New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04
REPUBLICANS OF ILLINOIS AND OTHER
STATES

ELECToRs AND DELEGATES CHOSEN FAvoRING
PROTECTION - SUSTAINING THE IDAHO TEST
OATH.
Springfield, ILL.,. May 3.-lt was after o'clock this
morning when the Republican State Convention adj
journed Tho following resolution on the tariff was
adopted:
The Republican party is in favor Of the maintenance
tariff shall guarantee the protection OF the Amer
can lsborer and the American manufacturer against the
paupe labor OF the Old World 1t believes in the develop
ment OF It's home Industries by all rational means. Tho
following delegates and electors were chosen:
Delegates atlarge-Colone George p Davis, Horace g.
Clarke, Hon. c. L. Farwel, W. Il. Hadey. Alternates-
j. H. Lott Payton Roberts IL. D. Judson and L. S. VIII
Electors tiarge-winiam II. Robinson aud J. NJ Frute.
list District-John Crerar
lid Dlstrict-Michae c. Kearney.
lid Dstrlct-John b. Wheeler.
WITH Disuict-O. w. Potter.
With Dlstrict-Harvry A. Jones.
With Distriet-Duncan d. Mackay, ~
With DIstrict-James plnsmora
With Dlstrict-Isaac C. Norton.
1Xth District-J. A. Henna.
Xth Distrct-E. A. Bancroft.
XIth District-Robert o. Moore
xIIth Distributions wOithnst0n. ~ ,zs3
XIIIth District-D G. Smith. ~ - g
XVIII Dstrict-Not yet announced z.
XVIII Distr!ct-w. r. Jewel
XVIII Distrlct-Etheldert Callahan
XVIII r.-'rc j. A. McTdeGart. 10
XVIIIth Dstrict-Emery p. Slate.
XIXth Dstrict-Allen Dlakely. /,
XXth Distrct-Henry c. Homer.
Louisville, May 3-The Republican State delegation
to the Chicago Convention is as follows:
De&egstes-atlarge-W. q. Bradley. George Denny
George NJ. Thomas, John w. Lewis.
Ist-District-w J. Debo. Marion; NJ. S. Allison
Mayneld
I'D Distict-Geo,ee W. jolly greensboro; E. w.
Glass Hopkinsville; aternacs, 4. W. Gardner Hopkins
WILLIE: A. H. Cabel Henderson.
lid District-Judge Taylor. Morganton; NJ For
dyce.
Ivth Dlstrict-Charles 7 ,ndlcton, Hartfor.; Judge
Thompson, Springfield
With Distriet-A T. Wilson, w. b. Hampton; alter.
natcs-Burton, Vance and Henry Johnson coored all OF
Louisville.
With District-John NJ. Wilson. willlamstown John p
Ernst Covingon aernates-Psrs z. Morgan Pendleton
d. b. Wallace. Warsaw.
With Distnc1-Wl'lidm Cassus Gooioe, Lexington:
Louis Lebus, Cynthiana.
Boise City, Idaho. May 3.-Ths Territorial Republl-
can Convention which met here yesterday ono of
the largest and most enthusiastic ever held in the
Territory. W. b. Hepburn of Occur PAlene, and
George A. Black OF HALEY County werc elected dele
gates to the Chicago Convention, with Willis S. Sweet
and Joseph Pinkhsm alternatcs. Tho delegates wero
not Instructed. The platform reafirms devotion to
the PRINCIPLES OF the party declares unaierabe Oh,
position 10 any division of It's territory, denounces the
efforts of Senator Stewart to elmnats Idaho from the
oath safeguard against Mormon overthrow Of Amcrl.
can institutions and opposes the effort OF tho Demo-
cratic party to place lead on tho free list
NAMED BY THE HARRISBURG CONVENTION.
Harrisburg May 3-The state Prohibition Conven-
ton rcassembed this morning. Many of the dole
gatss departed for their homes during the night and
The convention to-day small in numbers full
list OF electors and Of district delegates 10 the Ma
tionsl Convention were selected, and A. A. Barker
a. A. Stevens, James Black and Charles S, Wolfe
were chosen as delegates -at-large. The state Com
mtteo was empowered TO I'LL all vacancies this
Ticket
Tho convention then proceeded to the selection OF
Il candidate for Supreme Court Judge. L d. Nichols
Of Luzernc, presented tho name Of Lewis D. VAIL Of
Philadelphia and S. b. Chase, OF Northampton, named
James Black, of Lancaster The latter insisted upon
Withdrawing his name but the convention would not
have II, aud took rising vote which resulted In an
overwhelming majority for Black
4 resolution lndcrslns Clinton b. Fisk for Pres
dent, adoOtcd and tho convention then adjourned
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN AT NEW CITY.
Rochland County Republicans opened the Presi-
Dental campaign yesterday by the largest meet
Ing held at New City for years Clarence Lexon
presided and opened with ringing speech. The sec
retares c. ]. spnngItecn, Lafayette Markie
W. j. PeIper and A. c. Hv;sobarth. Tho following
delegates TO tho state Convention elected Theo-