New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
BAY STATE REPUBLICANS.
GOVERNOR ]. O. A. BRACKET KENOMl-
MATED.
THE PLATFORM ADOPTED by TILE STATE CON-
VENTION OUTSPOKEN on THE TARIFF AND
THE FEDERAL ELECTION BILL.

THE PLATFORM ADOPTED by THE STATE CON-
vENTION OUrSPOKEN on THE TARIFF AND
THE FEDERAL ELECTION BILL
(sr TELEGRAPH TO THE IRiDUSEI
Boston, sept. 1.-THE Massachusetts, Republican,
state Convention met in fremont Iemp'e To-Day Anu
nominated the following ticket
Ia, ;oycrnor-John Quincy Adams Bracket Of Airing
I,.ut.nant Goyernor-w II. Halle OF Springfield
Trca.urer-George A. Msden. OF Lowell
secretary O, state-wiiliAm NJ Olin OF Boston.
Auditor-John Henry Gould, OF Medhed
Attorney. Gen.ral-AlbeIt l. Pillsbury. OF Boston.
rhe convention was quiet staid, dignifed gather
inr of representative Republicans. There was h'''o
IN attention. but there was large cOnveh'ioh
The entire number OF delegates entitled to seats WIS
I .66. and $40 were present. This IN view OF inc
tact that il was known long ago that 30 Tar a. Inc
Governor Lieutenant COvOrenor and state treasurer
,rere concerned there would be no contest was No!
UNEXPECTED. 1t i, rare that larger conventions ha'o
assembled the old Bay state a, usual the personnel
uf the convention was OF Il high order
The places contested for were those OF secretary VI
STATE Auditor and Attorney General. Secretary
Henry Is. Peirce voluntarily retired from
office after service OF fifteen years ho
candidates for the position were Colonel william W.
,,lin who has served private secretary 10 Two ""
crnor> and at present private secretary 10 '"iec
Hcard lie served as private through the late war
entering when only "A boy, and carrying a hlnsKc'
lie has lad several years experience a. reporter
on the Boston press. and is one of the mos: GENIAL
popular, upright gentlemen IN MASSACHUSETTS,
His opponent Willard Ho"Ia"o' VI
chelsea. a lawyer and member OF the hee'>'a'"'0
for two terms lie Is spoken VI 1t.
"A gentleman of ability ana was no "ca" opP"' "
the successful candidate
Mr. Waterman la. held the Office OF Nt'rncy'6eh-
eral for three wears. Hi successful COMPETITOR
Albert L Pil,hury. Is lawyer "f good prae"'c.
lie served in both branches of the legislature an"
has been President of the senate lie L. about iof"
wear, of age J. Henry Gonld who sEccced> Auditor
Ladd has been a miller. and has for several years
been all active worker in the Republican party Nr.
Laid held the Office for aboat twelve years lie Is
understood to be a man Of wealth.
The convention called to order by Joseph y.
Curdett, who conducted in acceptable manner the
preliminary business The permanent president was
Congressman Frederick +. Grcenhalge, Of Lowell MI
Greenhalge'I oratorca abilities have rarely been di>
played to good advantage. lie i possessed o1 a
telling resonant agreeable voice. which has been well
trained. lie is apt in illustration quick at icpar'ee
well versed ia the classics. and ne retains the attention
Of his audience. Ills speech was admirable His
witty. sarcastic. good natucd allu>ion> 10 the Mug
wump aud the Democratic leaders were we'll timed.
and were hecny enioyed. especially his allusion to
the treatment Of Congressman Lodge by Harvard
graduates at the last commencement HIS review OF
,he course pursued by Democratic congressman and
speaker Reed was admirable. lie said in part
Nav / n>cr harsh things OF my independent friends
.'Moc than in anger note thor ncon-iN'-
encic>. They cloquen. in announcing Dudley ana
QUAY. but how much eloq'cn i th-i .N1'" rs 10
Hill AID snd Higgins and Bryce and croker aud
MAYO. Grant, Not even the angelo g'ace> II 'fios,e
can Il song praise their lips They be-
wall mpurity Of the E"lmlcan party and ','S-hw'y
nng themselves s0bbing upon the imuucuae bosom oil
Tprn:any. Imagine Simon Styli; Disguised With the
Sic and vanity OF descending from hi, airy cioi>i"i
Hama. ltIttt- R,,ttn
the peoce that passesh undtstanding. Bu: they have
found lately Icdecmnc virtue IN Mr. QUAY II thy
cannot give hin certificate Of good moral chaacer thy
WILL at least say his sagacty and Judgment in nIc.
,iAl politics Is excellent. Why Simply bcca,-c MI.
OAv il deirous delaying tho OF the Federal Flee
tons bill. And Mr.. Blaine rises In their e-mauon
aud likely become god OF then id"lay because
they think his plan reciprocity will destroy the Mckinney
I'LL, Put they will md that their HOPS are dri's\"
In. world is hollow their d.. stuffed with s,wdi.t and
they will 60 hating MI Baiu" and Nj Quay wor'" thn
ever Now IT is CALLING TO the 'Ieelcfs OF commence
,uent day. seenis "hcIers" on commence
,snt d.v "A well "a on day-it IL calling IN them
10 reflect that II Mr.. Lodge - 'scholaf Ia p'"u'>
must stand at head OF the class somebody must stand
tho foo, and others In edatc places. This give"
rcl, offence respectable people to Very many
...cholars in politics" who saw with MI Webster, h"'
where am to goa Qu"stcH however, III "h"" WY
few rople seem b. profoundly Interested Now
pnthnc i surifl>in. tnsn III" success " y" 'o
lc.n party the better class as they 90 'h'"'
Selves left it. After all the s"Iilc'sl editorials al
the rAncor,s sbu Tired at "" arr dom: ~ wei down
IN Ma II. a, coId be o\-, OREGON and WYOMING ""
, fairly wei, throu cbOut whole In lSoS Why
iycsu,e the planliyng ci~sr.thnAns people ar" >aNhs
Compare the parties TAX" error for error, Vie" Tor N
,tuc virtue saint for saint. scamp for scamp ana
the Republican party. to sobef piactics reasonable met"
viii b ar favorable comparison with any other ana u"
,.,iod .iom 1881, from Buchanan to Cleveland i
tho crandest the history Of the United States 'u"'h'
INK like arch OF triumph snd bow % moni>' blended
and comhind which twO Democratic Ptc,'d-nt> one ~
either end like pair OF >ullp caryatd"- ~" 'onI"'d
bv OF Fate to support and to make roft O''h'
bv contrast pursuance Of thi> line OF reasoning h'"
public opinion o. America in ISIS s''"''"'u
win imperial voice the Republican patty 10 r.
sumo .hc control o. political Affairs Much WIS
eApctd YES demanded. Of the party Of acuo"'
H.. Isriy Of achievement and Will" hcr'u'an l'ooF> WEI"
imposed upon that party. its OPPONENT" ins>"o hat '"o
Ia, should be performed with frtter"d hahd' anu i>
N.a,on. 4 PRELIMINARY must BE- fought bc'"i" tn"
zeal battle begun In 1868 oliver Cromwell hai hung
down tn. SIP as.r'. contempt saving Taxi a"av
that bau'dr." Nearly two centuries ana hal .''f J.
va, taken up Thomas b. Reed. and r"n'"'rd "ih IT.
dignity and power A. the Iron ranks oil 'h' mon
armies o,c,caur a rctclou, minority ia ['GI.
TIE emblem OF popular government orcrcan" i"h'""'
minority in 1890. IN. SPEAKERS mace and the ati'
lrrv o. Grant expressions Of the WI! of th"
n,orlty adapted the peculiar circumstances, OF 'irh
ease Tn. SPEAKER dr.tios'd '""dcnt. they Na'
The precedent was fiction. a fal-'hood m"ch''' IL
had neither life the "rinning 'knl OF poor
Yorck vas Infinitely rcsIe"tablr. In - -tud vas
II; up u precedent which Will stand fortress q"
parliamentary for to come Legislators cahot
.r.scnt for ripo." and absent Tor another az one
and the same Tn" farce Is PLAYED out however
long it may have held tho bosrt Ordinary human
beings very inpatient OF th" magic mUfk. "n"-"
aim j.. urairng IL the object hrcd at j. deer.
but wide Of tn" main II II proves to b" co".
The Governor Lieutenant tiovernor and Treasurer
we're nominated by reclamation. TIE vote for the re-:
naming Offices was a. follows: secretary OF state
Olin 6l., Rowland Jj,i. Whitman A.: Auditor. GouId
G3l. Ladd 587 Attorney General, Pill,bury 1874, Wa
iermsn 30. The nominations, were then made uilai
'nous. The platform commended the revision OF tho
tariff on t'Ose protective principles to which the cam
paign and victory OF 1888 committed the party aud
which, wisely applied and adapted to the cNisuhg
conditions Of business and supplemented by all reason
able and consistent for fostering and ehig
Ing our commerce with American nations, afford Inc