The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-11

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AsHMuN was Republican. and the warn
friend of Mr. Lincoln. lie Is q lawyer.
Michigan.
The johnson Mass Convention held In De-
troit on the 9th instant, made the. folio Wins
nominatlons:-
DELEGATES AT LARGE
GenS1s SS%ss w.m General SnsEsI g. T. o. o. Gs hSSsE
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
l. !. 6'pTryd T ydPsTT sTTn' Sy.Sa; "a; ssSsn SsysSL,.,
!S@ss ssnSfaf hfprSe g. Stevens, s'i%a% SS%s,.
g. g. ssyFCpB yB Bliss III stout ONR Nv. 4SsSsSn SsdSs%.y
Another set of deleea ates have been appointed
by the Democratic State Central Committee, O.
iollows;-
DRLEeATEs AT LARGE.
4. G. BALDWIN, S'O''' ciarie@ U ar sc a. Taylor.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
|. william Wells, O. q. Murrs.
9. Q NJ Barnes, q. iOslyn.
g. AZ =, Eel /. q. Ma on. Il
j, W. Paine, NJ JeffeTs
Generals WILLIAMS. Looms, an1 Cy,raR.
have made such records durias the war that
they need no repetition in this connection.
STOUT will, undoubtedly, be the leader OF the
former delegation. He is a banker by PROBES.
sion, and something of politician, and has
held a seat in the State Legislature tor num-
Der Of years, having been Speaker of the upoer
House. He has also been defeated for Gov
ernor.
BALDWIN was member of the State LegisIa-
ture in 1874 and 1876, ard a Representative in
Congress from 1868 to 1866, where he took a
leading part.
BARNES and JosLYN are lawyers of considera-
Bile note and skilful politicians who have had a
rich experience in official positions at home
MinaesOta.
State Convention OF Democrats and Conser
vatives, held at st. Paul on the 3lst of July,
made the following appointments
DELEG kTEs AT LARGE.
ETsnkIn stse.S' Charles ai man,
ThOnias j. Galbrath. ROBERT Ii. Rose.
DISTRICT DRLRGArRs.
- severance, James ohoemaker
William Lee. r. b. Galasha,
NORTON is Senator OF the UIited States He
is a lawyer OF prominence, and was elected as
Republican.
STEELE is a Democrat, and has been a nom.
Der OF the lower House of CONGRESS- He has
not yet made an extraordinary reputation.
RICE was formerly Republican and a men,
Der of Congress. He Is a promising lawyer of
Ramsey county.
MIssIsstppi.
The Democratic Convention assembled at
Jackson on July 25, Judge John Watts pre-
siding. The delegates elected are as folio VS.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
Giles w. Hilyer, William $. Feotherstone,
Wllham ierger, George l.. Patton.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
l. H Dockery, j b Pegues.
IS BaileV, u. q. ii. Sykes.
3 A. Murdoch. j A. Barford.
General NJ Harris, A. q. Meyers.
B, H. + Smal', Hiram Cassiday.
FEATHERsFoNB ia q native OF Tennessee, but
removed early to Mississippi and was Repre-
sentative in Congress from that Stale from Is4T
to 1851. In 1861 he went into the Rebellion,
being commissioned as BrieadIer- G GeneraI.
None of the other delegates are OF any special
note.
Missouri.
The delegates from thus State are termed
Democratic and Conservative" and are as
tollows:-
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
John Hogan, Willard L. Hall,
James q; bToa9head' % Clark II. Green.
IA. Z. Richey, George w. Mnlor.
james Shields,
DISTRICT DELKGATEs.
l. Louis v Bogy, James J. Mcbride,
barton Abio, Samuel L Glover.
b. MoLain. William James,
a. " SlblOnI AlOert lOuu.
| 8. Il. A. Rozer, Bernard Zwart,
IhomR Is English. John Evans.
| 1. John N RICHARDSON, Nathan Bray,
| John =. Waudell, G Hol aud.
| ThCmas l.. FnCe, L 4. Cnt enden,
John 5 Phelps, II Melton.
| 6 II. Il. Branch, Thompson NJ. Ewing,
james W Black, Lucius "a lsbury.
| 7. Char es Wilkinson, james McFerran,
Robert v ison e. q ruOmas.
| 8 John NJ. Glover, John Williams,
Wilnam A. Hail. Gilcurrst P0rer
| 9. j. Il. button, A Campbell,
j. A. HOckadaY, E. A Lewis.
| HOGAN. the present Democratic Representa-
tive in Congress from the First District, is au
| lrishman by birth.
NoELL is the present "UnoR" member for the
Third DISTRICT.
| HALL was in Congress from 1847 to 1853.
il the Legislature of Missouri from 1888 to 1874,
| and again in tue State Senate lrom 1916 to 1850.
| In 1861 he was again a member of the State
Legislature. In 1857 he was che Whig candidate
for Governor, and was defeated by only 2S0
votes. In 1861 he became a Representattye in
Congress, serving until 1865.
| PRICE was a Representative IN Congress from
| 1861 20 1863. In 1864 he was a bitter opponent
oi the reelection of Mr.. Lincoln. He was also
| the Democratic candidate for Governor the
| same year, but was defeated by Colonel Fletcher,
| who had a majority Uf Al, 900 votes. He is now
| candidate for Congress from the Fifth District.
PHELPS was chosen to the STATE Legislature in
| lS4O In 1865 he became a Representative in
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