Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-28
utNY CONVENTIONS.
-ye orvocRAcY or ILLINOIS ApPA-
GENTLY FOR PALMER.
r.tm.rItes, at Any Rate, Aggressive
and Confident-The Cleveland
Men Discouraged.
.g,,elesraph to the Dispstcs.l

r., telegraph TO the Dispstch.l
e...,.,rfrtn. Ill. April 27.-Ono OF tho
. pemocratio conventions IN the
oftbe State convened in this city
ia, Tor four hours the city had been
i,1w,th delegates and other politi-
Ts. Great interest of recent arrivals
...3m the presidential contest The
..,r n,pcrs published telegram from
..- Palmer. expressing his desire 20
whole question 10 the convention
.' t.,.,,nc that he would not be dis
fat g., receive the positive endorse
i.'...f Instructions Of the Illinois De-
Thus message from the Senator
....y,Lat demogaliZing elect on the
i' .... who had been insisting that ne
..,sci 90 Instructions. but u IN
ps. .. f,cuds with an enthusiasm that
'.-.3 with each passing hour.
.r.raMrR MN AGGRKssIyE.
..f Of this was that when the
... met 10 found the Palmer men
,. and confident and the Cleve-
49, -..s slightly discouraged, but re-
f. make a vigorous bght against
,,-.,H.ls for the ILLINOIS candidate.
10 ...fe.y after the meeting of the
..r .res-iOnal delegations and the
...- of commltteemeu, the Commit
niious began the preparation
Oh. .-' ...-..I r.oints we're quickly agreed upon.
..y aria law WAS denounced, and the
r...... .. tle Demo faic piauoim Oi 1908
..t.. r.rr rea1rmcd.
ruE TiSkScIAL PLANK.
...t-- .a'I aud silver standard, the os-
..r .. "a -lrroncy that Will be cOnserti-
..... las o. the holder and the hIing Of q
... unconditional monetary conference
...r..ity r.lv ue maintained ana ali mints
s. d. free coinage. A declaration il
.. f...r Df cicrtlug senators by popular
... ... eicating waron trusts and combines
..I fr degrade wago-earners IS pro
rls platform denOuncgs The State
.. rtyrafon law established by the
legislature as one creating state
. ..sr schools towards which tho sta o
H..iiuc deprrvi iug the parent OF tho
.fr lis child according 20 the die
....s ..uarruce. Hud as sn Invasion OF
-r.. ..ntcrty guaranteed by tie Const-
i-
..rr4.rrs AND STATE CANDIDATES.
r.r.,-r,.-man j. Il. Williams, of
@ made temporary chairman and
...- Crafts. Speaker of the Illinois
r... g representatives., permanent
.-sr a. D. Stevenson, A. W. Green, |
~ Crafts. B. L. Cable. \. J.. Morthing-
ua..rI Watson, John A. King, and |
lF ' OFT CT ~ ~ 81 - AeA ~ |
r.. ..-e.i. of Chicago, and General |
..N L..k we're named as candidates |
....r .ruatiOn for Governor. Altgel1 |
t...u 0u the first ballot David |
.. N.ruup.n county, was nominated |
.-.... Auditor. Joseph Is. Gill, of Jack |
..tr. vas nominated for Lieutenant |
...r.l us acclamauon, as was also W. |
r l..r-iseu. OF Morgan county, for |
.......lf state. John g.. Black. of Dan |
flnnNar at D.rfa
annals. dominated Cor cOngresSmen-at- |
..a r ac.lam4uOn.
ite uaine Republicans.
H,..l1 llr. Aprl 1.-THE Republican |
e.t. Convention met here this noon and |
,...... f.uricr lv Chairman hlanley.
.....-f.ta Committee. Hon. a. X. Sgv- |
D.. tI.uru. presided. General Thomas |
tta.. oi bath. and ". Nj. Nash. Of |
t.--sft'i wtre chosen presldentiai'elec- |
t...a.i ttc following delegates at large |
v.-. ot SOP: Edmund B. Maliet, of |
I..l.rt. Charles L. Lttefeld, OF Rock |
.fI. Inu.i g. Webb. of Watervllle. |
rtJ1.n g. . Cutler. of Bangor.
.t.r.af'oru d. '.ar's thaf the Maine Republi- 1
....r ...a anew flri- faith in the great priuci-
,. t.. ur.-r f-r ra.IF i- cummlttcd-lhc prOtcc- |
r..I 4an-rea,i fra i.- laiued win its ally ana |
l.....l.lcu. re. .tr..ffl sound currency for |
..-...... the r.I.f..l. rghts % all citizens; |
ff..rfy 0' flo tAIC., aud wise and prudent |
......f alton Of ftr General Government. /
..... ..E tIfI pride lNnn the record OF the dis |
r.-..NfI e-cuilfVes Oi the party in Con- |
tf.. .rI ars r.ai fo express their continued |
.vrr snf devotion o. the great statesman nnf |
i.I.- t-rea ary-0,-staie lamosG Blaine. They /
f... f.r r.arrt tt t1rrOas ~ the present ad- |
tr.r,t. o.. .fs wise conduct Of affairs IN all the |
i.rIfft-a af home, aud its marked triumph IN |
g.. 1r. comp plcations which have arisen |
fr... .ne United states ana other untions, |
H.. M VI. .N establishes tlcU confidence |
d PRESIDENT harrison, aud tney believe the best |
H....... Q f.e PARTY aud ~ the country will bo |
t-.s-.fl tv t- rcnomina,ion and reelection. |
.l.. .sst, rI4lr'i whether the last paragraph |
rf..n..f#, tl be an instruction % the dele |
f.. ur paa as-urcd that lt was not, ana with |
GO s.t.r'lniIng the platform was unani- |
l.eI -l i'ei.
Granite state Republicans.
C.yrr n. H.. April 27.-The Republi- |
Ut ~f8-. Convention to-day nominated |
i.s auatiuu the following delegates at |
.-..f tle national convention frank |
tlru.. of Lcbanon Benjamin A. KIM |
l.. ,. Dyucord; Henry B. Quimby, of |
4sp.ri and Charles i. Means, OF Man |
tlt.r
..-r.tclf@s ore uninstructed, but the plat |
f- el .r-.- the dlRnihed, clean, and able |
r.s'r.r.u of President HARRISON" IL SAYS |
Ats HAMPSHIRE k~pubhcans demand and eX- |
tr' OBJ. lcninati0l by tho national convention |
o. N'Hsai.is ~ candidates whose character |
tri r.u-1 are such that they viii be recognized.
F' platform or pledges, as able aud uL- |
''..He rrfrr-cntltlves Of the party That |
fi-s 'r tr1 protection OF home industry |
t.a r -fr-r. upon the lines Of the Mckinley |
aF I. t.lt tho raising - necessary revenues /
10 ching foreigners % pay for the privilege |
' Ht ...t ..nf their merchandise for our money, |
'at. ..ea ty the taxing OF our own citizens: |
t- Hu.. l articles whlch We cannot prodlc |
l.- .l.I Ntl-r q iarIn would be a TAX, and re- |
"i.Fai engagements which will open foreign |
ll'a.'. "a. oar products without destroying the |
a a. ram NEn
"l'.i le .rcl to rob the wage-wOrkcr-, pen-
t'Uh ODD other private or public creditors OF |
Nrf .l.i lle-, aud which will bo accepted for |
80. Do i-rp,'i- g. be, az all times and under |
g. .r -Ituers, without cOmpulsIou; a nee |
.i ani al honest count AMI the rule Of the |
.h ,, ttr assertion OF the nations rights |
.- i'" defence of tho nations honor in all |
cod upon al seas the completion OF |
.tf.f. l. Lafy ana ace luato coast aud harDOr |
-4.stauual support of the merchant |
~ ugr4l appropriations for internal i'm
.'.'-, prompt aud generous settlement |
t- claims % tuion veterans, and |
f.f' .-.rree OF an cl-o that goes 20 constitute |
-'s.''-'. 4l3 uncomprouising republicanism.
Ohio Republican, Shouters
trrnyD. o., April 27.-T'he Republ-
.at c.-,s Convention met here to-day at
~ D.. VI. Charles i. Griffin, Of Toledo, |
Vas .-0.cu chairman. The complexion Of |
i-s lt0 state Central Committee Is said /
o. te declte1 victory for the Sherman
'-. lA tne old committee the Foraker |
cement had sucn a remarkable hold as TO
,t4 io defeat Major Mckinley himself /
.i -.e temporary Chgirmanship Of to-day's
'-'tAiol. The new committee, on the |
i.;r. ls admitted by the most tena-
tte FOrakerItes 10 contain at least
."' . rty for sherman. with four more
.,-s doubtful. but probably inclined |
~ ~, >eta-0r. W. ;. Cappeiler. the form
...,I rom Shermans home district,
0" without taxing "A vote. Cappel-
'i -' strong Foraker man.
4t2 foRiEEEIIEs OUrwIITED.
l'a trs, applause " the convention was
f'.l s.. d mention Of Governor Mckinley. |
h.l-, chairman of the State Central
-aIiee iu introducing the Foraker
.fAF Chairman. stole a march on the
e...i gentleman. and IN neat little adj
l'rTct % name before any one
'. t.' al 'ic 0t protection and 20 omit
Ply reference 60 Foraker. Hearty APP
.'ie Ws elected instantly at the men,
''.. .' sll hiu.ey's name. and the Foraker |
"tr s9mewhat taken aback, but got |
i i.'.ugc when Judge King later on
o. secretary Blame. An uprOar Of
iH-..e followed from oil sides of the
g.. "..cl was several times renewed.