Show L IS AGAI ST H TARiff IO Stand Won Out in ill the Republican Convention at Des FOR PROTECTIVE PRINCIPLE Unwise to Legislate So as ni a to Make American Industries War Var on Oo Each EIL h Other I p De la Ta May IS lone song lonefight fight ight between stand pat lint f liberals Iberl on tho the Issue of ot tariff re rt I plan and reciprocity ended In n it corn com I victory for or tho founer In I convention for or 01 delegates j to the national convention Of 20 6 dole dell delegates dellI I gates chosen chOden 20 tire lire stand patters paton and anel only six Ix are arc Tho rho resolution i adopted contains no sentiment what I ever ner In favor of ot tariff tartt revision but de do declares I dares clues that tho protective principle 1 found Its lis high fulfillment In thu I DingleY law As All A to reciprocity t tho platform declares Is 1 unwise to Aek markets by sacrificing some MillO parts parta of ot tho the markotH mar at ot home The convention was vms unanimous In III naming Its delegates teB and onel adopting Its platform but hut the tho committee on reso resolutions disagreed In to the recommendations A minority of ot four our headed by George 0 G Perkins a it possible candidate for tor governor stoul for tor a liberal plunk plank declaring for or n a reel reci reciprocity rocIty I that would increase foreign markets without harming American In Industry and suggesting that hut tin till Republican lican Ikan party can ran be bo depended on to re 11 revise r riBo vise Iso iBo tho the tariff whenever necessary Thle minority refused to accede to the plat platform form torm of tho the majority as IS s to the tho and arni BO so reported to the tha convention Tho The resolutions endorse President Roosevelt and ancl have havo tho the following to nay BUy nayon BUyon ayon on the tho tariff question I IWo Ve Wo e believe In tho the protective tariff which builds American factories maker make possible great and American In Industries Industries and gives employment to American labor We believe III In tin thu American homo home market for or the tho pro products products ducts duets of at American farms arms factories not and hops Wo We believe It unwise to Beck markets abroad by hy sacrificing som part of ot tho tha markets nt lit home And equally unwise to legislate In a II manner to 10 provoke American Industries to maR mak makIng maRing Ing war upon uron each cacti other Under the tho protective system newly Inaugurated In the country countr has hM enjoyed unusual prosperity Protective duties have kept work and wares wages at homo home hOl o and havo havu h fiR the revenue with which to pay tho the expenses of oC foreign tore war with which to rebuild the navy to enlarge nod and newly equip the army ormy to extend exten our const defenses and have made pos possible po sible Ible the nations expansion Fortified l ly I 1 Y the advantages nod and of ot n a It great liTeM horns homo market the American manufacturers have hao thus hud bud the tho cour courage courage courage age and und tho the capital with Ith which to 10 In ado tado foreign markets Our tariff SYA system tern tem by hy giving assurance to tn the world that thi tha revenues are arl ample has hall ad 1111 advanced the credit of oC the nation to h the tho th first position The name policy linn has converted our people eo lo Into lenders In Instead Instead stead of ot borrowers Wo We declare fo for faithful adherence to this system which found Its highest fulfillment In lawn Iasa bearing the names nomeR of ot William MeKin ley and Nelson Dingley The fhe delegates at largo large named were wore Senators Allison and J 1 W V Dr Br the and Goy GoV Cummins NEBRASKA TICKET Lincoln Neb Nob May 11 a 18 The state convention today nominated ed er tho the following state stata ticket Governor John II lI Mickey of at Polk county un I Edmund 0 G Mi M aillon Cuba Secretary of at State A Galusha Treasurer Puter Drown E Fl 1 Scone Searle Land Commissioner H M Eaton Superintendent of oC Schools J L 1 Mc MI I I Delegates at ot Largo Large to o the National Notional Convention H C ome rone C II B Demp Dempster Dempster i ister ster J C Piper anti and II 11 L Lo lc Flange Re Remmer J etL was vaa named na ns the Ion for States sean sena senator tor The platform after asserting Its 1111 faith In the of the last national platform declares for the nomination of o President lr arni praised his hili administration Thu candidacy of ot John JoIn JohnL L 14 I Webster of ot Nebraska for or president dent Is III On the tariff and currency questions the tho platform says Mya We declare our belief hallot In a 1 tariff a fundamental party doctrine that has hOIl largely contributed to the na ni nations MI I tIon growth and greatness We ad lid adhere adhere here hero to the principles and we refuse to b coma at Ut n t the tho schedules Ached UleR of o a II law the th practical application of oC which luring during the tho post PMt seven years has hos brought to 10 the tho country such marvelous development and phenomenal prosperity ty The efficacy ot of a 1 gold es established e C by the party Is proved by the unquestioned of oC all nil our cur CUI I reney and Its 1111 to I meet nil the tho demands of ot a n vastly In Increased creased d trade Satisfaction over ovet tho the acquirement of or I I I i the Panama canal property Is t expressed and the vork of hi lust Illat Congress III in providing for Irrigation systems In hi western Is heartily praised OHIO omo m Columbus 0 a May Iny 18 following Republic in state ticket was vii nominated hero here ry of ot Lewis c t Judge Tude of the tho Supreme Court William WilliamF F 1 Spear Clerk of at the Court Lawson on Emerson Dairy and Food Foe Commissioner ion Hor Horace ace Ankony Member of ot the hoard Board of or Public Works 13 IL Crawford At nt Charles P I 1 Tuft raft Noah Nonh II Delegates at nt T r I Her Herrick Herrick rick George B U COx Cdx Charles CharIeR Dick and Joseph U Foraker Alternates Charles II 11 nor Warren n I Harding John Johll B U ClinGman und H ii T 7 The Tue last named flamed was the only colored member of ot the lust last Ohio legislature The convention vas In session only today and nit most of ot that time was occupied In III balloting for cnn can for tr supreme judge There Thero was also alBo a n ballot for fOl or member I of or tho the board of public works hut but It U was WIS not a con coil contest test after George B H Cox ox the I Ioles votes oles of or Hamilton county for tor Captain Crawford II Tho no only other contest was that of oC the colored men mon as tr tl who should represent them UN as an tin alternate nt at 0 t large The rho convention was controlled by HerrIck Dick oriel anti Cox OX who wile were dis 1111 disposed uli posed to 10 have harmony while some of or their wanted factional lines drawn even een on the senior lien Ohio senator as OH a n at nt large Tho The Ohio dele dole gallon to tho tim Chicago Chi CillO convention was os not Instructed but bat It la hI i pledged by hy the resolutions if It f the tho past aitt two conventions to President t There Therl was IVItS nn an 0 attempt to secure a plank In ill the tho platform In accord with lIh last speech at nt Buffalo but It failed Senator Dick who roto tho the said Mid Wo o stand pat on the tariff as well as os other policies do not ot want tile the Iowa lown Idea Idell IDAHO m Ida Idl May 18 The Republican can cun state convention to elect delegates to the tho national convention met inOt here this afternoon and completed Its lis work lark In Just JURt about three hours nc or convention proceedings The Thc fol following following following lowing were wore elected d delegates to the tile na national convention First B of or Sho shoe county A H l Clane of ot If county toun 0 J Hall haIl of ot Idaho county alternate Mrs J B U West of ot Nez l Iro county Third District DIstrictS W 13 I 1 Borah of ot Ada Alia county coun Alternate te B n L 1 of ot Washington county Font Eli I anle of ot Lincoln county j alternate W V L ii I ulley Hiley of oC county Fifth District D W Standrod of ot Hannock county alternate te decree Par PoI kiowa of or OneIda On county Sixth M Stevena of ot U fling ng ham county alternate M M J McPherson son eon of ot county The resolutIons Ie endorse in Inthe tho the the tho strongest possible terms for tor nomination for Cor president and commend Senator Heyburn and Congressman French n nit 1111 faithful SOl ocr The Tue convention was entirely harmon harmonious ious bus and with tho ha Ih exception of or Rood na lUt natured tuned contests for the lie nt lit 11 two of DC the districts every ovel action of ot tho the convention was practically OF OP Sacramento Cal al May Mry He Ito Mate convention today todo elected Judge Albert O G Burnett of oC Sonoma C county Tho The tl platform endorses noo velt t and points with pride to the lie history of ot tt te party The rue following nt lit large to the notional national convention have hac been agreed John I U n aoa 00 by George Georgo r r Parde kelK kell proprietor of or the Iha San an FrancIsco I call 1111 George George A Knight of or San Sail Francis Francil l co w and Judge J W of ot Los The fhe delegates from rom rain the con cOil districts are being belna designated Kro Ir be confirmed by district conventions to b bJ bI the tn convention tomorrow |