, 1874-08-06
Bowman, Of Codnr Fails, DlackhAwk County, for
Cnngroas. on tho informal ballet.

COLORADO po7Rnn1ronlAt coNvEN71oN--
s,te,atn ~ i,,'mfeh g ~ @ Gh,saaa e Tribune;
tnrla Convontion, for tho nomination OF a Dolo-
cato to Congl eas from Colorado, mot In tlls city
tAis morning. It wan cat!ed to order by ox-qov.
Ether. Chairman of the Territorial ContsA1 COM
sevornl OF tho oount!ca worn largely ropro-
Hented by proxies. Three sessions wore hold,
tho last extending until late t'. tho erouing.
The Hon. G. D. Rcoh Of Contral. was chosou
President. Conpilera debate and much fccl-
lug was engonlorcd upon tho quoHtlun of roplo.
eas'ntIon by ptoxtcs, eauecnlIy from tho
Southern portion Of Tho Territory. Several dol
cgalions threatened to Withdraw unlcss their full
lpsiiy eoaosded I and GOOD feoas u taea pra mss
vailed. though It ia oyitlont that tho alo-
Cook faction got the, better OF Tho Ohatfco.
faction: Mne11 apatiinE continued through
@ o;snng t 'ho csm%too on III osoiat,Gys 'opo.ea 10 led
n platform substantially as follows, which WIS
unanimously s'optod: That tho Republican
purity OF Colorado adheroH 70 tho doctrines Of
lho Republican party Of tlle United Slater aa d.
Republican part Of Colorado IL proud Of tho
rcculd OF tito National Republican party OF
the past, and ,p!cdgoH tho nopubl cans
of Colorado 10 labor onnehtly to n1ako
also welcoming to the iToirltory ali WHO como to
lores ,,ntlur tho Inv tlat tho ondeucioB of tho
Dcnootat,o patty aro h 's'i'e to good eovotn.
nont and lastly p,edgipg tho nemburs Of Tho
Convention to the hearty support al tho candi.
date uonanatcd. aud ea!liug upon alt tho Hcnub-
llcana OF Culo,ado to igno,e perroI.al differences
and all dtsagree1nenH, and tu mshe a,I etf.,rt Tor
the success Ut tho candiaatc aud tho p1lucll}es
of thu ftepnblfcnn phrty.
Al informal ballot wsa takon witt, thsr amt
J. II. onliloott, o.; J. .. BeIfor'. u; 4. T. Il.
j. omwcll, IA O. ". Clanpcrlain. II; D. II.
y ch Ia, ~; =. 1leo1. t3; j. Oasitls. p; L. 7.
Jaeohson ~; ". Darott. .; g. G. Wcicb, g;
Judge Dolfortl mado an extended address il,
which ho deollncd nomination. The
Convention thou took a rocesB until to-marrow
morning. Tho hotels arc all crowded by pur-
tes whip sro eagerly can7aasing tho probable ro-
ceded tuas n candidate can bo solocted upon
whom both faotious of the party can concentrate.
NINTH IOWA DISTINCT REPUBLICAN,.
F. Don1E 1a. A,y. 6:-rho Republican
trict met ieru this forenoon. every county IN tho
Diatrict Hoing represented. Altar orsnn;zlnR,
tho Convention adjourned until this afternoon.
Four candidates wora in the fold: the Hon.
jackson Orr, the prosout ncumhent; Judge
D. U. Chase. of Hamilton County; DR.. Willinm
Il. Smith, Receiver OF the United S:ates
Land Ofico Mt Sioux City, and the Hon. Addison
Oliver, OF Monons County. On tho MEETING. Of
tho Convention In the afternoon, tho Hon. Addi-
three other candidates having withdrawn. TIN
resolutions Of tho State Convention wero III.
dossed.
The Anti-llonopoly Congressional Convention
meeta ut Storm Lake, Auy. 7.
Tn1nD IOWA p1sTRlcT-nErUnL1cAN,
SNc,ai D!suntch 10 7hr cAfeaao Trso"ns.
n1c6nEuoR, L., Aug. + " The 1lepublican Com
ErebBlonal Convention fuit tho Thisd District
hold in thiB city to-day, on tho sevcnty-Hrtt
ballot nominated @. T. Granger 10 succeed
William G. Dpuu8n. The vote stood Granger.
&C; Cooley. ~. Tho Tomar lotter was undoubt-
edlv the ca,,se Of Cooley's dcfeat, as boforo that
no had majority Of tho Delegates.
SEVENTH ILLINOIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RE-
FORMERS.
Special Di+pateA 10 The Chicago Tribune,
YonKvILLE, ILL.,, Aug. 5.-Owiug to the busy
senson, the Congressional Convention, called by
tho Inaenenlent Nefosnsors Of tie Seventh Dis
trict, At Norris Aug. Is, has boon postponed
Till Sept. 10.