The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-10
THE NEXT CONVENTION
BOSTON WANTS REPUBLICANS TO
NAME A WINNER AT THE HUB.
Formal Invitation Sent to National
Chairman Carter-Tammany Ticket
Nominated, I'm New York.

Nominated In New York.
BOSTON, Oct. 9--The regular October
meeting Of the Republican Club of Massa-
chusetts was held this afternoon, and COM
mittees were appointed to select nominees
for next years officers The most i'm
portant business of the session was the
presentation of a resolution by Henry T.
Turner, of Maiden, inviting the Republican
national convention to meet i'm this city
next year. The resolution was adopted and
the following letter was prepared and or
dered sent to the chairman of the national
committee: Hon. Thomas H. Carter. Hell
ena, Mont:
'aThe Republican Club of Massachusetts
claims of Boston as a place of meeting
for the Republican national convention next
year. Boston has repeatedly shown her
ability to entertain great gatherings and the
facilities offered for such meeting are
many. A great convention hall capable of
conmodations splendid railroad and tele-
graph facilities. all go to make Boston an
ideal convention city We beg that your
and earnest consideration. Should IL de-
eide to honor Boston by appointing the con-
vention of 1895 to meet here we confidently
assure you or a warm welcome from Re-
publican New England
Tammany Nominations and Platform.
NEW YORK. Oct. s.-Tammany Hall
wigwam was crowded tonight at the OPEN
ing OF the county convention to nominate
candidates for the city and county The
following ticket was nominated: Justices
of the Supreme Court Charles III. Truan
and Frederic Smythe. Tammany. and
Charles F. Mclean, Democrat and G. A.
r. U. candidate: for judges of the Court
of General Sessions. Joseph E. Newberger
and Gen. Martin l. Mcmahon: county
clerk, Henry ID. Purroy; register. William
Sohmer; justices Of the city court, Robert
A. Van Wyck renominated), John r.
Schuchman and Edward +. ODwyer.
The platform adopted indorsed the ad-
rninistration OF President. Cleveland and
the candidates for State Offices condemned
the interference of the Chamber OF Com
merce with the politics of the city on be-
half of the Republican party. The incon-
sistency in the State and county Repub-
lcan platforms was referred to as an
effort to catch votes. The action of the
State Democrats in uniting with the Re-
publcans ''for the sake of spoils'' was
severely condemned. The platform further
said:
but protest against and denounce the dis
elimination that has been made between
the rich and poor In the severe oppressive
and unntelgsnt e ,;s sxeIfse cfY OF power by the
1--WE condemn the employment of spies
furnished with money to induce others to
commit violations of the law as savoring
too much of the despotic methods of coun-
tries whose governments deal with their
people as subjects, not free citizens. The
tn fsydy s It nas eyer ebsesn s
ance of Sunday by abstaining on that day
from all unnecessary employment, and yet
the enjoyment of worship. comfort and
recreation according to his own conscience
and wishes as far as compatible with a
others. it favors the immediate enactment
by the next Legislature of a modification
of the present oppressive excise laws, and
in addition promises TO propose to and en-
deavor to obtain from the coming Legisla-
ture a law which will enable this commun
ity to determine for itself by popular vote
whether the sale of food, beverages and
ali necessaries shall be permitted on the
first day of the week during certain pre-
scribed hours. and in manner so re-
stricted as not to interfere with religious
observances.
Not n Candidate.
JACKSON, Miss, Oct. Ex-Governor John
NJ. Stone has just returned from trip
through the North. When seen this morn
ing by a representative Of the press the
ton at Sioux City. Omaha, Sioux Falls.
independence, Dubuque, Bloomington and
Champaign. ILL.,, st. Louis and other cities
where the Governor and party were enter
tanned. The Governor proceeded to pay
high tribute to the enterprise and solid
prosperity OF the country through which he
passed.
of your name for the vice presidency?" the
Governor was asked
s.Flattering to me as such suggestion
must be-" he replied, II am by no means
responsible for the use OF my name in that
connection. and am in no. sense candi-
date" The Governor declined to further
discuss this question.
For n "White" Republican Party.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-The plan for
a white Republican party was launched to-
night. During the day the sugar planters
held a conference with white Republican
leaders, but the latter advised against an
independent, movement. holding that the
respectable negro element deserved recogn:-
ton, and that the national committee would
frown upon independent action. No con-
cluson was reached. the matter being re-
ferred to the meeting OF the planters ex-
a lively session, but finally determined on
white" Republican party and independ-
ent action. and will organize all over the
State for a vigorous campaign. They claim
they have made large gains in the State.
Nashville Votes To-Day.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct. o.-To-morrow
will bring to a close short but heated
contest between the nominees OF the Demo-
cratic party and the nominees of the a. r.
As for Mayor ana city councilmen. Both
tions point to the election Of the full Demo-
cratic ticket.