The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-27
The Same Old Doctrine OF Prohibition
Affirmed With q Tastslsss
Crust Flung
Patronizingly 10 the Real Anti-Saioot
Msn---Text of the Platform
Closing Proceedings


The republioan state convention antsh@a
les work about O'Clock hast night. and a.
journed. The proceedings, after psrms
nent organization was effected, were cmrr1ed
ON quite rapidly, the business OF the con-
vention being dispatched much sooner than
had been anticipated.
Some or the delegates took trains for
home immediately after adjournment, bqt
hundreds remained In the city last night
some ON account OF necessity, and some
because they wanted to take little more
time 10 look about the city.
That the delegates were well entertain1d
and appreciafive OF their welcome, tnefs
can be no doubt. Every active republican
In Sioux city il grateful TO his party asso-
eiates ami 10 democratic citaxens Tor ahe
hearty manner In which they joined IN 60
tsrtaining she guests. In point OF size
was one of the greatest political conye1s-
tions ever held In the state, ard Sioux
City demonstrated beyond question, even
10 the most incredulous, her ability PROG
erly to take care OF such gathering.
Concluding ITS wora.
The republican state convention contin-
ued it's work through the supper hour.
motion 10 adyourn until 9 o'clock bei1g
voted down, nominating the ticket at the
head or this column.
For Secretary of state.
The first ballot stood:
MoFaslAna. assh fnykit ssshl Church. ~;
KnesdlsF. 30.
The nomination was made on tho seconn
ballos as follows:
Mcfarland, 5sa: Byrkit. sra; chureh. a.
| Knsedler, a The votes fog kuosd1ef were
cast for Mcfarland and Byrkit tn Andnbon
CIsntpns Haxrison, Plymouth-
me nosnination of afcFariAnd SO
made Unanimous.
| For Auditor of state.
The nomination was made on the third
ballot. the ballots being:
First: Mccarthy. ssssa Kyte, sess lyon
| salss The following counties gave fractional
vosss; Benton. Davis, Montgomery and War
second, Lyons, aaoss Mccarthy. sssas: Kyle.
2nM.
rhirds Lyons. sisa; Mccarthy ssoss Kyto.
| 10; *. A fractional vote wss cast in Warrsn
l county for each Of the candidates.
FOR state TFeasrrcr.
On motion of Geo. E. Roberts, of Web
ster, the nomination Of Gen. Beeson was
made by acclaination. @
For Attorney y-Gencrml.
John Y. Stone was nominated by accla-
| nation. a
The ballot stood. Rothrock, SOFA Pusey,
1914. The nomination OF Rothrock was
made unanimous.
For Clerk Supreme Court.
i G.B. Pray was renominated on the third
ballot, the anal votc being:
Pray, Es SO: stookey. 1907 Hopkins, 7Oss
Lane I32x Arthur, ~; Nelsons 81. There we're
| fractional votes cast ir Banton ard Webster.
Fer Reporter Supreme Court.
The first ballot was:
Tutxis NsKi. s5a; Rsymuni, sss5 EpgrSuizs
Iaa. There were fractional ballots In Audubon
and Johnson.
Neal and Ebersole withdrew, and the
nomination Of Reynolds was made unani-
NOUS.
[Tosals-Luke. a7aN MAhin, Iso; Babeoek,
ail Iake. pI Redfnan. 1a9b4 Nichols, 81, Anu
cofan lid Polk eomnty There we're fraotionAa
vvtearnast in Adams and johnson countiss.l
Tia seoond ballot resulted: Luke, 5I6
Babooak. ~; llsdmon, 1885, Martin, 81
NJ Nichols, Ill.
The nominasion Of Capt. Luke was made
unanimous.
The Platform Complete.
Reseltsdy = That we, the reRpblisana o. Iows
60 the pxlnoipIes Of the national repnblioa1
N party; and we make no other test OF fealty "
the rspabIean party q Iowa -. .... -,
patriotic administrAtlop Of President harrison
, | with special eusnmenam1aon for the movemsn
for eiossr aud nss.sr rsisiaons. Dctn gn.ssss
! az !. We NsIo d specifically declare our sahsrsno'
sppes 1ssiy n View y q Rs
n v. view q tho equal inssrsst q I'll our indus
i We aaree shat discrimination may b
1 wisely mndn. but never tn behalf Of tie strun
against the weak never AGAINST the ma.sss
In this spirit we hold Ala Legislation should p
] han, whether IL ooneeFn the raialng of The rev
D aEuea or tho disbursement 81 the same Dy ~
!. general eoyernment; by the stsAs. or ~ ~
A concern domestic aggression px be IN dafnitio'
a. tbe limitations upon foreign aggression
!. ., We are In favor of such 80 expansion q q,
|. ina incrsass ID poDulstion ana trade and %
set thu contraction resulting from the cont ifaAz
withdrawal OF the natfouat bank cireulatioH
That 20 this end we fAxar such Legislation =
will utilise aa naoney the entire silver proauk
at our nsines, and We favor such laws - VIII ~
tn ths ultimate unrestricted uHs Of both -
O. The republican party of shia state is !
: favor Of promoting In eysgy fair and hnnox.pl
: way the industrial interests ~ tho people
: thfn state. Wehek1eEe tlAe business interests I
she people are interchangeable and mutuA
q and that sn3ustfes towards one eiass nans
q sooner 0x fmfor work 10 thm tniRry of AlI cIasse
pnrtfEulnxiy do we bolfnvn that the Rx@aS u
dnnkfy represented hy tfa fAxEn standa - g
bead pf lows inAustiass. ana that faithf.
xuaraiAnHhsp of thAs interest," IL prime opl
aatf0n upon those VINO mmka and ad1nantsfs
our lmws
s Z. We eungxntuiate tie people Of this st4t
a Irrespective Of party rsIMtlonAnips upnn "a
measure Of sucnasa attained III tho confess
this state in behalf n nst legal eumknot q q
D. railway corporations dnfnE bwAfnnnM a. En
:. stats and We appealfo the pepp!e 20 sse
n ii thmA khars ba no K~e@aMtnn in tha fm
pDlfex of tie state Ia this rexAxds Wn peiae