New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
HALLE AND WOLCOTT NAMED
MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICANS NOMINATE
STATE TICKET.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC CONVENTION HELD IN TIRE
MONT TEMPLE, BOsToN-THE POfOH"'
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR NOMINATED
BY ACCLAMATION-DECL
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lion OF PKINIIFbF6s'
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BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TON OF PRINCIPLES.
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Roston Sent 14.-Massacnuscrts Republicans
will have no cause to regret the action oil ,ne
State Convention to-day. 1t has placed IN the
field a strong ticket. L" Halle and Wolcott VIII
inspire respect and confidence in every section OF
the State They are not only emincntly respect
able gentlemen, but are sagacious and prudent ana
en- ioy the entire confidence Of the people III lheir
respective sections of the Old Bay State. "heh
Eben S. Draper, chairman Of the Rcpuoiicah
State Committee, called the State Convention 10
order in fremont Temple to-day he faced one Oh
the finest bodies OF men seen in late years at a
political convention. There was prepohuef-
ance of young men among the delegates all" '"cio
was not lacking evidence Of earnestncs anu Ell
thusiasm always evoked on the eve OF TIE iIeSi-
Dental campaign. The fst conspicuous ooJec's
which caught the eyes of the delegates ''S 'i'cS
entered the hall were the portraits OF hai'noh
and Reid, suspended on the organ pipes ~ "o
rear of the stage. .o
Among the prominent Republicans present were
Congressman Elijah A. Morse, OF Canton cA,0o'
ernor George d. Robinson, OF Cmcopce' 'h"I''
HAYES, of Lynn Charles f. Spraguc, oil Boston
Senator Butler, OF Now Bedford; Senator nay
mond, of Somerville; Ex-Governor BracheV.' VI
Arlington; Congressman Randall, OF New-Dcuio'u
OK Senator Glines, Of Somervilic; ex-senator - ~
Collins of Boston; Forest e. Aahchcs''' VI
Winchester w. b. Sprout, of Worcester; lihoVn9
Spaldiug, Of Northington; Senator ,. T. ou'i'n'
of Atnol: Colonel "A III. Gocthins, OF Sprlhehei"'
w. ID. Sohier, of Beverly; ex-senator S~Neh7' ..
Wcare; ex.Congrcssman Rodney Wallace OIL
Fitchburg; the Rev. Mr.. Noyes Of SomerVliic'
Colonel Albert Clarke, Of Wellesley Congressman
Walker. of Worcester: Ex-Governor Boutwell, aud
Ex-Governor Ames, Colonel Joseph " Petcisoh' VI
Salem Major d. w. Hammond, of llaverhlil' anu
Captain Malcolm Sllars, OF Danvers; D. o'is
Wardwell, Of. Havcrhill; Byron Irueil, oil Law"
renee: the Rev Charles b. Rice, Of DanVef''
REPRESENTATIVE Francis Appleton, 81 fcaoouy !,
Representative William ID. Dennis, OF Salehi a"u
ex-senator McAlpin, of Lawrence.
The preliminary speech of Mr.. Draper was
brief and pertinent, and the convention prOceedcu
with the business before II. Inc chalrhan VI
the Committee on Resolutions was Senator H. d.
Hayes, of Lynn. The president oil the coh'c''-
ton was eN-Congrcssman Charles H. Aleu- VI
Lowell Senator Iloar headed the list OIL WIZ
presidents, and among the others cNo''H
wcrc Senator Dawes, General Banks eA1'o'-
ernors Clahin, Rice, Long, Roblnsoh' ANUS
and Brackctt, Congressman Henry Capot Lousc'
Speaker Barrett, the Rev. Edward Everett iiaIc'
Everett W. Burdet, eX-Congrtssman Ur'enhaisc'
Collector Ieard and many other welEkhowh ucn'
In the reading of the permanent organization '"c
name Of Congressman Lodge was greeted WIN 'c-
mendous applause, MS was that OF ex-Congrcsaiha'i
Greenhalge, of Lowell. The namc OF Charles H.
Allen was received with applause, which orohe
ont anew upon the announcement OF the name OF
Senator IIoar. Mr.. Aliens speech was able ana
earnest References 20 Harrison and Reid ana 10
the Mckinley bill were received with applause aS
were his illusions to the financial policy oil tlc
marty. or the ticket Mr.. Allen spoke ~ follows
nut we are promo TO invite the attention OF inc
conntrv 20 the men wo have named for the most
eyalted station. In benjamin Harrison the Ihited
stat stat n%S Of n the great men Who
mghtiest Of places. As the chief eervant 1l We
s Se has fhaIl'd every duty ably with dignity
and with patriotism. In 10 respect ma IT, pcen
discharge of Of the responsibilities Of his eAnctins
once. The country knows him aud trusts him ana,
believe win sec to de G' w,i M Such orcd, 20
himself and the nation. In wntehw Reid we ree" ,
nrc candidate worthy he hon9 ST,iSTfU oc @P
The second place In the gin Ia the people.
When Mr. Allen finished his speech he was
enthusiastically applauded. The great audience
cheered his sentiments TO the echo. and when the
applause suhsided for moment. II broke ont
again and again The platform was read by MT
HAYES. and its most telling points were punctu-
ated by applause. IL was as follows:
In the coming elec'ion great political issues ana
policies are ~ BE- decided and 10 that decision VIC
urge every legal voter In Massachusetts 10 leHu TIE
weight OF his vote and Influence.
Most important offices are to be nHed we ARE
70 choose the ruler Of great Nation, the President
81 the United states. We 20 choose VICE
President who perhaps. may be cal'ei to th" frcsl
dcncy In this high onicc, carrying this monlch'ouS
posSianty our mos, vital Interests may be concerned
and for The second place In the gn OF American
voters as well az for tho first Massachusetts, dedhos
a man whose loyalty to tho Union has never been
Questioned and whose record and Views upon inc
National currency above suspicion or reproach'
such man is the Republican candidate.
We arc to choose thirteen ConGcsNmen to repre-
sent our view and Interests I'm Washington In
order that the great labor. manufacturing and sSr-
cultural Interests OF Ma husctts may not be ul
represented on great economic questions, we urge
the election of Republican congressman. We are
to choose state legislature which shall elect II
United states Senator, we'll for our state
affairs. We believe that the Republicans In that
body should nominate In caucus and elect United
States Senator without seeking the advice OF or
comidni1ons with any other political party or
parties ., -.
Minneapolis We indOrse the candidates named fh'r"'
We congratulate citizens that under NE w,s'
ana patriotic Administration OF Benjamin Harrison
we hive reached National prosperity mover equalIen
IN the history Of the linked states We believe that
"A continuance Of that Administration wVHa Hlsu'e
n continuance Of that prosperity ~
We believe that that part OF the National 10Y,
ernmcn the House OF Representatives Of the Lilo
Congress which has been overwhelmingly Demo
cratic has been uniathfI to specific promises made
TO the people and that 1t has also been the most
expensive and mpoent House since the FORMATION
OF the Government. -,
We oppose the imitation Of the currency. either
nv the use OF incDnvertible paper money, OF the
free coinage of silver. We take the vote OF three 10
one by tho Democrats IN the last Congress In favor
Of free coinage To be indication OF their party
policy and we believe that policy TO be menace 10
Stability and honesty In National finance we dc-
mand a National currency and National bankruptcy
law We believe paper dollar should be- as so9u'
an honest debt as cOllectabc, loan aS safe IN !>h-
hama rs I'm Massachusetts and throughout the mon.
We believe the Democratic policy. as announces N
the National party platform, OF restoring s'ae Dhh
currency from which suffered before thc VAR
and which caused the contents OF man 5 p"n'r