The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS.

Meeting OF the state Cosveation Of ftu-sis
The Nentioa OF secretary Hisinss >sns
Gale Gut Much EsfhusL an Post Won't
mated For Associate Jas;ic~->humvsy
and Narvse For Kegents-rhs Platform
LINCOLN. Ncb. sept si-The r-Pao-
lean convention assembled yesterday
morning and Vas called 10 order
promptly 1T 10 O'Clock by Chairman
Watson. OF tho state central committee.
who made a brief speech OF the owen
sionAl sort
III the Signs are true. = Sail Chair
man Watson. 'fhr republican national
convention AZ Omaha Icbee~l ia isSi
will nominate the next president of tho
United states and that MAJ win r
the glorious captain ot the gallant ship
OF state. the skiliful navigator. the
fearless leader, the bright the bril-
liant the matchlrss Blaine
At the mention OF the name 81 blaine
a secre: ord from the rear y a. touched
and the Portrait o! the grea' exponent
OF reciprocity dropped in sight
The esec; was magical Five hun
dred delegates INSTANTLY sprans - their
fee, and cheer after cheer ~rc>ounded
through the hall for the distinguished
secretary Of state
In concluding his speech Chairman
Watson introduced George Ihum-
mel. Of Grand Island ~ temporary
chairman. Chairman Thumncl WAS
greeted with cheers His speech was
brief
Among the revolutions Introduced AMI
referred - a committee Wa one prr-
sen,ed by J l. heck. Of Buffalo eS
tending the greeting of tho cOnVrn-
ton Ia the republicans vh" are ~
nobly battling for the principles OF our
party, for honest money. n reformed
and fair protective tariff and Tor Nr
Blainc's idea ~ reciprocity. Cheers
The platform renew, ius Plcdgr - al
lcgiance a. the principles ~ the rcPuh-
lican party, speaks OF the rapid dc'cl-
opment of the state under republican
rule. "A prosperity which should silence
calamity takers. concTatu'Ate>
Presiien, Harrison ON his wise ard
courageous administration. anal con
tinur>:
w are heartily In favor 90 the E'argsl
provisions - th~ Inter state act.
4 4 49, i.msrd the regulation go al rail
way and transportation lines - such q man
n.T a. To- insure far and removable tat's &"
the producer an 1 consume 80 tn ,Hu.tr,
Ne favor such iygi>ia' ton - - 90 prevent 81
illegal com Iuat"us and uujusf 'Aa'tuus
by aggr"ga,cicapi al and corporate pos"r>
W. ten. 1t upon the suppression 90 aItru.t-
combines and scheme, Sc gu"i To- art
ne a IL increase the pTiC" 80 The u"''-ssfT-
~ ltir.
We rsipics in the manifestation ~ H rn.ts.
VI or aud -~ts'~-uansHlp IN tn" conduct u
our foreign affairs under the EuuLfrE band
Of Americas fhNurit- -uu. iiutr-s o. str'
We approve ~" liver CulntE' at 80 ''
present admin strat"u hN ~aI.t a.. .lr. q,
prudu,t.ot the oliver mime ": ths tut'f
state. - added tu the rUTr'u 3 90 TIA v'v
pl. but 49, dcn"unC~ the e.. mocTsliC .u
trim. 81 free and unlimited c"inaE' 90 -l'.f
a. Gnanci policy able 4" Itrc Vts'' ttr
people Of tN'ry city ant cN'fv -tFt 80 80"
union i'm a pruion ed AMI disastrous i"U.'-
son and d'Iay the revival 81 ru~iu'sS ui't
PRISE aud prosperity : lri"utl' d'- III 'u.'
now apparently near ia" tree 49,! uvi ut'l
coinage of-iIycr would tend tu the hoard n-
of gold an ! for. the use ot ia AZ money 900
the payment uf wages in every ~"fE~UHI
ntlt, factory. store and farm. md t"rd e. the
scaling down ~ s1g~- 81 the t"tlrF~ already
depressed and weakening a." purchasing
power of the dollar VII ch souli %" u--i 6
purchase the Uroi g. o. th" ftruFf-. "
are iu fiv"r % having every do'lh - good
a. ANY other dollar
W. demand the maiuieurnC' 10 te Amer
lean system of protection tu :" r'fn iU
iu-try and lai"r. IT." p"i,r th'' re- been
Identified with every period q our Htti.Gii
prosperity aud wc adW. - 20, q" u1- 80 a. .
heroic -tatc.mln. william M'hEn|vy, Jr D..
whom the p-opl. ot oh" Nil make thor
mex gosernor a. aTrroguitt1n 80 bi, max
niicent services e. The cuuut'v. W. also
commend and ini"r-- that pol &. 81 rep
roClty by u tiCa the Contra and ~En'b
American nations and the spanish luitt-.
are being opened up Z" our tyhi' upon
favorable terms aud by which III tn ~ur
plus products Of our country may rnh r.
market aud b.. which ~ Ou- people -Hs 3
receive In exchange th' Rotor a I"us Iiur 80
products phish #" not Ir LEA o. ruin"us
competition among our own r'"Ui" nor dc
-troy the developing indus re- 80 CUR com
irE
Tn. r,-O,utlon~ expires CDHhd'uC he tie
worlds Columbian C,pnsitl"n. and itS"r- a
-tl'c cNhtb Z. denUuncr- the pr't'n~ 'n- e
the democratic uarty platform Which pr'
tends mpathy Tor the anton ~"II'rs but
invrlgh- against pensions and general, ar
raj M. the I.tnocratty parry Tor - Jpurl,
iralin in regard to Civii serve" uu RE-
.Icc, ous by i.nornC| * frau DO \'hta~S
but saving nothing aE sUt q IN IL -tufh
and Il, npuuCr- 10 - ih On" - 90 labor
-.htni to break doa %" d'f"u-' q" ~
CtS.i,S. q" block tHr wheel" - home 60
Gu-,ry and e. d.sra the ma..". 80 tho p"
rl"-
The nominations for a candidate Tor
associate justice of the supreme court
was declared In order and II was deter
mined that the first ballot should 10 an
informal one. On the informal ballot
NJ II Reese, Of Lincoln. received "a
votes, Amasa Cobb. also Of Lincoln
and the present chief Justice. coo: 4 VI
Post, 60: ". n. Morris. "; I - g IIar
risou. Of Grand island. VI
The contention ih.n p'"cr"i"d ."
formal ballots but Tie contest vas a
stubborn one. Reese received 231v"t">
Cobb ai2. Post u. Harrison = and Nor
ris s5. I'm the second Post began ."
gain and on the third suddenly d"VcI-
oped great strength. receiving III
vote. TO Cobb's POO. Recess e1i. Harri
sons IS and Morris ~ In the four b
ballo, Post began tO lead from the very
start
Al the close OF the blllnt hia ioii"N
er> bad swelled 20 %. Will. Cobb re-
ccived i3s votes. Rees~ - and MORN
H. The nomination Of Post vas made
unanimous
For regents % the university "
Shumway. @! Dawson county. and
Charles MARBLE. - Douglas county.
were nominated on the arSt ballot
After eIec.ing Dr. : II N"ro"r. 81
Omaha chairman - b stat central
commi =. 30 convention al ,urn~d
AMERICANS WELL KNOWN.