Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-02
Political Nafas

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,nder pubic reception % Ex-Governor Cur
tin, IN Philadelphia, uion his arriva! from -
y b. Bradley has been nominate, hv ,se
reTubl'csrs q fhe IA Michigan ilstri-f.
TIE cognty election Al Nemrhi- Tenn. passel
OF quietly Yesterday. IL y believed tie entire
democratic county ticket is .ectcl
J W. AcDil has ICCu nom mated C1r Congress
by The req Africans o. The sth lows district.
A private conference q The democratic ana
'boral republican central COMMITTEES 81 Illinois
Va held = Chicago Yesterday.
l. a. Gunckle y the republican nominee Tor
Congres> in the Sd Ohio district.
4 ne oemocrstiC and AleTa rep4bii al c0a-
1870, .SL.5,SLs OF Iowa me-, az De &ciue> yesterday
- >eiect candidates Tor AZ state OtsceT>. exert
governor ana lieutenant governor 4 confer
90 We Sss appointed I'D greed Epot
Gu.eeTt' STATE treasurer, NJ =. Fao..s: ag litgr
y. T. SAsseIlAs sftCsneN genera. A d TaS.
Inc ING It , electors ~ large are FttE
henry warren, liberal republican. a. O.
kOuke, democrat. TEE ticket urfs.4f..l ~ -,
Ccnis renee committee was adopted bv bo.b- ,5r,-
yenfiors.
Tie u rocratic aud liberal republican ,-,,,.
NentiCns OF Vermont met ~ Burlington vesf.r.
DAY. and nominated for governor. A. h Gard
ner, liberal; lieutenant governor, ". IA.
Bingham, democrat; treasurer. Henry Ch-sr
4, mOCrat: electors. W. "A HorJhiu democrat.
Thomas 4. PoNers, liberal, D. =. l.sii. liberal
Jasper Rand, democrat, Samuel shop, leml
crat.
Tie nth Congressional district rarshu,s,,
convention OF M'ssiSsippi me- ~ jackson Vs..
terdsy. but The utmost confusion prevailed
There were thiTty-tiEkt accredited i.ieEat,-
ant ever forty votes were Cg.t ON every haI.a.
Several fights occurred, and si,itfCoI.s fnW o..
al directions. The prom insnf candid frs w.
Lynch, CClOred, and Mckee. the present me.
bCr. about evenly divided.
Tie caze ses!ns' George Washington Wis
and Thomas 4. Wilson, charged viii K0lt'
OF Tire enforcement act On disturbing a rcac.r ..
meeting and %. eTIuf'ting the freedom u spe.. .
II Savbi nah, @ lcTgia. a. called iu tie I'm
states COMMISSIONER court Ne>'e rtfsv Df-sf.
Attorney fzrToN said he a. GREETED ira. fHt o. .
raitles 70 violate the law we're republicans Dr..
lie should nevertheless prosecute them va ...
Cusiy. lhe dce.siOn IN Tie case y a. reserve
Did not Senator SChUrZ conlrlimsu the d.
rebel soldiers over the lett when he adr1orIi-r
them that they must not allow armed ba-. ..
. scoaEge Tie countty-u they would ell.
Greeley
The Boston Transcript SAYS thai Hon. Jam
X. Doolittie. " no lett the republican party p.
cause II proposed 20 give the sunragc q 60
colored man, and 20 take action in regard
the civil rights OF the enfranchisel race, H. NO
IN New England 20 teach IT, people their pol
lcal DUTIES.
A Maine correspondence the New York Ti-..r
US" Last winter OR legislature pas-eI "a.
rarnrod liquor law which Wit cost us az the : 3D.
tember election several thousand votes. We
sh all c2TTy the state byinOre than ten thou-4r.
however, in. September. and give Grant 20
wilson more than twenty thousand In Nov noe
Der.
Senator Trurbun addressed the citizens N
lndanapOlisOu Wednesday evening last n favor
OF Greeley and Brown.
EN-AttOrney General AkeTmsu has written
an able letter on the political issues now before
the country, In which, after reviewing the sit
uatiOn, he concludes that the si,eedlest way 20
give permanet tranquility " the soath IT, ~ re-
elect Gen. Grant.