, 1874-08-06
Congressman Kasson Renomi-
nated---A Row in the
Convention,
The Executive Committee Of The Wis
consin Grange Issue an Ad-
dress,
Urging the Return Of n Lcgis1a-
tt,re thnt VIII Support the =,
Potter Law.
Miscellaneous Political items.

Miscellaneous Political items.
Congregational NDmtnntionss
! sEyEtTH IOWA Observation-Disclosures
Special Dispafeh to The Chiraao Tribune.
| DEs MONIES, 1a., Aug. 6.-Fne Republicans Of
| tho Sogouth Iowa Congressional District met IN
delegate convention at the Courthouse this
morning ut II o'clock. Tho Chairman, H. Y.
6nllth, called the Convention to order, and
rcld the call Of tie Conlmltseo uo nominated
for temporary Chairman, the Hon. Obarlos Hay
| den, III Guthrie Comfy temporary Secretaries,
| A. J. Graham, OF Wnrron County, mud ]. Il.
| Cook, OF Lucaa Euuuty.
| Me. uaydeu said: ~ thank yon for tho honor
conferred upon mo. I am 10 hopes that vixen
vo ioave noro tbs gentleman notuiuate1 will bo
tuaorsod by the pooplo."
! After tho appolntnlont Of tho various Com
mittccs. tic Convention adjourned ILL balf-past
| o'eicck.
At 1:30 p. N. the Convention reaBsenib)od.
and was callcl 10 order by Chairman HAYDEN.
| Iho Committee IN Permanent Organization
reported for permanent Charman, tho tempo-
rary Chairman, Mr. Hnydeu tor Vice-presi-
donts, W. Taylor, Of Adair County and B. 8.
Jones, Wayne for Secretaries, A. II. Gra-
ham, Of Warren County; J. u. Cook, Of Lucas
Chasies Wulker, Ut Decstnr.
] The report waB adopted.
h1r, Gov, Of Aaair, offered tho following roso-
| luton:
WHEREAS. It cannot he fense1 that there is grast
want o. armony amon9 sho NspMtiisans rs o. III. Goa
tho larty for oongreas ~ - md "'' " '-~
WnEnEAs, Tas District ia much divided by reason Of
E1;oisla. Tat Il IA uu ssnse u til, Convention
that lie good of tie party demands that sha candidate
this day nu,uinatcl 10 who has not been active
supporter Of ei!bcr faction abose ,!*fned.
=, Az effort was mado to refer tue resolution TO
tho Comustteo Oh RESOLUTIONS, but air Cow
obtalncd tha hoor. a1;d Hasd he naa ooea se-
lected bv respsotaDlo n4Iapor o. delegates 70
present ths resolution 70 saougnt t, man not
pr 'n'nently eonnecsed WIN any OF the presens
lat M shoulu ue nointoalou.
t.. parsola n1ovo1 raferoaco to tho Com. n
ntsee s ~ ~, nssolos1oaa' III" feaolos'"o ~a7 '4'u
t4a fs,,, aos; n,ox, TINT to nxontto, croc.os
to take ~ informs! ballot for eandtdate for Con
gfeth. Ihe lion. 3onn a. hasson' o. r1is; goi'
y. = y 1n;mmnGs. o. Maulson anu saa hon'
n. a. D,a'snis "ee then placed IN notnatl1n 4a
Tho following VAS Tho result: A~-son' ao
Dasn1es. ~ cnmmihes, u:
0n the iorma' pa!tot tho iolIo%ing waa sho ro-
su 4a iof iar nnae ort tof ASe w.
hnsson anu TOR Cummlpgs; an,uhE!e'
ior hh9aon Lncaa, ior NasSon Aautson,
1er Cqmni ngs' iolk, io !or Nsason Malrcp'
lof Dashlel MaSn2' U ior hasson. 1o1aa-
Aassoa. a.: Dasnle'' ~; unmta,ms9, ~ a,
haHson sas thon announced 70 be ing caadt-
dRto Of tho Nopuplloana OF tho seVenth DlserlcE
Tor Congress. ,,
\ committoo Of three was thon appointed to
| wall on AhSsoh 70 appear III tno Coasohtion.
atr' om'th, OF maaison, ohelea tho tohoWang
Rcolutd, That; 1t tlse nominee Of ts convent,on DO
not III fnll asror4 viii tLs prin;ploa Of sho Aopo,-
ean la,ts. o.Su , "nu t w i teooes - ''
IN! a,3 49, .,: e "'' ,.,
! 4uo 9oau!ut u tH4s tcso!nAoH NUS Aet "AtA
aeoas ana howis 10 from tue kasson s,do and, on
motion Of slr. phi!'lps' was promptly taoloa'
Committee On Resolutions They reaiiltln t4e 10
Pfinc!ples OF ino Aepupacan party Ae Het1oftu III
:he state and Natlonal platforms indorso ttle
lion. John a. hasson az IN honoas onu faithful
th9 "a.ty ai,a poople. na., ..,a., ru-u.o.ou
Ind minority report nrra1gned Mr.'hAason "a
an mfalthfnl reprosentntiye and partl-
nnn IouE aud bitter dl8ciaslon
followed, in which each faction
showed bad blood. For q. while It seemed as
though there might be split right there but tho
MAJORITY seemed determ,nod 70 worry their op-
finally rejected, and tho majority report aloptcd.
resolution expressing grateful remembrance
Of the sod'cra Of the lato War was then adoptod.
Mr. Kashon Was introduced to tho oo,S
and hIssea from his opponeuts. llo made
long aud effective Bpeooi, in which ho or
piained and juatiaod tlis course in Congress,
| claiming that hB had been representative, not
ouly OF his marty, but Of hia poople. Tue apeech
was l1stcuoi to oagartv, and wAen lo concluded
the Convention elected District Cum,n,t.oB.
aa,i thon adjourned.
Tue yoto ou tuo formal ballot showed tho rel-
atlye strength OF the two fsstouH, aud those
voting sesiust Alr, Kassop will not themselves,
or by tl,eit constituents, nAppo.t him, 4 third
andiudepn1dou, ca,lislato i. ialked of, but what
will bc dpno in upt wi known.
TENTH INDIANA p,srr1cr-nEpun1toAx,
S1fc,at U,.m!rA to re CH,caoo ", buas.
VA1pAHA1so Ind, Aug. 5.-Al' tho afternoon
de!ega.es to tbs Congressional Convention
have been coming il, aud tie pros
rccta now aro Tilt to-norrow will alt-
nesa ssvore contest. The chances
Tonight are IL flyor Of Mai. ". u, CalkipY, Ok
Llosso, u.1t,ou ii efforts arc being matu By tho
tr.en Is OF Geor.o t. Merrlfeld to have tho
+ .eut!s Of Nal. Cuiiiu CONSOLIDATE aud vote for
Morsiiieil,
rouwyu INDIANA MISREPRESENTATION,
>lee4At D4synich to Tie ChIeaao 7t4auAe.
Nonru VERsox, lnd., Aug. 6.-rla Rspnhlt-
| cans Ut tho Fourth District, which IL coMrpsed
OF ,ho Counties OF jefferson, Jennings, Scott,