The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08
MISSOURI.
8plit in the Republican Convention.
Brown and Mcclure Both Nominated.
Two Full Tickets in the Field.

JErrERsUN CRY, Sept. :-22:N, +. H.
The convention met at ? o'ciock, a. m. Mr.
Havens, from Committee on Resolutions,
presented a majority report containing a
series 81 resolutions declaring the Radical
mrtv in favor Of removing the suffrage dis
.,us iifcaticns when consistent with the safety
Of the loyal people, Also minority report
agreeing with the majority report in every
,urt cxce.a the question u suffrage, and de-
,.l,yiDy thai the time l,as nov arrived when
the ALLEGATION should IN removed.
Aneyciting discussion followed the report,
which continued until l..:3O p. M, in which
Me-.rs. Schurz, Hazrns. Fiar, Harden, Tur-
er, liver, Slower, haywood, Orrick, SheP
lmrd. Fletcher AMI Jewell participated,
eacl, member l-ins allowed ten minutes.
\, 1890 vote was reached an the adoption
Of tho minority report, which was rejected
Iw a39 ayes TO 3l2 nays. The majority
report was then adopted.
Immediately after announcement of the vote
zen. john McNeal, az St Louis, arU~e
and formally announced that the liberal Re-
m,blicsp. would withdraw from the Conven-
ticp 70 the Senate Chamber, which was done.
The liberals at once organized in the Senate
Chamber They appointed General McNeai
temporary Chairman, and after transactlng
the usual preliminary bueinesz: took q recess
till 5 clock. 49,
The regular Convention also took rete'..
1t Ia expected the Convention Will nhiah theif
business this evening
At the evening session Of the regular Con
venticn, McClurg was nominated ny accia-
| nation.
ST. LorIs. Sept. The regular Radical
~, NOM,
mated the following ticket: Governor, james
McClurg: Lieutenant Governor, -; Sec
retarv Of State, John II. Stoner; Treasurer,
Cl,aancev I. Filley; Auditor, q. A. Muser;
fttornev General, W. A. johnson. The
following resolutions were also adopted:
R.so,,Sd. That We congratulate the country
ON tho great blessings developed under the
,usu;ces 81 the Republican party; the general
prosperity, peace and good order prevailing
| thrm,qbcut this State: the rapid disappear
anee II the rsvages Of civil war; the securi-
| ~ If the rights and pruxperity II the people,
and the rapid dimunitcn u the national and
State defte. under economical administration
and the extension " civil and political rights
70 those who but Yesterday, lived among Us
A. slsyes.
Resolved, That We are strongly OPpcsed to
all schemes to rePudiate any part If our
State and national debt, and firmly pledge
the evod faith Of the Republican party TO .
Conscientious discharge Of cur public cbliga-
tions. -"
Re~Ired, That We are in favor Of re-en-
franchisin9 those Justly disfrsnchised for par
ticipaticn In the late relelliOn AZ soon as Il
can he done with safety to the State, and ~
concur IN the prupriety Of the Legislature
having submitted to the whole people Of the
State the question whether such time ha;
now arrived, upon which question we recog
nise the right Of any member Of the party
to vote his honest convictions.
| Resch,d, That We ase Oyssed to IN
alienation If our public domain TO private