The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-06

and that our gold, silver and paper issues
may be kept on an equal footing. Inc
platform also favors q liberal pension
policy, and denounces the Democratic: at
tacks on the present administration oil the
Pension Office as made for partisan pnr.
poses. President Harrison is indoTsed ana
his triumphant reelection predicted.
c. B. Hart, Thomas E. Davis. John Hew-
lit ard John A. Hutchinson were chosen
delegates at-large.
HUTCHINSON, Kans.. May 5.-'Ihe R"puo-
lcan State convention met TINS afternoon.
Judge Bassett of Nemea County was made
temporary chairman.
IL the afternoon j. K Gabbison OF Kan
sas City, kans., was made permanent chali-
man. The platform favors such legislation
by Congress as will enable the people OF
Western Kansas, by scientific methods, to
subject that portion OF the State to the
profitable production of agricultural prod
ucts; demands the amendment of the IN
terstate commerce law 10 make 1t effective
in preventing Determinations; urges the
passage OF such laws as will increase the
coinage of silver, looking TO the free coinage
product OF our own mines as soon as II can DC
done without injury to the business inter-
ests OF the country; approves the EFFORTS OF
the present administration in seeking tne
cooperation Of the nations Of the world IN
bringing silver to parity with gold; heart-
lily ndOrses Harrison's administration. but
tariff and reciprocity, and praises Secretary
Blaine's administration OF the State De-
partment.
Ex-Governor Anthony was nominated for
ngreSsman-at-large and ex-senator 1n-
gals nominated for delegate. at-large TO the
national convention. At the mention OF
ingalls, the convention went wild. The
nomination was finally made by acelama-
ton. The other delegates are: c. q.
James (colored), Calvin Wood. l.. A. Rig-
ger, Ed G. Little and A. II. Ellis. A reso-s
luton was adopted instrueting the dele
gates to the Minneapolis convention not 20
vote for any man for national committee
man who now holds a Federal position.
The convention then adjourned.
ROANOKE, Va, May 1.-The Republican
State convention was called to order this
afternoon by General Malone. Three
cheers were given with will for Harrison
as the next President OF the United states.
In his speech, General Malone unmerci-
fully scored the Democratic party in Vir-
ginia, and condemned the recent State debt
settlement. The following delegates-at-
large were elected: General William
Harris and Hon. Henry Bowen. The
platform indorses HarrisOn'S administra-
ton, praises Blaine, calls for immediate ac-
ton on the free silver question, indOrses the
Mckinley bill and demands efficient coast
defenses and navy that shall inspire re-
spect throughout the world. The minority
report instrueting the delegates for Harrison
was bitterly opposed by the Malone men,
and the prospects are coed for an allnight
session.
PROVIDENCE, May 5.-The Republican
State convention met this afternoon. Ben
jamin NJ Ellsworth was elected temporary
chairman. He declared that Rhode Island
would go Republican in November. The
temporary organization was made peIma-
nent After electing delegates to Minneap-
oils the convention adjourned.
DOVER. Del, May 5.-The Republican
State convention met this afternoon. Dr.
Hiram Burton was made temporary chair
man.
The following delegates were selected:
Senator Anthony Haggins, James II. VIII
son, George Ii. Massey, George William
Marshall. Frank Bason, George +. Pierce,
They were uninstructed. but favor Harri-
sons renotuination. The resolutions in
dorse Harrison and Blaine, approve the
Mckinley bill. favor the free coinage OF
silver only after the establishment by ap
international agreement of the parity OF
gold and silver.
PoCATELLo, Idaho, May 5.-The Repub-
lcan State convention 10 choose delegates
to the Minneapolis convention was held
here to-day. Ex-senator w. j. Mcconnell
was elected chairman. The following dele
States Senator j. NJ. Sh0up, W. b. Hey
buro, NJ. 3. Grimm and D. c. Lockwood.
The platform renews allegiance to the
doctrines of the Republican party, con-
demns the Democrats in Congress for at
tempting TO put wool and Mexican lead and
silver ore on the free list, and for refusing
to make adequate appropriations for the
is not referred to In the platform, but
strong Blaine plank was adopted.