Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-19
Judge D. W, Starjrod the Partys
Choice for GoyenOh
J.T.MORRISON FOR CONGRESS
platform strongly Eudorses the Ma
uonal Administrator and express
e. Future confidence Therein

The Republican state convention OF
Idaho completed lts labor5 last evening
and adjourned sine die. This morning
each Of the Salt Lake political organs
Tribune and Herald, published the
ticket IN It's entirety and the former
gave the platform as adopted, while the
latter contained lis essential features
THE TICKET
The ticket named by the convention
IS as follows.
Presidential Electors-George NJ. Par
sons OF Lomhi, Judge W. d Hepburn
y. W. Rowton Of Idaho county
CongressmaB-John n. Morrison Of
Canyon.
Governor-D. W, standrod Of Ban
mock
Lieutenant Governor-A. A. Crane Of
dtootenai
Secretary Of state--M. Patrie Of Ere
mont
State Audltor-Harry j. syms OF El-
more
Treasurer-Georgo W. Kester Of Nez
Perce.
Attorney General-George l., Gray Of
oneida.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Miss Jessie Reilly OF Blaine
Mine InsDector-N. Robert Bell Of
Custer
THE PLATFORM
Following Is the platform as adopted
The Republican party OF Idaho In
convention assembled, renews It's allie
glance 10 the principles Of Republican
lem and declares It's unqualified appro-
vol OF the national platform adopted az
Philadelphia, It's adherance 20 the prin-
cipies represented by the official acts
Of the administration Of William Nc
Kinley, and pledges Itself 10 the sup
port 0f the same.
"A new and m0mentOus situation hay
ing arisen Ia China since the meeting
OF the national Republican convention,
we express our utmost confidence in the
ability and purpose OF the Republican
party 10 settle this question upon that
high plane Of craftsmanship which has
characterized every act OF the present
national administration.
we are In favor OF amending the
Constitution Of the United states so as
20 give Congress the power more fuzzy
10 regulate and suppress trusts, and We
denounce the action Of the Democratic
party In the present Congress, who, by
their votes defeated the proposition TO
submit such an amendment 20 the peo-
pie Of the United States for their ratt-
fcation.
THE past history Of the Republican
party and its record In this State is q
sufficient guarantee that public order
will be maintained therein, that life and
property win be protected and obedience
10 law enforced upon all alike through
the established forms Of law; that no
man shall be deprived OF life, liberty
or property without due process OF law;
nor shall the right Of any man 20 seek
and obtain or contract for labor or em-
plOyment In accordance with law Doe Ia
any wise curtailed or interfered with
we condemn the policy Of the pres
ent State administration whereby Ct has
sought 10 deprive a large number Of
honest settlers In the northern part OF
the State Of their lands. taken up un-
der the homestead laws OF the United
States. and which has further resulted
IN them losing 20 the state thousands
Of acres Of valuable timber lands
I'VE condemn the policy Of the pres.
ent State administration On converting
the boards IN control Of the various
state institutions into partizan political
machines indirectly, and the Republican
party pledges itself 10 place these insti-
tutiOns IN the hands OF those who win
conduct them solely for the purpose ot
the public good ana not IN the interest
OF any political organization.
I'VE remember with feelings OF graft
tude and pride the gallant and patriotic
services rendered 90 our country hy the
brave volunteer soldiers from Idaho and
glory In their deeds Of yalor and faith
fulness 20 their call Of duty. We accord
them the support Of the Republican
party IN recognition of their services.
I'VE endorse the course Of Hon George
J.. Shoup as Republican representative
Of the State Of Idaho IN the United
States Senate"