New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
IOWA REPUBLICANS UNITED.
Roth FACTIONS GET TOGETHER AT THE
sTATD CONVENTION.
THEY AGREE TO DISREGARD LOCAL DIFFERENCES

THEY AGREE TO DISREGARD LOCAL DIFFERENCES
And TO WORK FOR NATIONAL SUCCESS.
Des Moines Iowa March 1.-THE Republican State
Convention for the selection OF delegate, 10 inc VA
tlonal Convention assembled at the Opera House in ths
city at IL O'Clock this morning with l'o9o aeesa'cs
I'm attendance. The selection Of A. b. Cummings
nrominen, Ant,-Prohbitionis as temporary chairman,
was regarded as an Indication that both factions are
10 be united for the National campaign. on assum-
Ing the chair, Mr.. Cummings spoke at length on the
I-,uos before the party III state and Nation lie IT,
frred to senator Hill the har sinister In Demo
cratic politics." and declared that, for the first time IN
TN, history Of the United states. a great NATIONAL
party lsy bound at the foot OF local organization
Tammany Hall.
Whom the convention reasscmbled IN the afternoon
r :. strlble OF Lamars was unanimously made per-
manent chairman. lie said he had but one criticism
TO offer on the address Of the temporary chairman Tic
had talked of meeting such men as Donnehy ana
Weaver in the New Jerusalem. This convention was
too orthodox believe that those inhatoniss WOMB
ever get to Heaven. lie said be believed the begin
ming made in Iowa to-day would result in
q great victory IN November. He paid O glow
ing compliment TO President Harrison's Admnistra
ton. the mention OF which loudly appalded
The Mckinley bill. he said, needs no defence. lts
results low prices and reciprocity, are sunicent.
Delegates were chosen by district csncuses to the
National tOnNeHuOu rs lOilo"S' W. % "'~''N'' 49,
Gus simpson, George NJ. Curtis, John II. Monroe, e.
w Mullen C. H. Tdd r. IL. Fairburn, S. E. Marsh.
T. L. Carney John p Molitt, Frank Simmons, y. X.
Momello H. c. BOariman, W. H. ID. Derry, Eli
Manning. J. c. Barrows d. L. Henshmer f. Hart,
Judge Colner, Albert Head, j. W. Reed and u. W.
Potts.
For delegates large General J. S. Carkson and F.
F. Mack OK Governor John IL. Gear and d. G Chase
were chosen.
George f. TAYLOR (coored) nominated by accla-
nation for first alternate T. Seaman was chosen
second alternate; A. 3. Cummings was Named anna
wild cheering for third, and william Eaton was chosen
as fourth alternate.
The Resolutions Committee report was presented by
S. NJ Clark Of KeoIuk. The resolutions declare that
there no test OF fealy to the National Repuohcah
party other than an adherence to tho fundamental
principles as announced In It's National PLATFORM and
continue
Resolved That we cordially indorse the Admins
tration Of President Harrison. II has been worthy
successor to the series Of Republican ADMINISTRATORS
begun by Lincoln. and which have made the last hau
century OF tho Republic free united and prosperous 10
n degree unrvalled among the nations. President
Harrison has kept every pledge made by his party has
maintained a sound policy at home and the National
honor abroad lie has surrounded himself By CaDlnet
which has in every department deserved weai on the
party and country and added strength and laurels
TO American craftsmanship.
Resolved Ilat we appear 10 hepuDHCau' III a'' pa
OF Tic state 10 unite designating all local dinercnces
and on the platform OF National Rcpubcanism, the
maintenance OF protection. the full establishment OF
reciprocity as a policy OF the Government, which Is
one OF the great achievements OF Republican statesman
ship the elevation and prosperity OF labor, the main
t,nance Of sound currency. every dollar Of which
shall b. the equal Of every other dollar and OF sectr.
No 10 All American citizens white black, their equal
-ll rights the Republicans Of Iowa shall re-esinblsh
II, old political rank and make the state trlumpianty
! Republican IN November" a..
The report adopted without opposition and the
convention adjourned.