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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
The Radical Convention

finished up the Job assigned them in Philadelphia
Yesterday afternoon and adjourned about o'clock
The readers Of the DAILY GAZETTE were fur
nshed with the fact of the nomination OF Grant
and Wilson, IN brief kilograms from the Associa-
ted Press report in n few minutes after the votes
wers taken The news was also sent forth in our
weekly edition and circulated in every part of the
State.
There is little now that we desire to say about
the matter. The action OF the Convention did not
surprise any one the olice holders had 1t all ar
ranged long before and oil the delegates had to do
was to assemble. and ola the frst mention of
Grants name after being seated. to rise and take
off their hats and shout shall to the chiAi"k That
settled thstpattsr Of the chances for four years
pay. and they and their relatives and all the cor
morsnts that have been sucking at the Govern
msnt teat for-so many years, were happy
Delaware very fooli.hIy threw her six votes
away on CoIfax for Vice President although we
believe the delegates were favorable to Wilson,
who would have received these votes had there
been second ballot
There was great difficulty in the Delaware del
sgation in selscting o member for the Radical
National Executive Committss, which was finally
hlled by the name Of Rev. JAMES RIDDLE
The blstiorm is composed Of eighteen planks,
and is doubtless intsndsd to cover every question
and to b. used - wanted. and cast aside as soon
as the polls are closed b Noss0esr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07

Sa"ss 0oS0on Oo00ost'o Marriage.
From tas Nss York Hsvnld, J..s l. ls%o.
TO THs 1xADnns - m aaaAaD-pscrA, r1os
o. e,,sx-S sov.s1SSs e t..saoo..o o,: > e ma
an Roing 10 b msxs1od II Q few aavs Tn.
weather IL 40 beautiful. dass ars getting so eoad
the prospects, Of political aad moral reform 40
suapicaous, that cannot resist the divine ,nstnct
OF honest nature any longer, 20 am going to bc
married 70 one of the most splendid woman in
in manner. that have yet seen during nv inter.
sseang plGrimsse through human life. Icsnuot
stop in my career. ] must fulfill that awful A..
any which the Almighty Father has written
against my name, In the broad isttsss Of life.
against the wall Of Heaven. I must eivs ' ~:
world pattern OF happy welded life. with slI The
Charities that spFlng from . nuptiai love.
In few days shall b married, ACCORDING IN
the most holy rites Of the most holy Chrise,.n
church, 10 one Of the most remarkable, scoom
s"sa shs sna Os:u,,a, young women Of ths
'ortune-a large fortune. She he's no Stonington
share: or Manhattan stock but in purity and
uPnghtnsss she is worth half Q wiilios OF pure
com Can any swadling bank show = micht
in soul. mind snd beauty uillioee on mi1I;on.
equal to the whole spscis Of al tAs rotten bsnEs
in the world
Happily the patronage OF the public to ths
Herald is nearly ~. 900 per annum. sinest equal
- = Ao7s>A0uS" &oIy. 0uS pt0p13tY In the
worlds goods wa never my object Fame, public
good. usefulness In my day aud generation The
religious associations Of fem sle excellence n.
progress OF true industry these have heen nv
dreams oy night, and ny desire by day. In thr
enter. and to enter with the same rsverentisl
feelings a. would heaven itself. I anticipate
some signal change In my feelings, in my views,
IN ~ purposes. in my pursuits. What they may
Do know not-tims alone can tell
NY ardent desire has been through lire 10 re,ch
me highest order Of human exoelience bv the
sh"rtest possible cut. Assoc. .ated night and dny
ia sickness and IN health, in war and in peace
WITH woman Of this highest order Of exceilsuc.
must produce some curious results in NV hea n
anu 1-sings, and those results the future will de-
veIop IN due time in the columns Of the Hsrold
Msanw bile return my hsartful thanks for The
entnusiastic patronage Of the public, both of
Europe and America The holy estate Of wedIock
wil ohIy Increase my desire to be still more use
iui. tod Almighty bless you all
/ JAMES GORDON BENNETT
ln the postscript 10 this announcement Mr.
Bennett gives notice that lie shall have m
time to waste upon the sditon who sttac ked
MN "until after marriage and the houeymoon. -
on the Sth of June. l840 the marriage VA.
announced at the head of the editorial column, n,
the Herald. as follows:
MARRIED.
on Saturday afternoon, the 9Th inst bv tbs
Rev. Dr. Powers, at St Peters Catholic church
In Barclay street. James Gordon Bennett. pronri
etor and editor of the New York Herald to Hen
retta Agnes Cream. What may be the effect q,
this event on the great Newspaper contest nov
wag'ng IN New York. time alone can shov.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
GREAT sR,rA,m.

LONDON, June "a dispatch fiom Liver.
pool saws the band Of the Grenadier Guards
will not sail for America. The objections in
the House OF Lords on last Monday evening to
the action Of the government 10 authorizing the
departure Of the band have led to recall of its
sanction.
LONDON. June 6.-In the House Of Lords to-
night, Earl Derby read letter from Sir stafford
Northcote, correcting = statement made by the
Iormer in his speech on Monday night to the
effect that there was no understanding between
the members Of the High joint Commission. that
the indirect claims were not TO be presented and
that the Commissioners were therefore careless
in drawing up the treaty. Sir Stafford North
cite declares positively that the Commissioners
did understand that promise WAS given that
the claim for indirect damages would be with
drawn.
Earl Granville also read letter from Mr.
Schenck, the American Minister, Affirming that
the supplemental article ia amply sufficient to
exclude indrec, claims. and authorised lhe state.
men. to be made as coming from Washington,
that the article il final settlement of the ques-
lion Of said claime This announcement was
read with cheers.
Earl Derby said this put a new face to :he
matter, and he thought the debate ought to stop.
cheers
Earl Granville warnei the HOUSE that the
indirect claims had not Withdrawn from the
American case, but they would be disposed ofthe
acceptance Of the supplemental article TO the
Treaty OF Washington.
Earl K,usell then withdrew his motion for
the address 10 the Queen, and the debate closed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
another Quesns County Original
Srans MAN Going for Nonest

Long Island was never teforp No enthusiastic
az It = at this time for Horace Greeley. The
rev Henry +. Crozier Of Queens counts xs. =
ci.zen oi brooklyn during the camn.i0n of
looo. anu was heart and soul for Grant. nj.
famous speech in Clinton Hall made him con-
'p'cnons, and he WAS rec. gnizsd "A a niII.r IN
tne Republican party. But change h.s come
"er the splr. of hi. political dreams and he i.
oat IN opposition to Grant and for Honest
horace. In discussion on the merit, and
l"ailhca',on- OF the men Or. Crozier said
zen. "sant has condoned and patronized ten
t,mes as mich corruption a. he has puuished.-
ne nas packed the navy yard with ial,orers be-
"re election, and nnpacked it afterward. and
removed faithful officers to make room for ,ools.
ne kept Murphy in Office two years, and when
ae 'e't, covered with political It'll and shoddv
'""' gave MN certificate Of good moral
character. He KEEPS Le-t and stocking in The
general order business to this dav. and mer-
chants swear that they have had IN imnor,
goods via. Baltimore TO escape the exorion Of
'hesr Custom Honse robbers. His minions
stuffed the lnllot-box.s in Philadelphis. and
counted out Mcclure for the Senate. Thanks
70 the legislature that unearthed the fraud.-
\ BOOK could be filled with Grants admins
'rst,on v'ianie'. and the country i. diseusted
"ith ma brutality, hil ne,otisn,, his altitude
'oward Cuba and Spain, his bunder in the Al.
'hama Treaty, hls fight for San Domingo Tc
pay on the national dent he has had 81 OSO.-
oeo,ooo OF the peoples money, and has spen
wo dollars IN paving off one In other word.
ne has had 81 900 100000 to pay off $3l5,OO5
ooo. Eight great States are to-day under mill
AIRY rule, simply because the brains, the true
governing power is d'sfranchised and the Iazza
fon'' the Ignorant blacks and whites, with tn,
scum carpetbaggers have come to the top it j.
Ike putting government in the hand. Of pau
per. led nv lew State Prison jaiIbird.. Til,
people ofthe United States will not consent ,ha
political disabilities shall continue to organic,
hell IN eight great States, they will not consen
10 have the commerce OF the country PROSTATE,
Under the heel of high merciles- tariff, no
viii they consent to tax themselves $500, 900 OOt
annually to pay debt, before it is due. Thi
'-a decidedly pig headed state OF things.
Assembyman Marcy was counted on IA
Grant man, but when elected TO the State Con
ventlon refused to go.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
DAILY GAZETTE.
o.m.o,atio Nomination Election.
SATURDAY JUNE 9Th.

poh omen at 10 O'Clock A. M. and close at I
o'clock, p. NJ In Wilmington. At N 7 N.
The Judges of the Election will please send the
returns to tho GassNs Office immediately. by do
,no 80 they will conform, to the rules Of the party.
and secure speedy and accurate publication Of
the result
Wilmington b. McIntire. Charles X
Badford, Thomas d. Gibson.
praudywine HID, East District BENZ Brown,
Jacob Handy. William H. Bird-We District
John Fraim, jr, VIM. L. Wilson. VIM. A. Hus-
Christiana Hi. South District Thomas Cha,a-
ler. John r W. Kilgore. David NJ. Price, " est
District -Adolphus Husbands. Jas. Armor, John
Doran.
Mill Creek Hd.-Bsnjamin Foot, Sr., Milton
Steel David Graves.
White Clay Creek Hd.-Joseph Dean, ir, VIM
REYNOLDS, John w. Choate.
Pspcader Hd WIN. p. Dig9s, Jos W. Cooch
David foard. Sr.
Red Lon Hd, East District -Fr,ncis Dunlap
Or. Z. Worrell, John T. Cheairs West District
John W. Mccall. Thomas Bird. Edw. IL. Peckard
st. Georges Hd.-E East District Thomas J. Cra.
van, James Matthews. Albert q. Osborn -Wesi
District-Ioseph Walker. VIM. Green. Jonathan
". Lstherbury.
New Castle Hd.-james Mccoy Wm. IL
Ilobbs, Gardner L. Jamison.
Appoouiuirnink Hi--Wast District Josepl
Roberts Joseph H ,frnsn, George II. Hsrt-E ,s
District jacob Dsakyne, Abraham Hayden, Vii
liam Lockman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
"A q o r.
The SrRIl

The STRIKES IN NEw YoRK-THREATEEINo
DEAoNsrBArtoHs -FEA1soF SERIOUS TROUBLE
NEW YoRx, June 6.-Of the number Of work
men who have struck sMce the lst of June. some
fifteen or twenty thousand remain idle. and will
probably remain so ~ long as their savings hold
out. nnlsss the bosses employ them sooner Some
olencs. which would rssult in summary repression
By the authorities. Thirty EMPLOYERS OF the plan
ing mils and woodworking business met in
Brooklyn to-day and voted 70 employ woskmen
only BY the hour.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
Ihe Conditions Of Or. houard's Re-

WAsaNerou jams 5.-The Spanish Govern
ms"t hsa noti6ed the Stats Departmen, that the
rsquest Of the United States for The release of
~; honsrd can b complied with at once pre-
vseed the United States waves the claim ths,
. IN Americsn citizen. II this Is persisted
IN houard'x release will be delayed until full
Aassstigation can b made.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
By telegraph to the Daily Gazette.

BY Telegraph to the Daily Gazette
PHILADELPHIA, June I.
Tho Strike at tthe Gas Works
mas not prevented the usual supply of gas Other
workm.n were obtained, and forty policemen,
formerly gas employees, volunteered their ser.
vices. and aided TO keep up the supply.
The trustee, have published a card asking econ.
omy in the use OF gas and promising full supply
in a Few days,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
CALIFORNIA.

a*VtA1 uVT110ES-NINERS' sTRIKE6-ORE~
CON ELHCTInN.
HN FRANcIsco. june 6-Despatches from
AtlsonA state that the whole southern portion
mat Territoryis overrun BY Apache In
Slans All the settlers In the LOnata valley
nsve eed TO Tucson, abandoning 6ne crops
assece CosgrOve was murdsss,iJ by the
Al the niaer 10 ne white pine region have
1aak !@ i1uK d0llass per day, and work ia
sospsnded ID consequence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07

INe yosng wealthy Balimoreans, aged 10
@ on trip with SandfOrd' s Opera
~ ~ get we're arrested st Princess Anne
Ass O0We. .ttl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
4heriM's 8alss.
SAeri0 = safe.

RY virtue Of An order Of the Superior Ievvt Of
sss. q Il 2. and 20. S:s e.s.
sale NJ the Wsshinstoa Hotel. kset 81 Lass Pyle.
on Market ct sct. ~ the city et wil4iAGlee. n
day Of June. A. p. ls7l at 10 eeIosk q a.. ~ ~
loving aescriesd Psrsoasl Property, Wis ei1-
and Westsrn Railroad Company.
s.ited ard taken into 81 scutisn - the property
yAAkS Armstrong. ahariE
Sheri6'e Once New Castle. Nav SOth A. IN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
By Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
WASHINGTON.
WAsHINoToN, June :,
CONGRESS

CONGRESS
SENA7E.-Mr. Bavard asked consent 10 have
tne vote taken on The motion to allow the mi
nority OF the Custom House investigation com
mittee to print their report daring the recess,
the consent was refused. The sandry civil ap-
preparation bill WAS debated and am amendment
offered paying mail contractors in rebel s,ates
prior to the war.
HOUSE Butler introduced bill fixing the
time for the free list to 90 into operation the lst
OF July instead Of the lst of August Referred
to the Ways and Means Committee. Ihe bill
srsntnga pension to Mary Ann Montgomery was
passed over the Presidents veto. the Senate hay-
ing already done no.
A message from the President, asking action on
the bill for the erection Of the equestrian statue Of
Gen. kawns. fixing compensation. location and
name OF the artist to lie explained
The River and Harbor bill was considered \
number OF amendments were agreed to ii amt was
ssut to the Conference Committee.
Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA, Jane !.
Cotton in good request; Uplands 27.a27t
New Orleans, 27s.
Flour dull; superfne at S6a6a; extras S7a74;
Extra family SS!sSlO.
Wheat dull; red 81 10; Ambers2 Io.
Rye -four dull, $54.
Rye nominal 81 10.
Corn in fair demand; yellow, 81 mixed ives.
tsrn 654s67.
Oats steady; white Sc; mixed ST.
Whiskey unchanged 93c
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
BY Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jure T.
Ihe Lyndon Railroad bridge, eleven hundred
'sss long, Oh the Philadelphia y Erie roa,l, I've
miles west OF Williamsport. was burned last night.
This will not impede travel. as a new branch has
been built recently on the opposite side of the riv.
or. and trains Will go that way
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
Goat aud #npd.
IN, rME PUDa.IC.

am no! ssetins up . nsw Postalls HEATER.
which for cheapesss. aur.bii > asd ssosoay cssnos
Be 'urpassed., The inside being Of vroYsAs Iron
tsxespt tie east iros) 4 napulssmreA 1sdsf ~
ownsupsrviaiea ssd maAsis t1e Ssst 1aaHsP; Il -
SJ0 ~ DA1DaW str00k
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07

Fare to the Convention.
Ticket, for the Democratic State Convention at
Dover, on Tuesday, will be sold at reduction OF
ons.thud from the usual rates.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
That Nouse You Live In.

DR.. L. P. Bannius. 6r :. Of New York. informs the
ladies Of Wilmington that be will svs . ssriss VI
lectures. in in,titate HAIL, before them. on the
physical education. snd thu prev veniicn and re1o
val OF spinal. nervous snd digestive der.
follows: Un SATURDAY,. Monday. Tassday and Wed.
ncsday. the 9Th. 10Th. llth and l2,h isstaat
more Of the laws Of that Aosss Of which Col has
constituted them ksspsrs. will do veil to attend
Admission tree. 6juneat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07

% 16I68fAph 70 the Daily Gazetta
ENGLAND.
LONDON, june :.
The report that the Grensdier Band was for.
bidden to start for Boston false The Band
sailed in the City of Brussels
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
SECOND EDITION.
B z T e L LEG r PHI,

By telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
WEATHER REPORT,
WAsHINaroN, June Z.
Cloudy weather and rain will extend over
the Middle States during the day and evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
oARPGTS.

embracing lnGrAan. Two and Hhrss-py, Tspsstry.
Bruassls. Body Brussels. Velvet and othsss.
Sale to continue from day to day sntil the sotire
S: 70 :a, s az Eae Be sod "'s
Sales TO commence 10 .. H.. oad D. q.
my22 -lmj-wN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07

on Saturday afternoon, the 9Th inst , by the
Rev. Or. Powers. at st. Peters Catholic church.
IN Barclay street. James Gordon Bennett, propri.
etor and editor of the New York Heraia to Hen.
r,etta Agnes Cream What may be the effect Of
.n,s event on the great Newspaper contest now
wsg,ng in New York, time alone can shov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
TILE NEW TARIFF BILL.

WAsuINGToN, ID. c., Feb. 2i.-ihe suDSti-
tutc for the House bill repeating tn dauc- or coal aud
salt which was reported from the senate Finance 'o
mttee Jan 16 and recomnitted was again r'Por's,
day wiz Ga, following anchumCuts, nAAIAs @'4''"'4
charges IN the Iarn: .t-t,.. 81 an nh
sa1 or sun c val through aYegl o. "a lheh
srr-er coats per naerll bramHos "a Sshc pa
.tal- per yalorv cleaned ne es4 per p ia
Gle iEed Tcr cent per poaun ptdy nee OF Gu
esn. sr i,b,I. nd, and sins oh:rss provided To-
pe cent al vi rem abs u sais an shhses - oe.. f,i
erpy ,Ls ai arreI sheSks AM NV~leh phoAns
o. eeui al Vaorm. fruit ana OrnaneatA teA bAA VI
aoaer . garden oeni pig an oai lau - sh PEI
pouni Leaf dross ore, co oaa SherA g,,e' yt
shot. 2. eents mooa cals ~ o'.'1' en-. ror noun,
preserved or pE 81 sagr nl esonor Of gbge - per eot e
l., sbd int vr. rs p@ cent cents pr pound o' ~
asS acts hshns mp scoop per eea 'enss o. 80! mn IS
p-r Dund ION we e5t netting eqaa 10 % guy GU gk
win w.t. IS mr. cent IN Aiion painted, APSsas1 OF essfsa'
eoatot e tent ,t.. =, -, NJ, ..,, ,,,0 III.
present e ahe NE ~ o. seAs
suclss Othsu eaaaeTA1oi' A>ANN"" SN@' '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

sD, ,S cotton S osS the s S".SHso or , v.s ~ % 10
10 part Of To 4. Manufactures Of h which sa
SKY per cent dutv al arc tes and mahuiaeurss thereof Of
al metals not Otherwise provided for and al naaacss metals
horn AMI leather and Of Which either the eorpoant or chef sn
81 Ianloso Of indnb6e' suiti or 'l" and o'oih' Of
section tarse entirely new providing ,t section Of he
Taa set o. March 1885, ha not apply to the arHeles mentioned
The ith Section places TIE following articles the free list IN addition
to those sped the b to ia reeommii ard heretofore
Ets b,r e. %, .,vI .ns I'm vcs 81. srs So Snrf
t1T In he St,,s, n crBol containing American 5oiucs and
dfcaa0n be Of Intention the araAns
animals brought into the United ssl teEprir aug o PERIOD no.
animals s.eeaIy Imported for breeding Iuposesi annette
and al ei.f,eS in III sas b,1 Gi'..s ai e-s
medicinal bam bamboo reeds further manufactured than emf into
es bones not manufactured hunt eacni ground steamed
years Of importation Brazil paste es@e'' not '. craze
Instruments, china, ROT ea[Isolis "a, cn1 ni,,
only r remanaiict4e cobalt medic nal Cocoa sneo COP
og7 ports, owhaxe dovn cocahr curing stones o. qlo
deas all bar berries a'.,.i uiI' s - 9eSSt emory
rock eisp,r ietnz sson-s fbn1o IN al tSrI,'
urminufcurei al Kinds garapenei gaune pre-
pared e5si.s" oi S151y phi s s a. on @ saucsacs
gut ld worm gai M "9 and ohr co s ' l snDagsfe
.ad hide a!7ss raw ',oa he 5oe; homes ani & %
ron. anmnu@e.li TsIo eeoeons; nar cau.c laos
d.. sn mosieet masnes crude all msji
email bqrIs aOaers &C.. otherwise DsIued murle oi
and crystals mustard eel crle roan cocoa aA
BAIL no.. green pre1lrye OLgeA ointment pants Berlin gs
Chinese blue Dic pink ivory black All the other srcrs
reported, retained the nee hs etcp'
mineral KERN DESCRIPTION, peral'
poers composite unmanuscrrei; rattans ana retHN
non, stances Ike with cpl otherwise PROVIDED
Tor ot fol akron AM sanover extracts sGep,
sh shark SKINS sua beam crude maruis Bar aoes
tar tar am pitch NON pine bOcl and an liquor
AMI all a Of provided fT uuOrtl stc6s % Tue
ronc vanilla beans paat and meats Of all Kinds raw N
ats aers shoemaker Brazilian, myrtle ani nnese wax
prepared FOR baskenaGers yarns lier Hn Oh anu D. o1H
70 be renanuflctuTed ID, .,
The oNng articles which e free list Of tie ~ az
yousy reported are m o Al 1ans pOll Rochelle salts
snas OF magnesa I8i IN crystals
IL will noticed from the foregoing summary thaJ
the senate Finance Committee aGhcFcs Is former
ton i'm retaining part OI tho duties tea and coffee, coal
and salt and all tue present duties on pig iron aud steel
rails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
TILE PTRLIC LANDS.

70 me EdtEOr Of The Tribune.
SIR The land question is now assuming a
very -eylor- aspect The letter OF Mr. Julian sounds
Timely alarm cannot quite agree with his views
corning the Yellowstone and Yosemite Reservations. II
possible wonderful curOsitcs OF nature should be
held a. common property and visitors should be pro-
tected from the inevitable tax that would from the
monopoly Of the available of arabic lands In
those remarkable valleys II they sold, squatters
are allowed 10 occupy them at pleasure the result
be predicted with certainty. 1t better 10 Forbid all
settlement and allow the public carry thiiher their
own tents aud other equpage.
But this small matter compared with the gigantic
scheme which ndeTlies the education lana sale
ment. Pass this bill, aud az railroad spectators
have q powerful argument in favor Of land grants, for
the purpose of realizing in aid of the schSO fund and
this 10 the Niger III the wood pile The movers in this
scheme know Thar the amount Ia insi1hcant toward
providing for National system OF Educ ion and would
ntres~ate annual amendments the curse OF state and
National legislation. MT. Julian states only onehalt the
legislative difficulty the formative would not ne 70 re-
Gu,e te Education iund annually bul To draw annual
from the Treasury the deRcirucy caused by redueeI
sales, owing To the exhaustion OF the source OF We
supplies. The Land Reform Association Is opposed 10
all which initiate against the l!Oncsteaa use
OF ia public land. and pleased 10 una Ia HE 1kb
USE the presentation 81 this side OF the question.
JOIlN Is. NOLEF. Asst. Sec. Land Ref AssOchllon
Nc lJIt, Feb. -. loi2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
SOrTH CAROLINA.

TIE STATE CONVENTIONAL DECLARAfI0N FOR
GRANT AND sCOTT-PROTEsT AGAINST FED
ERAL OFIICE-HOLDERs.
COLUMBIA, 5. c., Feb. H.-The Republican
state Convention adjourned at late hour last night,
after choosing ful delegation to the Philadelphia Con-
yenton resolution adopted ndorslng GOV. scott
a. a true Republican and faithful public officer. The
following platform was also adopted:
Psd by ne Tn0s republican party Of ne STATE Of Souf euro
limo contention aHb That endorse the Ainnstriu or
President successful policy which has reduced ih
national while enug The public taxes anu al the same time
preserved full faith with She pubhc creditors 20 ,
Rorsd Profound gratitude q the Rp1rans of So''h
the Republican majority N The Liz Congr-s @
their The XVII Ame imeu 20 the Con
tuton the United States and President t. ; Grant Tor h'
PROMPT and timely enforcement whereby the armed bands
6rA operated democratic party the Of
n speech Carolina have been tlemse',
suppressed ,..,.. ,-----. -. 49,
deserved the Wei done ~ 81 Tie Who'll"
country respectfully hut earnestly demonstrate against the great
Fier appointments hat las" been made IN ib sac
cnnz whereby the Rpuhca party o. SCUM
C.-ona the friends; and DO here
erurss appointment of not 10 sympathy
the President BY Tinted states Senator J. a
Es6rJ That the National Republican party having declared rs
Of do hereby r-irl our a e.
Republican C0Hv nuou % move aud advocate =
the national platform favor d The rsd force
American citizen On men OF
Aena soil u and equal enjoyment OF all puohc privileges