Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-06
GREENHAlGE RENOMiNATED
Convention of the Republicans of kassa-
chusetts.
Present Stnte Officers Chosen on the
Ticket by AcclnmatiOn-IIar.
mOnfOus Session.

BOSTON, October 6-The Massachusett.
| republican state convention assembled il
Music Hall today, Samuel T. Winslow act
ing as temporary president. Upon reporting
| permanent organization the COMMITTEES
stated. through Senator Hoar. that Con-
gresham CogsweIl, who had been selected
for the presidents place. had sent a tele-
gram stating that his physicians would not
permit him to attend. Therefore Temporary
President Winslow was continued in the
chair as permanent president.
The committee on permanent organization
whose report was adopted recommend del
among others, the following vice presidents
at-large: George s. Boutwell, William CIaf.
lin, George ID. Robinson. Oliver Ames j. q
A. Brackett, I. jefferson Coolidge, Charles
Carlton Coffin. Rev. Samuel L. Gracey, GEN
John l.. Swift. James F.AIny and Frederick
II. Giliett
A long list Of district vice presidents was
also chosen. Daniel Kent Of Worcester was
made permanent secretary.
Mr.. Winsiow, after few words of re-
gret at the absence of General Cogswell
offered resolution Of synpat thy and re-
gret at the absence OF the general. Curtis
Guild. jr.. was appointed to read Con-
gressman Cogswelrs speech. which he had
written.
Senator Hoar, as chairman Of the COM
lowing report:
The principles Of the republican party
OF Massachusetts are as well known as
the commonwealth Itself: we'll known as
the republic: well known as liberty: We'll
known as justice.
Chief among item are: An equal share
IN government for every citizen; best pcssi-
Die wages for every workman; the Ameri-
can market Tor American labor: every dol
lar paid by the government, both the GOLD
and silver dollars of the Constitution and
their paper representatives. honest and un-
cnaheihs IN value, and equal 20 every
u fl.ana
naturalization laws; no traml. anarchist
criminal or pauper labor to be let in so
that citizenship shall not be stained or pol
luted. wv
sympathy with liberty and republican
government at home and abroad; American
ism everywhere; the flag never lowered or
dishonored; no surrender in Samoa; no
barbarous queen beheaing men in Hawaii:
no lynching; no punishment without trial;
faith kept with the pensioner; no desery-
ing old soldier in The poor house; slrDrcs-
sion OF dram drinking and dram selling: a
school at the public charge open to all the
Children, and free from PARTISAN or sectari-
an control.
mo distinction of birth or religious creed
IN the rights of American citizenship: clean
polticS; pure administration: no lobby: re
form of old 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 les
sons"
Sci ator Lodge, after some routine bus-
mess had been transacted, moved the re-
nomir alton by acclamation of Gov. F. T.
Greer faige.
The motion was adopted and similar
action was taken to Lieut.. Gov Rot er
Walcott. VIM. NJ. Oln was nominated nv
acclarnation for secretary OF the common
wealth, Henry NJ Phillips for treasurer ana
rs-ceiN er general Gen. John W. KimbalI foc
aud tor aid ii. NJ. knowiton for attorney
general.
Gov. Greerhalge was introduced. and ad-