Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-01
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS.
THEY NOMINATE A TICKET AND
DENcuscE DEMOCRACY,
The Detroit peiesntion Rcfusing 90
Make GOV. Rich. Nomination
Unanimous, insist on u spilt.
Independent Convention.

Grand Ranlds Mich mn. ., me-
ptibiir,,n s,a,,, oa,',.,', 80 -. '''s
.'' $50 een'iui committee com
Neheu at lv;2o o'clock. SECRETARY Bates
introduced Philip T. Colg.ove of Hast
ings as temnorarv ch,,r,
ce,,,,,,, 49,. ,'.., - ' ="
'"e NVhof MI SoissoFe inaoe
lengthy address. reviewing the politt nj
situation and arrairnin9 IN. Asf,rta of
n dornocrattc co,,,,..,... -. M IL,
.,.t-,.,,.,l. Nss W NN"'se wv
Mchihiey tarit law. Al li:l0 recess
vas taken till O'Clock. Whom the con-
vention rcasserblad thi- .,.,.,,.,, -,
49,. 'f'' 49, '''N''' ~
'N' eoii"i''ee on rcsp hliohS was mol
ready TO report, the nomination OF the
state ticket was nroeeaied with ,r,,a
,tc,,e, a. a. ssv....' -.
- 'oi'o"s' NoNfihoF. Joth ~
hehi lieutenant g2vcrnDr Alfred
Mines; secretary OF state Rev. Wnsh-
iu,,t,n c,or,t,,.., ..,.,. -.
W" ui''' '"liSN WIZ
h'nsohi auultor. ;, w. turner. attorney
eeneral, Il. Maynard lana Commission
er, w. A. French; superintendent OF
public instruction H. II p1rtengilto:
member OF board Of education, Perry
Il. Powers
The Detroit delegation refused to
make the nomination Of Governor Rich
unanimous. The platform. us reported
by majority of the committees and
ndopted Endorsed the ad,nintstr,tinr
OF Governor Rich. denouncos the ma,
tional Democratic adminigtration. m
vors the restriction OF Immiprntion. de-
nounces Tho reneal ~ the federal einc-
tion laws and advocntes a state hoard
! OF itrbitrators 10 setti,. DISPUTES between
EMPLOYER and emnloves
The tarIfr and financial nlanl,a arc as
! foIin,vs. W. ron tt,,.,n o,,,. aib,,,n,,c,,
.
I can doctrine of protection We he
/ iIeva MA, the rrasert ,,nhann,, indue.
1 trini ronaitinn az an, country IL In
/ rreat mart due 10 Tho throat and mr.
/ nose Of Tho Democrats marty 10 do
/ s,ro,, tha s,,s,.i,,a,, .,,,s,.,,, ~ ,,,,te,,-
| tlon Wc belleve mai an articles
which cannot he produced in Inc
! limited states should he admitted free
of duty and thai ON inportg coming in
conpetition with the products OF
/ American labor there should he duties
levied equal 20 the difference between
wages aboard and wages at home. We
believe that the doctrine OF reciprocity,
as advocated by that matchless states
/ man, j. q. Blaine. should under our
protective system be the policy OF our
government and applied In our trade
relation with other nations. We be-
lieve in the use of gold and silver aa
money metals to be maintained In cir
culation on n perfect epuanty anu m
terconvertiblhty. we recognize the so
called silver question ms one OF me
paramount issues OF ths uaS ana pe
heVe that the people OF the st,,te ana
country can anu 10 looN 20 me he
publican purty' tne phrtg OF hplHly ~
the ohly party tilp. can give a Wlse M NJ
nuequate hgiulloi 20 Ise p i',,ll.ll
tse,IioES pie9ge We ,.epupaSa r, ~
" 80, na,eii,s',n W IT, ,, az LIZ
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,,,etaI. Ne No. this a. No hai,c,
NJ, ,h a,.,,,,o,,,t ,,,,s,,nr,,,' VIII nv,
he re- oss,,reS ~ tustica 5o,,e mn, awe,
tolrca Id MACE hesldo goid as one ~
two rrent money metals Of the world
The foIiowinr reaoiution wes made 4
nort Of the nIatform
Whereas intelligence from anthem
tic sources ana through an authenti
channel has reached mis- country Ina
fhc neonie Of Inc TfawaiIan Isinnds
inter n penoeful revoIutlon on tho 4tl
dnv of JuIv the natal day Of mi
srent renibilc igsued throurb the con
stln,ted authoritios their proelamatlor
or indcnendence and announced 10 m,
nations ~ ne earth theIr establ,sh
mont az free and indenendcnt re-
n,li,c ornor,y Tho nati6ns, tborefor,