Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

SILVER anu paper lesucs may DC kept ON
nh equal footing.
The platform favsp a liberal pension
policy, and lououncts the Democratic
attacks on the present adtuiuis,rasiOu
Of the pension cillrc ~ made lot par
tisan purposes. President Harrison Is
endorsed aud his triumphant election
predicted.
c. Il. Hart, Thomas Il. Davis, John
Hewitt aud John A. Hutchinson were
chosen delcga,os.st.latge.
viRoISIA REPUBLICANS.
ROANOKE, Va, May .. 60 In his
speech, General Malone numerically
scored tue Democratic party In Viz.
ginia aud condemned the recent State
debt settlement. The following dele.
ga,es-at large were elected: General
William MRhoac, ]. Brown Allen, A.
W. Harrit, Hon. Henry Rover.
Tho platform endorses the HaTrlsOn
administration; praises Blaine; calls
Tor Immediate action on the ffre silver
question; endorses the Mckinley bill;
demands efficient COST duienscs anu
navy ,hat shall inspire respect
throughout the world. Tho minority
report, inEtmc,ing the delegates for
Harrison, was bitterly opposed by the
Malone men ami the prospects are
good for nn all night session.
THE KANSAS REpunLiUANs' FLAT
FORM.
HUTCHINSON, Kan, May I5-The
platform iavors such legislation by
Congress rs Will enable the people VI
western Kansas by scientific methods
to subject that portion ~ tho STATE 10
tho profitable production Of agricul-
tural prOducte; dOmnnds an amend.
ment OF the Interstate commerce law
to make It effective In preventing dis.
criminationr; urges the passage Of
such laws rs will incrcnse tie coinage
Of silver looking TO The free coinage Of
the production OF our own mines ns
soon 90 II can DO done without injury
h the business interests OF the country;
approves the Efforts u the present az.
ministrntion la seeking the uo-opefa.
ton Of the nations VI the world In
bringing silver 90 n parity with gold;
heartily endorses Harrlson's admin.
stralion, but does not instfuct; COM
mend- the Mckinley tariff end re-.
ciprocity, and praises Secretary
Blsint's administration Of the State de-
pgrlrnent.
Ex-Governor Anthony wis nominal.
cd for Congressman.st.lRrg. Tx.
Senator Ingalls, was nominated as
delsga,c.nt.largo To the national con.
vention, and at the montion Of lugGlps
name the convention went wild. His
nomi' alton was finally made by nccla.
nation.
The other delegates are q. G. James
(col0redi Calvin Wood, L.. A. Rlgger,
ed. @. Little ami a. IL. Ellis. a,
resolution was adopted instruetlng tnS
delegates TO tho Minneapolis conyen.
ton not TO vote for any man for ma.
tloual committeeman who now holds
Il federal position.
Adjourned.
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, STATE
CoSvENTi0N.
DOVER, DOL, May i.-Tho Republl.
can State convention met this after.
noon. DR.. Hiram Burton was made
temporary chairman. After tho au.
poinIment OF commiItes a rocols was
taken.
Tho following delegates were 10.
ltcted: senator Anthony Higgina,
James IL. Wilson, George IL. Massey,
George William Marshall, Frank
Bacon, GEORGE +. Pierce. They arc
uninstruc,ed, but favor Harrison'g re.
nomination.
The resolutions endorse Harrison
and Blaine; approve the Mckinley
bill; favor the free coinage OF silver
only after tho establishment by inter
national agreement ola parity between
gold and silver.
THE ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS.
spRINGFirLD, Ill.,, May 5.-Bripgs, of
Chicago, moved to strike out the para
graph inslIucting for Harrison. judge
Donnelly, OF MclHcnry, after spsech
Of some length, moved a substitute for
Briggs motion to the effect that the
instructions for Harrison be stricken
out mud In place thereof be inserted In.
stfuctions for James q. Blaine.
The widest enthuslasm greeted this
proposition and for tlmo II looked Us
though Il might be carried by storm.
After lengthy talk, however, the
delegates calmer judgment re.asserled
itself. Judge Dohuelly withdrew his
substitutes saying II is possible Dlaino's
name may not be presented to the con.
vention.
A motion 10 table the amendment
was agreed TO by large majority, aud
the question OF the adoption Of the re.
port OF the committee on resolutions
was then put. with the exception Of
few disconsolRtrs everybody voted
aye and the resolutions were adopted
without amendment. After speeches
by some candidates the convention nd.
journed.