Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Movements ef Political Parties n
Several States.
Chio Democrats Name a Tl<Se' an1
k1opg q Platform Nsreeaeask-
eFs ia Conference

oalo's pENocHACy.
SgEFNsFIsln a Aug st-Ahe Demo-
cratic Stzse ganFenttaR nafl 90 'ass a a.
Hon. IL4dGsUs D l1oelss 81 farAsNeg
Couafv v4s Honiuatea f0r eerFetsrf -
State - exclamation. Hon oeeaEs
= 0key. q franklln County. and
Arnola Green. 81 Cpy aluEs. Nere placed
u nomination fer Iuaee 81 the ~ erea.e
lourt The .lsol was oeisvel bF many
changes. tat resalsel tu Gle cac-oe ~
Geoige b 0key ~ s-sss 81 8zss taf
Grsen
The platform aaopfea deIean1s tls re-
ouctlon ot the sArln tsxss laNors loE Is
lztlon locking 10 the suppression of
trusts. eympathl1es with thC laborllr
classes against monopoles and invites
then 10 Join THE Democratic par
", fsVors tue free coinage of sii-
yer. acknow lodges the services 81
the soldiers II the rebelsau Gnd
oenounoes the cup4cify G. Republic
ans In not keeping tAeir Fle1ges As 10
pension Legislation II demands q tres
ballot and fair count aenpunces the
Federal election hia and the despo4c
code q rules adopted ~ the present
National House o Representa- t.ves snd
heartily indorscs the aduii inisirEtlon ~
Governor Can pbsll and tie reaoga e
lie Slxsy-nsatA Gess-al Assem- aly.
gHE cEEENBAcKEas.
iNnIAEAPoIls, lnd. Aag e--Tcm-
,insons Hall was well 1lcd ID noon
when the Nstioasl Greeuback confer
ence was called % order ~ George O
Jones' o. Il ashington ctairuan oi tss
National Grsenbaek Commi.tee. IA
his opening address he sald that tie OBJ
Ject of The conference WAS 10 enoei =
more thorough organization of The rarty
preparatory 70 the campaign of 1882
The caisi business before tie confer
ence. be sac, VII he % poiut OCT the
dangers % sec,loaallsa, saow hoW g
is used 10 sergc TIE money power sud
20 enaeavor 10 bung a5oat harmony.
frateralty ana foo3 fellowship among
the entire American people, 50 aaeo-
cate financial policy based cu
fixed volume G. money according %
population; TO prepare . series q Qaes-
ticns 10 be submitted 10 candidates for
election 10 tie F.fty-second Congress;
20 retire as back numbers al
public o9ciais whose past records
and present views are opposed 20
the principles ana policies laid down
By the conference - encourage the
future political advancement OF seca
men as advocate our principles, an0 %
show that - is . waste O. words 20 O.. 4
about the tariff. labor OF any other eoo-
nomic questions when separated from
the money onestion.
MCKINLEY NAsID AGArS.
MAssILLoa. O.. Aug. 2I.-lbe opera
house was j-mmei fuu q Republicans
when the big Mckinley convention
opened - o'clock Tuesday after-
noon. a telegram from Secretary
Blaine was read, causing lm-
mense cheering Congressman Smy-
ser introd uced Judge Munson. -
Medina who made the speech nominat-
ing Mckinley When TIC vote was
called for by Smyser nominating Nc
Kinlcy by acclamation mighty ave-
went up and the crowd cheero5 and
cheered again. Major McKinley thca
followed with his speech of acceptance.
ron ooNoKEss.
The following Congressional nouina-
tions were made on Tuesday; Ohio.
Tenth district John @ smith (Dcu
Minnesota. First district Mark Den.
nell Rep ronouinstod Kansas. sec
ond district J. r Chapman lDcm ,.
West Virginia. Third tist-lct =. D.
Anderson Den. rcnominat,5 Fourth.
J. a Copehart fDem). North Carolina-
Fifth district Charles a. Moore lnd.
Rcp.l Pennsy sylYania. seventh oittfir 8.
Irving p. Wagner lEep1. California.
Fourth district " " Morro. lBepB
renominatod. Illinois Tcnth district
George A Wilson iDcm.l
OPPOSED TO srcrssrov
JACKSON, Miss. Aug .-iu the Cons
stitutionsl convent ca Tuesday
resolution Was submitted ard referred
20 committee providing Tor ths lnser-
ton into the constitution tho following
words under the bil q righls This
State shall ever remain q member 20
tho Americas Tnion and the people
thereof are a part of tie Americas Ma
ton. and ail attempts 70 dissolve the
said Union shall - resisted Nith "a
whole power 81 the State
NORTH cAnoIrNh nrenors
BkIE1eH. p. O. Aug zIA state
convention ~ North Carofns negroes
vas held here Tnesiey Beso' etens
wee sgo1fs6 demanding roco1nltle1
bF the Rerr b.ican party. irdorsinr the
Administrator ~ President La,7iron.
and asking for she passage g tho Pea
sral election bin
TINY FAVOR rr1frE
nFwvTn. Col. hug 21.--Iseu.5crst n
Western COLORADO have adopted ssrie
Of resolutions iu5crsing lhlef.gu ustlos
Fuller fof The Presidency in 1922
FnAHo DruoCntfs.
RoIsr CRY. Idaho. hHr - TIE
Democratic Stsse conveuflon rom mated
benjamin. Wilson. g. Boise Comfy. fer