New-York tribune., 1871-09-21
MINNESOTA.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONvENTIoN-GOV. AUSTIN
RENOMINATED.

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION-GOF. AUSTIN
RENOMINATED.
ST.. PAUL, Sept 20.-Tbe Republican State
Convention met to-day 1t was the largest con-
yention Of any political party ever before held In the
sate numbering 206 delegates. The hrs second ana
third resolutions as follOwe:
That the Republican party Of Minnesota while earnestly
ine the prosperity Of sve section o. our common ocuS an. % M
I sscoture paramount material interest Of the naOn
sh n sh should be SsS .nS and
constutCn. IOws o. The General
red IN some pursuits b. tho engaged Other
- ,ns o5 oSs,von 70 others that poy unlimited
m operation. bu.5 sd sIS 1S. h e. al tn
wealth and poverty which threaten the very existence " our ~
Rscsd That Will. prefer nee. .I.On BY ofinpo.
direct TAXATION upon Ds Sas S H. % Sr
tSrneu. .Soa f. .S and lnIar
svnsS, ssS .1ouis regard ei prosperity Of The a,
ssgrsndscnent Of those already IN wealth
The fourth resolution ndorses the administration OF
Gov Austin The firth declares that the ascendancy OF
the Republican party is to the fruits
OF ~ great struggle through which the country has just
psssed The sixth resolution ndorses the administration
Of President Grant practical able, and efficient The
sventh resolution State lands and the eighth
20 railroads. The following ticket was nominated:
i<rutenani- Governor ..............A II. YALE
Secretary Of State P JESSEsoS
l..oe.a< Justice. j R HfMmh.sr NJ BrHs1
Attorney General .,.............R E. CORNELL
I fNOIS REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
aNGFIELD, ILL.,. Sept. 20.-The Republican
Convention, 10 nominate a candidate for Congress
4 a. state at large, met here to-day. All the cOun-
- ,s, opt four, were represented. D. W. Mum pre-
SD Gen. ]. l. Beveridge Of Cook County was nom-
nat on the first formal ballot receiving 1856 Of
Vote The nomination afterward made unanimous.
10 following resolutions were passed
-, l s.Tsy md s.ssd Is. l and poSo. sqa.
~ p.aop md tSs gratitude Of ma1ind and While the De.s
thee nSS % sy rs:n 10. sTs % r be
80 HsH . !: .: h.sDs.ap' q ss.c.
the Rebellion the Republic
s ! ..Sd gDe!r feeling. Of aainaDs;, y ,DcUs the
i. SsS q The RspaSosn creed sDa q. 'DsnSsn of De
g. By that body al its By
lSa .l e md desirable e s1,.,s tts. d..
% E dss. @ Sss is s' % .a !. s' Sc S 10
promote the interests Of every sseiOn and branch Of
a. s., u: :' ;.s re s:: :s. remaining /. The Nations. ...
en-, Of Of ,S DslGDs M & .S inter
N, s s. . "a. 'Ss Ss ss = Ss % q. |
AZ. = i: E.. e: . COS. and ' Which
.i refer with prd. and elimination to Tie enDently
'se spprob.ao. q the
n, We sos.Ise II. Ad.s',.asa s T S e. ss s Genera I,
@ sosS ss Re. By sss
.hes -es public that
eors spsv general policy National Administration and
90 es pubic sfs tAst the
kphess parry without departures equal the correct
@ esiaS sbses And the pereaon beeed reons and it
sen ~ ~ havs ended hn bey accomplished
Government
New fsst unparalleled the history Of cvised eommase
sse 80 the Democratic With
ps psps and elections n California and Maine shov
@s As Asssissa people sre ssbersl, 81 this opinion
CARL eCHURZ ON THE POLITICAL SITUA-
TION.
HR PRoNOCNCES IN FAVOR OF UNIVERSAL AM
HEsrY-GooD ADVICE GIVEN TO THE UNRE-
CONsTRUCTED-HE RECOMMENDS THE Or
GANIZATION OF AN INDEPENDENT PARTY IN
OPPOSITION TO GRANTS REELECTION.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 20. Carl Schurz
nsde his nrnmised sneech the Canifnl herA tndax