Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-04
EPIToME OF THE WEEK.
Condensed from TcleHans Of Accompanying Dates.

notified the powers Of Europe that il will no
Interfere in the internal affairs of Spain
Congressional nominations on the 25th
Republican-Second Michigan District, II
Wadron, renominated; Third Michigan
Geo. Willard. renominated; Sixth Michigan
Josiah Bcgole, renomnatcd Eighth Michigan
N. b. Bradley, renominated; Eighth Ohio
Wm Lawrence, renomuaied; Eighteenth
Ohio, Jas. Monroe, renominatcd; Sixth Penn.
sylvania, Washington Townsend, renomi
mated; Fourteenth Illinois, Joseph @. Can
non, rcnominated. Democratic and Conserva
tivc-First Indiana, Bononis Fuller; Twelfth
Illinois, VIM. NJ. Springer; First Louisiana
Randall Gibson Second; Louisiana, f. J
Eliisi Third Louisiana, j. II. Breaux; Fourth
Louisiana, w. NJ. Levy; Fifth Louisiana, b
II. Spencer; Sixth Louisiana, j. NJ. Moore
The Conservative State Convention of Louis
lana has nominated j. c. Moncure for State
Treasurer The platform adopted declares
that the existing State Government orig
mated In, and has been maintained bv
force and fraud, IN opposition TO the will
ot large majority of the voters of the
state, in. opposition to the principles of the
Constitution Of the United States, and in
violation of every principle of justice and
liberty; that the dominant faction of the
Radical party i'm the State has by false and
fraudulent representations inhamed the
passions and prejudices of the negroes us a
race against the whites, and has thereby
made it necessary for the white people to
unite and act together in selfdefense and for
the preservation of white civilization; that
the rights of all men under the Constitution
and laws Of the land must be respected
and preserved nviolate, irrespective of
race, color, or previous condition; de-
nies that Congress can constitutionally
enact laws to force the two races into
social union or equality; declares that the
white people of Louisiana have no desire to
deprive the colored people of any rights to
which they are entitled, but expresses the
conviction that a reform is imperatively de-
nanded, which can be effected only by elect
ing to Office white men of known capacity
and integrity.
THURSDAY, Aug. 27.-The Republicans
of Kansas have renominated Thos. A. Osborn
for Governor Their resolutions favor free
banking based upon a policy of specie re-
sumption at such time as is consistent with
the industrial interests of the country; de-
clare that all railroad corporations of the
State are the creatures of its Legislature
and it is the duty of that body to sub
jeet them to such wise and impartial en-
actments as will protect the people of the
State from eXtortion and will secure the
transportation of merchandise and passen-
gers at reasonable rates; favor the trans
ferring of the Indian Bureau to the control
OF the War Department; favor an amendment
to the national Constitution which shall for
ever prohibit any Congress from settling its
own compensation favor such legislation,
both general and local, as experience shall
show to be most efIectual in destroying the
evil of intcmpcrance; declare that the prece-
dent set by Washington in declining Il re-
election to third term of the Presidency
ought never TO be deviated from; that the
public lands of the United States be sacredly
held for the use and benefit of actual settlers,
and condemn and disapprove of any further
grants of the public domain to railroad or
other corporations. 80. The recent Opposition
State Convention Of Illinois nominated For
State Treasurer, Charles Carroll; School
superintendent, S. NJ. Etter. The plat
form adopted declares in favor of the re-
sumption of specie payments as soon as pos
sible without disaster to the business in
terests of the country, by steadily opposing
imitation and by the payment of the national
Indebtedness in the money of the civilized
world in favor OF froa cournnUrCv, and no
tariff except for revenue; aflirms unv right
and duty of the State to protect its citizens
from eXtOrtion and unjust discrimination by
chartered monopolies; /; demands that all the
pensions of crippled soldiers shall be so in
creased as to shield every one of them from
daily want without compelling them to take
refuge in so-callcd Soldiers Home. &C.. The
Michigan Republican, State Convention has
renominated John T. Bagley for Governor and
Henry II. Holt for LieutenantSovernOr; E.
G. d. Holden was nominated for Secretary
of State; VIM. B. McCreery for Treasurer;
Ralph Ely for Auditor; D. B. Briggs lpresent
incumbent) for Attorney General. The reso-
lutions adopted challenge comparison be-
tween the financial record of the Republican
party and that of any other party which ever
held power; demand that i'll all financial legis-
lation Congress shall keep steadily in view
the resumption of specie payment to the end
that at the earliest practicable day the paper
currency of the country may be at par with
coin: declare in favor of free banking under
a well-guarded national system; that it is the
nigh duty of the General Government to pro
tect the colored people of the South in the
rights and privileges Of their citizenship.
The Ohio Democracy have nominated: Fol
Secretary of State, Vim. Bell; School Commits
sioner, G.. 5. Smart; Judge of Supreme Court
w. j. Gilmore; Clerk of Supreme Court, Ar
mold Green; Member of Board of Publit
Works, Martin Schiller. The platform adopt
ed declares that the Democratic party of Ohi'
adheres to its ancient principles OF securin!
equal rights and exact justice to all men, an(
to all the States and communities of tn
American people, and Of maintaining the in
dependence of the coordinate departments O
the Federal Government, the Legislative, tn
Executive and the Judicial, and resisting
cverXattcmpt to usurp any of the powers re
served by the Constitution to the States re
spectvely, and to the people thereof; favor
such I'm increase of the circulating medium
as the business interests of the country ma
from time to time require, and declares tha
sound policy and justice require that not les
than one-half of the customs duties shoul
be payable in the legal-tender notes OF tn
United States commonly called greenback'
favors the abolishing of the franchise of til
National Banks to issue a paper currency &
soon as the same can salely ana piuuchuy
done, and advocates that the notes so witt
drawn by the banks be substituted by Il
Government with a legaltender currency
declares that the 500 bonds, by the letter an
spirit of the law and the general understand
ing Of the community, were payable in lego
tender notes, and that the act of Marc
1863, which pledged the nation to the
payment in coin was an unnecessal
and wicked sacrifice Of the interests
the taX-paying laborers for the benefit of Il
non-tax paying bondholders; favors a re
cnue tariff; opposes grants of public lands
milroad corporations, etc, etc.. CongrC
sional nominations on the Goth: Republic
Fifth Illinois District, Hon. II. G. Burchal
renomnated Sixteenth Ohio District ElC
L. Danforth, rcnominated; Fifteenth Oh
District, n. III. Van Voorhees,. Democratic