Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
MkINLEY AND ALLISON! !
This Has Been a Big Day for
BO'h Candidates.
Each Carries His Own State With
Great Unanimty.
ohio l1NruttS for Her Ex-Governor a-d
l,vl iot Her senator.
TARlFT AVID CURRENCY
TARiFF AND CURRENCY.

TARlFF AND CURRENCY
tulumhu-. a.. March H. The Grand
opera huu-r wa unable again To- daN ln
give admission tu more than half 1T those
holding tlrkrt-. some delegate, tn the
republican state ruiINrntiuu even, were
crowded ont
" iu:li senator Elect Foraker called
the convention a. order.
The Temporary organization was unan.
lu"u-ly made permanent, aud Chairman
Foraker hri'tl, acknowledged thu doubt,
honor.
Congressman j, VI. lay lor, chairman ~
ihr commute" "n Ir-"lutinrs.reInrtrd the
platform, which was gIpird with frr-
lurnt applause aud adopted.
The platform, which declares strongly
for projection AMI reciprocity, dennunrr-
IN" present drlnucratic administration
"as the utst destructive aud disastrous
the history II our country has ever
known. II has M, only Disappointed
the expectations II the country. hut has
Justly forfeited the confidence aud sup
part II it, own party"
The platform saN-; We drnuunce
the free wWol provision uf the present
tarir law ~ Hn unjust discrimination
against "a large part ~ our people, aud
demand such protection for sheep hu-.
hanhfy ~ will secure fair prices Tor
American wuOl."
II asserts that the republican party
stands for the MnnrT doctrinc As Mon.
r"e himself proclaimed IT,"
The revenue and currency plank IA
Nor~ n government debt paying policy,
and npIO~es continuance ~ the debt
making policy" 10y increasing the rrNr-
nilos; and declares for currency ~ gold,
silver and paper. with which Ia measure
our exchanges, that shall l." ~ sound NJ
the government, and a. untarnishpsi az its
homer; and Ia that end W. favor bimetal-
ll-nI, and demand the uise " bath gold
and silver ~ standard money. either In
nrcoriRnr" with ratio "a be- tixed by In.
trrnaiional agreement. II that can I've oh
tainh, or under such restrictions and
such provisions. Ia be determined by leg
i-lation, ~ Will secure the maintenance
of the parity ~ values of the two metals
~ that the purchasing and debt paying
power ~ the dollar. whether silver, gold
ur paper, shalt he at all times equal"
Col. ". {. Cooper. rx-mrmber Of con
gfess, presented In stirring speech. the
names Of ioy. Asa Bushnell, Senator
Elect j. II. Foraker. Congressman Il. II.
Gr~yrnor AMI Hon. Mark A. Hanna, for
delegates nj large Ia the 81. Louis ron.
yention.
They were elected unanimously. with
lIr. j. r.. loves senator Charles Flri-ch-
mann. ex-senator John l.. GTecn and
Congressman John \. Taylo Tor alter
mates al large.
Congressman Charles II. Gros,rnor
presented the names " |. +. Mack. editor
0t the Sandusky Register, and Hon. Al
bert e. Douglass. Jr.. Of Chillicothe ~
candidates for electors at large.
They were nominated by acclamati0n.
The roll ~ the Lightweight counties
was then called for nominations for state
offices.
The names II Charles kinney. ~ Sci
Otn; ten. A. J. NyckOf', ~ Franklin, Nnd
r.. w. lntN, NJ Cuyahnga, were presented
for nomination for secretary ~ stat.
The ballot Resulted; DutN, 2',, kl"-
nr!, i2I; Wyckon, 2l1.
Necessary a. "A choice, -.
klnnrl's nomination va, made Indn-
/ imOIS,
Marshall j. Williams. uf kalrttr. the
! present iHruubrnt, wa tr-uumInatrd tuf
supreme judy. bN arclamatinn.
hItrI a hot fight, j. f. blackburn vas
nominated lmL aud iAli, c"Inmi, ,slnnrr.
he Wholesale gr,r"t- aud f,Sd manutar.
tnIrr- made fight against Dr. Mcneil,
tie present rlrumlTnt, VIII" lai the sup
port nf the grnngrr~,
Frank \. li"ilmau, IT Van Vert, was
nominated iut mrnIhrr ul the board ~
public wuIk-
hr convention th"a aijourl'd -lur
Al,.
IOWA ,uNNtNTluN.
ir- N"i'., March H. The republican,
>,au. cuuNrlIlluu mt at II a. ~. aud
Congo, ,,man llullnrr Wa elected tenn
ISthrN chairman.
Nj. lmlllNrr mad" u ringing address, ~
ahuut "A half an hours length, ~ which
the following /. the closing paragraph,
al~ w",ll. nut alHat- able H. deliver
itself from mtth- auh humhugs. has IN
recent years r.caMd from twO grotr-Iur
hallnrinations hrmpf lrNrland aRi III
Hung Chang. the democratic party aud
the Chinese army,
Not even wars and rlImut- ~ wars can
revive popular interest ~ the administra'
ii0n, Without ahaiing cur interest In
the weak, or Our sImmth! Tor III" op'
pressed W. begin tn grow weary ~ the
proceedings that have u~'si IA m"ss In the
affairs Oi Venezuela three hundred years
old. Ia cover up the rrs- that has been
made within three wears III The Affairs Oi
the lnitpd States ~ imrTlca.
We do not intend a. allow "A brass baud
at the state Department, Or "a diplomatic
explosion nj The White House tO divert
the public fr0m the pressing issue ~ thl-
years pOliiicS The frstnratlOn ~ AmrTi
can conditions H. the prevalent prosper