plat OTLl to rad the rep"rt of the coumt
 se ou To o!uiion=. The plAtform c ID
 nerc- -.i;a & tr.bute to the memory ,i he issi Republican leader, Abraham | Lincoln, sId also men'lo5s ID terms ci .fst,,u ths names of Grant, Garfield lrthur LassD and Conklinz. and prASs
 .r t5, r-c very Of "ttst favorite Chic f VsctOfy. Philip, Sheridan. FraterDs congratulations are offered She Ameri- .Ens Oi Brr Zii upon abolition Of sl. VT!
 .ui hopes expressed that Home Raj 'or Ireland may be obtained. II de I4sss for the free ballot ID sbe U. S ,nd GeDaGus legi-lstiOn to seoure tht Juri;y 6nd integrity ID COngr. ga due to | -ue sUppressi of ballot b. crImIOa ! 4ulli;icauua of the constitution, The | platform then declares: "We arc uu-
 .cmpTomisingIy m favor of sn AmeTi- | ,sn system of protection, VIC prOtes, | against it's destruction Rs proposed b, the President and his party, Tuey serve | he interests of Europe, we will supper sne in.erc-:s of Amenca. We accept th'
 issue GGd coHfid ntly appeal to the pee \ pie for tLeIr judgment. The pro,eoiiy, sys em must be maintainel. It's Ebsn- | donmeDt has always been followed t' | general disaster to all interests eZctp- thoss of the usurer and sher,l. We de- Douncc the Mills bill ss destructive tO \ the general business, the lshOrsT, and \ the farming interests of the country and | Se heartily endorse the consistent an0 | patriotic action of Republican repIeseD-
 .atives iu Congress in opposing .i's pas | sage We condemn the proposition o' | The democratic party So place soOl On the free list and We insist that dutIes
 thereon shall be adjusted and maintain | ed SO ss 70 fnraish full and adequate protecii to the industry. The Repub- II liean party would effect ell needed re- | due Ion of the national revenue by re- \ peal'ug the taxes CD tobacco which are
 sn annoyance and burden 10 agriculture, | snd :be saz upon spirits used ID the arts
 and f.: mercantile purposes. and by
 such roYia.1n of tue tariff as will tend tO check Ire import of oh articles ss Grs | produced by our people, tbe production | of which gives employment to our labor | end rClsasss from import dutiss thOss
 articles of foreign production (except | iux1ries) the like of which cannot b | produ st home. Ii there shall stii | remain larger revenue than IS requirsC Tor use ve will favor the repeal ot tho internal taxes rather than the des,ruc-
 tion of Guy part of our protective sys
 tenn,
 When California uaS called. Haymond | said .bc California deleS a. ion, who's ! prefer nee was well known here, askec
 ,5e convention to pess California for th' ! present. Warner of Connecticut, SAei
 C1anecI.cUt was called, presented wI;s | ont fursi;r remark the name Cf HOI
 Jos. R. Ha=ley-
 When Swett first men toned Greehsm' | name II WAS received with applause l. ,he galleries and from some of the delt | gates dresha nomination wa seconded by Davis of Mianesots- John 4 Lynch. of Mis-, Mccall | Msss, a-d Rector of Texas. slso second ! q Gre hans nomination. EX-Gcverno Pcrter oi Indiana theu Preseuted ,b name 0f Gen. B. Harrison Of that state Senator Hjscock then presented tb name f Chsuncey M. b pew. The ! name, he ,sid, would be an in9Dirsto. ' ,c this country. His name would b dear % slI republicans Hs chief msGis | ,r5,e ct The republic. Hi7 superb Koih -ies, h.s thorough knowledge oi a14lrf | D.. perfect integrity, his fidelity to re | cH tiicEn principles, would assume a | adTluistratIon promotIve of nat oos { isvC'es uant and p-Ogress True, b. z wss president of tbe gr. ss R. R. co-pOr eti0r, tut there WAS not mechanic C. | common lsbOrer in New York who Woult yoie against h1m for that.
 ;au. Leonard Sweet o' Illinois II 7au,Ba'ing Gresham briefly reyiewe, [ h. all ss of the couDtry's history sn, ! -E.3 uF Cluid suggest 8 mEn who of al m vCuid draw most largely from al , cIaE~ss and most stritingly stands fo Ame-ic%o character. Walter c. Gresham SweJ 'E-a proceeded to tO give the bI g-auhy ot Gre sham and reviewed. hk political bis history.
 THE PLATFORM
 declares hostility to the introduction Of foreign contract labor, ana of Chimes. labor alien so our civilization and Con- s,i.uti9D, and fsvors such immediate lazisl1.ion as will exclude such labo; from eur shores. The plutfOrrn de- manGs Legislation to preTeu. trusts; sfE;ns the policy of Eppropria.ing lands tor American citizens EDd settlers, net alieus, and restoration of unesrDed land grants. It charges the democrats witb hgrra-siDg innocent settlers, 1t demands the adui. siOU of South Dakota, North DakOts, Montana and Washington Ter ritory, Ss states, and declares the refusal Os the democrats 10 consider bills for admission of territorles ss wiliul violation Of the principle of local self government IL pledges the republican party to the admission of New Mexico, Wyoming, Idaho. end Arizona, ss soon as qualified. l. faycIs further legislation to efrectu- ally stamp ou. pOlygamy. The platform ssys: The republican party IS h favor oI ths use O: both gold and silver ss money, E3f c-Tdemns the democratic adminis- 'rs'lou m its effort to demonetize silver The platform demands 8 reduction of letter postage to one cent, fsvors free schools, and the enRcsmentof Legislation such 6. Co rehabilitate American mer- c5eat msr!ne, It densnds early re- building of navy and construction of coast fortifcstons, payment of just pensions 10 soldlers, and for necessary river sUd hsrbOr improvements. IL con demus be practice of losning govt mon- pv tO NEkiapa1 Ranka nopdap,ra tba