The Grange advance., 1874-09-23
FAITH. HOPE,

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favor Of equal rights, specie payments, a
protective tariff, the repeal of the press
gas law, the repeal OF the civil rights bill,
and opposed he third tenn, etc. Judge
BedIe ct Hudson county was unanimously
nominated for Governor. -. Late reports
from Maine give increa ed Republican
'najorties. 80. The Arkansas Republicans
met at Little Rock. 1t is understood that
there will he nc nominations tor State
ufficers 49,. The Democrats OF the first
| Wisconsin district nominated Hon. NJ. D.
Troth of Racine for Cong, ess 80. The Re-
publicans Of the sixth Wisconsin, district
nominated H. NJ. Kinllall Of Waushara for
Congress. -. The sixth biennial confer
ence Of the Uilitarians began its session at
Saratoga yesterday. One thousand d-le-
gates were preseri.... The Uniyersalists
met also at New York, large number of
delegates being present. ....A fire at
| Lyons, Iowa, yesterday, destroyed
100000 worth OF lumber, uninsured.
....Tie Illinois Episcopal Uiccesean Con-
I
n successor to Bishop Whitehead. -. I'LL
toms statement will appear Friday. 1t is
said to be- powerful document. The
conferences OF the EvaNy-licul Greek and
Aglican clergy, called by Dr.. Dolllnge',
began at Bonn, Germany, yesterday. For
ty clersymen were present. France, Ger
many, Russia, England, the Enitel States
and Greece were represented DR.. Dollin
ger and Bishop Reluke,ls made addresses.
....The strike OF the cotton operatives at
Bolton, England, will probably lie ended
by arbitration soon. .. More troubles be-
tween whites and negroes are reported
from Alabama. 80. At u meeting Of the d.
rectors ofthe Illinois Central railroad, held
in New York on Friday last, Wilson G.
Hunt, OF that city, was elected President,
in place Of John Newsll, and James C.
Clark, late general manager Of the Erie
rsilway, has been appointed general mana
ger of the Illinois Central, while John M.
Douglass. solicitor Of the road. will he act
ing president. Peter Mar:in"au, one of
the ldest ard most respected citizens OF
Milwaukee, fell dead of heart disease yes
terday... At Mystic Park, Boston, yester-
day, the great stallion race ettracted q
throng CT $4,000 people. smuggler won
three straight heats in 2:2h, 2:23 and 22O,
beating Phil. Sheridan, w. Genet, Com
menwealth, Mambrino, Gilt and Abdallah.
THURSDAY, Sept. 1.-THE Republican,
State Convention of Tennessee met yes
terday at Chattanooga. The white and
colored members could not agree on the
subject of civil rights. The resolutions re-
affirm the Philadelphia platform Of 1872,
favor free banking snd specie pay melts,
and, while advocating the full and equal
enjoy nent Of the rights and privileges OF
citizens Ivy all persons without regard to
race, creed or color, deem it unnecessary
, to eaforoe such privileges by Congression
al legislation. II. Maynard was nomina-
ted for Governor by acclamation The
New York Democrats at Syracuse have not
yet effected any nominations. -. The Re-
publicans ofArkansas in convention at Lit
tie Rock congratulated Gov. Kellogg and
the Republicans Of Louisiana OH the Pres.
ident's proclamation. Z. . .Bullara, til.
l3oylston bank robber Of Boston, has made
confession, and says that tie amount
stolen was 8496, 600. He states that Clio.
yer, who is now serving q term of twelve
years in the State prison, is innoxent o
any participation in the crime. The u
5. steamer Ticonderoga has arrived al
, Portsmouth, N. H., with four cases Of vel.
: low fever on board. After spirited con
y lest the Rpisco ,al Convention 1t Cbicagt
. elected DR.. Seymour, Of New York, fol
. Bishop ofthe Illinois diocese: :. By the lev
J, haytien constitution OF 1874, foreigners
E will be treated, during the time Of IN.
. future revolution, like Haytiens-that is
{ anything they may lose or have destroyed
). will not he repaired by tbs Haytien; gov
r ernment.. -. The National Lumtermen':
r convention At East Saginaw, Mich, yes
: terday, passed resolutions pro,esti,,s.
< against the reciprocity treaty, and iavor:
ing reduction OF the cut this winter /,
at least one third. -. The French court q
k inquiry insists that Marshal Ba1zaaiins 1aii bad
e accomplices. 49,. The Hon. Henry s. Ma
: goon Vas nominated fer Congress By the
e Republicans Of the third WISCONSIN dis
: trict. Ar. Tracy says thet Moulton'.