Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-18

urgently invite the support Of all ciu-
zens who prefer a united party OF posi-
tive achievements 10 a divided party OF
obstruction and negati0n, disordered by
Internal and fundamental dissenslons'
Instead Of ever shifting vaBaries, the
Republican party offers definite prln-
ciples, eliminating In the benehcient
legislation and steadily moves forward
with the advancement OF enlightened
public sentiment
Upon the record Of results achieved
and re-ainrming our previous pat
forms, state and national, the Republi-
can party appeals to the voters Of
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IowO REPUBLICANS,
Des Mones, Ia, May lS.--The Repub-
lican state convention to select dele
gates to the national convention con-
vened here today. In the boxes We're
Secretary OF the Treasury l., NJ SHAW,
Senators Allison and Dolllver anu
Iowa's delegation In the lower mouse VI
Congress.
The me theme for discussion among
the delegates was the wording OF the
resolution upon the tariff. The issue
of the campaign preceding the conNen~
ton had been whether the tarlH shoulu
be revised and as to a declaration ioI
Canadian reciprocity. The 'stahu pat
ters' who were opposed to both sugBes-
lions elected 900 Of the 1882 delegates
to the convention. Having control OF
the convention, their leaders proceed
ed 10 define their wishes regarding the
wording of the plank under dlscusslon'
In the selection Of delegates TO the
national convention there Is no opposl-
ton to Senators Allison and Dolliyer, j.
w. Blythe and Gov, A, b. Cummns
for delegates at large. John ~ IRWIN
OF Keokuk, temporary chairman OF the
convention spoke In part as tollo"s;
LET us make no platform on the
tariff for protection. Let us leave the
tariff plank to the wise men OF the Re-
publican party when II meets IN ma,
tional convention, where all needs VIII
be considered and all interests VIII pc
heard and then a platform VIII DC
made up on which we can all stand
over which we can all rejoice
"The Democracy claims that the
tarff is the mother OF trusts. by the
same token the women are the mothers
Of measles. The mothers of the land
have children and the children nave
the measules Kin all the industries
Of the land and you VIII surely XIII an
the trusts, and abolish all the mothers
Of the land you win just as surely aboi-
ish al the measles. Congress mas deat
the trusts n blow under which they are
now trembling although every Demo.
cratic justice OF the supreme bench OF
the United States filed dissenting
opinion,
THE Republican party made the
tariff when the country WAS In dlre
need and the Republican party VIII re-
wise and amend the tariff In part or
in whole when convinced that there IS
need for revision, and that time Tor
revision has come
Interest was conferred In the selec-
ton of the committee on resolutions,
OF the fl districts the tand-patters
carried all except the Second ana
Eleventh.
Congressman j. A. r Hun WAS chos-
en- permanent chairman Of the con-
yention.
WYOMING REPUBLICANS.
Laramie wyo, May lS.--In addition
10 naming six delegates and six alter
mates to the national convention, the
state Republican convention which rs
to meet here at o'clock today, VIII
nominate candidates for the following
Offices
Three presidential electors justce
of the state supreme court, a represen-
tatVe I'm the Fifty-ninth Congress-
governor and state treasurer II is con-
coded that Congressman Frank W.
Mondel viii be renomnated. For the
glibernatorial nominations there has
been a warm contest between Gov. Fen
nimore Chatterton and b. b, Brooks IL
IL said that the Laramie county dele
cation, elected yesterday and Instructed
for Brooks. holds the balance OF power
thus assuring the nomination OF Brooks.
ffaa -. -. IL aglN
Irvine for state treasurer and NJ. D.
Camplln for supreme court Justice,
The delegates to the national con-
vention will undoubtedly be instructed
for Roosevelt.
Delegates from the northern counties
having been delayed, the convention
Will adjourn tomorrow imediately after
assembling this afternoon.
NO AGREEMENT AT LINCOLN
Lincoln, Neb., May 1S.-Conference
between friends OF candidates for state
Offices lasted through the night, but no
agreements were reached and on
everything save governor treasurer and
attorney genera, the Republicans OF
Nebraska went into their state con-
Venton at o'clock today without a
hint as to probable result The most
secretary Of state. The auditorium was
filled with visitors ard more than 1000
delegates when Chairman Baldridge
called the convention 10 order.
FRACTIONAL FEELING STRONG.
Madison, wis, May iS-Factonal
Il cling between the Republican fac
lions prior to the opening OF the Re-
publican state convention here today
was keyed up to the highest pitch I'M
aglnable. The question, VIII there DO
bolt Of the anti-third-termers?' was
asked on every hand and remained un-
answered In any definite way Such a
state OF affairs never before existed In
Wisconsin. The key 90 the situation
was apparently held by former Con
gresham Samuel A. Cook, candidate
for governor, with over 100 delegates
pledged to his support. With
out the adherence Of Mr., Cook
To- any plan OF Withdrawing
from or boiling the regular convention
such n plan would hardly avail any
thing tangible as the boilers would not
have any where near a majority OF the
delegates
The state central committee which
worked late into the night settled but
two contests, reducing the delegates in
the anti-third termers' column by p
delegates,
The committee was In session again
tOday and IL was said there was no
question that Gov. La Toilette would
have majority Of delegates.
Senators spooner and Quarles and
Congressman Babcock were today
Counselling mo bolt
The latest phase Of the factional
fight brings out new plan OF the anti
third termers II Is said now that they
will go into the convention all who
can. and in the event Of not being ac-
corded their alleged rights win hold a
little convention Of their own In the
regular convention hall and later ad-
journ. In doing this they believe they
wlll be acting lawfully, After the pre-
urinary meeting an adjournment viii,
(, IL aaid be taken to another hall. and