Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-08-08

New ALBANY, Ind, July 28-John M.
| Harlan addressed a large and most enthusi-
astic Grant meeting here last night va ~ sss.s \
| FoRT WAYNE, Ind, July 28.-Hendricks
opened the campaign here last night at the
| Rink. -,ss 5.sags
CHICAGO, July 90. The Liberal Republicans
held their first mass meeting of the campaign
| in this city this evening. Speeches were made
by Senator Trumbull, Ex-Governor Koerner,
the Liberal candidate for Governor of nii-s
nois, and by Ex-Governor Blair, of Michigan,
from stand erected in the open air on Market
street. III sas erx,i Isaga5
CLEVELAND, o., July 3O.---The Gesw,aasa,
for twenty-five years prominent German
Democratic paper of this city, in fact the
the Greeley and Brown ticket to-day and an
nounced its intention to advocate the election
OF Grant. The change has created much ex-
citement in Democratic circles, and several
German Democrats threatened its editor, John
M. Bierman, with personal violence, but so
far nothing has grown out of 1t.
| HUNTINGTON, Pa, July 30.-The Globe, an
old Republican journal here, to-day takes
down the names of Grant and Wilson and
hoists the names of Greeley and Brown.
KEoKuK, July 30-There was large poll
ton of q Grant Club. Speeches were made
by G.. w. McCrary, and others. Several in
f1uential lifelong Democrats declared for
Grant. titGa. sis
SALT LAKE, July 31.-The Democrats gen.
orally refuse to accept George @. Cannon as
the nominee of their convention for Delegate
to Congress. There was an immense ratifica-l
ton meeting for Maxwell, the Union candi-
date, last night 5sss5r
ToLEDo, July, 31.-The Republican Con-
gressional Convention of the 10th Ohio dis.
| trict at Clyde to-day, nominated by anclama-
tion Chas. Foster for reelection. 2ggssf
| EvANsviLLE, Ind, July 31.--A coloredf
Grant Club was formed tonight. At the
meeting five able speeches were made by
colored men. Similar organizations have been,
made throughout the several townships In
S TsDpaSssoar,s. GSaaa y July sorrherres We're two
very large political meetings tonight. Sena-
tor Trumbull spoke for the Liberals; Hon. !
Richard Thompson, of Terre Haute, spoke
at the Grant wig-wam. ,,rs.,,s s.'''
CLEvE1ANp, July 31.-The Republican Con-
| gressional Convention of the 10th Ohio dis
trict, to-day nominated General Garfield for
re-election., y,..,.ss.. siiala8 hses4 "
| ,WHEELlNe, w. Va, July 81. The Re-
publican Congressional Convention Of the
10th Ohio district, yesterday nominated Capt.
| BOsToN, July 31.-The Prohibition Central
| Committee this afternoon voted to hold
| delegation convention here ON August 2Sth,
to nominate candidates for State officers.
New YORK, July 30.-At the evening ses-
sion of the Labor Reformers Conference
| after much angry discussion, in which the
sentiment of the majority were in favor of
nominating Grant and Wilson, power was
given the Executive Committee to cali, If
desirable, a National Convention of the Labor
Reform party.
State Convention to-day made the following
nominations: For Governor, John ]. Bag.
ley; Lieutenant Governor, Henry III. Holt;
Secretary of State, Daniel Stoiker, rencmi-
mated; Treasurer, v. p. Collins, renominated;
Auditor, General William Humphrey, re-
nominated Commissioner of Land Office,
Leverett H. Clapp; Attorney General, Byron
ID. Ball; Superintendent Public Instruction,
Daniel B. Briggs. a
NEW YORK, July 81. Governor Geary, of
Pennsylvania, in a letter to the Labor Re-
formers, reiterates his expression of sympa-
thy with the Labor cause. He says the true
policy of the labor people, is to marshal their
strength upon candidates for Congressional
| and Legislative offices who may support their
cause. The Labor party, he thinks, holds
the balance of power in Pennsylvania, and
could, If it would, control the contest for the
Presidency. Ha. 47eA
SOLUMBuS, ", July 0I.-Ine state Liberal
Republican and Democratic Mass Convention
| to ratify the nomination of Greeley and
Brown and to choose Presidential electors,
met here at IL a. m. and organized by the
election of Judge r. p. Spaulding as Chair
man, with Vice Presidents and Secretaries
from each district of both Liberal Republ-
cans and Democrats. The usual committees
| were chosen, when an adjournment was had
until 2 p. M.
The Convention reassembled at p. IN.
August Theme, of Cuyahoga, Glib. Rep.,)
| and Thomas Ewing, of Fairfield, Dem,
were nominated for electors of the State-at-
large.
Gratz Brown made brief speech to the
convention, but the main speech was made
by Colonel Grosvenor, of Missouri A dis
patch from Cincinnati was read to the con-
yention, stating that Geo. E. Pugh rendered
bis services to the State Central Committee
for Greeley and Brown.
BURLINGTON, VT, August 1.-The Demo-
cratic and Liberal State Conventions met here
this morning. Both organized, and the two
will probably unite this afternoon, or ut least,
nominate the same ticket
DEs MONIES, Iowa, August 1.-The Demo-
cratic and Liberal State Conventions met here
| this morning and organized temporarily. An
adjournment was had until afternoon, when
they will make a joint ticket.
NEW YORK, August 1.--Senatof Henry
| Wilson started west last night. He will make
| speeches in Indiana, Ohio, and other Western
States, during August. He viii 60 to Penn-
| sylyania in September.
/ BosToS, August 1.-General Banks pro-