Pennsylvania Democratic State
Convention at Harrisburg.
"he."
ilr roe alumna.
' no Inu- nul Ionrtiiy mom-e.
Breweter leCalln- lent-eta ter lea
mono Court Judge—WI!”
”linden“. new , Oppoeo the
Harlem. hat ”Overruled-he nab
optee to the W Mention.
W. Pa. lay 24.41% Dal-I;
. , ”ray Mwandnottheiea:
Win medium-hie. A
”Mydthemdeiegateepreant
mentally her-onioneiyhlfaiorothh
rumination. ha were willing to go to
alaloetanylengthtorustainhistariil'policy.
Underaraleallowlngadeiegatetoerery
immeaatattheleeteieetlontorgov.
eraor.therewere1flllnore intha
Mthantharewereiniheliepuhilean
“reinvention.
'l‘heeoarndonwaeealledtnorderin the
9:15;
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3i
x:
V. M f“ ooxomsulzxmm.
pianeaflieepeeeh
pellets of the administration.
Therewae lunch appleueo when Cleveland's
rdonlhwere aleo greeted with enthusiasm
Senator Wallace was elected permanent
chalt'nlnn. lie rigorously influx-red the ad-
miniatrntionand war often cheered. There
win I Ital-In ol enthusiasm when Wallace
Inentlmedthenameaot Clevelalul Hancock
and Wen.
it. 11.8w or Huntington. and A. F
Keeling. of Pltlehurg, were elected elector-r
at large, and ex-
Attorney General
Caseidy,WillianI L.
Scott, William
‘Mu-tolllor and
Charles E, Boyle
delegates at large
toSt. Louie. nil by
acclamation.
‘l'lleeelartionand
announcement of
district debut.
vwae gone through
" with, when the
‘ , nomination of ran-
didateefornlprnna
W weuacl. lid” 3.. at”.
up. Then-mot Jdolli. Belly. of Pitt
hug; R. mmt’atrimdllnntingdon and
WW“. 0! Smuhaumm
mew W “'" ml!
Barium-eureka") t'l
list. who on nuihted hy acolamation.
m the We! I Initiation author-
kin the state committee 'GWICIIIOI'
die twthe oflee of auditor general, made
Whytheduthof (‘ol Norris,the om
rdoa adjourned.
. mmmflmthommitteuon
Mendflatfornlmet in the capitol
hellfire. Theoonteeteln the Allegheny and
deleptiomwrreerrangelntter
I'
hereoldienaudeallonof the United Halter
new thing. and to the widows and orphaie
oi Isuch as havedled from cannot trulmahie to
their aenico under the ling of their country.
"That Illedocrenaeinthennmher oifnrnt
oontainlngiorethanllloncree. theincreueill
of independent tarnlern and the inc-realm in
the Ilnlnher of tenant farmers, shown an
alarming leniency toward a centralization“
land titles in the handeot apeculative mpiial.
lite. due to eyetcnle of Federal and state tann-
tion which hear in diaproportioned severity
upon agriculture, and which must he cor
rected if the actual operative iarlller ie not
to become a ”9|pr dependent
"That the Republican party is justly r9
apoueihle tor the failure of the latelegielaturo
to give relief to the taxpayers hy the enact-
ment of an eqnltnhloand judiciolnt revenue
law, and thattheeoandnl connected with the
failureof the revenueto become niawehould
- work a forfeiture at all claims of that party
to legislate for the people of the common-
wealth.
“That the present state adminidratlon 'I
to he condemned {or its failure to enforce the
provisions“ the constitution against the «in.
“Medan“ corporations, and the action at
the lent Republican legielnture in the defeat
olthehill lortherellet of prulncernandlo-
linen of oil. known ea the Billingeleyghlll.
was in the inter-eat of monopoly, and opposed
to the intent-stool the peopleof that largheo
tion of the state [or whore relief the bill was
intended.
“That the Democratic party sympathlmm
with the oppreared of all natimaand
greeting tothe patriotic an of l’nr-
nell. Gladetone and Davitt in their otl'orts to
utehlhh homo rule for Ireland .
“That while the material henellte which
thb country has received from tion
are not'tohe disputed,the importation of
foreign labor under contract. and the land-
ing of foreign paupore and criminals on
American roll, should be strictly and reflect—
nally prohibited
"That it is recommended to the doing.-
tion thhday choeen to the Democratic Ila-
tioual convention that when two-think of
thedeiqationeoagree itrvotaehali he cut
ae-mitm-u~ae_~n.m_nhee~
Ir
Alterthaadoptimol’ resolutions in men»
cry of Jacob H. Zelgler oi Butler county.
and AnditorOenei'al Norrie, together with a
resolution author-Hg the state committee to
nominateat the proper tlmeaoandidato tor
:inditlo; general, the «nitration adjourned
ne
FOR GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS.
Dem-ta lie-Into John C. Pal-arr ll.’
‘ Their‘Stnte Convert-non.
Bmlrongul, ilk, lilay ill—The Dell»
eratic state convention was called to order
here ye‘erday. William R Ion-iron, W.
C Goody J. Elwin; MN. [-1 Worthing-
to- were elected doles-tee at large to the
St. Loni: convention.
The mmittee on ruolntiul pruontad the
phttornl. which wee uanitnoneiy adoptei
ltindona Pruident tClerelan'e adminietn-
tion, and express admiration for his mt
Miami-lone tor the
eontrnotlwl at latlulal water waye between
the laheeandthew rlver,and re-
qneehthe nationaloalrerltton tomato thie
qneetimepartol ite declaration and
platform; oppoeee the holding of lands
in the United Slater by non-Indian
ml.
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Fire, Lite, Accident. and Plate Clare
learn-er.
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line Watch repairing a Specialty.
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