Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11
THE POLITICIANS.
What ghsy Are Dolag = Several
ef TIE States.
assnaesoia Democrats aea ksosss Re.
oua.sss0Flsts aoia ts3als Othsr
Political copsenFioas.

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cratlc state coaFeaii1a Ga lhe nrsE bal
los Yesterday nemtnate3 IaOma Nj
sea. II s. iaona To- GcseFaeE, ossrA A
Amss Ml.san ge- se5 yotes; Ames.
Ios Tae resa'Heee az tie t-cksE i -
follows. Lieatsnens s-foveraof. z &.
Pail. Secretary q STATE. A. r Lad.
holm, Ssstn agesSaFer, G. II. Foote;
Stare Aud tor A. k.eswaans Attorney
General h II Calhoun; Clerk oi lie
sapreuss Court 4 +. oHaFe
The platform adopted denoances the
dictatorship os Resa. declares fog issia
for r8yenue cglY. 4ea0aEcas tae Ale-
kiaiey hili Tor unl@s. additions q the
already exec ssise burdens 81 Federal
taxation; coasratalates Repghlicans ca
their progress toward lac Democratle
posinoa throagh reciprocity. aud s2yoss
libsrsi pensions Nhlls denoaaeiRg the
extrayAsast 0ill rasse& by gbe Repgb-
lican Congress, ognmenss Cleveland IN
honorahle roslromsnt and extends
heartfelt sympathy 10 Ireland.
KANs-As III suEslissIoSIsrs.
WICHITA. Kan, sept l0-The Re-
publican rese bu.lss.on party OF Kansas
met in state convention here Tuesday
Hoa. d. A. kaAts, % Great bends Was
elected chairman. TIE committee on
resolutions reported the platform. IL
roRews the pledge Of naw2yering ng 10y.
aliy 20 the principles OF the National
Republican, party, fsyors reciprocity,
demands free coinage Of silver such
notifications Of tho tariff laws as will
give equal protection 10 agriculture
and manufactures. an equitable bank
rupt law and liberal pension laws on
the question oi prohibition tie plat
form says:
We Grralgn tho party managers h tails state
as pis.oy al 10 The principles and UnfaltAtul 20
tse' interest ct the Republican party. We
charge that they have put ine party ia Kansas
out of harmony With the National Republican
party ard thereby aosolved rs from all ob,iga.
tiohs 10 longer acknowledge their leadership.
The convention, IN compliance with
an agreement wita the DE motrats by
means OF conference committee, nomi-
mated Charler Robinson for Governor
and D. a, Banta for Lieutenant,GoV.
ernor.
KAEsAS DEMOCRATS.
WICHITA, Kan, Sept 10 The Dem
ocrats met in convention Tuesday and
organized by electing II, II. Harris, of
Fort Scott, permanent chairman and
received Id adopted the following re.
port from the committee on resolutions:
Rssolr,d. That we, the representatives OF tho
Democratic party OF Kansas, IN convention, de.
clare Continued opposition 70 all paternalism
IN government. state ard National affairs; We
declare the Federal election bill leritimate
offspring Of the party which hlchod = Prcsi.
6enoy; we favor tariff law based upon public
necessities and not the greed o. capital; we cp-
pose all sumptuafy legislation and demand the
earliest resubmission Of the so-eailed prohio.
itory amendment 10 vote Of tba people we
RrgGisa the Republican members OF the Ma
tional House ~ Representatives. from Kansas
for their unanimous vote for the Mckinley bill
The convention then proceeded 20
nominate ticket There were two
candidates for Governor, Charles Robin
son. a resubmisslonist, and Ex-Governor
Click. straigh Democrat and the
only Democratic Governor ever elected
in the State. When the determination
TO fuse with ths resubmissionists be.
came evident Mr.. Click withdrew and
Mr.. Robinson was nominated by accla-
nation.
The ticket was completed as follows:
observation-disclosures d. 4. Banta;
Treasurer, Thomas Kirby; Auditor
Joseph Dillon; Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction, II. II. Wood; Chief JUS
tice Supreme Court, NJ. Il. Nicholson;
Attorne General. John Ives.
INDIANA REPUBLICANS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept lo.-The
Republican convention was called to or
der by Chairman Aicheaer, OF the State
Central Committee, at le o'clock with
nearly all tho 1920 delegates present
The committee on organization madeits
report recommending Colonel r. w
Thompson, Of Terre Haute, FOR rerma-
nent chairman, and C. Il Lands as per-
manent secretary. Colonel Thompson
was then introduced and addressed the
convention saying be had attended a
convention in this city fifty years ago
whose object was to form the Repabli-
can party.
The platform was presented by Chair
man De Motto. IL denouncos trusts and
and combines, cham pions cheapeF trans
poftation, indorgcs Governor Hoveys
administration, inderscs Speaker Reed,
/ demands that tho benevolent insti-
tutious be placed above the sevel of
party politics, denounces woas, dep
recates The influence Of the sa-
loon in politics, denounces as uupatFi-
oao the condemnation Of judges Of
courts BY party conventions, opposes
any increase !u taxes and condemns free
trade. TIE Harrison plank is ss fol-
lows.
~ i-dcrse 80 s1mi1lstTsticn q Benlania
I Ea7f.sea end ihe able statesmen geieetc4 az
lfs colaiarsgs ard advisers &c teinr wise. vie
I crcas asd patriotic = has kept its piesgfs -
tha peapi- has csrffai.y guerdel srG'gealeaslv
rr1uetcs ths.r welfare and elevated the patuo
T seTFIcs.
n the conclusion Of the reading The
platform was adopted ss sn entirety
ana aIao e resolatico Designating tae
eagle az tho pasty device for TIE head
Of the Gcket
On motion q = delegate a telegram q
contamination vas sent 20 Thomas h.
Reed. formerly az Nalno. butn9s % ths
whole United statesr
J 81 WvnB. ~ Jennings County.
Perry s-sultg- 81 frthklin, sza Hnton
Truslsr, oi Fayette ell fem ers. we're
Det ia EoRliratiCn for Secretary 81