The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-15

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Indiana Action Of the Democratic Con.
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Indianapolis 1.-THE Democratic Con-
vention tomorrow promises to be the lar
gest held here f'r many years. Senator
Hendricks, who positively declined yester-
day, 1t 10 understood has now, at the urgent
solicitation of liberal Republicans and Dem
ocrats, consented to accept the nomination
for Governor. The indications are that the
Convention will endorse the Cincinnati
Convention, and that none but Greeley Dem.
0crsts will be elected TO the Baltimore Con-
vention, although there will he strong op.
position to it. In the event of Hendricks
nomination for Governor. Kerr will be the
nominee for It. Governor. The liberal Re.
publlcans held meeting this A. N and
selected Geo. W. Julian as candidate or
Congress for the State ut large ,,tf. ..f
indianapolis, 1.-THE District Delega:
tons caucus tonight selected Delegates to
Baltimore, all favoring Greeley & Brown.
In the Terre Haute District caucus motion
10 substitute voorhees, In place Of Bowling
for Delegate for the State at large was lost
by vote Of rs to 90. G. w. Julian said
n the Liberal Republican caucus to-day,
he would be glad If the Democrats would
take him as one of their standard bearers
indianapolis, 12.-The Democratic State
Convention met at 10 o'clock this morning.
Full delegations were present from every
county in the State. Hon. John r. Crof.
ferth was unanimously chosen permanent
President. Col. Dayley IS principal Sec'y
in committee on resolutions. A committee
to select delegates to the Baltimore Convcn.
ton was appointed. A motion to appoint
y committee to select an electoral ticket met
considerable opposition, but finally carried
by nearly two to one. Thos. A. Hendricks
was then nominated Governor by scclama-
ton amid enthusiastic applause. .-...
indianapolis, I'm. G.. Kerr and Jno s.
Williams. both Democrats, were nominated
to Congress tor the State at large. Geo. w.
Julian declined. Williams was nominated
on LIST ballot and Kerr on the I'd. Owen NJ
Eddy was nominated Sec'y of State; John
b. b. Stall, Auditor; Jas. b. Ryan, Treas;
present incumbent, NJ. B. Hopkins, supt.
of Instruction. The resolutions endorse
the Cincinnati platform and the letter Of
acceptance Of Greeley, declare the Baltimore
Convention should endorse the liberal Re.
publican nominees and instructs the delega.
ton to vote As unit in accordance with
the decision of majority of the Conven-
ton. . .. ... ......-..s ......... r..
a The Straight Ups In Council.
Washington. 11.-About ESQ., o. prominent
Democrats representing Va. Texas. KY,
Ills. Ark. and N. Y, held secret meeting
last evening at the Owen House and re.
solved that in the event of the Baltimore
Convention endorsing the Cincinnati nom.
inees they will take steps to call another
Convention, and put . Democratic ticket
for President and Vice President in the
field. They have established headquarters
at Indianapolis with Col. Gray Chairman.
.". Grants Acceptance. -
Washington, June 12-The President
wrote his acceptance of the Philadelph,a
nomination while at the Capitol yesterday
after returning for the reception at the Ex-
ccutive Mansion of the President nd Vice
Presidentsof the Convention. Sitting down
at = table he carefully resd the letter mott.
flying him Of his nomination. and taking .
pencil commenced writing the reply on .
half sheet Of letter paper. The President
wrote rapidly, and when he had finished
the letter read it aloud to those present, on
which they all expressed themselves highly
pleased with it A verbal altera ton was
suggested by one gentleman present and
accepted by the President, but with this
exception. the original draft of the letter
bore no erasurc. 54'5=al I'D 2af':-. .'as-'
No ssPossum'' In Delaware. ~ -,,
Dover. Del. 1.-THE Democratic State |
Convention met to-day and passed resolu.
tions Of bitterness, censuring Grant, de-
claring the 18th, 18th and 18th amendments |
10 the constitution . fraud on the American |
people, and calling for ! straight Demo.
cratic ticket Senator Bogard, Ex.Gover.
nor Salisbury and Representatives Biggs
and Williams, are the Delegates to Balti-
more. oal aaa5sn1 - rsssegs sill -sG rat}'
Kansas Unit for Greeley and Brown.
Topeka 1.-THE Kansas State Demo-
cratic Convention met here to-day, elected
Delegates to the Baltimore Convention and
adopted unanimously resolutions condemn.
ing the. Administration. urging the union
# oil opponents 70 corruption, endorsing
he Cincinnati platform and nominees. and
nstructing the Delegates to Baltimore to
oppose the selection of straight Demo-
ratio ticket and vote q unit for the en-
lorseoacnt Of Greeley and Brown. ..sssea
lew Hampshire The Senatorial Contest.
Y Concord, 11.-The Senatorial contest ID
'xctttng great attention. All the Influential