Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

Tnr OHIO REPUBLICAN, STATE
CONVENTION.
Meetings In Various sIates.-llarrlson'
Blaine aud Mckinley
Endorsed.

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doTacd IA Colorado
pryyrn, April e7.-The Republican
STAT. convention met hero at noon
M, sentiment Of the delcFn'ts " roIu
for the fIee coinage @! sllNef anu mere
arc threats that, II candidate uhiA'-
orablr 10 free coinage 10 nominated,
now marty will he oighniNcu. inc
delegation 10 Minneapolis VIII iaNor
nny one favorable TO ifco colnngr.
fhe convention was called 10 oruer
shortly after II O'Clock hnd ChSTlle
Johnson, Of Pueblo, was chusoh per-
rpanent chairman. A uoinmittoe Oh
platform and rca9'stions was appoint-
III after Which the convention pro.
co,irl 10 the seduction OF dclcgated.at.
lnry.. Senator Edward G.. WOlcOit,
Worry 81, Teller md Congressman
TnWn,aud were nut In nomination.
IN, J,.cgatri seemed TO 20 Wild o. thu
mention OF these nnuieg. They Cheof-
ed FOR several minutts, aud whrn quiet
was restored the nominations were
seconded by every delegate In the con-
yention and the gentlemen declared
unanimously elected. This means
Tint Harrison, IN all probability, viii not
receive the vote OF a Colorado dele
gate ut Minneapolis. Hon j. w.
Bn.s was unanimously selected ~ the
fourth delegate. After the selection OF
al,trnates tho convention took n re-.
cess.
whon the delegates rcconvened the
committee on resolutions reported.
Tho platform aiilrms allegiance and
devotion TO the doctrines ANA primer
tIes of the Republican party; OPP
po.tH ec,siOn Of the arid lands To tho
States OF Othorwi,c, t&ceit upon such
terms ~ viii ully protect the rights OF
hons seekers ON tho public domain
SAYS the demonstration u silver In
1919 wnq crime which Choapencd
the products Of thu mill, tho farm and
tho workshop, nuu resulted IN une.
gulyocal injury 10 all the great In.
uustries OF our country, and bcnonttcd
Ouly the money Kings at the expense
of tie people; declares belief that the
question ~ ITru coinage OF silver IL
the principal Issue now before the
AmeIicun people aud that stupl should
be Immediately taken lot it, full res.
tOtatipn as money value, and do.
mnnds The enactment Of law pfovid.
ing for the free aud unlimited coinage
Of silver oman equal basis with gOl1;
oommends the fight made by the
Colorado representatives In tho inter.
est Of the white metal as representing
not only the sentiment Of the Republi-
can party In Colorado, but also 81 the
whole Rocky Mountain mining re-
gions; endorses tho diplomatic nchiovc-
ments Of james q. Blaine and his
doctrine OF reciprocity; instructs the
delegates g. The Minneapolis conven.
ton TO oppose the nomination by every
honorable means Of any man for the
office Of President or Niee-Presidgnt
who IL not known TO be hearty In
OF the enactment Of II law pro-
vidlng for the FREQ and unlimited colin
age " silver. The resolutions were
unanimously adoptud.
The mention OF Secretary BiRine's
name brought forth prolonged cheers.
General Mineolcy Coaster county,
offered n resolution endorsing the ad-
minlstIation Of President Harrison.
Instantly three dozen were on their
feet asking for recognition. The greatest
excitement continued for several min
utos. A number OF speeches were
made against the resolution. The TesO.
luton was killed by a vote Of 623 To ..
Tie convention then adjourned sine
die.
THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN, CONVEX.
IIOS.
JEFFERSON CRY, No., April g.
The State republican convention was
called TO order by UhaunGey |. F'Illey,
chairman u the State central commit
tee. Filloy addressed the delegates In
The Interest Of harmony and united ac-
ton by the party, nnd hoped tho con.
VentiOn would nominate ek-Congrees.
man Major William Warner Of Kansas
CITY for governor. Judge II. a. Bo,s-
ioTi Of kansna CITY was chosen tenn
loTaTy chairman, the usual committees
were appointed, and the convention
look recess until . O'Clock.
When tho convention reassembled,
thn following permanent officers were
selected; PRECEDENT, q. II. Burton Of
Nevada,with e-preside n,s from each
Congressional district.
II. :. Rogers Of Usage county offered
"A resolution instructing the delegates
TO vote for the denomination OF Propl.
dent Harrison. Ordered referred 10
the proper committed, with instruc.
lions TO report II back fayoTably To the
convention.
Nominations for delegateB.at-larg
were then matte, and on tbs frst bal.
lot Mpjor William Warner OF Kansas
Clty, Chauncey |. Fiiley OF ST. Louis,
hLa T. q. kerina Of 81. Louis were
filled.
y recess wns taken.
rms evening A. g. Dawes was
CHOSEN 40 tho fourth delegate. The
electors at large chosen arc 8. +. Scott
OF Kansas City and d. +. Dyer OF ~.
The convention adjourned until to.
morrow.
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION IN ONO.
CLEVELAND, o., April 27.-Thu Re.
punilean State convention met here
s.is afternoon. Hon. Chsrles 4.
nuilln OF Toledo was made temporary
chairman. He delivered brief adj
IIess IN review NJ the records Of tho
Republican and Democratic parti.p.
puN'e nul national. Foraker arrived
mere Urls morning anu his lieutvnants
have beon huttllrg ever since. Tho
OUTDOOR Is that he has now succeeded
~ bFelking the slnle for delegates at
lhfge 10 the national convention, and
mat ne VIII have u larger representa-.
tloh than was accorded him. The
complexion og the State central com.