Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29
o HIO is IN LINE
Harrison is Enthusiastically En-
Gorsed There
OTHER STATE CONVENTIONS
Take Up the Mckinley BIZ and Ap
plsad It's Salutsry and benehcent
Provisions

CLEVELAND, O.. April 81 Music hall
Was hiled ~ Overlooking when the del
egates 70 the republican state eonven-
ton assembled. After prayer by Rev.
DR. Miller the committee on permanent
organization reported in favor Of Gov.
Mckinley for permanent chairman. On
being presented 20 the convention Gov.
Mckinley ives given an enthusiastic
greeting and made ringing speech.
The platform indorses the admins
tration Of President Harrison, the pro
teetive policy. and the Mckinley bill.
including It's reciprocity features
IL condemns the bill passed by
the democratic majority in the
house of representatives 70 place
wool on the free list; favcrs just
aud liberal pensions 20 every union vet
eran; indorses the disability pension
bill; believes In free ballot and fair
count, opposes the free coinage Of sill
yer. and approves the rigid enforcement
of existing immigration laws.
Nominations for secretary OF state
were made as follows: Representative
Taylor, of Urbana: Byron s. Wydman,
of Cincinnati. aud John J. Chester. Of
Columbus. Taylor was nominated on
the first ballot. Under suspension of
the rules Judge William A. Spear, Of
Trumbull county, was renomnated by
reclamation to the supreme bench.
Colorado Republicans
DENVER, Col, April as.-The repub-
lean state convention met Wednesday
and chose the following delegates at
large TO the Minneapolis convention:
Senators II. NJ. Teller and h. o. VOL
colt, Representative Townsend and
John L. Brush. Free coinage was in
dorsed, but Harrison was denied an in.
dorsement.
New Hampshire Republicans.
CONCORD. N. H., April 2s.-The re-
publican state convention which met
here was large and enthusiastic gath
ering. The platform indorses the Nc.
Kinley law, pronounces for honest
money. calls for a free ballot and fair
count, for liberal pensions and liberal
appropriations for building up the navy.
New Jersey Republicans.
TRENTON, n. j., April 2s.--The re-
publican state convention met at noon
in Taylor's opera house. The platform
adopted declares that New Jersey re-
publicans record their full approval
and Endorsement If the wise
and patriotic conduct of ma
tional affairs under the executive
control of President Harrison. The
election of delegates at large to the ma
tional convention was then proceeded
with and resulted in the choice of Gen
William j. Sewell, of Camden; Garre'
| A. Hobart, of Passaic; George A. Hal
sey, of Essex, and John l. blair. o.
| Warren.
Maine Republicans.
BANGOR, April %. - The republican
| state convention adopted resolutions I'm
dorsing Harrison's administration, Mr.
Blaine's conduct of the state depart
| mcnt and ex-Speaker Reeds course in
| the last congress. Gen. Thomas w
| HYDE, of Bath, and Hon. William Nash
| OF Cherryfeld, was chosen presidential
electors, and delegates at large were
| chosen.
Nebraska Republicans.
| hEASNEf, NcO., hpfli 1c.-dt the re
| publican state convention Amassu
Cobb, j. l.. Webster, Il. ID. Webster ane
l.. d. Richards were elected delegate:
at large. They will support BENJAMIN
| Harrison.
Missouri Republicans.
JErFERsAE CRY. Mo-, a pril 2s.--Th'
| platform adopted by the republican
| convention indorses the administrator
OF President Harrison, especially com
mending his foreign policy and Secreta
nv Blaine, indorses the tariff and sii
| YER legislation OF the Fifty-second con
gress, pronources for literal trcatmen
OF soldiers of tic rebellion. depounce
monopolies. approves Of the alien con
tract labor law. and demands free bal
! lot ar.i i fair count.
| The convention nominated Maj. vii
liam Warner, Of Kansas City. for gov
| ernor by acclamation, amid the wildcs
excitement.
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