The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-07
VOL. L.--NO.. 33.
Republican state ICosve.tioas.


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Republican state Conventions.
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ELHrKA N. Y. Nav ,l5.-IThs Neu
York Republican Stata (,onveution,.
called TO order TODAY .by Al. b. CornelI
Henry z. .Pierson wss chosen perma
nent President BY, acclamation. and
| made a speech returning thanks for the
honor conferred. and rebesrsine the
history of the Republican psrty. When
the name Of It. S. Grant was rre.a.1hed
the cheering by the oonventio1 80
continuous for several minutes. ,Judoe
Pierrepont. from the Committ6cea 2 81 on
Resolutions. reported 4, series of,resolu.
tious embodyine the FOLLOWING princi.
ples: /. Protection TO AfnefiSan fciti.
sens without regard to race Or colora.2 |.
The constitutional amendments n rc.
main inyiolate. 8. The public debt Ia
be paid in coin.. 4. No oppressive tax.
alton to pay the public, debt. s. A re.
forming Of the civil service and repeal.
ing of the income tax, frankinso priVi.
leee, and all revenue taxe. except on
tobacco and LIQUORS. 8. A revenue tar.
III. 7. A restoration of hafnOpv I'm the
reconstructed States. 8. A preservation
Of peace with honor to the United
States with FOREIGN n.6ions, q. That
respect for the soldiers and sailors of
the late war REQUIRES that ether prinG-
Piles of the Republican party be msin.
tanned. 10. That the surrender of the
Republican party at this time will be. a
surrender Of principles which saved the
nation from destruction. IL. That the
cry OF universal amnesty Is oeceptaon;
tnat NO one is oisIlancnised nom voting
Q! noiune properly AZ. Inat ponu-
cians OF seeded states nave not
changed thelr principles, but only their
Poilcy: 10: fhat all VINO nave become
aaenafed from the Repaohca4 JpaEty
are invited 70 reunite with H. Inc, i4th
recites the neneht: arlslng from Presl-
oent Gfants adminlstrat,on. 10: Inat
II Wouid oe exceedingiy unWise 70
caange our aoie, tried and safe Chief
Magistrate ior one untried ana uncer-
tain, ana We uniteoly advise tne renom-
ination OF ueneraI uianS ior tne next
PRESIDENT OF the United states. -
uenelal MarundAe addressed tne
conVenuon IN support oi the resoiu'
tions, reciting tne late history OF the
country, ana paftlcula.iy OF tne pres.
ent Aominlstfat'0n, ana sne acHons on
those seeking 20 Dreak up tne hep1oif
can parry. Inc resoiu1,Cns q, were tnen
aoopteu unan43usiy. me conventtieo53' .teoa3'
On MOTION vi o!9ee Le!lePon,, ao
journeo s'ne o'e amid entnuslasuc cneers.
rENNEssrE. 9if r t9i'e'l
NASHVILLE, May l5.-The Republi-
can State Convention assembled to-day.
Hon. j. C. Frierson was chosen perma.
nent President. There were about 800
delegates present. The convention Was
harmonious and enthusiastic, showing
that the Republicans of Tennessee are
united and unanimous for Grant. Del
egates TO the Philadelphia Convention
were appointed, and a fun electoral
ticket. No candidate for Governor was
nominated, it being deemed the best
policy to make no contest. Hon. Hor.
ace Maynard was present. and made sn
able speech sustaining the present .Ad-
ministration. Senator Barlow was too
i'll to attend. He sent letter strongly
indorsing Grant, which was read and
cheered. sGaa yise 70 @dol -
The resolutions are in favor Of the
Union, civil rights and political priyi-
leges for all, bounties and pensions for
all who suffered by the war, mainte-
nance of the public credit, and ECONOMY
of administration. The fifth, sixth,
and seventh resolutions are "a follows. :
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