Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27
PICKED THEIR NEN.
Several Republican STATE Convsn-
rCns He'd.
IlCEEIS PLACED Il TEE FIELD.
Work II khs >es A0rk Delegates
M.sazeha aseits ztekst Hs4asa ~ ,. =.
A Br@ckstt General (hsla1c
H.. cred IA slississlppA

SAEAros4 \ B.. sspE zS-Ehs Rspub-
liczn state convention VAS called 10 cTdsr
a. So p a. Wednesday ana alter prayer
b Dr Mcheau Hon. thalncey Il Depe9
~zs az.lec for temporary chairman Ar
LsbsW thanked tie convention Tor the
hon.. suioeize1 tie Rep ~etcsu party ana
csaoaucei tls Democratic party Ter lts
laos - capacity To govern
SAFE senator George d Sloan, # Oswe-
e was IlalH permaneu. chztr man. the
platform vac saoyled TIE following
tlcket was named Tor Secretary oI STATE,
John 1 Gilbert - Malone, Comptroller.
hrtin 81 Cook. oi Monroe State Treas
usr. Ira " Hodges of Rock and, Attor-
uey-GsnsrAl James n Nzrnu-n OF
New logk state Engineer. William T.
Van Rensss.aer. q Seneca; J 4age OF the
Court OF Appeals. Judge A HSight Ot Bu;-
tsio Win the exception Of the JGcgeship
al tie nominations .oEe unanimous only
one name being presented For the Judge
chip he uams " Judge Alfred Conkling
Coke - "a also presented, bat Judge Haight
was nominated on the nrst ballot by vote
q 49, 10 5lL
synopsis of the platform Is as follows:
u ilt0rses the Nal oual Adminis.fat Oh. re-
sr.rms approval or tne doctrines "a The Ma
tioaAl Republican platform " 1855 o. protec-
ten 10 American industries aud i-0or, The tcs-
tering Of American stlpp lg interests, liberal
peas.ons National Election Az and Tue
Iurnc-l!Cu a.d eleFatiQa % Tie civil serv ces
resto.aton o. the efficiency of tie postal
service and The encourage meat o; popular
education AID The promotion thereby % Ma
uCn4l patriotism. Il deuouuces trusts, de-
nands The maintenance Of the canal system of
The STATE. and critic ses Governor HiLs ad-
Il nistrst or. II closes vita resolution Ia
81. Ar-.s
York CITY.
LAY STATE REPUBLICANS
BosIoN. sept 70 The Republican State
convention met IN fremont Temple
Wednesday and nominated J z A Brack
ett FOR Governor, " Il If Halle for Lieu
tenant-Goyernor George 4 MGrcen for
Treasurer Henry B Pierce for secretary
OF State, Charles K Lucd for Auditor, and
Andrew J. Waterman for Attorney General
The platform in brief is as follows:
It commends Mr. Biaine's fore lgn policy and
Mt HARRISON civll-serv ce appointments, and
promises the President and The Clvi-Serv.ce
Commission support IN their efforts 10 root out
ihe evils o. patronage 81 politics. 1t asks the
Massachusetts COngressnen 10 resist an
increase N silver co.aage. TO reduce
the surplus, 10 support a thorough and
equitable rev sion Of the tariN so as TO adapt
the protection which II affords 10 changed
busiGess conditions affecting New En-
gland industries in common With those
OF tho rest Of the country; 10 maintain the
American system OF protection TO Amer
lean industry; 10 strive 10 secure a National
election law; 10 continue the just and liberal
policy OF the Government toward the sold ers
and sailors who defended II; 70 give
aid TO steamship lines and began the
building up OF the merchant marine.
and 10 vote for and support ample
oommends 10 the South liberation and educa-
tion OF the colored people. and promises 10
take mo backward step in temperance legs
laiicn.