New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21
GOV. HOARD RENOMINATED.
WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS STAND BY THE
BENNETT LAW.
THE PLATFORM rAyoRs THE PROTECTIVE sYS
TEN AND REcIPROCITY-oPPOsING UNION
OF CHURCH AND STATE.

OF CHURCH AND STATD.
Milwaukee, Wis, Aug 2o.-The Republican State
Convention was called to order at II 10 By CHAIRMAN
Payne, Of the State Central Committee AI'er rcau
Inc the names Of the delegates, Michael Griffin, OF
Fan Claire was chosen temporary chairman. Grinin's
speech was enthusiastically appiauded. and every
reference Hoard and tho Bennett law WIS
u signal for hearty cheering.
Governor Hoard was placed in nomination Dy "eu-
cril George G. Bryant, Of Madison and ipouoh "
make his ren6mnation by reclamation was supported
by George Grimm Lutheran and German ana DIS,
by other delegates. The motion was carfeu "i,,u
cheers and Governor Hoard then sent for lie
WAS enthusiastically applnuded and made vigorous
speech j. b. Treat, of Green County, was noun
mated for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on the hfSt paC' i"'
following are significant utterances OF Inc p''io"'
which was unanimously adopted
The Republican party declares its Devotion 10 INC
common school as the chief factor in the education Vi
the people aud pledges itself to snpp9l. S,eiIses
in the work OF popular education the private ;liu
uarocHia schools supported without aid frol puDlc
funds and disclams ABSOLUTELY any ppyhs oos either
as 10 their terms government or branches 70 I've uen
therein We ahrm the right and duty o. inc Sts
enact laws that will guarantee all chlldrci suie'c,'
instruction III the legal language OF the ss"'e W.
enable them TO read and wriie tne S law passed
believe that the compulsory education Jaw pa9''u
by the last LEGISLATURE is wise and Uipnane IN
all essential PURPOSES and we are Gap Se parent
m Guardian 1 has the right 10 select the time Of the
year and the place. whether pubic publ or prd snail rs
ceiye Instruction. and pledge ourselves " n'v yo
The existing law that it shall soio sevs 70 t that all
Children between the ages of seven ana thirteen su
be protected by appropriate legislation rom ,o ~
ply steal and mental arising from the einPioy t te
factories and similar places VI work, and that aoc
auatc provision should be made for te care VI ~
incorrigibiy truant- We are uiaiteIaoiy oppt any
any union Of church and state ana WI res Somai2
attempt upon the part OF elther W NV
OF the other. We ropudia'e as gross Ineoce r.
lion Of our purposes the suggestion conc mi d,
may that We will In any manner Invade Lne uVn'an
OF conscience trample upon parchtal rlshCe VI H.
oa; ser gocy Our oas s s ea to to ali
children within It's borders at the earliest pracucaoe
dSTcf ~ ciIienshp and 70 this end alike Important
10 the state to tie children and 70 the par:h,, ~
the children we invite the cooperation aiu ou u d"
broad minded and patriotic people. A., -
This convention declares ms adherence to tle gen
era principles OF NATIONAL policy set fGrth u hHs Rs
of 1885 and maintains that the best interest, o Wv
American people are promoted by me and
81 , system which protects American enterprise Wl1
Hme4con labor against competition the cheap caplta
and cheap labor of Europe system unucI ,, nd De-
country laS e]Oye1 aracs Senf"f' "a
We protest against the violent and franduiG en-
schemes OF the DeRocnth parry states ag unjust un
Constitutional and utterly lndefensiDle az stalu,t
70 the exPermenIl O OF an states Dasmmch a.
II ryssuIt; I'm counting the Republican voters as Wv
basis of representation In Congress ana IN VI hrcIoi
10 Elections MS breeding contempt for the bailot-poN
and As manlfestly tending to tine most serious a'''
ai rh convention declares It's confidence in the Ma
tonaI Administration. I'm the integrity, PATRIOTISM nnS
earnest p,SS 70 and "ommenGs the efforts it is max
u nr 70 establish reciprocal trade relations with tn,
yeal nations Of hi, continent upon such pass o.
Wa no u The conrsc OF our Senators and Republican
REPRESENTATIVES IN the present congress