Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

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b}U sc ueg4osT q anCt-eE party.
He wa rules oat.
For Secretary Of State, william Z.
Adams. o. Bers.en, Was proposed @n@
nominated ~ ths sane Gn21. l-o~s
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Eox State Treasurer, Martin o. Losn-
necksF, of gzcksoa, was proposed, slE
was wstEcrAWu on account o1 Bellen !
nomination from that coanty. " Z.
Ac6lll, OF BAY. aud Hsnry :. B--cA'
n2a, OF Allegzn, were put IA non-.a~-
ton. {. {. ho!te, OF lagealn, got n
kack At aay man Nl0 oEned aEy
Natiooa. bauk stock. A tallot wSs
ordered. Dar.ng its progress i De
came apparent that there was TOO
much vOLng oy visitors a4d spectators
WAC we're not delegates The vote WAS
declared OF ana the roll was called,
TIE delegates youag IN order.
MessEs. HydOgn aud Humphrey, OF
Kent, Gld not respond 10 the I9a call OF
take Any part IN the nomination OF ths
ticket, Oh the ground tnat the platform
adopted ana the name selected Tor the
party onltted al the dist nctiye Green
back features. Tney also objected 70
the plank declaring against t1sloni
they being N favor or the fusion or any
parties that can work together.
The ballot resulted: blackman. 50
McGill, Is. Blackman Was declared
unanimously nominated.
For Audltor-Genera Wm. W. Ora
ham, Of Oakland, was put IN nomina
ted, bnt declined. His declination wa:
knocked out instanter, for the good OF
the PARTY, and the secretary cast the
unanimous vote OF the convention fol
Mr. Graham.
For Attorney.General A. A. Ellis, OF
@CA44~s Ne$> SNr,f,NSNNH e~--0
nominated by the secretary.
For Superintendent OF Public Instruc
ton, the Muskegon crank, Morgan
took turn, and. ground out the name
of David Howell, the Prohibition nomi
nee. Howell was ruled out. Tnen
Charles A. Litter, OF Ingham, "a:
trottSd out, and unanimously noml
mated by the secretary.
For Commissioner or the State Land
Othce, Geo. v. Osburn, OF ST. Joseph
was presented, and unanimously nomi
mated by the secretary.
For Member of the State Board oi
Education, james Powers, of kalsma
ZOO, was brought out, and also unanl
mously nominated by the secretary.
For Justice of the Supreme Court
OBren ]. Atkinson, of St. Clair, and
Wm. Newton, OF GeDesee, were put II
nomination. The latter was Withdrawn
and Atkinson was unanimously nom
mated by the secretary.
Ii was provided that the State Cen
tral Committee be composed of chair
man, q secretary and a treasurer, anC
two members from each Congressional
district. James Winnie, OF Eaton, wal
elected chairman and was authorized
TO appoint his own secretary. MaruI
G. Loennecker, OF Jackson, was elected
treasurer. The rest Of the comnaittet
was named by the Congressional dis
trlcts.
The Committee on Resolutions favor
ably reported another plank for tn,
platform SIS follows:
"Resolred, That we ale in favor Of {
service pension TO every honorahly dis
charged Union soldier"
Not adopted.
The committee untavorably reported
the folio wing:
Resolred, That the right Of suffrag,
| shall be extended TO oil citizens, regard
less of sex"
Mrs. L. A. Hill, of Jackson, spok,
earnestly and feelingIy IN favor or tn
resolution. Lawrence McHugh, of Bay
also advocated it. Mrs. Marion Todd
OF Albion, was called out and ex
claimed: "My Cod a Union Labo
| party hesitatlng on such question il
! this day and age OF the world! | woGl,
/ be ashamed of any one here who woul,
vote against such a proposition" Thel
/ she went on and scored the convention
/ for throwing away the victory whicl
/ was in It's hands. She cnideG them sc
verely for repudiatlng fusion. Edwll
/ Green, of Detroit. called the lady 10 oi
der for talking on fusion. (Cries of "Oh
/ go back to Deiroit''1 She continued con
fining herself TO the suffrage plank
Geo. W. Caswell, Of Oakland, next ad
vocated the resolution. Mrs. Sara
/ Emery, of Lansing, then spoke in fayo
/ Of il and scored James Winnie for q
interruption. Mr.. Greece fought 70
the floor amidst cries Of Question
question" He finally got a chance t
oppose the plank. Frank ". Fogg ros
to his feet TO repudiate Mrs. Emery
charge to Mr.. Winnie that the Labo
party had been sold out last time. B
the time his speech was made be wa
ruled out of order as not a delegate
The plank was adopted by As to %.
Greece here moved TO adjourn; losl
The committee then unfavorably re
/ ported the following plank submItte'
by w. G. Morgan, of Muskegon: Nv
demand the abolition of the liquo
/ traffic as IL now exists"
Mr.. Morgan treated the convention
to temperance lecture. Cries o
"Shut up" "He don't talk honest.
"He don't mean It." "It's le."l II
/ c. Hodge, of Jackson, poured oil upol
I the troubled waters, arguing strongl.
against prohibition. Upon MS motlOl
{ toe uronositiOn was almost unanimous