Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-06

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lean state soassnsion On Wednesday
ssssstsd hessra Dsxsang. spsass.
kideost and FELTON, - asiegates at large
tn the national coaveasioA Ths plat
form declares far tho free ana unlimited
coinage Of silver. The eiTht-hovr law
and al amendment to tho constitutes
81 the United States providing for the
election OF United States senators by
direct vote of the people were in
corsed- Ias platform inccsxes Prssi-
deaf harrison's sdxninistrsti0n aad de-
eiares he Is good saoush for party
leader n 1891, bot fails 70 instruss The
delegates
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. May She re-
publican state convention nominated
George w. Winssead. of Dresden. fer
governor. d. A. Num-, John c. Honk.
Il. Clay Evans and J. c. Napier (col-
sred) were elected delegates frsm
the state at large 70 the national con-
ventscn- They ere Instructed To vote
for the denomination of Prcsiden. Har-
rtson.
Maryland Republicans.
FREDERICK, Md, May 5-The repub-
hcans held their state convention on
Wednesday. The delegates elected 70
the national convention At Minneapolis
are James A. Gary. Louis E. Mccomas,
Alexander Shaw and Thomas $. He'd
son. The delegates are instructed tc
vote for Harrison
Godfather Of the state.
MrSxsAroLis. MINI. May s.-Ths
North Dakota state ropublicsa cosveu'
ton ~ Grand Forks elected The follow
ing delegates 70 the nasiossl csnven-
tisn: Thomas r. McHugh. John A.
Percival. w. II. Robinson. Gerald
Pierce. Alternates: A. IL. Tofthemen,
W. l. Henscomb, Oscar Barrett. r j.
Mitchell. A. j. Measham. George n.
B.agenhsimer. The resolutions char
acserizs President Aarrison - tAs god
father Of the commonwealth" and
warmly com.nsnd his sdministrAtioa
women On the List
CHEYENNE. Wyo.. May s.-Nc matter
where tho Wyoming delegation be
seated n tbs republican national con
vention At Minneapolis I. will 20 ths
center Of attrsotzoa, for In it, ranxi
| viii b ssen two womeu-Ars There's
| A. Jenkins and hrA G. W. CarlstOA, ..
UintsA county. whs have bsea selcstet
% sltsrnates.
Mr.. Jenkins b the wiks q mar
chant Of tAts city. She Wa . schssl
teacher In Wiscsnain. Fer tss
years she has bssa IN active 20
liticai worker. A. the stasshoo<
celebration here in 1890 she va.
the orator Of the day and spoke
| for an hour 70 1900 people
shs handled issues of the day in
tslligen.ly. offered wise suagestisnl
for the veal OF the young state. sna a
together made = brilliant and hpisAed
address. She Is . lssgs wemsp. sctiva
snd vigorous. with . powerful vcis.
| and uses forcefui eestures. If thsre il
An opportunity she will speak q Hin
| neapolis-
Mrs. q. w. Carleton Is The daughter q,
| Elder Snow. of tAs Asr0Sa eassreh n
Salt Lake. She II . business woman
| assisting her husbaaA In Allnx lumber
| and fuel contracts Ma Carleton is (;
| woman vet young. She was Q member
| of the irrigation convention at Sal
Lake Las. summer and has been quite
| prominent in poktics fer years. In the
state convention were tive delegates
from this city. Mra Elliott and Emm,
Schultz. both business women
Fer . THIRD Party.
BinxfSeHAM, Ala, May 5.-The con
| vensisn Of alliancs presiaepts. which
met In this Wednesday. indorsed by I
unanimous vote the proposition 70 or
gsnize . third party fer the coming
| presidsntial campaign. An address wa
| prepared urging uPon the menbers q
the party the necessity Ter united 90
harmonious action.