New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
PATRIOTISM AT NASHVILLE.
CONTINUED from First Pnge)

icsks and waved the American nag
Short addresses were then made by State senators
Sharks, Edwin 5. Stuart OF Philadelphia and joel
Fot, of Tennessee, after which the delegates from
Pennsylvania sang AMERICA and the reception
endd.
When the convention met again it was p. m. The
order Of business was the reports Of committees, and
the fist 10 submit its report was the Committee Oh
Resolutions The platform presented. and adopted
after heated discussion over an amendment That
was finally tabled, Is as follows:
The K,pubcan League Of the United States, In con-
venon assembled hereby coneratuacs the country upon
the and marvellous prosperity that have ATTENDED
the first year OF Republican resumption oil power III c
Federal Govcnmcnt 1t cOngatulates Presdeh, harr'S'"
his eHsnty wise. loyal and courageous Adhh'sfa
ton. declares it, absolute confidence In his integrity
ability and patriotism, and pledges him It's cordial support
In the discharge OF the duties devoving upon him a. us
Chief Magistrate II the Nation. We rejoice in the resors
ton OF dignity and craftsmanship to the conduct oil
foreign affairs illustrated by the Samoan Treaty anu
the PanAmerican Congress IN the prudent manage men, Oh
the Treasury DeDai nent, by which the National deo' i
being cxtngushed With signal financial ability ana the
money market protected against speculative cohoh"""'
II great improvements that been made in the
Postal Service in the 'penlng OF new territory To our
people In the progressive policy OF the secretary Ol '
Navy and in the aithflncss and practical wisdom that
have Characterized the present management OF the other
Dcpartn cnt, OF the GoveihIcnt
We demand the maintenance OF the American system OF
protection American Industry and labor the policy that
prrity But We pledge our support to a thorough anu
equitable OF tariff. adapt the protcc
ton affords changed business conditions, and We ar
the Democratic party for the manner in which, Tor
years. prevented the pshucn Of this purpose
We ccnouncc the practice OF the Democratic party In It's
systematic persistent and outrageous efforts 10 deprive
Republicans Of the South u their right OF franchise we
roas,.rt expressed drt rmllatOn OF the lpuDl'W
party to maintain right It's fullest extent and to
give all the smple-t projection to which they
are entitled los Constitution. Any theory Of State
which shall be he'd to prevent the Government from
protecting citizens enjoyment OF all their
ri, religious and political rights and privileges u con-
dcmned by this convention.
The Government OF the United States having tn, IN
questioned right demand OF every Of her citizens
h, best services defence OF peril whether
from within without Is bound therefore by every
principle u honor consistency aud good faith TO protect
citizens in the full and free enjoyment Of each anu
every right conferred upon them by hc Constitution
And hi- convention protests against the seating In the
American Of applicant no matter OF "I1ch
taity who presents himself for admission unless his c-
on Is unaincd either by fraud. violence o. assassination
We the present action Of Congress N carrying oN
this policy
". are heartily favor Of the general provisions OF
Interstate Commerce act aud we demand th' fes''
!,on Of al railway and spoitston lines In such
insure fair and REASONABLE rates to The pro-
duc' AID CONSUMERS o' the county.
favor sucn legislation will prevent all lHesa'
coordination, and unjust cx.ction, by aggregated capita
AID corporate powers We insist upon the supervision '
all trusts combines and scheme, designed u afthciay
increase the price u ncccs-aries II fe AZ the Same
limo favor the protection u al American business IN
,.r,-ts ffom destructive and unfair attack
We cnpha-1c our approval u the liberal and equitable
pension 40 soldier whether disabled IN service OF
.-wh,r should De permitted To end his days III inc poor
house nor should family b. allowed t. suHor wan.
That discriminating preference Of Union veterans in a.
p,.n'ucnt. public Offices which Is one ~ tr i''E' %
.hs Administration and IT, Just and liberal policy toward
ne soldiers and sailors who defended the "o'efhnch'
NEE, Our warmest approval.
W. fcconle the dignity Of labor and the necessity ''
uro,s lpg ailon 10 pfot~c Interests. We shall ui-
.v,i,inry oppose every attempt 20 lessen the r'' OF
,o o 90 pac. honest ia competition VITA pa 7r-
and conyict. domestic foreign. The 'sh 'n't'' n-
bv this Administration the Alien Labor 'on-'a'- Nv
conn ana- our app.oiaton Tho request 81 ~age-"ofNrs
~ reasonable hours u labor demands and SHOULD receive
legislative 'onsideration.
W ap. ROY. action OF Tie various Republican Legs
.aur.- IN adopting systr o. ballo, Reform whereby
fraud At "a. polls Is PR, and ciccoF "a enabled
20 vote d,yrndcn,ly aud in,"lligcnti.
W. believe The education o. the masses 10 b" the h-'
r..en,i,. NJ ad government. and We therefore favor
fi.ai i--i.tancc. whore needed IN tho woFA OF ci''t
! lnr llI'.fAs among or population
The Republican lnrty has always been distinguish"
.r courage aud always has ben prompt ia r'oenlfhA
any display 81 uA, quality by 10, LEADER In line of this
cv M. convention Expresses - appreciation OF Speaker
Rod. action In standing boldly Tor tho prn ple q ma
or,y rl.o against TIC Democratic power In and out "'
Congress,
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the twodafs' session offered by Isaac keVelc OF
Washing ou. and is ~ follows
Ana vr demand that representatives. IN 'ongf'--
redeem every pledge made 10 the p,op" at CHICAGO ]"
.ss hy rrraiing The Int rnai Revenue Laws by rrl'N'
he ar.f b., passing tn Blair iducaionA DILL ana '"i'
p,y s.,,onr silver the u th" country ana
, t. liberal p,t-ioning ~ every Federal soldier
After di,po,lne %, the platform, the COMMITTEES Oh
League Work submitted declaration emphasizing the
need q enforcement Of the work Of the organization
from all efforts influence the action Of any c'lVcn
tion or TO indicate preference for individual canfI
date. that 1t not In the pgovlnc" Of the League
q, dictate the polcic, or principle, of the party call
ing the attention OF the Leagues to the necessity
Of organizing in every promising Congressional Dis
trct the necessity Of immediate organization III inc
south. and calling the attention ol tH' 'n', ,,y
oommrr To the necessity for the immediate prpara
ton and distribution Of campaign lcratui'
The report adopted - presented.
The committee on the location OF tn, ngNt con
ycntion reported in favor Of Cincinnati ID Ahemei"cn
wheeling were offered but it was decided by ma
iority in favor of III. ohio city. - to,ows
PRESIDENT John NJ. rlmrson, Nebraska. -ecrciary'
a. T. iinmpsry OF Nr% ''r" ''r''"''''
Vice presidents and member, Of the Execytivs com
miticc Aabama-E F. Jenn'ns sn ana y" l N,
llnois-O II. Gilmore ard C.. W. r'''''i ahuIa"S
l. Loop and teorf Sr. w. r Tsmsn;N 10Y" ". Walton
and j. g. Stcrocckct. kcntnchy- Burton vance anu
v. +. Reilly LouIsana-iI G. Warmoth ana r.: g. T.
IIcrwig. MARI land-N. e. l"'h'' ''u ',"'N
wellington Miohiean-B +. Groves ana l.. h
owens. MssourA. Z. Parsons ana D. f. ware rSatcc
NEBRASKA Brad ID. slaughter and J. l. webster
New York n r. lIcnord and James A. llanchhi'i
Ohio-J r. ~utphin and Horace VI Deal. r,n ,>
vauia- John - Ncbb and J. /. Hendricks south ar"
! llna~R. ~ Mcnnngcr and j. H.. McLane'
south Dahota-R. +. pcttITc~ ana g. II. h~lcu'
| -cnnc- ,cc-W L. Owcnby and I. III. Reeves lcAar
d NJ Angle and = l.. liancs. Vermont y. J.
| KILLER and " :. Colby. virginia D. ~ windsor ana
| L. Is Harris Wi,c0nsin-C. T.. Hooker and W. }:
| Nctlyov District Of Columbia-A. VI. 'lapp ana
| Lew. Clcphamc Alaska-J. II. smith ana /. H.
| COrldt.
Ntr passing resolutions thanking the press ana
citizen of Nashville for their KIND treatment the
convention adjourned sine dc III o"'S"t'
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