Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
STAND PAT ON TARIFF
Iowa Republicans Indorse the
Dinglsy law.
OPPOSE RECIPROCITY
BOLT AMONG WISCONSIN, REPuB-
LICANs NOT UNLIKELY.
Ohio Convention at Columbus Names
State Tieket-Harris Slate Wins
In North Carolina.

In North Carolina.
A dispatch from Des Moines Iowa. last
night. says: Iowa's long fight between
stand pat republicans and liberals on the
issue OF tariff revision and reciprocity end
ed in complete victory for the former in
today's state convention for selecting dele
gates to the national convention. OF
twenty-sax delegates chosen twenty are
stand patters" and only six are liberals.
The resolutions adopted contain no senti-
ment whatever In favor of tariff revision.
but declare that protective principle found
its high fulfllmentr In the Dingley law.
As to reciprocity the platform declares that
1t is ''unwise to seek markets abroad by
sacrificing some parts of the markets at
home.''
The convention was unanimous In naming
its delegates and adopting its platform, but
the committee on resolutions disagreed in
the recommendations. A minority of three,
headed by former Representative George c.
Perkins. stood for a liberal plank. declaring
for reciprocity that would increase for
eign markets without harming American in
dustry, and suggesting that the republican
party can be depended on to revise the
tariff whenever necessary. This minority
refused to accede to the platform of the
majority as to the tarfn, and so reported
to the convention.
The resolutions indorse the adjustment OF
the Alaskan boundary dispute. the work
done in China, praise Secretaries Shaw and
Wilson, indorse President Roosevelt oppose
trusts, praise the American navy and de-
clare strongly on the tariff question.
Bolt in Wisconsin.
dispatch from Madison last night says:
he ufrif
gendered in the republican political struggle
in Wisconsin this year two conventions Will
nominate state tickets in Madison tomor-
row. The courts will be called upon to
decide which set Is entitled to legal rec
ogrit;on.
The convention today which was bolted
by the adherentss of Judge Emil Baensch
and denounced as Illegal by the support
ers of Samuel A. Cook. will nominate
state ticket headed by Gov. Robert NJ. La
Toilette. The convention will contain 51S
delegates, So of whom were contested by
the opposition. The couyeption of and-third
termers will have $50 delegates who claim
to have been legally elected Eighty-five
of these delegates were 5snseated by the
state central committee. controlled by the
La Toilette organization
Name State Ticket.
A dispatch from colu1ibus, Ohio. last
night says: The following republican state
ticket was nominated here today:
Secretary of state, Lewis c. Laylin Of
Norwalk; judge of the supreme court, VIM.
F. Spear of Lisbon; clerk Of the supreme
court, Lawson e. Emerson of st. Clairs-
vile; dairy and food commissioner, Horace
Ankeny of Xenia. member Of the board of
public works Richard r GA wford of Nos
silion: electors-at-large, Charles p. Taft Of
Cincinnati and Noah N. Swayne of Toledo;
MISUNDERSTANDING, Myron T. HeErick, Geo.
Eor.Lera aItarratas EhG ~ ,s,n,,r~
49,, - Iand;. - ~ r',, SroSseno.,
Ri. T. Eubanks 4 ''''A
Tha 1T ra,,.5 AZ. .,,5..o,o.,
member of the last Ohio Legislature
tbrae ho,rs oo nS rns+ was t "a session Only
occunied in baiiotinc for card,dates foT
supreme judge The proceedings were ex-
ceptionaily harmonious. and at no time
s snc Has;o, me convention was controlled
"a ton to the Ch,ca % ooN Inc ono aeie.
Instructed. but II Is pledged nv the raso.
President RooseveIt
slate carries at Greensboro.
A dispatch from Raleigh. N. G. Ia ST night
says. A f,,il st.+o .,.,. -.
- ..' s'a'e 'icAel was nominated py
the republicans at Greensboro tonight, as
follows: Governor, Chas. j. Harris of jack
son county; lieutenant governor, Isaac M.
Meekins of Paso,otank ..ttorna,, e,.,,ar.I
~ N v...o-o,..L - ,,ge,',,' az
" II iaTovrousn OF FRANKLIN; secretary
49,, ~ n'e :. :. oehksnS OF Cnatnam; treas
r IL, - ". Daniey OF Davle; auditor, Frank
r,,hI;s , % waeausa' superintendent OF
ford; corporation commissioner, d IT Alb
t pUre % famnco. commtssioner OF agricul-
missioner H =, rven n. iapor com
judges supreme court, R. M. Douglas Of
Gutlford and W. A. Montgomery Of War
aen: deiegates TO national convention,
Duncan ana z a 6iacH n1 =; Z.
for governor is weaishv ,aattar no n,ar.,e
facturer and miner. s7iA
c.e
Souen Saroilna E0r Parker.
dispatch from Columbia. s. C.. saws:
The South Carolina de,,,ocratie -sta.a ION.
yention today e1ecfed das.sata -, -. -
inc 81. Louis convention. The senator and