The American guide., 1896-07-04
A WINNING TICKET.
Hon. H. L. Remmel Nominated for
Governor by Aoclamation,
And Iuil state Ticket Placed In the
Field The NntionaI rlattoi m Endorsed
aud state Issues Touched tpon-
Gen. Clayton nonored.

Ana All state Ilrhrt RACED IN the
Iield-Thc NntionaI Platform rndorsed
aud State Issues Touched tpon-
Gen. Clayton nonored.
Last March after selecting delegates
to the national convention the republic
can state convention ad journcd 10 meet
in Little Rocl, on July I for the pur-
pose Of naming a state ticket The ad-
iourncd meeting was held in the Glen
wood Park pavilion, and nearly all the
leading republicans Of the state were
present The meeting wa7 harmonious
throughout, each person on the ticket
being nominated by ucclamation. and
the platform WAS unanimously adopted.
The following Is the state ticket and
electors;
state Ticket.
Governor H. l.. Kennel Of jackson county.
Secretary Of State II. A. Reynolds, NJ Madi-
son county.
Auditor j. r. AIayc, OF Washington county
Attorney General L. II. Vance oi Hot
Springs county
state Treasurer A. Tufts OF ounchiln
county.
state Land Commissioner Mark A Sanders.
" Scnrcy county.
Superintendent of Public Instruction Chas,
+, Colo OF White couulN
Commissioner of Mines Manufacture and
Agriculture Chus y Duke, oi prcw county.
Chief Justice Jacob TrIobcr Of Phillips
county
Associate Justice @ u. scott Of Miller
Presidential Electors.
At LARCE
W NJ Wcllctr. Of sebastian county
Gcorfr Dent of Lawrence county
HY uIsrmrr>
l. Frank H. Kennedy. of Woodruff county
9 e. \ Rick NJ Garland county
q Wv. smith ct Lafayette county
w,P uuThcs, nf Logan county
g. VIM T Brooks Of Madison county
O. Edward Hall, nf Arlshnsns county
The Platform.
Chairman &. C. Waters, Of the COM
mittce on resolutions, submitted the
following report,
The republicans OF Arkansas, tn state con-
vcntiou assembled present the following plat
form of principles
In national annlrs We heartily adopt and rn
dorsc the platform OF the republican national
convention NJ St Louls with protection. rccip-
rocity and sound money Inscribed Upon our
banners and with Mckinley and Hobart a.
our standard bearers we will wage the battles
Of the coming campaign in confident hope Of
victory in November next
In state uffnirr we dcmnnd reform and, smpnr
| 2 multituds of sut1ccir. We smphaAize the f'l-
| loNinr; 4
wa favor an amendment Of our road laws.
| The present system falls heavily upon the
poorxst ci{iruns. We should nave Eool roads
| and thc burden Of making and mttntainine
them should be borne BY al ciiizen~ n proper
/ tion "a their ucqnr. M f =.
we fasor saA hadns)k 70 ~ slss.iod NY
IN fraaed ~. - l1>Ilh1< q - . ~ 4 =
lsss n s1sl. sy ,ss.s saa'si & sIs' q
~ Let trs-wrs Ae'rer =
governor and secretary ci state "a NJ" : NJ
lei the other member Of the board be the nor
son who in the last preceding election receive
the highest number OF votes for governor mex
to the successful candidate
. Let tho county board he composed {
three citizens qunllhcd electors, one 70 nn AZ
pointed by cnch member Of the state board
a Let tho Judges of the election he appoint
ed. one by each member u the county hoard.
T. Let the clerks ot election be selected, or
by q majority Of the Judges OF election ana on
by the minority judge
| D. Illi tue NlllNl w tN INV iNiA'' '' WV
Australian ballot. upon which each part
ticket Is sot out scpamtcly 80 that the Vou
may designate his ballot In simple and cas-
manner and without assistance
| That In order 10 cqualltc the lana gram
made by com.rrss % the various states iof pu-
lie school purposes wc favor that 'onFFt,'
pctitiouoi tl grant lhis state au u1d'l'nn'
section " land fur each congressional town
ship for public school purposes
| We favor thy establishment OF % "i'II
school fnr Che u formation u' youthful 'lim
nals. ..i..
r1r tHr pUrpuar of encouraging tnc dnNoian
! tu,nt of tDp natural n.1UurNUs ut NNIa 'i1N' "
favor an amendment to- the constitution per
,niftIn. counties uuu munIyln ylnA'lilrs hA vote |
iho rrapIr Go ryHmpt mnuum'iur.nE cn'.'
priscs from taxation for @ spo''uca term,
No favor consolidation OF uajiunHl HHI stat
cIc,tlHns. Thr pHsnui sN'l'W %. r'P',''
election, rumpn|r % n'r"''' N"''' '' "'' I''
plr's tIwU and money -.....
1q,,t trr action Hf tho legislature ln uiuslu
O., oppr,prlatr On. uIups, ou Che Heu' ru
-,rrlI rtrH amounting tn uhoul f""" Q"
D,rrnHIui,rHurg luH improvement "I uAf l""
] H. .,n..,l. d. o. wrong TO the puoplo puu SIC dc
mnHI that ihr utHr.r NJ uli school 'oh"'
fHr stat. Treasury ur distributed 20 the H'''H'
'..r0oldisrlgi4 Of the state as required %
lIa,. and boo ot1rr that o hollrr cdueh'oh h"
. HNNHU fN 'NI N'N.. N'I zoo .''
,y.gartlaIIy invite all ,itihous regardless
f,Tp,r an,lntI1ps. who hollcyc 10 the prInc'
pic. b,r,lu ouuuciatrl to vote with us %, ih
cusuinF election.
ecu, Powell clayton Endorsed,
The following resolution was adopie'
by rising vote;
VUaIvrl That tuo republicans Of Arkuns1'
ip convention assembled hereby express lhr'
br,rty satisfaction in the leadership Of Ger
Powell clayton aud point with pride to the ne
tive nnd successful part ne mas taken in ma ha
,i,p8I paltIfs leading UP To the nomination o
- louis of the republicans of Arkansu'
choice for tho presidency, the Hon VIM Nc
hInlry. Of Ohio. In the councils OF party loou
en-. he /, regarded as the peer OF the best In
Itolllg,ut, prudent and fearless MS adNl'o an
resistance is always NJ the highest ofdcf an
when followed leads TO success
n. ", Cooper itc'hlcctcd Chairman
~. uI inurppl Ia