Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-09-07


luton was adopted: Resolved, That it is
the sense Of this Convention that Charles
p'Connor. Of New York has chcerfully aud
heartily approved Of the object and pur.
poses Of this Convention aud having boon
unanimously dominated for President and
John Quincy Adams OF Massachusetts, for
Vice President, tho delegates of the Dem.
ocratic party here assembled are unwilling
to make any other nomination 10 their stead
and that the Democratic party will give
them in any event their undivided support
New YoRK, Sept. 3.-The Tribune
says the nominations for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor of New York are
conceded to the Democrats. An effort
will be made to induce Judge Church to
accopt tho nomination. The Tribune also
says O'CoHct's name is only dropped from
the list OF Guberhatorial candidates since
hS pronounced in favor of the Louisville
CoXvention. e.
The SIN urges Horatio Seymour's nom-
snation as the only way to insure success.
It is thought the Congressman Large
will be given to tho Liberals, and William
poosheimcr, Of Buffalo, is most prominent.
y nariied for it:
North Carolina adviccs state that Mtrri.
mon has decided not to contest Caldwell's
election.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Thc War De.
partmcnt has issued orders to supply the
suffering inhabitants Of Alaska and Aleu-
tiau Islands with medical attendance and
stores from Sitka; and have requested the
Secretary Of the Treasury to authorize the
use Of tho revenue cutter at Sitka to take
supplies.
L,rrLE Rock, Ark, Sept. 2.-Sioux
tribes haze again broken out in Pike
county. % Saturday evening the county
clerk Kickoff, sheriff Dodso, and deputy
sheriff Williams, while attcm ptiug to re.
move the county records FROM the county
scat to place Of greater safety, were fred
npon by concealed sssassins. Kickoff was
killed. The others escaped. While jus.
ticc Of the Peace Brown was holding an
inquest on the body of Kickoff, he was
shot and MORALLY wounded. Dodson and
Williams arrived here this evening and
reported facts to Governor Mansfield.
MONTPELIER, Sept. 3-Seventy-six
towns arc heard from up to ten o'clock.
They show II Republican, / Democratic
and Greeley Republican elected to the
Legislature. Vote for Governor FROM ~
towns foot up: Converse, Republican,
1881 Gardner, Democrat, 1929.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 3.-Thc largest crowd
ever seen here are here tonight. Hotel arc
very full. The State Convention has been
going on all day aud is very lively this
evening.
4 large number Of delegates favor the
nomination Of Judge Church for Governor.
Ex-senator Lord says, his declination is
positive. Mkt to him Francis Keenan,
has stood strongest all day, but this even
ing Augustus Schcll has been growing in
strength among Democrats.
New York, august 30.-Thc Lbc'a's
Sy:a use. Among the former are White
law Kcid Generals Cochrane and BarnuM.
Among the latter are Oliver Charlickc,
Matthew h. Brennan and John Morrissey.
WnrrE SULPHUR, w. ", August 30
Jacobs majority is reduced to 2G3, with
eight counties to hear frem.
SAN FnANcIsco, Sept, o.-Arrived-
1Iarks Gen. Cobb and Oregon, Scabeck
Scotland. Seattle Sampson, Port BIakcly;
ship Warhawk, Port Discovery barks
Nic"las l,iddlc aud Oak Hill, Port Blake.
ly; Rival, Columbia river; Onward, IT.
salady ); Prince of Wales, Nanain,o; schr.
Walter Raleigh, Freeport; bark Amethyst,
Bcllingham Bay; ship SHERRY, Tacoma
by the arrival Of the steamship Alaska
from Japan We have the following:
Foreigners are eager to aid the Jara.
ncse, and upon the return Of the Mikado
with his feet Of eight vessels, now on a
tour of inspection Of the southern provin-
ccs, some definite action will be taken
about Corca. Meanwhile America and
France will have an opportunity Of offer
ing their moral support to their young
brother.
SAN FnAxcIsco, Sept. A letter
from Honolulu Of August 7th, contains
tho following: The Geneva ship Georges,
Capt. Bchrcus, bound for China, with
cargo Of spars from Puget Sound, which
arrived here on June 9Th, leaking. has
nearly completed her repairs. On remov.
ing the copper to rccalk her bottom, it was
found that tho seams underneath were
without the first particle Of oakum. Tho
ship carpenters, who last caulked her, hav-
log evidently been unusually saving Of
material, aud trusting to the covering Of
copper to make up the deficiency. She
will be ready next week to receive cargo
again, and will be able to resume her voy.
age tho early part Of next month.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 3.-Arrived-
Da,k Oakland, from Port Madison schr.
Lolcta, from Coos Bay. Sailed-ship
Dashing Wave, for Tacoma bark Brontes,
for Utsalady; bark Free Trade, Tor Port
Ludlow Chris Mitchell, for Port Town
send.
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