The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-08-31

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IT, ieDhe eastern part Of Kansoswas ~
lA&FsooD. Aug. - by the Repuhl11ana 16l
i00.Oo0 Psst1oa were In attendGnee
New York, Aug 23-Thc National Dem
ocrsiic Executive Committee held aecre
session here to-day. Five members only
were present.
Il ID stated that the family Of Charlie.
Francis Adams have received letter from
him In which he oys that he will not con.
sent to be candidate for Governor of llxs
sschusetts; that he doss not symps.hizs
with the Greeley movement; and that h<
regards the clsci,on Of Grant essential to the
hest interests of the c,untry.
Secretary Van Allen, Of the Democratic
National Committee. has issued ~ address
to the Democrats Of this State. urging the
appointment Of Delegates to the Louisville
National Convention.
Blanton Duncan publishes card denying
that he has received any cid from the Re.
publicans, or that he has been In COLLISION
with them IN any manner.
Senator Wilson addressed = mass meeting
st Hudson last night, saying that be had M
doubt the Republicans would carry twenty
ont Of the twenty .one Free States. He culo
gizcd General Dix. aud said the question
was not whesher Geneml Grant or Greeley
should be President, but whether the Re-
publican party, which had saved the coun.
Try and made it free, should 60 on with the
government.
II IL thought that General Slocum will be
the Democratic and Liberal candidate for
Governor.
Washington. August A.-The s.raigh,
Democratic / Tub Of tho District Of Colum.
bis last evening appointed two delegates to
tho Louisville Convention, and adopted res.
olutions plcdging support to Chas. O'Conor
for the Presidency.
Jefferson City, Mo-, Aug. 22.-The fol.
lowing ticket was nominated by the Demo.
critic and Liberal Convention: For Gov.
Silas Woodson, DEM; Lieut.. Governor,
G. II. Frost, (.ibG Secretary Of State. d.
f. Wiegcl, u.ib.); Register Of Lands. F.
Solomon, lLib.g Supreme Court Sudges.
f. b. Ewing, II. NJ. Voorhees,, +. A. Wood
and Washington Adams, all Democrats.
Charleston, >. c.. August 22.-The Re.
publican State Convention nominated +. J.
Moses for Governor; Lieut. Governor, r.
II. Glsavcs, (coloredG II. E. Hsyne, Secy.
of State; Judge s. W. Milton, Attorney
General.
Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 22.-1'he Repub.
lican State Convention to day nominated E.
A. Baxter for Governor; v. v. Smith, Lieut.
Governor; II. Page, Treasurer; 8. Wheeler,
Auditor; L. d. Torley, Attorney General.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the
platform and nominees of the Philadelphia
Convention.
Philadelphia, Aug. 2s-The Labor Re.
formers Of the United States resolved to
present to the Louisville Convention the
names If O'Conor and Senator Salisbury.
The session was secret and the attendance
small.
Toledo, Ohio, Aug. ga large and Gu.
thusiastic Republican mass meeting, vas
held in this city this afternoon. Speeches
were made by Noyes, Gen. ]. r. Sher~ God
aud Alphonso Hart.
Chicago, Aug. ga The Democrats Of
this State have called Convention 10 meet
ut Springfield on Thursday, the Goth inst.
to appoint delegates to the Louisville Con.
vention.
Buffalo, August A.-Judye Church has
letter TO William Williams, of
this city, declining the Democratic nomina.
ton for Governor.
Trenton, N. J., August 24.-The straight
Democratic Convention organized here this