, 1873-08-28
The Reso1utions---A -AIIuring Invitation Of
the Republican Spider to the
Agricultural Fly.
The Pennsylvania Democratic.Con-
vention at Wilkesbarre.
A Salary"Grabber Refused the Chairman.
ship Of the Convention,
The Ohio Democratic Platform Reiter-
ated, Excepting the Revenue
Tariff Plank.
The temperance Party In Now york-.I1orton's
Back.Pay-.0hio Legislative
Nominations.


Nominations.
wisconsin Republican State Conven-
tt0Ms
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
hA OLSON, Wis, Aug. 27.-Tho Republican
State Convention met hero to-day, pursuant to
call, and was worry fully attended by representa-
two Republicans, including large numbers Of
mon who hive boon mombora Of the State Leg
ialasure and otherwise figured in State politics.
I'LL lato last night and all
the forenoon mon wero gathered in
groupeB discussing tho claims Of tho various
candidates in spirited but good-natured mau-
nor, no ono foelluE any ASSURANCE how tho bal
lots woul4 result. Tho Convention was called to
ordcr shortly after noon by E. ". Koyos, Chair
man Of the Republican State Committee, and,
on motion Of 8. J. Conklin, T.. B. Casowel Of
Jefferson, vas mado temporary Chairman. In
taking tho ohair, after thanks for the compli-
ment, no made briof and pointed speech.
". H. Waggoner, OF the hichland Republican.
and George Marsh, of tho sheboygan Herald,
were made Secretaries.
Congressional District, natnos, and county arc as
follows:
Credentials First, A. Farr, Of Konosha Soc.
Gnd a.: j. I.r1eE t ct Columbia Third William
ningg. Of milwaukee,; FIFTH, b. 9.
& Il. bright, t0ne Of " Waupacs msi so1sath,, Sath,
Horny Cousins, Of Eau Clare; Eighth, r. ".
Hubbard, Of Oconto, Chairman.
Organization-At largo, 8. s. Vaughan, Of
ond. J. oonkiin, Of e! 5oile!sson m Third &. w v
PUTNAM 0t kss hsh''e &ii@sassi rfsftss Ffts
Sixth, Robert McCurdy, Of Winnebago sovontl'
II. A. Taylor, Of st. Oroi1; Eighth, John Turn
or, Of Juneau.
RcsolutionH-At large, J. D. oassady. of
Rock First, c. =. Dyer, Of Racine socoud,
J. D. Quilnby, OF Sauk Third, II. 8. Magown,
1f Of L:faystte III Fourth. L. +: Proc:
ssth e. noausop emff @osnsn IF 1ou Of
Seventh, G. 8. Hixon, Of LaCroaso; Eighth, j.
II. Bingham, OF Chippewa Chnirman.
;, The Hon. @. If. Sanger, Of Milwaukee, raised
en1 4sst DIGozo BY presenting tug proceedings
Union Which lately met In milwaukee,, and ro-
solved IN favor Of the largest personal liberty,
especially to make, buy, and sen liquor.
James 4. Foster, OF Winnebago County, on
up q reply to tho Constitutional Union, docu-
ment preparod by the Grand Worthy Chief
Tomplar OF tho I. 3. G. T.
After. little questioning, both documents
were referred to tho Committee OIL Resolutions
without reading or dobate.
a recess WAS then taken till 2 o'clock p. H.,
whom the Convention roasBombled. lilo Com
mlttoo on Credentials was not ready to report
have referred to tht Committoe He aaid they
wero so,nou'lat verbose, but could be cut down.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Aftor short recoHB, tho Committee On Gre
dentia!a reported list Of delegates representing
eyery Senate and Assembly District la the State.
Iho Committee on Pormanent organization
reported the following porsona for permauens
al
dent, tho Hon: J. Nazro, of Milwaukee; Vice-
Presidents: First District, the Hon. sam
Pratt, OF Walworth; Second, II. stoonsland,
%oulth anf Of y mxsds f. nsea1S W Cf 1oSa
Colo Of sheboygan; Sixth, George II. Meyers,
OF Outagamio; soyonth, Sam Harry1nan, OF
folki q. 8. Kelsey, of Marquette, Secretary,
Mr.. Naxro, taking tho chair, returned thanks
for the unexpected and distinguished honor,
Which he received az compliment to the city heo
represented.
wAsHnunN NOMINATED.
Vn motion Of Mr. Limo, of WaukoBha, Gov
Washburn was unanimously nominated BY acc!a-
NATION. He WAS waited on by COMMITTEES. and
"hot he appeared he WAS received with hearty
appla'so He accepted tho nomination in q
= Tho Convention thon proceeded to vote for
ludng ts the faot that two years ago ho pre-
aented tho namo Of the lamented Ii. Il. Petit
cossor should como from tho @ same % Eaotinn @ sq1l onJ
presented tue namo OF Senator L, Il. Baker. Of
hacine,-a manufacturer and proaroasvo.
worthy man.
A1r. Dixon, VI niohland. preeepted tho mama |
Of Senator T., L. Enton' ot that county, aa y
BucceBHful farmer aud experienced Iocislator.
and vol fitted fox tho position,
tho Republicans If Northarn WIscors;n n,o. -.
sonted Senator "! H. nlner, m honest man. Of |
great popularity md e1ocutiya ability w1,oaa |
namo would strengthen tho ticket Mr., Pratt. Of |
WAlworth, proBer{ed John " Dovd IT shat |