Political Issues

THE POLITICA!. GBIST. Trextox, N. J.. March 17.- A legal complication has arisen in this State where legislative measnres have become laws, not havinfj been vetoed wuhin tlie nve days' limit On account of thu blizzard the Governor has been unable to reach the capitoL Spbdígfield, IIL, March 17.- The State Central Coram:ttee oE the Illinois Labor party met here Thursday. A State conyention was called to meet at Decatur April 28. Topeka, K;.n , March 1G.- The Republicana will meet at W.chita on May 0 to elect delegates to tbe National convention. The convention f or the nomlnation o( Scate offlcers will be held in this city Juiy 24. Madison, Wis., March 16.- The Kepublican clubs of the State met here yesterday and organized a State League, with Senator Spooner for president Omaha, Neb., March 16.- A State League of Republican clubs was oreanized in this city yesterday, and Hon. John M. inursura, of this place, was elected president. Madison, Wia, March 1C.- The Democratie State Committee met in this city yesterday and it was decded to hold the State convention May 1 at Madlson to choose delegates to St Louis. It was decided to come ont flat-footed for free trade and to raake the fight on the issues brought up by President Cleveland's message. Indianapolis, Ind, March 16 -The Prohlbition State convention held in this city yesterday nominated Rev. J. 8. Hughes for Governor, and adopte i a platform demanding strict prohibition and woraan suffra(f& Electors-at-large and delegates-at-large were chosen, and four members of the W. C. T. U. were added to the State Central Committee. Providence, K L, March 17 -The BepubHcans met in State convent.ion in this city yesterday and nominated Royal C. Taft, of Providence, for Governor. The platform adopted favors protection to home labor and home indnstry, and a reduction of the internal-revenue taxation. WiNNEM-JCCA. Nev.. March 17.- The State EeDublican convention will be held in this city on the 15th of May. Montfeiaer, Vt., March 10- The State Democratie convention will be held in this city May 10 for the nomination of State officers and the electlon of four delegates to St Louis. Pr.oviDEKCE, E. I. , March 'J0. -The Democrats nominated a State ticket here yesterday, with John W. DaviB for Governor. The platform indorses Mr. Cleveland's Aminlstration; demands the reduction of taxation on necessaries, and the placing of raw materials on the tree list, especial lywool, lumber and co il. McLeassboro, HL, March 21.- R. W. Townshend was yesterday unanlmously renominated for Conjfress by the Democratlo conTention of the Nineteenth district ot Illinois. St. Paul, Minn., March 21.- The Bepub. lican Central Commlttee met in this city yesterday and issued a cali for a Kepuolioan State conven tion to be held in St Paul May 16 to elect delegates to the Chicago convention. Leiikgton, Ky., Msrch 21.- The Democrats will meet in this city on the 16th of May to elect delegates to the National conventlon. Albant, S. Y., March 21.- The Legislature yesterday passed a bilí provlding that veteran BOldiere are not to be discharged by city governments without cause. St. Paul, Minn., March '21.- The Repubf.eans will meet in this city May 16 to elect delegatcs to the National convention in Chicago. Huntington, W. Va.. March 21. -The Democratie State convention will be held in this city August 16 to nomínate a State ticket