Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-04
At HARRISBURG.
pFNNsYLvANlA STATE DEMO-
CRATIC CONVENTION.
,.suo, to he Avoided-Bardsiyism
c,e,elsnd IA high Favor.
.,, telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l


,..-or George II. Hoffman, {. Il.
>t'' Rihle. and !. n. Sells. The
'., in the convention consists
,'.....s made up OF one represen-
.t,- every i,oOO votes or Iracuon Oh
.,i CO.., for Governor fa'usoh Ia
.'. ,..r n the roll and making Of
.r. consumed forty minutes.
-1 ,ho delegates were present. AT
'.,e,i "a Of temporary chairman IN
, .......su Katie. Of Berks, nominated
,nd. o. heading, for that posi-
'"t. was unanimously chosen. Mr:
.,ndnctcd to the char amld
..,-.,r,v HLAND's RNxARKs.
......s ho expressed his conscious
,l. compliment paid by his
,.-nporary chairman was paid
..~..a.f hut - the $1,000 Demo
r.v of old Berks county.
., ,Is history Of the party has
h,eu begun under more auspi-
,..r.,.n- conditions. Never as
i.rrl..c heart and public mind
M. u-lt upon. Never before
lec9iy feel the necessity
.rf.e administration of pub
Never before WAS the feeling so
'.t-tt ticket put in nomination
,. overwhelmingly elected.
......n WI. be fought on local
..a.t RATIONAL
.r.,.4, oWS prorHET. GROVER
tITyFLAND.
,.trf. rh,, that the people of Penn
f.r teachings Of their own
,.-.,,. Cleveland. Tremendous
a.. .satlu the last campaign
.. n p. Glorious 10 him than any
.. lave been, tor no thinking
30 feeling that the lessons
... Democratic victories all over
.-. -,.e ii> defeat are attributes
--.,s.u- 0t Grover Cleveland and
-l uabls represents. lAp-
F1. v- sre no1 going into ma
....... It's our duty to the people
.. ...-n .gtthe Republican vampires
r.p l-0.fi.utlng public Offices all
.i.-t.. -.'".
,~HANrTrL THING.
-.... .ta..-u. thing that the State
... Auuior-Gcneral, Mercantile
..... AMI tL- great newspapers of
..4 should ION IN a conspiracy
t.. lr.asury iapplausel. and
nr a'i..s ot Grover Cleveland
r.,i IS public trust" has
rei ll-s have crminally made
.ar. lu- Of pTott, 10 the scan
...r p,op Of the State. The
81 .e Rr-r ehed from the grasp
... .,...u II l.e Republican party.
fig tl. last twenty-five years
.,- though prostitution and
...
Il-IIs \ fEERIEss.
-..-. las been tut one Democratic Gov
o. -. t..- safe ~ the last thirty years.
..r4-cMtlt 10 the eminent men
t..-l i1e office 10 say that that
t-t.Iis peerless among them oil.
.-..- ....rg-a. In Robert L. Pattlson
.a l'r-c representative of those
L1nl-. thus" eternal ideas
- ..t... faith enuuciated by the
-. 44, jeGelson. Applause and
- ,ysr,.a, a. T. o'clock, took a re-
t -..
YtyI'I--H lIRNAS SKINNER.
e.. -l. afternoon session George W.
?. ..- fHa county. was made per-
.-..'r. ..l-1. IN his speech on taking
Nr >Aruer SAID the issues Of
.. ..-i =. must te state issues, pure
.-.. ..-l lone Others
... platform was tlen presented and
E --. ,.l.lsIr. each plank beng
D.. boa, road
H,ussT.ONs.
f-,., .,- .re then IT order. Robert
a~ ~.4R
,-fe--iAl. and A. l.. 1llden, of
20 cf-.- l-easuTer-bOth on first
.rT tI1r FCR Mr.. SCOTT.
-.' 6. large = the Constitutional
refe chosen. a resolution of
N- William l.. Scott. who Is
a-s - ptei and the work OF the
So. ,Liel. Some time. how
..s.-l ~ hearing speeches from
.'.. n-.-- .li i-lden.
liz NOMINEES.
.. ..'i- leading lawyer Of East
.-.4a and - secretary of the
.,...4 .-.l 81 air Commission.
--- i1- D,,u lumber-dealer and
4.--...r AID i- regarded as a repre-
t.- Granger element of the
i-- % ~, sent Deputy-Secretary
-nts4.i.
rl4 IIA-F0RW.
ID. -. adopted by the convention
t-- I'.Tes. natives Of the De
fel--ylyaula IN convention
f.-.w our pledges of devotion
- n. our party N the cOun-
large U.s. declared ID the platforms
INVENTIONS If 1884 ana
yr1 W the election of those
tfv of the American peO-
-- a- we have always been. III
-- -.-..f and economical admin
n.lr gda.rs. OF limiting ex-
tlg taxation 10 meet the
'.s 10 tie Government, OF a
OlTreLcy based on gold
-. and circulated in such
-, N... keep them on a parity,
--l revision Of the tariff. Of
.-,. rns,Jn-laws and of all
es Station tending 10 IN
"-l IS and Aslten the burdens
III. 10 and affirm that the State
ll Pennsylvania involves
i'.~'-. politics. We appeal 10
t.,c citizens, regardless Of
-..-l1r-, 20 unite III yindl-
- 90 his Common wealth
'ar fiscal and auditing de-
'' foyernmen' from official
-- -'-rt Practices"
-tll-H ArFEKRED TO.
g. j. inclusive are devoted 10
- TIE Republican Admin
t.r 0'ate AID the city If PhIla-
t' John bardsley's trans
-. i-.-A 10 pledges reform In
.--..yi All the punishment OF
lfisT DENOUNCED.
'4s t..lsws:
t. iA, corrupt and shame
'.-.i - Senator Matthew 8.
ites - the State. and
-4''in ne Republican party
llesccnce In the leader
".' ha. utterly fdlie0 10 de-
l crave charges against
''- aud political record"
Nis4aAIIOS CO2iMGSDED.
i-'-sDl'- administration is
1000 aud a declaration is
',' u Tie Ausiralian-ballOt
"' '-pw %! opposition 10 any
vas eA The sate. Al. signs Of
.... .t-i@fsted. aud a. far as Dos
itsi would engender dis
s..,. isg'a..y eliminated. not only
h., '-' IIn but from the conven-
... ilngs. Cleyeland's name
'r.... '-.' Or am, but that Of Governor
q, l..... q deuOnstTatiOn scarcely
--.i .. i-eie Vas pronounced SEN
',...f ,..'.'i .-''i VI Z constitutional con-
-...,.,t ,t.,' ~'q simple, but a qualified
= i.tl,.'' es-lafng for d revision Of
r. s..'-.'-iai law limited 10 ballot re-
H. -'~.'iuiiy accepted as compro-