New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
MISSOURI pEMocRArIo srATE CONVENTION.

st. LOUIS, July 6.-lmmedlately alter lhe as
milling Of the Democratic state Convention this morn
ing, the Committee Platform reported the following
resolutions which unanimously adopted:
Democracy Of Missouri in convention assembled
looking only to og ISSUE s1G 9o H' % p,t % or Psry
associations condition Of the State and nat" pro
faction the nouuo Of and p Blair for President
yoPresen Of the United states upon platform Of I9nrp'
bold earnest sound truthful that VIII hted purpose ano unou
querabe zeal viii labor IN tins canvass 10 me e.a n4'
SseoTd While wiling protect the eoloTe race from every
upon natur rights are unaen Opposed % negro
suffrage and negro fquah IT, os s % f,,nrij.s e pS,utcl
f rtls tosap6s Of ei1eu Industrious abiding white
men are excluded ballot box gross ns our race aDd
s' T %' & Si S Saop f,hc Missouri Radicals IN their plat
~ e. 60 b,ta tbonsb for an unjust cause
political privilege ., the eareIi moment consistent
the bouh The reasoning Of the United states supreme court
floral null and Of prescription still elres The OATH to
be administered and are at the present moment 70 S ,I PG
unvarrsnted INTERPRETATION Of that oath ,, ,, h .,
We challenge the world 70 produe In The whole history & oi
5Sy desposm Of the Radical party Of Missouri its
spp WITH be people The rule party has broqgh, utter
into almost every branch OF the Puh P % %.nHnsn ~
officials hoboei representatives. has robbed .he Stse oi millions d
money syshed countless thousands par hyoIes and
and thieves are eaogire aud Christian gentlemen
desroyers Of free press and invaders m oI pea ~ t s,"yv ave
unwpeaehe uudcted the pergsia Om2ts6s'' yns and
cD TSsoTfa sS5 R,GsD IfsDf[1s eonysnons
A resolution. recommended by the ConmItee was
also adopted 10 appoint cOmmtee 70 pepargG e. an ~ n1
dress the people the issHes OF the d! anu to lSs
Of register vote under lhe
and the decisions OF the courts on tue elui. , a ~ r
ont mode legal redress for those VINO may oe wrong
iUIS The Hon Jno s Phelps was then nominated the
candidate for by acclamation ana Col Norman
j. Coleman Of Louis for Lieutenant Governor aiter
which the Convention adjourned unt! 9siock p ~,
The Convention made the following auullOlh4 iuIllnH
Poeppng; for Attorney General, j. A Hockad9Si Iot
Auditor Charles G.. Rassleri Tor treasurer hooerV
Hundthaum for Register OF Lands, James NJ kedga u,
The Convention then adjourned leaving the nominations
for three Judges Of the Supreme Court unui 'ooifo"
morning.
RUTLAND (vT.) REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
RUTLAND, Vt, Aug. 5-The Ist Congressional
District Republican Convention which assembled at TINS
place to-day TO nominate candidate TO represent the dis
trc. in the XLIst Congress- one of the largest ana
most enthusiastic held in the State. Thirteen ballots
we're taken, when, there being no prospect OF making
nomination. the Convention adjourned at y o'clock unti
+. +. Woodbridge, II; W G. Neasey, 81 = W. NHIaIu'
80 W. NJ. DOrr, II; L. Kellogg, Harmon Canhed'l
RUTLAND, Aug. G-The Convention feassemDleu M "
o'clock this morning, and after preliminary business
proceeded To ballot, the vote for willard seaalE S
ing The 2Oth ballot stood as follows; wizard, y0i
Veasey, Woodbridge, 30 ana kellogg 2 ~ l1t tIoHo
OF the Goth ballot, Messrs Park Miner ana otner Ne1S
men nominated the Hon c. W. Willard. and urged al
Eeasey yS NI ~ iri VcaseV Woodbrdcc 90 The vote
for willard was then made unanimous amid loud and
continued applause. Messrs T. T. Plhin' ChaIeS VI.
the District Committee Col George A. Merrill was unau-
inOusly nominated "a EieclOf az Large A. IL c4o0A
the Convention adjourned.
Troy, Aug. @. - The Grant and COltaX Club
No OF this city, German association. convened lhst
evening to hear Dr. schultz Of New-1ork Inc German
element IN this section Is wide awake cnergeiie u.s.
ing and aggregatng members to this club and there ls
so heart and hand with us tins tali D 5c-uI ol1 us
OF many joyful evidences OF conversions among thc Ger
tested in behalf of our noble National and state tickets
Grant and CofaK, Grswold and Cornell
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
SAN Francisco, August 5.-The Union state
M trtcf at
electors The second and third Congressional districts
Union Conventions met IN sacramento YESTERDAY. a A.
Sargent OF Nevada County nominated for Congress
from second district and Chancellor Haitson 9pa
County was nominated for Congress from the third DIS
tro The first district Convention will meet IN this city,
August sh, Tor the purpose oil nominating lor
Congress.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NEw-ORLEANs.
NRw-O ORLEANS, August 6.-An immense crowd
gathered IN Lafayette-square tonight % hear Willis
popular s an orator one Of speakers had addressed
The crowd and Mr. Rollins had just mounted the stand
four policemen ad two other persons were injured
latter seriously. No lives were lost.
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION
ST LOUIS. Aug. Ga ratification meeting was
held by the Democracy the Courthouse this evening
for long time There were two speakers stands The
principal speakers members OF the Convention from
the country, who created much enthusiasm
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION At ALBANY.
ALBANY, Aug. 6.-The Democrats OF tins city
held meeting tonight 70 indorse the nomination oi scy
mour and Blair. Twedde Hall was crowded, ana there
were three four stands outside The speakers were
Francis Herman s. s. Cox, A j. Fellows Of Arkansas ana
several local orators.
THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 6-Returns from the in
Associated Press Report
NINETEENTH WARD (BRooKLYN) REPUBLICAN
RATIFICATION MEETING.
The Republicans of the Nineteenth Ward OF
Brooklyn held a grand ratification meeting last evening
al Kens Garden, corner Of Myrtle-ave aud Broadway
thusssm was manifested. Mr.. Chas. ". Goddard pre-
sided and opened the meeting with short address ID
coming election aud urged upon the audience inc nects-
atty OF supporting the Republican n9mneee EAuo'' -.
tj 70 the nTesent day and showed how It's princi-
pies were founded justice, and that It's only desire was
20 establish equal rights among all classes OF cluLehH;
He dyelt for some time on the financial involved
n this canvass proved that the ADOPTION OF the pol
10y proposed by the Democratic party WOnld deIOy tc
credit Of tine Government and WORK ncalcuabc injury
70 the nation After showing the justice OF the Recon
strucOn policy adopted by Congress- the speaker closed
hearers 10 support Grant aud Cofax and tus TO
the country career OF peace ana prosperity Tue eNet
after which the audience three cheers Tor the e-
publican nominees, and retired
UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
This Committee met last evening at head
quarters, corner Twenty secondst and BrOaG%ay Inc
Hon Freeman j. Fithidn was in the chair. Mr. IOusey
reported that the committee appointed To report the s
OF registers and inspectors OF elections, would report as
soon as lists should have been made ont by the dis-
Judge Kelly requesting tho Governor not TO sign
the Tax Commissioners bin on the ground
that change in tho personnel OF the Tax Commissioners
Office would not be judicOus at present After a
eugheped debate which several OF the members par
tcpated the resolution passed by vote "a cas- To
al Nays and the Secretary ordered 10 transmit
copy 10 hs Exceency resolution requesting the Gov
ernor 10 appoint Horace Greeley Register, the enou-
ments OF the office go to the widow Of the late Gen
Charles g. Halpne was offered but withdrawn without
debate.
THE MOZART HALL DEMOCRACY-THE NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE.
A meeting of the Mozart Hall National Dem
ocratic General Committee called for last evening