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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-27
Michigan State Ticket.

LANSING. Mich, Aug. 26.-The Demo-
cratic gold standard State convention here
to-day nominated a full State ticket, presi-
Dental electors and elected a full set of
delegates to the Indianapolis convention.
Also a State central committee, with w.
r. Shelby, of Grand Rapids. as chairman.
An organization will be effected in congress
sional and legislative districts and in coun-
ties. The platform, embodies a denuncia-
ton of the Chicago platforms. as undemo-
cratic i'm representation, arbitrary and dis
honorable IN methods, revolutionary and
Populistic in its nomination. 1t indorseS
President Cleveland and believes the free.
coinage of silver at 16 TO l would ruin in
dustries. rob savings bank deposltors, PEN
sioners and life insurance beneficlaries or
half their due and cut workingmen's wages
in half. The following ticket was nomi-
mated: Governor. Rufus Sprague. Green
vile: Lieutenant Governor. A. b. Eldredge,
Marquette; Secretary of state, L. l.. Boice,
ST. Clair; Treasurer. Wilder ID. Stevens,
Grand Rapids; Auditor. Irving w. Conkey,
Berrien; Land Commissioner, A. NJ. Tucker.
Jackson; Encouragement, Cyrus r.
Lothrop, Detroit; Superintendent of Public
instruction. William Heap. M~uskegon;
member of Board Of Education, John S.
Taggart. Shiawassee; Auditor, Alfred Z.
Cole. Fowlerville: Attorney-general. Alfred
j. Murphy, Detroit.
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Chicago platform. concluding with a re-
fusal to support either platform or nonli-
nees. The following delegates at large TO
Indianapolis were elected: william j.
Curtis. George L. Record. James Parker
and Charles Carlton Lewis.
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were fne-looking. intelligent men. and
transacted the business in a businesslike
and prompt manner.
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Detroit Tribu

Detroit Tribune.
OF course Bill Breckenridge paid that sl5.-
600 he owes Miss Pollard before he took the
StumD against Reputation"
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Ohionns to Meet To-Day.

COLUMBUS. o., Aug. 26.-The National
Democratic party Of Ohio, which is opposed
to Bryan and the Chicago platform. will
meet in mass convention in this city to-
morrow. A large number of delegates ar
rived tonight. and IT is expected there Will
be 100 TO 500 in attendance. John T. Clark.
of Youngstown. will be the temporary
chairman. Hon. Joseph H. Cultivate will
call the convention TO order at noon A
full electoral ticket will be nominated by
the convention. and delegates to the ma
tional convention at Indianapolis selected.
II is propose in event a fusion of the DEM
ocrats and Populists is effected at Spring
field. TO nominate a State ticket also. State
central and executive committees will be
appointed and arrangements made for an
active campaign. Headquarters are TO be
established in this citY at once.
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New Jersey Delegate. at Large.

TRENTON. n. j., Aug. 26.-The State
convention of gold-standard Democrats
was called TO order by ex-senator Henry ID.
Winton. Ex-Secretary of the Treasury
Charles s.. Fairchild was introduced and
made an address. When he had concluded
the convention elected Mr.. Wfnton perma-
nent chairman and Francis Pollock secre-
tary: George II. Woman presented the
resolutions. The platform rea.tirms the
money plank adopted at the recent State
Democratic convention and d~enounces the
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HINES AND MINING.
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WHAT WILL THEYD 0z
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-12-17
DUTY or THE DELEGATION.

The legislature is To convene in three
weeks, but the charter committees are
still as wide apart as ever. Why no
steps have been taken to harmonize the
differences between the various charter
makers is ineXpicablc 1t certainly
must be apparent to- all rational people
that concert of action is essential if
we are to have any satisfactory results.
Manifestly there is no disposition on
the part of the Douglas delegation to
get together with the representatives of
the council and commercial bodies. ON
the contrary there has been division
on political lines in the delegation from
the outset that must, if continued,
provoke Il contest before the legislature
in which the Omaha charter rs usual
will be the foot ball to be kicked from
pillar to post up to the last hour of the
session and then chopped to pieces be
You'd recognition. The mere fact that
the legislature is by II large majority
composed of democrats ana populists has
embroidered the fusion members from
this county 10 assume that they alone
are entrusted with the work of charter
making and that it is their privilege to
shape the charter so us to promote their
personal ambitions rather than the
public interest.
This is very unfortunate situation for
Omaha taxpayers. Their interest is not
political and should not be sacrificed for
political ends. Whatever party tax
payers may be identified with they are
unit in demanding that the charter
shall bc amended TO give Omaha more
economical and efficient government.
Instead of assuming TO dictate what
changes shall be made, the legislative
delegation should endcavor to ascertain
the wishes of the people and 10 carry
them into effect to the best of its
ability Members of n legislature are
elected to represent their constituents,
not TO mlsrepresent them or to over
ride their will. That principle should
govern the delegation in all things
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-12-17
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-12-17

1t is reported from the Canadian
Dominion government will soon 90 to
Washington with Il view to ascertain
ing the likelihood of the next admins.
tration entering into reciprocal trade
relations with Canada. \ Washington
dispatch states that it is probable the
Canadian government will arrange to
have Il permanent representative in
Washington. as it does in London, to
look after its interests.
1t is well known that the present lib
eral government in Canada is eX-
tremely anxious to establish closer com
mercal relations with the United States.
Reciprocity was feature of the plat
form on which the liberal party was
elected, and the fact that the rcpub-
leans are coming into power has in
tensiied the desire of the men who
are in control of Canadian affairs to
bring about II reciprocity agreement.
In order to do this it is believed that
they will be prepared To make large
concessions, but whether they will go
as far in this direction us the next adj
minstration will be likely to require
is doubtful. AS we have heretofore
pointed out, no proposition which stops
at reciprocal trade in natural com
modities will have any chance of con
sideratiOn by our government One eX-
perience with an arrangement of that
kind was quite enough. There must
be concessions favorable to our manu-
facturers, and as this would involve in
facturcrs it is pretty certain to be
found an insurmountable obstacle to
reciprocity between Canada and the
United States.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-12-17
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Burlington Hawkeye: Code revision and
provision for our state institutions are the
two objects Of the extra session of the Iowa
general assembly. Anything more than
that will be persona non grata.
Sheldon Eagle: Congressman Perkins
says that he proposes to let each community
settle its own pOstOfice fight. Mr. Perkins
is right BY following such a policy he Will
give what little hair he has on the top OF
his head a better chance to grow
Davenport Republican,: The state of Ne
braska has almost 50 900 900 in warrants out
standing. while the state treasurer has some
thing like 100000 deposits in different
banks This is the showing according to
The Omaha Bee, which the state treasurer
and the governor will make to the legisla-
ture The money which the state has on
deposit is drawing 3 per cent while the
outstanding warrants draw . per cent.
Moreover, the $500 900 on hand in the banks
cannot be drawn out with eafety.
Davenport Democrat: The year now clos
ing has been a good one for Iowa. good in
general and particular and Notwithstanding
The low prices for all kinds of farm prod
ucts, the agrlcultulist has Jared quite 2s
well as the manufacturer and the merchant
He has not run behind, while this Is more
than can be said for some in other lines
Of business. Take the crops of the year
alone, and at the low prices which have
ruled they represent a value of Sl33 ,GGI,-
$50. This Is the estimate of John r. Sage,
the chief of the Iowa crop service, and
man not given 10 eXaggeratlon.