New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-25
ISLAND POLICY RIGHT.
4 UERfC4N RULE MUST BE
RESPECTED.
THE INDIANA REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
STANDS FOR PROTECTION, GOLD
STANDARD SHIP CANAL AND
CUBAN FREEDOM
CUBAN FREEDOM.

CUBAN FREEDOM
indianapolis. April 24.-The following tickle,
was nominated by the Republicans at their
State Convention to-day:
Secretary of State-Daniel Z. Storms
Auditor-David E Sherrick.
Treasurer-N. L. Hill.
Attorney General-Charles w. Miller.
State Geolog:st-willis S. Blatchley.
State Observation-Disclosures F. Johnson.
Judge Supreme Court-John H. Gillett
Judges Of the Appellate Court-W. D. Robin
son, William ]. Henley. James B. Black. Daniel
W. Comstock, Uric Z. Wiley and Frank s.
Roby
Clerk of the Supreme Court-Robert A. Brown
Superintendent of Public Instruction-F A
Cotton
The Secretary of State, State Geoogist, State
Statistican. judge of the Supreme Court and
iudges of the Appellate Court were nominated
bv reclamation. For every other place the
ticket there a warm fight. The principal
contest, and the which the most interest
centred was the nomination for Attorney Cen
eral Miller WAS generally credited with being
a protege Of Senator Beverage. and he comes
from Goshen. where Judge Baker, who was re-
Gently appointed the federal bench at the
instance of Senator Beveridge. also lives.
aIller's opponents tried hard make this tell
against him saying that Goshen had received
as much patronage as il could expect. Miller
showed little strength on the first ballot and
his opponents We're hopeful He showed greater
strength however. on the second ballot, and
three of his rivals. Fields Dean and Watson,
conceding their defeat, withdrew before the roll
cali for the third ballot The final vote was;
Miller. 9041a; Bingham. 357l2 Moores. 422'
and Dean. .
There was warm fight for Clerk Of the Su-
1ir1aT q b.
err A Brown on the third ballot. F. A Cot
ton Of Newcastle was nominated for Superin-
+endent Of Public instruction the third bal
lot In every instance the nomination OF the
successful man was made unanimous py accla-
nation the motion TO that effect coming HUN
one of his defeated rivals
The convention assembled at O'Clock, Out IL
was $50 when Chairman Beverage raped TOT
order The first business was the presentation
of the report of the committee on resoluuohs
The committee did not report promptly. because
Fl was unable to agree even as late as o'oo
O'clock upon some of the planks There was a
bot fight over the insertion OF the clause IN
dorsing the gold standard. It had been decloeo
70 advocate q plank in which some members OF
The committee thought they could detect an ap-
proval OF bank asset currency, but this was
stricken out after long debate, ana rae
plank found IN the platform was adopted. Inc !
resolutions committee reported at S:4o O'CLOCK !
The repor. was read by Chairman Charles /
Jeyyett of NeW-AIbany. and was adopted uhahi-
uaously. ,ov,1
1ne f,epuplcans Of Indiana, IL conven1ll99n t as
ss1nbed hereby make declaration OF the 'o'io"iie
eSoraiay platform aa9Psssd SS the
RSpubucan National Convention al ~, ,be min
s ~. aa 1SeI RlTas esnunciated =. ,srs
party Is u to es ana view
with pleasure the unpreeedenaeo. neaans and the
2s S sonS p's the rich fruit Of Republican pol
tss and 04t To overthrow the laws and the
ccmplished /
MOURN FOR DEAD LEADERS. /
W. -,ourr the death of our great leader and and
p We william Mckinley. &c was an iae ft
citizen OF he was beloved Pc
You'd all others by al the a ReePe degree Of IN
Under a his ae5apery and Won highest prestige
snong NE nations Of the ea5i His name and SER
Vtces are part Of the splendid and enduring MS
tory Of The ses Of General Benjamin Harrison the
nation has lost ana most trusted Statesmen and
Indiana most ilustTious se ierscv Of good
5 dsoh done We revere his memory and mourn MS
'''S PROUD OF THE PRESIDENT.
We cordially indorse the able and pa:riotics aa d
,ns+Tatton Of President Roosevelt Succeeding 10
Presidency under f ira fFasiH sTous PREDECESSOR
81 nce won the confidence and approval OF Inc
AneTiGan Pe9 d his GeTOon 70 the Of the
entire country ana 4s,, ME Of Indiana ali his
eff9Its TO continue and advance the senIbc
the people at home and the glory o. TIC fep
a2Toae, eratiaed that Cuba will pass to IN, the
+To a. Of her own people and that new repaDIc
has arisen upon the ruins of monarchy W. he
lust and liberal reciprocal 5t,ba which by
the Talor of American arms ana the " fIodIv Of
American craftsmanship, is aooed u Tic '
nations
PHILIPPINE POLICY APPROVED.
We approve the course Of the IN the Phil
snndne Islands we oppose those who con1h he, ~
openly in arms in the Philippine or secre tb be
openly in the United states IN that American
soyereienTy must be respected WITHIN the oii'eu
Ne awe al the estabshen absolute peace in
the Philippines and the erec.oH The neopie of the
iaands shan be given increased participation in the
administration of their doeS S anacitv for self
sn,ea Ii Sbos purpose or is to restrict bust.
ness or control prices And we ibe COST Of
uIa5g and the necessaries of life. We favor legs-
tc .. and peerined effort OF President Roosevelt
to enforce the laws against Illegal conbina IONS
ofcers state and national. shall enforce the laws
in the most Vigorous SO lna1 or estToyed
We adhere to the policy OF protection. Snoer ~
our @ en Increased and wages maintained at
a higher rate than would have been otherwise pos
sibie
GUARDED RECIPROCITY FAVORED
We the extension Of our markets tar4p iyh
other countries wherever II can De gone Mitioue
favor SUCH Qualifications Of tariff schedules. from
time time required oy chahshs al IN line
with the fundamental principle Of PTotefa ao anv