New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
WOLCOTT RENOMINATED.
MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICANS STICK
TO THEIR OLD LEADERS.
arr THE PRESENT STATE OFFICERS CHOSEN.
WITHOUT A DISSENTING VOICE. TO
RUN AGAIN-FEATUREs OF

AL THE PRESENT STATE OFFICERS CHOsES'
WITHOUT A DISSENTING VOICE. TO
RUN AGAIN-FEATUREs OF
THE PLATFORM.
pos.on Sent Ex-Governor Roger Wolcott. Lieu
| tenant Governor w. Murray Crane and all the
other State officers were renominated by acciama
ton by the Republican State CohVehtioh' "o'u III
| Music Hall. to-day.
II was 1890 o'clock when the members OF inc
State Committee appeared on the platform, headed
by Colonel A. H. Goet;ing. OF Springheio' tem'
| porary chairman Of the convention prayer was
offered by the Rev. Dr. George a. Gordon. OF inc
| New Old South Church. after which the temporary
chairman addressed the delegates. The Commits
toe on Credentials reported 1235 delegates present.
representing 81 cities and s2l towns Inc Com-
| mittee ON Permanent Organization reported w. D.
g. Hopkins, OF Worcester. for permanent cHa'rihan
Governor Wolcott was placed In nomination oy
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. whose speech was
listened TO with marked attention and was ire
oucntly applaudcd. especially when he asked the
convention to nominate Governor Wolcott ny ac-
camation The motion Of Senator Lodge was car
ricd amid great enthusiasm, and Governor W oco'l
was thus placed In nomination.
Congressman Moody then addressed the cohVen-
ton presenting the name OF Licutcnant-Governor
Crane for denomination. The nomination was
made by acclamation.
John l.. Bates. OF Boston. Speaker OF the House
OF Representatives. presented the name of William
VI. Oln, or Boston, Tor secretary OF ttc NoiHHoH-
wealth: Albert &. Tltcomb of Newburyport, that
Of f. r. Shaw, OF Newburyport. for Treasurer ana
Rcceivsr-Ciencral: Senator \. S Roc OF Worcester
that OF General John W. Kimbal. of fitchburs'
for Auditor. and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS " '''''i''
H. Halle. Of Springfield. that of Hosea NJ know-
ton. OF New Bedford. for Attorney-Genera!. Ihese
nominations were all made by reclamation.
Governor Wolcotts appearance on the platform AT
tho of these proceedings, under escort OF Sena
tor Lodge ard W II. Morgan. OF Springfield, was
tho signal for n great ouburst OF applause. Inc
delcga. stood cheering and clappins their hands
While The waved their handkercheis Al
length when silence was secured. Governor Woicou
said hc regretted that his voice would not allow MN
to do more than 20 express thanks for the honor
tho convention had conferred upon him. ana state
that I, had been his constant aim that the iuS'ie
O, tho Office should not he furnished whi'e II WIS III
his keeping
Observation-Disclosures Crane who was also pre-
srrted TO tho convention expressed THANKS anu
promised II elected. to serve the people as wen III
the future a. he had tried to In the past. AZ 'he
close Of L!eutcnant-Governor cranes ADDRESS "e"
eral Curtis Guild. r.. moved vote OF '""'N' ~
the officers OF the convention. and the adJouf"e"V
followed ~ :. f.,
part. rs follows:
vir M'a' p %'Gf Of devasaon ana destruction
iron under nov and s;anse i pnrposs Of
d.o.der-dsorier In our revenH" IN our h hnrcia'
system. in The execution Of Ia" anu - - dream and
a.lision f. spurn'i even by thc Ntpf.s"t i
Mo vo,ei f5r t.; ana who row know ~" iaAcy , OF
he deadly parallel between what and the wni ne
m,:aI 10 that creed of organism and disorder we
in behalf q principle anl %euona! honor. ..n
Bu; The Republican ary mas G',r rrn mill t per
win. 4 ha' scr@pu'oI r,p .5 am Ine ',he gold
standard, II has given what III" pcope wanted
ami believed ina tarln to protect our labor ana our
indrs,r..s to furnish adequate revenue to our
treasury. ar American policy for the America"
We see a Republican President instituing an hon
est search Tor honest himctallism 'ich an me-
nTessiirc Tor place not merely maintaining but
wisely extending tie merit system In our CSil ser,
, , crm wiifo,, Arrogance: pairlo'ic. always.
To Nh, Republicans Of Ma>sachusetis STATE con-
troll Is not nov. on, never has the SENSE of their
They nSintiin their fundamental rciIef In the un-
seciaran free public schools. 49,,
Thcy dare insist uron fun enforcement OF the
They thnk the tI=.e has come 70 restrain the fur
'Asr extension Of boards and comm ssions. ana 10
promot" The rational simpI'hcauon OF many no"
'rhcy d,manl s;r!ci enforcement OF all statutes
and thereby q lclncr Blu" BOOK
Recognizing "a" Importance OF eNtcndIng our
commercial i,lttions they recommend the careful
study OF our consular scrvicc. that - efficiency
They would urge .afc and hish citizenship. and
they therefore that the laws OF naturalization
snnn b. promptly and tightly closed against all
who arc too ignorant ~ understand or 200 vicious
:, appreciate Institutions and laws.
AGAIN the Republican party calls upGn me men
the great fact that not principles alone. or men
alone. sufficient guarantee OF good government.
1 ,b baI p sg w6cb riV.s M yoie % hbe M
triotic principles and places them In the executive
;riotlc TO party animated by such principles
and led by such men this convention pledges its al
lcsiance.
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