Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17
REPUBLICANS HEEF.
The state Convention Assemblies ut
Cleveland, Ohio.

CLEVELAND, o., July l6.-The
republican state convention met
this mo.ni.ig. E--GOvernor For
aker temporary chairman, t''r-rs
uuou the stage with Col. Brinsmate.
chairman Of the state committee.
His appearance was the signal for
prolonged and enthusiastic cheer
ING. On the conclusion 81 short
speech by Brinsmade, the e2-sov-
ernor was introduced and delivered
an address, A recess was then
taksr.
When the conveusion fea-ssmblsd
the committee on permanent CrSa.:
zatiou named Governor Foraker for
permanent chairman. He declined,
however, aud Congressman Thomas
was selected. The nominations were
then quickly made, as follows: Sec
rotary Of state, Daniel J. Ryan,
Supreme Judge, Thaddeus 4. Mar
shall; % be 4 member Of the BOlrd
Of Public Works, Frank ;. Me
| CallOch.
The platform was then reported.
| Il is i'm substance u follows;
Il relfrru.s ihs material platform
Of 1858. endorses Pteside,ft Harm
sons administration. endorses the
action OF the republican mem bgrs Of
both houses Of Congress in fulfilling
tine pledges Of tine party. The thanks
u the country are due the repuhli-
can committee and Speaker Reed for
their action in amending the rules
| Of tie House.
THE nEgOCEA1IC CLAM
that members may be absent in
| parliamentary sense, for the purpose
Of defeating a IuUui-I, and, a. the
same lime, physically present, 10
/ further Ohstrucl puhliC business. i
denounced rs revolutionary.
The platform cordially euiDrses
the administration Of Gov. Foraker
and dcnOunces the democratic iegis-
la.ure for corruption, extravaganza
| and craftsmanship, instancing eXtrav-
aganI appropriations. the gerry man
deTiug OF congressional districts,
violating the rights Of local self
government by legislation, reOE-
gauiflti-n - numerous towns and
cities for solely PARTISAN purposes
II violated the sacred rights 81
the majority, when, under the mass
Of pretended cortes; y -ubbe.l the
people Of a iieC.cnsnt governor an
n citizen Of au office TO vhi.u d"
had been legally elected. Pretend
ins to be the party and representa-
tive Of the pOCr, il elected 10 the
United States Senate a New York
sveculat0r and railroad magua;e,
whose only eutitlement 70 the office
was lihcrllity in contributing money
10 corrupt politics md whore resi-
Lencc IN Ohio was for office Only.
The platform, further warmly
comments ihh McEiuiCv h1'i Hu-
ieu0unres the g.i-ilg. - ''- ra-
,iuus al the OH Wugii G.I Csc
democratic I5Ftr 60 destroy oh.
manufacturing sIplp-l.ry aLa de-
grade cur l1h.-. a. an uuau!J alb I
auce which should br r,-i,'r'! hy .
every citizen whg loves hi- country. I
TIE DISABILITY TENSIONS TriL- /
As passed, j. heartily endorsed, aud /
a declaration maje In fty6rcf q just !
and fair pension. 10 reahirns the /
dufr ur Grrs.-sa 20 faithfully and /
fully carry out the Declaration O.
th, national convention % ls,a Of ;
the republican party, by prDviiing
a fair and impartial election law for
a free and honest popular ballot ii
every congressional district in the
United States, 50 as 10 secure to
every citizen, rich or poor. native
or foreign bora, white or black, the
right 10 east one free sl,gtaui have
it duly counted.
Protection Is demanded for the
wool industry equal in that accorded
the mos. favored manufacturers ~
wool, So that in Iue Zine tse NWrri-
can wool Erower> viii supply ali lEs
wool a. every kind required fOr
consumption r. the United States.
Legislation by Congress a,5 the
States is favored % encourage in /
every practical manner the inter
estS II agriculture in all is depart
ments. Protection Of labor anu the
rights OF the lgb0reE are among the
first obligations Of the government.
Sorrow Is expressed az the death Of
General Fremont.
The platform was adopted amid !
prolonged applause. and the Conven-
ton adjourned.