Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-09-18
THE NEW WORLD.

CONGRESSIONAL nominations on the Sth:
Republican, Third Ohio District, J. Q. Smith,
renominated; Fourteenth Ohio, VIM. W.
Armstrong; Seventh Illinois, Franklin Cor
win, renominated; Ninth Tennessee, Barbour
Lewis, renominated. Democratic-Tenth
Ohio, G. E. Seney. Congressional nomina-
tions on the 9th: Democratic-Gen. John b.
Clark, Eleventh Missouri District renomi-
mated; Hon. Milton Sayler, First Ohio Dis
trict, renominated; Gen. Henry B. Banning,
Second Ohio District, renominated; Col. Ell.
Casey Young, Tenth Tennessee District. Re-
form and Liberal-E. st. Julien Cox, Second
Minnesota District; Prof. D. G. Pinckney,
Fifth Illinois District Freeman Kelly Seventh
Indiana District. Congressional nominations
on the 10th; Republican-Lloyd Lowndes,
Sixth Maryland District, renominated; VIM.
S. King, Third Minnesota; I'll. B. Strait, Sec
ond Minnesota, renominated; Stephen A. Hurl-
but, Fourth Illinois, renominated. Demo
cratic-Henry Boyle, Sixteenth Ohio; W. A.
j. Sparks, Sixteenth Illinois. Reform and
Independent-Col. jeff. A. Seay, Fifth Mis-
souri,; A. V. Pendleton, Sixth Indiana; A. G
Cook, Second Wisconsin,; Alexander Camp
bell, Seventh Illinois. Further Congressional
nominations: Republican-Col.C G. w. Thrash
er, Sixth Missouri District Democratic-Col
John F. Phillips, Seventh Missouri; Dan. b
Woods, Nineteenth Ohio. On the 14th j. E.
Pearson was nominated for Congress by the
Democracy of the Eighth Ohio District.
DISPATCHES received at the Executive
office in New Orleans on the 9th stated that
the officers of Bienville Parish had been
forced to resign by the White League.
THE Interior Department has issued cir
cular for the benefit of those contemplating
an invasion of the Sioux Indian Reservation
reciting the treaty stipulations with the In
dians, and forbidding all expeditions to the
Black Hills until Congress shall throw open
the country to settlement
DONATIONS for the Nebraska sufferers from
the grasshopper raid should be sent to E. B
Chandler, of Omaha. The suffering is great
and aid will be needed during the entire
winter
THE Massachusetts Democracy on the 9th
! nominated William CASTOR for Governor and
| William s. Smith for Lieutenant
| The platform adopted favors specie payments
| and suitable license law.
| tion was held in Minneapolis, on the 9th. j
R. Mcmillan was renominated for ChiefJus
| tice and F. R. E. Cornell for Associate-Jus
tice. On the question of finance the resolu
tions declare that the preservation of SOUND
currency against any ruinous imitation in
| spired by speculative interests may be hailed
as a sure guaranty of the earliest possible re
| turn to specie payments consistent with the
| just rights of the debtor and credit classes o
| the people.
THE Michigan State Reform Convention
met at Jackson ON the 9th and made the fol
lowing nominations: Governor, Henry Cham
berlain; Lieutenant-Governor Jerome w. Tur
ner; Secretary of State, George FL. House
Treasurer, William F. Hewitt; Auditor-Gen
eral, F. M. Holloway; Commissioner of thu
State Land Office, Chauncey W. Greene; At
torney- General Andrew 7. McReynolds; Su
perintendent of Public Instruction, DUANE
Doty; State Board of Education, Carroll
Frazer. The platform, among other things
favors a speedy return to hard money, fire,
banking, tariff for revenue and equal taxa
tion.
THE Iowa Woman's Suffrage Association
met at Des Moines on the 9th and elected tn
following officers for the ensuing year: Lizzi
Boynton Harbert, of Des Moines, President
Mrs. Landess, of Davis County, Recordin,
Secretary, and Mrs. Orwig, of Des Moines
Corresponding Secretary. The usual resolu
tions were adopted.
THE Nebraska State Independent Nominal
ing Convention met at Lincoln on the 9th AM
adopted the following ticket: j. f. Gardne
for Governor; Henry Webb for Secretary G
State and J. w. Davis for Congressman. TIL