New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
IOWA REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
A STUBBORN CONTEST OVER THE GOV
ERN0RSIiIP.
THE PLATFORM oUTsPoKEN on PROHIBITION
TRUSTS, PROTECTION AND STATE REGU'
LATION OF RAILWAYS.


nos Noines Iowa. Aug 1j-The Republican STATE
Convention resumed its session al 10 O'CLOCK 'hiS
,,orning on the twenty fifth ballot Captain Huicl-
ison was nominated for Governor The other noni"a
lions followed promptly aud the tchet is a. ioho"'
For Governor, Joseph G. Hutchison, of OtIum"a'
risutenant Overnor A. y. Poyner. Of Montour'
supreme Judge, Josiah Given, of Des MoineS'
sunesntendent Of Education, Henry Sabn, OF CLINTON
County. -, co,,ncu
Railroad Commissioner, Spencer Smith, oil Oour0'i
Bluffs. ,u,
enthusiasm the waving OF hags AMI Iohs lroio"7,
hors When order was restored. each OF the cdhn'-
da,es made brief speech john \. Stone 'hen Io"''
the platform as follows: 1900 -
Resolved That the Republican parry o. , ~" "% the
convention assembled, congratulate t.e 9dai Gov
restoration of the party to power III ne
,snf We ind0rse the Admin stra'i0n Oh Ut tnr
harrison as cmnenty wise, loyal ana Just AND such
liberal construction of the pension @ Id soldier
Sr,bcr lepislation as will secure 10 tne on
his lust dues from Government ne na s SacriGcc
crveI and which he has enriched Dy ms 90 tIncri
serrt ~ demand Of Congress the protection OF AinoT,
% iHd,strV when il does not foster trusts III fr
conspiracies and we demand Ilo ncfs of the labor
farm products that is given to inc pioo"''' VI
That we ram the principle and Pocy Equally co.
galway regulation We favor MAINTAIN -. G9nnose
1870 All localities and individuals ana we dhI'ied
the granting Of favor 10 one class oi nsrae the
- eStborS and should experience ~ - sbould
otv we favor such changes in the IA" as 81 all
- 80 In the interests of right anu yusuco ~, 81
~ 80 tInon Congress the absolute lrvN S,r
,~batcs and dscrimina ions on RAILWAYS lI"V ~
,nonouoos and prevent competition. , ,,odorol rov-
mat II /, the duty OF the o'ae anu nunieb trade
o-pmcnts IN enact and execute laws 10 Pu4t INIT
con"niracics trusts and combines u.iHheu lily
~ IIrndncton of The neccssare5 OF ne
tle a"c nrices and interfere with Ihe natura,
a9'rsn If trade and which injuIlonsy uINolt 80
and aiic from the cities and towns OF Iowa 10 'o
mrrcial centres outside Of our Dolu,r9. Of tho Pc
Tbat we roafiirin the past uitranceS VI h u has
,tlican Marty of Iowa upon pr0hlDll0n' wII,or on
become tie settled policy OF the otdp ' " sand
which Intro should be 10 bachWau 11,rP' v"
co., tno compete enforcement Of the Jaw -. ou,
Tia we extend hearty welcome 10 Ho i .ho door
states which have been ldn- hnoC Mhs a. T Po,ii
of tbo Vnion and We congratulate uhcH! "! jgtar
can success whereby their admission lh,o i"0 ~
hood If ibe states was happily acn-e'tl' ,,,r,,..
Thai we dcplOre the loss OF lie on o, cit '1eTe
aud Tho DANCERS attending s. many OF our ,.r..
,'c.rel In raj way mllOyment. ana We uIso uPVp'
~ ocislatWc 10 take such practFal SIPS a. WI.
ccurc ali possible protection TO TINS cIds' VI o''
pTT et v-c favor the establishment of courts OF ar
itration for fhe seitcm M OF dih lehceo Dc'"0'"
cotnoIa, ions and Organized labor. 49, -. o,
Thai We profoundly symraihHe WIN w oO, t,, ,d.
ot,icrs on the Des Muinos River lands ana "" cNpis
tbe bcre that in the end they VIII De ma"e So0"i
in III, rights to which they arc entiIcu. 49,, ,o
" rja+ We earnestly indorsc The eInIhch,lN W.,
,-,ro,,s and courageous administration OF b0VcIlIV
Tar,ahc,. and approve his potMN MAJ q" ~
shall be fca!lessly and honestly ehiorcc"
The p,atform was adopted with enthusiasm ana the
convention adjourned