Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
secure them by Federal enactment under the

secure them by Federal enactment under Tho
authority conferred by the Constitution"
Tho platform contains u declsration In favol
OF liberal pension policy and against paupei
ond criminal immigration. IL contains no in
struciion 60 delegates.
The platform Was adopted without single
negative voice.
NOMINATIONS
were 'hen In order Samuel II. Taylor wa.
nominated ne the candidate for Secretary o.
Siale On ihe FIRST ballot, and the nomination was
made unanimous. Judge william I. Spear was
unopposed as hia own successor for one OF the two
supreme Court judge ships. Tho other went e
j. =. Bugkeu on the nrs, ballot. Made unani
nous.
Ex-Governor Foraker meantime had modestly
onicrei ~ n slie door and seated himself un-
Observed hack OF the chBirmans deck 10 witness
The fun ratification q the treaty IL WAS pic
tureaQue spectacle 10 see senator Sbermsn's
trusted Lieutenant, Marx Hanna, W tho next
chair % torakors, tho two as compacent and
innoccni-lOOking as twin lambs. For Supreme
Court Clerk tho ono-armod veteran, Captain
Josiah ballen. Of stark county, was nominated
hy acclsmati0n For member Of tho Board Of
Public Works +. +. Lyberger was chosen.
THg COMPROMISE DELEGATES.
Now came the most thrilling scone IN the pro
cecdiugs Whito-hsired, but hale and ruddy
ola General W. vi. Gibson, Of Iifiln, came for
ward % name tho great Quartctte who it had
bceu agree were 60 represent OHIO IN the na-
t0nHl councii at Minneapolis. AS the Oldest
Hepublican on this g00r," shouted General
Gibson, trembling with emotion, land
boing IN this convention I'm the interest
OF no man. ! want tho privilege OF naming
for the convention the big four 20 Minne.
apOhs am "a Republican hoait and soul and
when every man that has been mentioned 10
this convention shall be mOldoung In tho dust,
that party viii be stil living ia its immortal
prime pies and help 60 humanity. promise you
thot n am allowed tOdo as l beg YOU TO lot me
ONO shall be, az shc should be, nrei In war, first
in peace, and first IN the hearts Of the people
First, want % name our Own peerless Governor
Mckinley. Immense cheeringl Next him wac
could not be tcrrorizoi by earthquakes, not
stamped Out by aooos-that leader, imperial no
his magnetism, Joseph B. Foraker"
COLOSSAL HUKRAH.
II seemed ne though the SKY would crack be-
fore the convention could 10 brought 90 Crdor
go instantaneous and extraordinary was thf
colossal hurrah that wont up from every nook
and corner OF the halL rbe names OF the two
remaining proposed compromise delegates at
large, Ham ana Bushnell, we're scarcely heard
in tho tumuit When the question Of the adop-
tiun Of the four WIS put 10y General Gibson, VINO
impulsigcly seized Chairman Mckinleys gfvol
10 DO 10. everybody in the big hall, delegates
aud spectators alike. were on their feet assent
ing with voices ana arms till they grew black 10
the face.
THE "FIRE-ALARM list.
TX Governor Foraker's appearance now,
alaucsiie Of Chairman Mckinley ana General
after an ovation lasting nearly i've minutes, his
voice could bo heard. he said: " We are Republl-
cans, ma Republicans only. We came here De.
tcrmiuCd TO have peace. harmony, Hni unity oi
action. even II We had 20 fight for il. We have
secured 10, and we have secured 10 without any
nghtiDg among ourselves. The selection OF the
candidates on our ticket are ones with whom All
shades Of Republicans IN ONO are satisfied ana
whom they can support zealOusly. From this day
let every Republican have his gun pointed nj the
common enemy. Al Minneapolis We shall strive
for a Result az harmonious 50 here. DO nos
know whether The nominee will 10 our excellent
President fchea-sl or that matchless man from
Maine, james O., BlgInc wild applause contin n
ucd several minutesl, or any other Republican.
but I'm any event We in OhiO will he prepared %
take Of our coats anu WORK for the success OF the
whole ticket
Alternates and electors at large were chosen
without further excitement, and the convention
then adjourned.
Missouri Republicans.
JFFFERsON CITY, Mo, April 2S.-The following
is that portion Of the Republican platform re-
lHting 10 national issues.
I've endf rse the administration OF President
Har' son Tor iis eiso statesmanliSe, and pa
tfi0tic course, which has proven 90 have been 70
the interest of the people as whole. we also
especially commend its forcirn policy, 80 sue
ccssfuliy and ably conducted by that dlsgin-
guishci statesman. James O.. Blaine, 10 the
honor and integrity OF our country. We thefe-
fore direct ana instruct tho delegates elected by
INlN ffAffNtlNh ib Natt i'4 his nan isPh ~
nomination. aui 10 use an honorable means 20
secure the same.
" We endorse the tariff legislation Of the Fifty
first Congress. and declare that the protective
policy OF the Republican party embodied Ia the
Mckinley bll, has, after trill OF nearly two
years, fully indicated the wisdom and states
mausnip of its trainers.
We commend the policy Of the Republican
party in maintaining an honest currency. We
not only favor legislation that VIII maintain our
gold. silver, and paper money on n parity
iu value. but also favor an international none
tary system az the only safe solution OF the silver
question
There is a declaration in favor Of aliberalpen-
zion policy and against trusts. The remainder
ana lurger part Of tho platform is addressed TO
tlate pCiiii'e
Alabama Radicals split.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, April 2S.-Ihe Republican
State Convention met here today. split has
been deyologiuc for some weeks, and it mate
rallied t0-1ay iu two conventions. Tho divi-
sion hneng on the cha.rnanship OF the state
Executive Committee and existing between the
ins aud the outs.