Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28
mittee is said to be a decided victory


mud the II II deserted Tn an instant.
The situation tonight IL tina. the
| Sherman forces arc apparently more
! than ever determined To name three II
| the four delegates az large from Ohio
| to the national convention nj Mime.
| npolis, and the Foraker cohorts insist
| that they should at least have two. IL
I IL certain that the withdrawal of a. l.,
| Congcr from the possibilities was one
! OF the developments Of the evening.
The committee On permanent organ.
izstion have deriiud on General Me-
kiuley for permanent chairman. The
platform committee Is said 10 he praC-
jicslly agreed upon platform "udofa'
ing Hatflson's national administration
and MclSinlcy'H course n governor,
beside .ulogiziug The Mckinley bill;
Inserting separate wool plank, M
well ns condemnlug the action OF Con.
grcls regarding cotton ties; referring o.
the silyCs question, an honest dollar II
| demanded; direct Instructions fur HUr-
ripun were UNDERWOOD a. bC omitted iu
dCierunce 10 MclNinlry'a contingent
candidacy, anu also because some o.
Fnrskcr'r Lieutenant might, u wa8
feared cudeavor TO defea, Them.
INV JIlthIh hEiNNllbh No
TnF.roN, y. j., \ fl a7.-Tho Re.
publican State convention met ut
noon. The platform euIorsca Harri-
sons administration; Hpplauts hia
foreign policy; praises reciprocity; de-
cllfra In favor u protective trriil; or.
posoa III attempts TO Il, base the national
currency, and unyieldiug oppogition 20
free silver. John a. Blair was nlfde
temporary chairman. and delivered g
lengthy auot CHI. After the app Tut
ment OF committees recess was
taken.
when the convention convened the
temporary officers were made perma-
nent, aud the election Of delegates
proceeded with, aud resulted In the
choice OF General W. !. Sewgll, Gar
rcit a. Hobart, George a. Hulscy aud
John J. Blair. Resolutions were then
read and adopted. Some opposition
was made to the resolutions because
thoy did not mention Blaine. After
listening 10 n witty partisan speech
by Congressman Horr, the convention
adjourned.
NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN, STATE
cONvENg1ON.
CoSCoRD, ". H., April 2T.-rhe
Republican State Convention met ut
neon. Hon. Hiram u. Upton, the
permanent chairman, addressed the
convention, culogizlng Hnrrison, Me.
klnley aud Blaine amid cheers. Dele
gntcs az large 70 the Minneapolis con-
vention were then chosen and the plat
form adopted.
The platform endorses the "dIg-
niileJ, clean, able administration Of
President Harrison" which has made
the nation respected abronl ami pro.
NOTED It's prosperity; demands the
nomination By the National Conven-
ton ut Minneapolis Of candidates
whose character and record are such
that they viii be recognized without
platform or pledges, ns nblo, unialter.
lug representative Of the party that
stands for tnrin protection OF home in
duatry aud enterprises upon tho lines
OF tho Mckinley law aud reciprocal
arrangements which will open foreign
markets 10 our products without de.
stToylng domestic demands; nm honest
currency which cannot he used to rob
the wage wOrkers, pensioners or other
private or public creditors Of their
lust dues, and which viii be accepted
lNI MI ~ IluIIAIAN W NN NJ WI AAAHtn anu
under ali circumstances, without com.
pulsion;the assertion Of all the Nations
rights mud the defense vi the
Nations honor In all countries aud up
ON all sea-; the completion OF power.
fuI navy aud an adequate coast aud
harbOr defense. the substantial support
OF merchant marine.
MAINE REPUBLICANS NEXT.
BANdoR, Maine, April 97.-rbe Re-
publican state Convention met today.
The platform endorses protection and
reciprocity; opposes free silver; eN-
pressed continued loyalty anu devotion
TO that great statesman and leader,
James q. Blaine, and also says n good
word for Reed; endorses the wise ad-
intimidation Of President Hafrihon;
declares that the best interests Of the
party aud country win be- served by
his denomination and reelection. IL
was stated that tho last resolution was
not Intended as an instruction 10 the
delegates.
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS IN SESSION.
KrAREY, Neb., April 25.-rhe Re-
publican state Convention Is In sea-
sion here. United States Marshal
SlnuglSvr was made permanent chair.
man. Resolutions instruc,ing tue
delegates 10 the National Convention
to vote for tho denomination Of Harri.
son were passed with much enihusl-
asm. Edward Rosewator, editor of
the Omaha Bee, was endorsed by an
almost unanimous vote asa committee
man for Nebraska.
After the elocling OF delegates reso-
luton was introduced that ltosewater
bc obliged 10 pledge himself 10 support
the whole State ticket, and that In case
OF his failure to do no, the fosmor roso-
luton, inslruoting the delegation to
vote ior him NJ national committee
man, be declared null and void. After
q heated debate the untl.llOyewater |
resolution was disposed OF by motion
TO adjourn, which was adopted, BE-
fore tho delegations left the Opera
House, they informally passed u
resolution iayoring the bounty for beet
sugar.
TIE LEADERS OF me NEW YORK
RFPUBLiCANs.
ALBANY, N. Y, April 97.-'rhe
l.adurs OF the Republican party In the
State are now herr, aud the dptaila Tor
tho organization Of the State cOnyon-
lion tomorrow are nearly completed.
In all likelihood eX-Mlnister 10 France
MhitslAN Ilpia viii be chosen perman.
ent chairman OF the convention. In the
platform toe administration will be en-
dOfseJ, Blaine endorsed, and Reid'h
a