New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
SENATOR CULLOM WINS.
HIS FRIENDS CONTROL THE REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION IN ILLINOIS
EX-CONGRESSMAN MAsON'S PLAN TO HAVE
CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR NOMINATED


Springfield. Ill., July 25.-The hall OF the House Of
Representatives In the State Capitol packed to
suifocation when James II. Clark. of Mattoon
called the Republican State Convention to order
few minutes after noon. 1t was the largest State
gathering OF the party that Springfield has wit
messed since times. and the enthusiasm was
proportonate 10 the attendance. The delegates
were up and around at daybreak, and conferences
and caucuses on the United States Senator and
State Treasurer nominations kept UP until the
las, moment Then the Cullom-Cook County coali-
ton gave IL out fla footed that there would be no
nomination for Senator and that Henry Wuln
would win the State Treasurershlp on the first bal
lot The Mason-Tracy element however. would not
concede this claim. but insisted on the contrary
that they were stronger than last night When the
convention had got Itself into orderly condition
prayer offered by the Rev. O. r. Adrian, or
aurora. and Alderman j. X. Mann was presented
In the course Of his speech Mr. Mann said the
reverse and change the economic and flnancla. poll
cies and laws OF our Nation had plunged disaster
boldly 10 proclaim that the present difficulties are
not the result of existing laws, but are the result
Of Democratic legislation. The Democrats are re-
sponslbe FOR the present condition OF AFFAIRS IN thlS
country. They responsible for the stagnatlon
in business for the decrease Of manufactures. Tor
the reduction Of wages for The hafs1rya ni %nSh
cratic success has made the peope bow their heads
nomination FOR Governor to a rich demagosue. who
iacKed every instinct Of orIer:y element. who has
made Every stat apRonmn' %h has v sn%or 1
Anarchy. abetted disorder shielded crime. parioned
cr'mnais looked smilingly upon mobs and riots.
rcbuked the courts scandalized the various STATE
charitable institutions ana park boards. ana IN IL,
The fair tame and name Of the gorous state
Last month. said the speaker. another Demo
tinted States senator to a wealthy free-trade
dilcttante. who not having been suflcienti! rec06
nizcd according to his own Judgment by the Re
publIcau party has recently avowed himself
Democrat. and seeks 10 prove MS Denlocra.y
by ,he violence Of his opinion. He believes IN uit,
mat free trade. This candidate VIII not be wei
come throughout the state this fall The people
alive TO the present situation ana IN spiut 81
the outrageous gcrrymander and plain attempt OF
the Democratic party 10 steal the senato,shtS3 iii III
next United States Senator from the state OF I'M
nois viii bc Republican,. , ill.,, ,o,.o,
Jnst before the recess OF the Republican conyen-
this afternoon Gisuatch was iehu ll d,,,s T.,
ator Cuom in which h. said that ms dn,ios IN IA
Washington during the present struggle preVe'''eu
~ may yet rea, rerncious Wilson bill the ne
death Of the bill VIII mean NE TO the ana ana
m end Of ockouts i would mean that no tarn
c s ba,y T at 9f , s@'p pos HIN IN November
Whom ,b. afternoon session called 10 order
az 2 o'clock Ex-Governor j. ". Flfer OF blooming
ton was nlined AS permanent chairTan lie ,,, mnac
oue aIrieuse. ON national Issues. he said; .,,,,.
In 1892 the Democrats declared WIN INA. p,IIS
rhetoric they so readily employ, that pro'eS'.SSa
mad never fostered any industry except tha o' w
sheriff The Nation has now learhsa en't nnder
- ,FrI, ,rratlv fosters che other important
Anerican lndustry~that OF the militia. From the
Nu1 ',. ~ National prosperity have fallen into
the bottOmless gulf OF business '"dos nm al
hl.h ana strong under Republican RUE mas neo
from our land Distrust parayzes every enterpr's
and r.ic--s I'm every centre OF commerce hIil ~
Smefrv We are blighied 10y the mdew. eaten by
to Igy rot and encrustcd with the century's mould
! ~ BOURBON supremacy; IN IN. rn-ishes The
p,n6rratic statesmen are AL IN az ,ne 80 "a zos
leshazzar and the skilled but itle 2r'' sh s1r,
wis,fuily through the window ana hchs 'he S''""'
OF mn ,' r2if'rm relnrms the adherence q the party
| ir .h. state q the prncip - OF clVN anu
! IN . nm which the Government was found ..
| declares for Protection denounces me "'S0" '''
I'VE earnestly maintain the right and usiics TO-, o.
the American doctrine OF protection 20 =, ma
nm tso G5vernm~nt in favor Of such du,ie'
On competing imports a. wa, D o3r oxn country
X. favor himeial.isn and believe N me Vs. ="
GOA an, ,'' romr n , ,crconySr,y under such
1gsi1,lvr proy IONS ~ shall make me lrcnasi,lee
lt :h~ lnH,I States the absolute equivalent OF ina
- any other dollar 500 coined or l~~-u''. :. ~.
r-,inn s..l.r, and sailors 81 the civN war an'
- tfelr surviving desccrdan's as sacrel oon *
ION ne f,n ,' and a..,ri6s5n y pension fund
technical ami ourdensome res'r'''"'S S"'"'' "N
W arrasn the prosen, D~mocratc G g, en9[ G
! Illinois is ne mo-i consp'',o'S ''r,,b ne hegrr
| 49, l.h's. tr, penal rrformaiory. cnarltaDe :.
s,ituuon. ana The public PARK. SI .n' 30 ne pre-
"
en-, Zinc h. has shown such wonnerlu ny, 49,
m doing the wrong ihine AZ an t''n's Una, ,war
ma,n,. u 'he STATE. irrespective OF pr ~ q, b.
! t,rt untiscusea Impotence the eNpirHu'" 81 II"
Ia s,o,e Treasurer. Henry Wolf, OF ChCaE go
,.,a nominated. FOR suprrintcndent OF p".La, ~
,~v,iion NJ Inglis. OF Cdrbondale F1t rus
-, a.. Stntn I'n!versit,-Mrs. }. NJ r;oWtr, -
| Chlc,ro. : 4 Uullard. OF Springfield, ana N'N""
der Mclean. OF Maconb. , .,,,,,,,,uou
i-,r "a while IL WAS one OF the most tuHluitI0n
and ,.ritlng gatherings Of the rcpres' y, ="
no r,r,y IN the history of the STATE ~ PiotCy
t,,,r IN follow the example OF me -, :.
Gnnv.n,ion and nominate candidate 10y ! NJ" RI,
,,,,.s SENATOR wa III. bone or contention. ~
o.,.,tlor hy an overwhelming major y, -, -,
., nominate A candidate for Senator. uIloill m ia,
,no votas as the result proved. but nus ppPly ,h
n"l d, pockol noor ard the fuil sr'ns.n VI Wv
,,loriss and on propositions sNb,'t S s..roI,c,
90. ,ofe these completely drowned '',r q. 49, 49,
-, tor,ty when II came To SNOW , ta,s,r, n,
maJo''y roil-rall it was speedily demonstra,e,
-, tho tx Congressman was not IN u ~ -
thit 'H' ~, ,HHokes Senator Cullom the loglch
C,,Gt,lote for reelection. should the Nv" ''"'
.lll'' ~. Vonublican on Joint ballot o,o
'. III vote on the Scnltoship stood: ,, %
ln' ~, ..rhat settles Mason forever, Shou'e'
| delegate and again the convention n""r ,ora #
WIN nominations for state lreaaur"t WI ,s.r
" ,.'' -, snerches were tolerated COM r,
Wrrv Wuln II Chicago, W: W rae 81 ~, rnr
Xxi ',,I Editor Smith H. Atkins. o. rlteI5thG 20,
a,nod Wuln won the FIRST pai9'. >i.esSor
n'n,S' Wvln 7.G. Tracy 36: Atkins -'h Ne0e''''