The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-10

sherman Fails of the States In
dorsement


LoumvrtAr. Nav a-The long drawn-out
aud heated discussion last night OF the
Republican State Convention caused the
membors 10 arrive late at the session this
morning. Colonel William o. Bradley,
Colonel William Cassins Goodloye, Hon.
George NJ Thomas, Mr.. Mat O'Doherty
and the prominent leaders were on hand
carly, shaking hands with the delegates,
treating white and black men alike.
Chairman Landrum's gavel descended at
ton o'clock, and the convention was again
called to order
Tho committee on resolutions then made
Its report, which indorsed the principles
of he Republican party as enumerated IN
the platform Of the National Convention OF
1854; denounced and condemned the prac-
tice Of the Democratic party by which Re
publican votes are violently and fraudu-
lently suppressed; pledge protection TO
American labor and American industries;
consider Federal aid to public schools OF
vital mportauce;' denounced President
Cleveland in vetoing the Dependent Pen
sion bill favor fair and liberal pensions
to all houorably discharged Union soldiers,
and recognising the superb statesmanship
ability, special attianmonts and patriotism
OF John sherman, OF Ohio, we feel that
his nomination by the Republican party
for its Observation-Disclosures in thecoming Pres
idential contest will be attended by a
triumphal election. We, therefore in
struct our delegates in the coming Nation
nj Convention, so long as they may deem
It necessary, to use all honorable means 20
secure his nomination, and also recognik,
ing the Hon. VIM. .. Bradley q
kentuclSy, suitable man for the position
OF Vice-Presidert oil the United states
and an able representative OF the hepuoi-
can element OF the South, our delegates
are instructed 70 vote Tor MIN LOT tne NOM
inarion to that position by the Nauonai
Republican Convention at Chicago
A minority report signed by o y
was read, lndorsing tne platform eAceP.
haynes, wv. no Derts anu ~. Dlggersuan,
50 iaras II pertained 70 lne instruction Tor
PRESIDENT the minority iavoring an IN
structlon ior ". " Drauley LOT VIC, e2 .rres,
luen1 leaving .he ueiega'es y .pe Na.iohai
Convention untrsmme'eo a. 10 tne rresl-
ue ~, 'lai 7,
- ~ peiesates ~ represent 'ne Ssa'c u
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NJ NJ - soiu sior onerinan' pu. 'ney uc-
c.'ne - EXPRESS themselves, WIN 'ne eA-
crp,'Vn o. suuge george lnomas, VINO
SUI ). am LOT onerman' nrsi, iass anu
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complete canvass OF the deiegation To-
n'knt SHOWS q very even DIVISION Oh l o..
.ns oe,"een Dlaine anu SHERMAN. Inc
borrowing are Tor Blame, VIZ: aooaioe'
-.spus' mckee, Jolly, Jones, taylor, FOR
e5es' Dennet. Depoe, Allison' 1iass'
WILSON, A. Il hampton; total - For
oherhau, 1nomas, ratterson, nariorui
11opson' thompson renuleton, wilson,
yohh Erns. Alrkpatrick, Langley to.ai,
~ for uresnam' Lewis. DouDlui
bradley and Denny.
pingnlariy enough al inc Blame men
are Tor sherman ior second choice, except
toouloe, who Is Tor uresham. me Sner'
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