Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-14
Political Points.
IRv telegraph 10 the Dispatch

HARRIsBUBd. Pa, April 13.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention. IN session here to-
day. declared, among other things, "for honest
money--the gold aud silver coinage OF tho Con-
ettution-and for a currency convertible into
such coinage without loss; and IL resolved,
among other things, that "the sentiment Of the
PENNSYLVANIA Democracy Is Overwhelmingly for
the denomination TO the presidency OF the
man who gave TO his party intellectual
AMI political leadership and 10 the country a
pure and elevated administration. we declare
our conviction that the best interests OF the
party and OF the country demand me nomlna-
lion and election OF Grover Cleveland as Presi-
dent. and we are confident that under his lead
ership the principles Of Democracy Will win a
glorious victory; and 20 the END tnat me vote
and influence OF Pennsylvania may be most
effectively heard and felt the delegates this day
chosen are directed TO act as unit In all mat
ters entrusted TO their charge, said action TO be
deteIm ned by vote OF the majority of The
WoSTrKLIER, W., April 13.-The Republican
State Convention TO select delegates TO the ma
tionai convention adopted the following plat
form: Resolved, tnat we recognize IN tae well
can party in its illustrious career SAFE
rule OF action for the governments OF its fu-
ture policy; that the Republicans Oh Nef-
mont regard protection for American INDUS
tries. an honest do lar and an honest ballot the
leading considerations, deserving continued ana
earnest national endorsement; that We endorse
the administration OF President harrison as
tura and DrOgreselve ana IN the treatment pt
foregn questions broadly, courageously Amefi-
can" =. r
DETROIT, MIcH., April 13.-The delegates to
the State Republican Convention, which meets
To- morrow, are already gathering. There Is no
doubt Alger men will largely dominate the con-
yention. -
ALBANY, April Ex-senator Connor's congress
sicp al reapportionment bill has passed the As
sembly without amendment-ayes go. noes o.
and the bill now goes TO the Governor.
TALLAHASSEE. FLA, April i3.-Ihe ReDubii-
can state Convention met here to-day with 2l2
delegsies present, about half OF them white.
After a spirited ilght and much speech-making
Josoph K Leo (colorod) was elected temporary
cheirman. and Mitchell OF Nassau tcolorei) and
Rnsh and Knapp (white) wore elected secreta-
rsss Of me convention. At 1880 +. NJ. the Com
,n,ttee on Credentials was still out The great
esf confusion prevails.
NTw OgIyAKs, April 13.--Superyisor-of-Re Regis
tra,ion flynn, for the parish Of Orleans, has ap-
nolnfad the commissioner OF election for each
ward In the city recommended BY the regular
Republican party IN the Interest OF the Leonard
MN ORLEANS, April 13.-Ths TiMss- Demoerafs
pat.a rTax1 specal says: ."The hly-white
s,sss Rsnublican Convention affected perma-
ncnt ORGANIZATION to-day. 0fficers we're elected
and an address was read apfeaiing 70
the white Republicans OF Texas to "res-
cue the Republican party In the aye rom
~ present degl AIDED and hopeless condl-
,i,n ana depicting "thc ascendancy OF tgno-
rance and iliterscy In the party xnich had cub
minated in mob violence at lis State conven-
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