Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-09
National Convention. They are uu-
instructed. The Convention then adj
iourped
DELAWARE DEMOCRATS.

| WILMINGTON, DEL, May S.-Ih'
Democratic State Convention as
sembled at / :20P. M. Robt. Hill wal
made permanent Chairman. Th,
following delegates to ST. Louis wer,
chosen: L. G. Ilanhegerft, T.. r
Cochran, w. A. G. Hardcastle, G. J
Harrington, w. +. Cousey and w. s
Stevens. The platform renews tht
lodges of the Democrats OF Delaware
to the principles of the party, en-
dorses the administration and The
course of Bayard as Secretary of State
endorses President Cleveland's view:
on the tariff and his opposition to
monopolistic trusts, and favors his re.
nomination and closes as follows:
ReSolced, That we endorse and ia.
vor the passage Of the bill now before
Congress, known as the Mills tariff
bill.
The Convention was harmonious
and enthusiastic.
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS FOR ALeER.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May 8.--The
Republican State Convention to elect
delegates to the Chicago Convention
was called to order shortly after noon.
Temporary Chairman E. s. Lacy re-
ferred to General Alger in happy
way and took strong ground in favor
of unceasing the, work for Alger in
the Chicago Convention. Resolutions
were adopted re-aflirming the pfinci.
Piles of the last National Convention !;
The platform eulogizes the protective
policy and arraigns the present ad-
ministration for its selfish and sect
ional tariff policy, and especially for
the singing out Of the great industrit s
of Michigan for punishment and
destruction. The closing resolution
presents the name of Russell A. Alger
for President and calls On all Michigan
delegates to Chicago to use every
honorable means to secure his nom-
ination. The following were elected
delegates at large to the Chicago Con-
vention: Robert E. Frazer, j: K.
Bois, w. @. Atwood (colored) and F.
B. Dunstan.
MICHIGAN DELEGATES.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May 8.-Tbe
district delegates chosen to Chicago
by five districts here to-day are as fol-
lows Fifth district A. B. Watson,
Cyril P. Brown; Sixth, w. D. Nc
Pherson. VIM. b. McCreery Seventh,
Edgar Weeks, Harrison Gee; Ninth,
o. w. Shaw, Geo. w. Crawford
Eleventh, Sam Stephenson, Perry
Hannah.
MICHIGAN GREENBACKERS.
LANSING, Mich. May S.-The Green
back State Convention to-day selected
delegates to the Cincinnati Conven-
tion. The resolutions declared re-
newed fealty to the Greenback princi-
pies, and instructed the delegation to
The National Convention to unite with
any organization adopting the essen
tial principles Of the Greenback party,
but no sentiment favorable to fusion
with either of the old parties was ap-
parent. The delegates were instructed
10 vote for the nomination of General
Weaver for President.
PITTsBURGERs FOR BLAINE.
PrrTsBURG, May 8.-The Republican
to nominate a candidate
to represent the Twenty fourth Con-
gressional District unanimously
resolution endorsing James
G. Blaine, and directing the delegates
of the representing district in the
National Convention to vote for and
use all honorable means to secure his
in the event OF his can
didacy for President.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, May SIN the
Second and Seventh Congressional
Districts the Republicans to-day se-
lected delegates to the National Con-
vention, and instructed them for Rusk
,r Presidential candidate.
ARIZONA DEMOCRACY.
PHoENIx, A. T., May S.-The Ter
ritorial Democratic Convention met
here yesterday, and was an occasion
Of sharp contest between the Terrific
rial administration party and its oppo-
nents. Three hours were occupied in
effecting a temporary organization.
At IL O'Clock last night John G. Hern-
don, of Prescott, and George G. Ber-
ry, of Tombstone, both anti-Adminis-
tration men, were chosen delegates
to st. Louis. A strong resolution was
passed, endorsing President Cleveland
and asking for home rule for the Terri
tories. A resolution endorsing Cover
nor Zulick' g administration was tabled.
Resolutions condemning Zulick were
introduced, but more temperate reso-
lution5 were substituted.
MORE LOS ANGELES DELEGATES.
SAN BUENA VENTURA, May 81. j.
Rose, Jr., Thos. Toland, Thos. A..
Rice and VIM. H. Granger were
elected delegates TO the Los Angeles
Convention. The County Central
Committee chosen for the two years
were Russell Farrell, Chairman; Paul
Charlebois, Secretary fred Hartman,
Treasurer; j. M. Kaiser, Wash Wood
bury, w. T. Rice, West Riley, G. g..
Crane, G. A. Griffin, Peter Hanley,
Thos. J. Rice, John Mahan and Fl. T.
Stebbins.
MERGED COUNTY DELEGATES.
MERGED, May 8.-The following
we're elected delegates to the Demo
cratic State Convention from Merced
county: DIR. E. s. O'Brien, II. G..
Tanner, E. S. Nolan, John O'Donnell,
@. E. Fleming and W. E. Turner. A
resolution was adopted endorsing
Cleveland.
The State Temperance Convention
OF Georgia has adopted resolutions de-
claring the purpose to exterminate sa-
looms and prohibit the manufacture,
traffic in and importation of liquors
also that it was at present upwise to
do more than make united effort to
secure prohibition.
William J. Sewell, John Hart, a
brewer, John w. Griggs and George
A. Halsey will be the delegates at
large to Chicago to be selected in to-
days Republican State Convention at
Trenton, N. j. The platform will de-
clare for high tariff and endorse the
temperance legislation of the State
Legislature of last winter.