, 1874-09-18

adopted. D. H. pinnoy, Of Will. addroanod Tho
Convention Mt considerable lonRtlt, aayiug that
ho could not ngroo with Alexander. Campbell,
but. ratllor thnu hayo split III tho Convention,
tho RESOLUTIONS for ti,o roaHon tint Oorwn lad
boon nominated by tho Republican pnrty nnd It
WAS folly TO run throo candidates. no Arm;
strong) nas a mon,ber Of tho Constitutional
Convention ct tue same Time with camppel
waa q good man. htr; Brewer, Of Ottawa,
oppoHod tho resolutions because they
wore in themselves Inconsistent. ilc plead
with tho mombcrs to bo ut loRst coEaHtent. MI.
III favor OF imitation, but only Of increasing tho
currency sufficient to meet the demands OF busl-
ness. Tlnnoy, Of Joliet. urged tho Convention
to compromiso and broak up all party ties for
Tho currency would take cure Of ITSELF: lIo
would not indorse Campbell. but hn was willing.to
accept him, to break down tho corruption Of tho
party In powor. 11o urgod oil who were opposed
to tho present Administration TO Shake lands
over tho bloody chasm and light together to do
foat tho Republican party.
Tho resolutions wore ndoptod. numbcr vot-
Ing against them. After tho appointmont OF .
Tho Campbell mon arc ploased, but tito latd-
money men arc chagrtuol at tha result.
FIFTH MICHIGAN n1srn1or-pEHocnAr1o.
GRAND RArlDs, Mich, Bept. 17.-Tl1e Demo-
cratic Convention Of tho Fifth Congressional
District aasemblod Mt tho Opera-I1ouBo thin
afternoon. J. Llttlojohl, Of Alogan. was
chosen chai1men. and J. Il. Mitchell, Of Ottawa,
Kont. Ailogap, ottawan, aud h1nskegon Counties.
Throo ballots were tnkent tho Hon Mark D. Will
bur, Of Allogan ahead zach time. On tho third
ballot Wilbur received 20 VoteH Henry FrAflck,
Raptds. 5. 1fho nomination of ii. Wilbur was
thou made unanimous. Mr.. Wilbur boing proa-
ent ho addressed tho Convention. indorsing in
tho fnllost terms tho action Of tho Con-
pessa pssSn Of s hsf''p 'ese9s Gssssas's " IT,
Trades Assembly, convened at tho aano time, aud
conquered In tho action Of tho Democratic Con-
vontion. aud adopted q series Of resolutions
favorinG froe proBa,a frugal and unostantatious
administration, Opposition. OF third torn Of
tration nnd dominant naonopo}ioa Tho roBo-
lutions Of tho Democratic Convention recon-.
| nonded tho one-term principle; condomnoa
nntional dishonesty; condemned taxing tho
Treasury; condemned the State Treasurer for Lis
refuealto show up The affa!ra Of tho finances OF
the State prohibition ,was objected to rs a
failure, and 4 liccnsc ia,r WAS recommended /;
protection should bo Abandoned. because Of itB
| favoring particular interel'ta, and becatlso it
diminishes the do,nand for our agricultural and
other products, mud consequently lessena tho
| price Of thorn, and because 1t ii Inconsistent
Will LUG BPIlt u LUG ubes ue AAtu aeao4ut4VA
| bearing on finance, was as follows:
specie payments, II vain and dnlsiyo for narsiea to
eppion Of tbs coateit,o ne rat measure reqa,si'o
IT, repeal Of the {ega:Tendsr ae aaf'cignt tin time
rroBpectiycly; md the second. to fegaze free bakH
! on specie basia.
| s1xrH AND THIRTEENTH MISSOURI p1srR1ors-
| DEMOCRATIC.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17.-Iho Democrats In tho
Sixth District to-day nominated G.. Il. Morgan
for Congres8, and the Democrats Of t!.e Thir-
tconth District nominatcd A. Il. Ducknor for re-
| election.
! ARKANBA8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
| LITTLE l.ooK, Ark Sept. I7.-Dolegates to
| the Republican State Convention from tho dit
fosont Congressional Districts resolved thom-
solves iuto Nominating Convention OF their re-
Apectiye districts, md to.day nominated tue fol
lowing candidates: First District, ". q.
Rogera, Of Phillips Second District, ,John II.
Clayton, Of Jefferson; Third District, ". ].
Hynea, tho present Congressman at 1nrgo;
Fourth District, Charles II. Landera, of Faulk-
J per County.
| Senator Powell Clayton, in speech last night,
took the position that in nearly nil LLe Southern
| States there wns no republican form Of govern
mont and that it was tho duty Of Congroas to
interfere and SOC that loyal ctizons Of these
6tateB woro protested aud tho proper govern
/ rnent instituted.
| TENTH ILLINOIS nIBTntCr--1NDEPENDEaT AND
| DEMOCRATIC.
| Specias DsspatcA 10 The Chfcaao Tribune.
BUSHNELL, ILL.,, Sept. l7.-Tho Independent
and Domocratic parties met in Conversations
| Convention at this place to-day. Aftor tho pro-
| liminary organizations had been effected, oaci
Convention took IN informal ballot, which re.
| suited III the Democratic Convention ns follows
| Hqllaway, Of Warren, .; Dagby, OF scluylor, Z
scoleld, Of Hancock. Il. A committee was
! tlou apnoiutcG for conference, Tho 1nlopenil
/ Eh111+n1 criffl a1,nnf {tta rcG13f =
| committee was also appointed for conference
Upon tho return Of the Committees tho first bal
lot was az follows Hallway, a; Dagby, 80
Scot1eld, 6. Dagby's nomination "ns then naat
| unanimous, and tho newH being carried to the
Democratic Convention, Dagby was nominated
by reclamation.
First AND SECOND ONO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CISc1NNAT1, Sept. 17.-Tho Republican Con
! gressional Conventions III tho Firat and Secout
Ohio Districts to-day nominated for Congross ii
tho First District Jndgo Alpllonzo Taft who dc
Glued, after which John Il. Grccn was nominated
| for tho position. Mr. Greon il u wealthy lumbol
dealer. aud long resident Of tliR city. In th'
| Second District, tho HQn. Job Z. st ovonson, e1
| member Of Congress OF that district, Wills nom
| mated.
| THIRD AND FOURTH MARYLAND DIET n1cT8-DEl
0GlkATIQ.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. 17.-Wifaui J. O'Driel
and Thomas Swami wore unanimous " renomi
l
| Thild District, and tho latter in the L ourth.
COUNTY CONVENTIONl5.
ADAMs COUNTY, 1LL.-REpuDL1c. IN.
! Srtt,ai Dispateh to The Chfeaap 1fisuns.
QuISoY, ILL.,, Sept. 17.-I'he following nonaina
tionH wore made by the Adams County Republi
esa' Convention held in this city tod ny: 70
Senator, John Whosler, OF Quincy; Napreaonta
tlvos, i. Il. Downing, Of Houston, aud 9. II
Grammar, Of Beverly; Shosiif. Johu A...Whitc
Of Honey Crock; Coroner, Wilson ]uane.. I'll
proceedings Of tue Convection vero worry quiet
and tho nominations appear to 10 we II received
| KENDALL COUNTY, 1LL.-1NpEpEsl VENT.
| Sp<c.at Dispatch to 1He Chicua9 Iflt m,,e.
YoRKv1LIE, ILL.,. Sept. 17.--No1s SAT alstlay th
Independents hnia Slass County G. ouyontio
to nominate sloriH aud Coroner. Tho Hon
Alexander Campbell, independent can< Gdase 10
Congress- IN this district will addrosH Ao Con
ventlon. Tie nomination OF Mr. Car apbell
nell rccoivod hero. The Old sottlors anuus
picnic will be hold tue sauac day at Tho IA!
grounds.