The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07
GREENHAIGE AGAIN.
Republicans Nominate ihe Incum bents-
Ro,r's G.. OF. Matters.

BOSTON, oct. 6.-The Massachusetts,
Republican state Convention was held
I'm Music Hall today. Hon. William
Cogswen was named for permanent chair
man. but being unable TO attend on ac-
count Of sickness, Col. samuel +. Wins
low was selected to MI his place
Curtis Guild, Jr., then read an address
prepared by General COgsWell. At the
conclusion OF the reading OF the address
Senator Hoar appeared upon the platform
amidst hearty applause and proceeded to
read the following succinct statement Of
Rcpublican principles, almost every deCla-
ration In which was vigorously applauded
with cries Of "Good"' Good" The
school plank was perhaps the most TAX
ing of all, though all reference 10 Amer
tcanfsm" were thoroughly endorsed:
The principles of the Republicans OF
Massachusetts are rs well known as the
commonwealth itself, are as well known
az the Republic, well known as liberty.
well known as justice. Chief among them
are:
@. o. P WAYNs ~ ArDerMAN Ho,F.
"An equal share in Government for
every citizen; best possible wages for
every WOrkiugman, the American market
for American labor; every dollar paid by
the Government. both the gold and the
silver dollars of the Constitution, and
their paper representatives honest and
uGchaHging in value and equal TO every
other; better immigration laws: better
naturalization laws; no tramp, Anarchist
criminal, or pauper TO be let In, so that
citizenship shall not be stained or pol
luted; sympathy with liberty and Repub-
lican Government at home and abroad
Ameroanlsm everywhere; the flag never
lowered or dishOuOred; no surrender In
Samoa, no barbarOus queen beheadinE
men I'm Hawaii, no lynching; no punish
ment without trial, faith kept with the
pensouer; no deserving old soldier in the
poOrhouse; the suspension OF dram drink
ing and dram selling; a school at the pub,
lie charge open to all the children ana
free from partisan or sectarian control;
clean politics; pure administration; re-
form of I'D abuses: leadership along loftier
paths; minds ever open to the sunlight
and the morning-eVer open TO new truth
and new duty as the new years bring
their lessons"
Old OFF'CgFS RFSOMINATED.
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge nominsted
Governor Greenhalge for Governor. There
was no opposition TO Senator Lodges
motion, and It was adopted with express
ions of approval
Congressman Gillette. Of Springfield.
then moved the denomination of Leuten-
ant-GOveruor Roger Wolcott. and the mo
tiOn was adopted unanimously.
Hon. William Oiin was nominated by
acClamatiOn for Secretary OF State on
motion OF Hon. Henry L. Dawes.
Henry VI. Phillips was renOminated by
acclamation for Treasurer and Receiver
General on motion Of Gen. William NJ.
Osborne.
Gen. John W. Klmban was renominated
for Auditor on motion Of Hon. Henry y.
Pierce, the nomination being seconded by
Col. James a. Fox, of Cambridge who
was yesterday candidate for the office.
NltOrney-tiencral Hosea NJ. knOWlton
was renominated on motion Of James j.
Myers Of Cambridge.
Lieutenant Governor WalcOtt and Sena-
tor Hoar addressed the convention, fol-
lowing which the body dissolved.