New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-24
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55s.,r5Esnt and Vice President, to meet IN
gEeE city on the twenty-ninth instant, 10
5EsEsst delegates TO the Louisville eonVen-
81. LOUIS, August pa special tele-
ryzRs from Jefferson City says the confer
,Sz8sa committee reported TO the Democratic
FaDveatiOn this morning, recommending
mat the Liberals be given nominations OF
EEsnteuant Governor, Secretary OF state,
Wexlzter of the Land Office and one-half of
90 electors. The report was adopted by a
51sg4e vi about to /.
81 the Democratic convention at Jeffer-
s7u City the following ticket was chosen:
Lgzges Of Supreme COurt-C. b. Ewing, b.
~ VOORHEES, +. A. Sherwood and Washing
6z7 Adams-all Democrats. For Governor,
sIIas WOodson, Democrat; Lieutenant Gov
yyzrur, G.. II. Frost, Liberal; Secretary OF
sEaba, Eugene +. Wiegel, Liberal; Register
a5 Lands, Frederick Solomon, Liberal.
IEyZLE Rock, Ark, August 22.-Ihe Re-
E51rAiioAn State convention adjourned to-day,
sfgozr nominating the following State ticket:
Siar Governor, Elisha Baxter; Lieutenant
gEavernOr V. V. Smith; Treasurer, II. Page,
5R7ditgr, Stephen Whaley; Attorney Cen
,znaI, l.. ID. W. YOuley: Superintendent OF
Public instruction, J. c. Corbin lCOloredli
Eznzame Judge, +. j. Serle; Congressman
al large, John NJ. Bradley.
MEMPHIS, August 23.--Latest advlces
7sr,Ns COilierville state that the sheriff had
IN interview with the leader Of the negro
l7zah, and had induced them to dispense
an quiet now.
The weather here is intensely hot and
HEv-
NEW HAvES, August GA pleasure
zssrsye on the Connecticut river below Mid
sgTgt0wn, was struck by lightning last even
FBE. Two persons were killed and forty
.yyyFERsoN CITY, Mo, August 23.-The
Democratic State Convention held pro
azseted session last night, and completed
sau5ir nominations by choosing Joint cleo
zsvai ticket.
RESOLUTIONS declaring that universal suf-
EzaEe demands universal education, and adj
Eas4Ung the necessity for a common school
aeRaoaJiOn for every child in the State, met
gZith such strong opposition that it was
withdrawn.
A resolution was unanimously adopted
sFl-giog the Democrats TO cooperate heartily |
with the Liberal Republicans IN their coun-
~ organizations.
SEA late hOur the Liberal convention met |
9th the Democratic convention. when the |
sEFaaIe ticket was ratified by the JOINT meet. |
az, and brief cOngratulatOry speeches were |
made bv Governor Brown and others after |
,zEseb the conventions adjourned sine die. |
sEiO. liberal convention nominated Colo |
aIRy W. +. Gilmore for Lieutenant Governor, |
5fRYsead Of L. II. Frost, as first reported.
WHEELING w. Va, August %. Noon
Vac vote in this city is the largest ever
daaf- There will probably be a majority of |
sae or 300 for Jacob for Governor.
News from other points are meagre, but
"a a similar character. No definite results
aG0Wn up to this time.
an this county as far as heard from the |
ER3sDendent ticket has majority. Returns
Ersm portions of Preston and Hancock
4cuazties give heavy majOTities against the
constitution, and in favor of the IndePen
6aHt candidates for Governor and Congress
man.
a1RAroGA. August 23-Raoes, sixth and
Agse day. The grand stand and every
available place along the course was
crowded.
ETrst Race-Purae $500; handicap for all
Eges, one mile and an eighth, was won by
d.sndUn with Mimi second, Piedmont third,
EeTRA fourth and Merriman fifth. Time
E6l
Esoa,ad Race-Purse $1,000, for all ages,
sSar miles, was won by Harry Bassett,
Aa2tiBg Cadence. Each mile as they passed |
Sac stand, Bassett lead one length; at the
Hnif mile pole, on the fourth mile, Cadence
g1ve up, and Bassett won in canter, an
aFEhEh of a mile ahead of Cadence, and
7Vas pulled up short at the judges stand on
ssqning in. Time-S:O312.
Third Race-COnSOlatiOn purse, 5000, for
III ages; one and three-quarter miles, was
aFGn easily by Arizona, King Henry second.
8ime-3.20
Fourth RaCe - Steeplechase handicap; |
sparse $500, for all ages, was won by Blind |
EQnI; Blackbird second
CHARLESTON, August 23,-The South |
Carolina Republican State Convention yes
aaerday nominated Speaker +. }. Moses for
Governor on the first ballot, whereupOn |
badge j. L. Orr rose and said that, knowing |
Moses record, he could not cOnscientiOusly |
ssHppOrt him, and begged leave to withdraw
&r0m the convention.
A. Z Huffman
Eh1a appointed a commission to examine |
SH,n the charges against the BlOomingdale |
fanatic Asylum
GREEN BRIAR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, |
w Va, August 23.-Ihe official election re- |
dssEns of this county have not yet been re- |
anEfVed. The commissioners were engaged |
rEmt5l late hour in counting the returns, |
nBd are expected to get through by morn /
my
EAe unofficial returns give a majority in |
A2arasnbrier county Of 500 for the new con- |
sdz4EtiOn, and about 300 for Camden.
Official returns from Monroe county give |
5SlbEgAlan and the new constitution 100 ma |
8ErrGy-a Democratic gain OF sixty over last |
YRer.
Waking Monroe county as a criterion, it Is
s8a1imated that the State has gone for Cam !
ctsu1 and the new constitution by about 1000 |
gEBEIoTity.
Gsn1cSeo, August 23.-The Times special
correspondence from the Cheyenne and |
.&EapahOe agency, August 9, gives an ac- |
'S5ant of the proceedings of the sO-called |
9,ssos council being held there with the |
l&lSwas and other hostile Indians. SO far
Gaese proceedings appear TO be failure,
1&s Eiowas being evidently disposed to
make this PFetense of friendship in order
~ 8ScuTe the release of their chiefs, San
2zsta aud Big Tree, who are now confined
N che Texas Penitentiary.
Lone Wolf, the principal chief of the
2&Sawas, made a speech in reply to Colonel
Mcintosh, who had urged upon the Indians
G6e absolute necessity, if they desired to
Gr58 their chiefs, of living at peace with the
NsFhites, saying that he was ready to do all
Sat was asked of him, but he must first
6.BvS tue soldiers remOvedA and until this
-aEza done the kiOwas would make no change
An cheir way of living. He concluded
mE follows: / have listened to what
sgks council has told me, and l believe
Nhe talk is straight, and peace. captains
wac hsWe talked to me can, perhaps
wake things satisfactory in Washington
9gkeu / was a boy our country ex-
sllaaded from the Rio Grande to Missouri,
and L want the limits restored. What
alare can / say} l have already told you
SKI KY young men are ready to travel on
white mans path, but l want good cOun-
st-y that we all can live in, and now nothing
sEsa8ains to be said
PHILADELPHIA, August 23.-Dr. Howard
sErrived here today, and went direct to the
Basldence of his father, DR.. j. j. Howard,
ga Broad street, near Pine, where he was
4caeiyed III a most affecting manner by
EEnber of friends and relatives, who had