Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-04-25

Bryan, and said IL the Republicans d.
their duty as they did in 1896 there cal
be but one result-a triumphant re-elec
tion of President Mckinley.
The platform expresses "profount
qualification for the present congress
which by formal legislative enactment
established as permanent standard OF
value the gold coin of the nation" II
indorses the strong, brilliant and pro.
gressive administration of Presiden.
Mckinley
The following delegates at large to
the national convention were elected:
isaac Stephenson. Marinette; Joseph B.
Treat Monroe; James II. Stout, Me-
nominee, and August L. Eudtke, Mil
waukee.
REPUBLICANS OF INDIANA.
: lndiananolis, Ind, April 25.-The Re-
| publican stale convention was called to
~ o'clock. ]. Frank Hanly, of
~ -, presided, and made the key
,ch. The platform will declare
n ent splendid Republican
ion that furnishes the niost
Illustration of the difference
u.... party Of capacity and one OF
incapacity." and pledges support to Nc
Kinley. 1t approves the course of the
administration and legislation by con-
gress in respect to our newly acquired
possessions; indorses the gold standard,
favors elasticity of our bank currency
for the benefit Of producers, and favors
such additional legislation, both state
| and national, as shall establish the COM
plete legal control over all trusts and
| monopolies, with full power to dissolve
the same, and to mete proper punish
| ment to all who thus seek to destroy
| honest competition and to prevent the
widest possible employment of labor.
KEYSTONE STATE CONVENTION.
Harrisburg, Pa, April 25.-The Re
publican state convention was held to-
day to nominate candidates for auditor
general, two congressman at large and
thirty-two presidential electors ana
eight delegates at large to the national
convention. The vote in the United
States senate in the Quay case, whose
friends were in control of the conven-
ton, has completely changed the plans
The platform reaffirms the last ma
tional Republican platform. The coun-
try is congratulated on the money ques-
tion, which no longer disturbs the bust
ness conditions, and the gold standard
accepted as a monetary unit Of value.
The election of United States senators
by the people is favored. The conven-
tion declares its continued belief in the
political and personal integrity of ex-
Senator Quay, and records it's firm con-
viction Of the governors right to ap-
point him to seat in the United States
senate.
Senator Flynn tried to get the in
dorsement of Quay stricken out. The
motion was lost-2SO to 50. Hardens-
bergh was nominated for auditor gener
al. The vote for congressman at large
was: Foerderer. 1888; Grow, 2s5; Flood,
80; Arnold, 40.
ALABAMA DEMOCRATS.
Montgomery, Ala, April a5.-Greater
interest centered in the Democrat.
state convention which met to-day than
around any similar gathering In this
state for many years. A large propoc
ton Of uninstructed delegates makes
the fight for the governorship an open
contest. Samuel Ford has 200 votes
pledged to him, and it requires but 25S
to nominate. Congressman Stallings a.
so has considerable following.
COLORADO POPULISTs.
Florence, Colo, April 25.-Judge
Frank Overs. of Leadville, was elected
president of the Popuhst state conven-
tion The attendance is unusually small.
only twenty-seven counties being repre-
sented. A committee of fifteen was ap-
pointed to name delegates to the ma
tionai convention.
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS FOR
BRYAN.
New York, April 25.-The Tammany
men are making arrangements to 60 to
Kansas City in force to attend the ma
tional convention on July 4. They say
that the New York delegation, although
it may be uninstructed, will vote for
Bryan's nomination.
INSTRUCTED FOR BRYAN.
Clay Center, Kan, April 25.-The Pop
ulist state convention, called to select
eighty four delegates to the national
convention at Sioux Falls to-day, in
structed the delegation to vote solidly
for Bryan for president.