The Minneapolis observer. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1890-1???, 1890-09-13
THE CAMPAIGN.
Results of Various State oonven-
tions on Tuesday.
Mlnnesota Democrats Nominate Judge
WIiaon for 0over1or-ksnsAs Kss1b-
lntsslonlsts and Democrats Fuse
Other Political News,
MtNNksorA pEMocRArS,

ST PAuIa Mimi, Sept 10. The DEM
cratic State convention on the hrst bal
lot yesterday nominated Thomas VIII |
son. of Winona, for Governor, over A. A. |
Ames. Wilson got 500 votes; Ames, |
iO4. The remainder OF the ticket is rs
follows: Lieutenant-Gov Governor T., q.
| PAIL; Secretary OF state. A, I. Lind
holm; State Treasurer, C. NJ, Foote;
State Auditor, A. Hermann; Attorney
/ General, u. 4. Calhoun; Clerk OF the
Supreme Court 4. +. o'Hare.
The platform adopted denounces tho
dictatorship OF Reed, declares for tariff
for revenue only, denounces the Mo
| Kinley bill for unjust additions TO the
already excessive burdens OF Federal
taxation; congratulates Republicans or
their progress toward the Democratic
position through reciprocity, aud favors
liberal pensions while denouncing the
extravagant bill passed by the Repuh-
lican Congress-; eommends Cleveland In
honorable retirement and extends
heartfelt sympathy to Ireland
KANSAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WICHITA, Kan, Sept l0,--The Re-
publican resubmission party OF Kansas
met in State convention here Tuesday.
Hon. ID. A. Banta, of Great Bend, was
elected chairman Tho committee on
resolutions reported the platform. IL
renews the pledge of unwayering 10y
atty To the principles OF the National
Republican party, favors reciprocity,
demands free coinage Of silver, such
notifications OF the tariff laws as will
|, give equal protection to agriculture
and manufactures, an equitable bank
rupt law aud liberal pension laws On
! the question of prohibition the plat
form says;
We arraign the party managers In this State
: az dislo5ai 20 the principles and unfaiihful 10
4 the interest OF the Republican party. We
= charge that they have put the party in Kansas
out of harmony with the National Republican
: party and thereby absolved us from al obllga-
y tions to longer acknowledge their leadership.
The convention, in compliance with
l.. an agreement with the Democrats by
}. means OF a conference committee, nomi'
y mated Charter Robinson for Governor
10 and d. A. Banta for Lieutenant-Gov'
d ernor.
KANSAS DEMOCRATS.
WICHITA, Kan, Sept TO- The Dom
ocrats met in convention Tuesday and
:. organized by electing II. H. Harris, o
Fort Scott, permanent chairman ant
a, received and adopted the following re
a. port from the committee ON resolutions
~ Resofssd.a That we the Representatives ~ ~
NJ Democratic party OF Kansas, Ia convention Il
n elare Continued opposition 10 all paternalisi
he In government State and National affairs "
or declare the Federal election bill a legitlmat
"A offspring OF the party which iiiohed Pres
~ dency we favor a tAriT law based upon publ
as necessities aud not the greed Of capital oI
az aat nd
n earliest resubmlssion ~ tho so-cAlod prohil
m itory amendment TO a vote OF the people, v
=, arraiRn tbs Republican members OF the Nj
a. tionAl House Of Representatives from kAnsa
~ for their unanimous vote for the Mckinley bill
I'd The convention then proceeded :
nd nominate a ticket. There we're tw
candidates for Governor, Charles Robin
son, resubmissionist, and cx.Governo
Is Click. a straight-out Democrat and tn
by only Democratic Governor ever eleete
in the State When the Discriminate
us 10 fuse with tho resubmissionists be
he came evident Mr. Click withdrew an
is Mr. Robinson was nominated by accla
lr- nation.
n The ticket WAS completed AZ follow
%; Lieutenant Governor, u, A. Bantl
ma Treasurer, Thomas Kirby; .Audito
80 Joseph Dillon; superintendent OF Pull
81; lie instruction, NJ u. Woods Chief Jul
on tico Supreme Court, NJ II. Nicholson
%, Attorney. General, John Ives.
.se DELAWARE REPUBLICANS
DovEH, Del, sept i0-~Tbe Repul
lican State convention met here Tue
A day and nominated II. A. Richardson
no Of Dover. for Governor. Henry y. Cal
no non. OF Bridgeyille, was nominated Il
he Congress-
Ike NEw HAMPSHIRE PHoHIBIrIoNisTs.
in. CoNconD, N. H., Sept TO- AT the Pr
,at hibitiOn Stats convention Tuesdi
TO Josiah NJ Fletcher. OF Nassau. was nor
SEES mated by aeelamation for GOyerno
Congressional nominations were ma
as follows: First district Rev. Frar
X. Chase, OF Dover; Second distris
he Charles II. ThOrnd yke. Of Concord.