The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-05-17

'"' N"tfohil Democratic. txrrpfi,
"mniiiire ,uci Wednesday ufternoo,
nay 18th. ia tie city of New l'ork +,
ne fes'lrnc" OF AuGrsr Eur.Mo>r.
"'sht Sia'e~ were uureprcscu,ed. Cali
oFhia- Connecticut. Florida. Georyi,
Louis lant. North Carolina. Orcyou. nm
Wisconsin. The places most prominent
mentioned for holding ne conyenti,,
we're Baltimore, 81. i.omis. Louisvill,
ind lnaianai oils.
Alier secret sesSicn,of some hours
baltimore VAS finally decided upon A.
The place for hodin. the convention.
Inc t"iiowin. j. The rail for the Nation
III ocinocra!i,' Convention
The National prmorrlti. Co,,m;ttoo
o! virtue Oh 'hc authority conferred mn.
on 'heih ny the Its, National pcinocr;ltie
convention. nj meeting held this day
az New York. voted 10 hold the nexl
conventions. Tor the purpose of nonin,-
Ting candidates for i'rr.i,lcn, ami ire-
PRESIDENT OF the United States. on the
5th day Of Jniy. ls72. al II u'rlo,l, !,
~ the city Of Ballimore. Tie basis ar
Representations. as fixe,i bv the lar D.,,-
ocr''ic Convention. Is double The uun,-
'er % senator's and Representatives in
- Dsfe>S ~ each State under the amor
'io'"'eht oi tie ccn>us o.' 1870 Each
S'a'e VIII send delegates accordiuvlv
fiid "" invite the CORDIAL cn-operYtion
oi al conservative citizrnS who desire
'he restoration OF constitutional rovrro.
nient aud the perpctuation of Republican
institutions. Signed.
John FORSYTH. Aa.. John VI. uarran
ARK. I harle> T.. Dive. Fla. william n
storey. Illinois lSiic E,Elton. Kansas
Aiuert Noprllci>. - u. W. Mr( orklc
Nevada :oiin Rowle~. Maryland join.
eteuFe-OrN Jersey: ClEis. \. Maptz
VI issonf-i: Charles II. simoniun. sunthl
! aroma John Hancock. Texas Wm "A
n converse. Connect .cni James pnm.
ier.Delawar; y. IL. GOLIATH. GEORGIA.
W iiliam L. Nihack. Indiana. TLn,na.
r. We, r,ery. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il. :
:. ''lan, Maine Vim. y. Moore Michi- l
IAN; vharles = Hooper. Mississippi. q. i
= Mi',rr- Ncbrss>ka: Harry bingham.
~" Hii,ip>hIre: John q. Thon.aou.
,nio: Hideon Badlord. Rhode l.lau3. {
y ii'ian u. Bate, --:H. ID. Smith.
eImonf.
AuGr>T BELMONT Chairman.
fEEbkK o. PEl>,r Mass. seq
New York. Ma, 3. 49,.
Inc proceedings began Shortly oS,ar l
Fo o'clock. Mr.. Belmont occupied ;be
haif' y notion was made. bus los;
'at INC cal! Tor the Democratic c,nyen.
iou'd be indefinitely po.ipnne.'. Nnxt
'ine The question as To the time for ;,,l. Il
ng The Democratic Convention. GY.,t i
Sersily "f opiripn prevailed -, I'll. IA
'iht. \ large number OF delcettr. !.
pressed their opinion that H.. "a. =,
ANTON should be held on dtv anterior .,
the Philadelphia Convention. Wit. ',
'icrs urged. thar. in tic pre~en; li.or- ii
iiized condition Of The Dan ,er.;ic y
if!. me "i,c>f plan wonlc. III. % f;v = ma
lie whir'i would allow OF the r,..u.t ~ =,
Philadelphia CONVENTION bainu Il
own. This opinion prevailed. III. ii;
at July wa determined on -. ,h. =,
'c on which the Convention Should !. Ia
80 eli
>ext came the question a. 10 y-fcr,
convention should be held. B,;t;-
re. Cincinnati ~. Loui.. anil Lnuis- !.
ie were the conte,iing cities. The =.
nee was carried in favor OF R,IIin,re
a vote Of three 10 one. the princin.r A.
una urged being thar in ii.,t cify Ies. ~
Tue outside influence woniI be
usht 10 bear on the proceedings OF a..
convention than in ANY Of The others !.
= The Louisville Co,,r;or co. ~, ret