New-York tribune., 1894-06-21
NJ. VI. ESTEE NOMINATED.
CHOSEN FOR GOVERNOR BY CALIFORNIA
REPUBLICANS
WORK OF THE SACRAMENTO CoNvENTIoN-SlL-
YER. THE TARIFF. HONEST ELECTIONS
AND IMMIGRATION DEALT WITH
TILL, pI.ATEORM
~ THE PLATFORM

YER. THE TARIFF. HONEST ELECTIONS
AND IMMIGRATION DEALT WITH
IN THE PLATFORM.
Sacramento. Cal. June 2O-The Repuolcah
State Convention to-day nominated NJ A'
Estce for Governor ON the first baliot he re-
ceved 66I votes; Chipman. 81; McDonalu' 90
Preston. IS The nomination was then "aue
unanimous.
The Committee on Resolutions atter d" an.
night session produced long platform, the ch'eI
planks Of national interest being as follows
We relfirm our devotion to and our beIet IN iI rng
nr,nrinl.s .nurciitel I'm the Republican NatIDndt
paiform ad5p,ei at Minneapolis. l2 ,or1ct;v ana as9Y
pronounce n favor OF protection ~ anl , n3''P00'
ns cxpress~i in the Mckinney Tariff bii: Marty
S.nce the organization ot the Hepuot. .n n hifn4s,
c,unt a, al, eecOns. wherever held Us p,nSI ''s '
ever been tnat every v9jer' no ,,.rrf:.I 10
fyDv ,x"rcse his rgn. OF suffrage and that M,
no,@ no. ., miir hex, cast, should be c,un,,d exactly
s he haI given H. Tn, -ancuiy Of me Da''', %, '6
h,n,.bpx i IS ne de.jruct.on Of American .nsuIq
lions and American liberty. io' lnAn? 80 ,snHnce
A'ws the entire government of All ine S,,r'r.s
J., PIE tha; rarca beneath the H''S '. " neno-
crl,c ,5nsrr-. ana III. Democratic Prfs.drn, IN ~
p.a..rg tn r.~ruon laws as Nt,n' ,ri Vol, ne
,3 Mng f,,. '. -oish 90 rui~ ne Nor'h by fr4gd
az W. 1,'n ' ~ f," b,llo.-b,N IN or."' mat inr
amr ,''f l'''o ,1e n,y continue W are IN favor
~ a9I ien.auI m. pa-sise OF snca AVS ny ,,.S
Ir'.,,,,r, o. Ca.firnia as wi. insure iaa % 80"
r,nr.s.r, the uuiramme- eNprcsS.on o. ~, w." r
~ nrorl. wltEout 10, use ot moae, ~ rsnn rs,na NJ,
.'frr - ,t'.l. ,l.y are engaged .n ~ Sp''"
lIsIucs, u rOn.u1tn1 the.: '''..''.,,,c N,fi,n,l
W. d.cl,rr thAt ,he pr.s-n' Demo I1"' tii,r,,.,n
Atmr!s.rl,lon Ia .,s policy ,ow!rl tn' tn'nS ne" i,,
island. wnicn commcuc' WIN ~, .i. r" ,eceftll.
81. '' , ,u ,,J va ioIl wei WIKI Al attempt 10
restore to power ihr nei"r2n, . mo-. caecrfu
b-,a continued 'N"t s.h,' WI" = his country
d.. .regaiI % tn~ wishrs % 'i- y .i yi,.a,.I The
sc,..cI p'.cy y ;h- K"pn"+' rt c,nstlti,5nai
~ ,~. I'rlt.t rflfsS o. g. t''' '.' -.,,,t ~
between nations - pc, an 4'' ,n@r.can nation.
una.,.s.ary repronch upon me- ,,t nr,rcernont
w." n,t'' p,t. vii absolutely and cfiecuveP pro-
XIII. ~. immigration ~ a.! ioir.sm 'r"''''''
, lna,i-re The treatment ACCORDED tar NSr'i@,s @
,".h. 1i,I war rerarlns pensions hy me IN. IN.
,,l krnin's,rl'ion an Insult Z, 80" h'3Ii 13rr
Talon er ys,.n ar4 ,i'G' ~ ,6r interests of ihose
,@ 49, me-, who Jos their valor saV,.l lh' ,,''..y
rom ic.;rar,on az 'he h9nas 9i io}.G oSry %'' "
H. l,yor the IRE, AMI unlim.tcl r2.n'- liysr a.
,,ia real tender "a pay men oi & 81! 'r'', ',',
h.,h public ASH private. ana W. ,. - nrn-.ples
.,-.-r'.nal nominees t' th" support "' '''"
v. 'ayur tn" pr'ie o' N',' 'r ''-, .r..,n.e
~. NM. - e,'s,.r wh % under the aIm'nsiii-
ZION n he Repn9','n p'ry ~ ,b' in,rtr haprinet.
.. ,r,. ana g.1rv % 10" Ni'l'n ',,
....,~... f.. rr1'I- hff'iil
tr ,.. ,r, ,. .,-f~rn. ana holl u r"-Ir'il~.,., 80
-, . .sr.-.,! depression which mas i'-.,'' -
.,.,,.,s lIuIr.ls rt t.orfir+s "' Ntl ';'is -
fr.r uIf ~ employ ii.' T. ,i-@ ,~r J..o.a'ion
mans fac'. .i ',-'g5.,r.rg c,.,l. ani starry
r., ,,..,,.r
W~ oppose ih' lr,e,ts MS hcns "A sectional
h.. Wy" . ,r,nrr prolucer-. nanHfac.nrrr. "'l ~
ah.rers Z the Nt'l'n am ana ~ 'r,tsne the price
~" ir'r.- ,s.aric. = me- while AT the sane tyne
!, VII constantly ncreas. te,'y tnr iii h. me-, by
,n ,.i,,,s VAR ncisure- ~ inco'n" tax and IN
creas'4 inierm't .cnsne to pui wool on The free
us. s on. sectional in its characief "i' IL - - ~
hy Congress vi. de9rV" me We ,i.n ,bov are on
f,rnlA ~ ihti lu" y '. t ,,-. p, mis- stat. and
N't' I,, ,.,r,nd fhl. ms great Industry 91aI
"" thrI'' b., ,frr,r.ria,e legislation from unfair
o" g'..' ,i,t ,,r,i-r countries. q M "nI that
,.''' ,,, ,.ol ir sn.~p hushlniry should receive
f,tr ,r.ce (,r their Vol ,u,,,,r,, anil
tcl'- the rulng "' '". -. .n,U s.ell,--s
mis- nr"i, N ~ IN - Z,nie ,.urrlnt. have been
raI@.n- til'f ~ ....s ere. - .lu,y These srel
..'ih' .,, ,- n.U grown iu abundance !n oiF
60. and o,ieh, % y" So prot.ct"! ny IHl -"
foreign r'sins as = nt,,t"', -l ~, congress the
Bile in our markets ,., - o. cents A pound
retention ~ ,i' Il- ~ ,,'.,.i,,.r - protective
on lht"r '.'.'7 ,,-~,-.. ,-I tli dried grapes and
80 '"
n ,r.. public school system ~ our 70
Justly The pride q a.. irie A Ah"'t s ~, t.ar m All
publican party ran .f M. ne. The c5ns!~t~n,
l.''i ni f-seul n tho public schools. We h.h"yr
l,r,t,on that wi, Gi him or her f'r ,hr;r 2,ac,5