Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-10-22

In Indiana the Democrats have elected
their State ticket by fiom 10000 TO l5,ooo
majority. The Congressional delegation
stands eight Democrats to five Republicans,
follows: Repubicaasn--SixthD District, Milton
S. Robinson; Eighth, NJ. G. Hunter; NINTH, /.
J. Carson; Eleventh James l.. Evans; Thir-
teenth, j. H. Baker Democratc-First,
B. S. Fuller; Second, j. d. Williams; Third,
NJ. c. Kerr; Fourth, j. DNew; Filth,
w. S. Holman; Seventh, Franklin Landcrs;
Tenth, Vim. S. Raymond; Twelfth, Andrew II.
Hamilton. The Independents hold the bal
ance of power in both houses of the State
Legislature.
The Democrats elect their State ticket in
Ohio by about $4,000 majority, and carry
thirteen of the twenty Congressional dis
tricts. The Congressmen elected are as fol
lows: Democratc--First District, Milton
Saylor; Second, II. B. Banning; Third, j. S.
Savage: Fourth, J. 4. Mcmahon; Fifth, A. V.
Rice; Sixth. F f. Hurd; Seventh, l.. I. Neal;
Ninth, f. F. Poppleton; Eleventh, j. L. Vance;
Twelfth, A. T. Walling; Thirteenth, NJ. |.
Southland; Fourteenth, j. P. Cowan Tween
tieth, ii. b. Payne. epublcan-Eighth,
VIM. Lawrence; Tenth, Chas. Foster;
Fifteenth, n II. Van Worries; Sixteenth,
Lorenzo DanfoIt tn; Seventeenth, l.. ID. Wood
worth: Eighteenth, Jas. Monroe; Nineteenth,
j. A. Garfield.
The Republicans have carried Iowa by
about 10000 majority, and elected their Con-
gressmen in all the districts except the Third
This makes the delegation as follows: Repub-
lican--Frst District, G. w. McCrary; Sec
ond, j. O. Tufts; Fourth, II. o. Pratt; Fifth,
James Wilson, Sixth, E. s. Sampson; Seventh,
j. A. Kasson; Eighth, J. w. McDill; Ninth,
Addison Oliver Anti Monopoly-Third, l.. II
Ainsworth.
The Republican majority in Nebraska ranges
from 10,000to $1,000. Lorenzo Crounse, Re-
publican, is reelected to Congress.
The three West Virginia Congressional dis
tricts elect the Democratic candidates, as fol-
lows: First Benjamin Wilson; Second, c. j..
Faulkner; Third, F. Hereford.
In Dakota Kdder Republican, has about
1000 majority for Delegate to Congress. The
Legislature is Republican in both branches.
In Arkansas the Democratic State ticket is
elected and the new Constitution adopted by
large majorities.
Brown, of Tennessee, on the subject matter of
his protest against further arrests by United
States Marshals under the Enforcement act
and his request that the persons already ar
rested be turned over to the State courts for
trial He claims that the President is as much
bound to enforce the act in question as any
other law of the United States, and declines
to accede to Gov. Browns request.
The Supreme Court of Illinois has decided
that the action of the School Trustees of a
town in erecting an additional school house
adjoining the existing one, and assigning to
it three or four negro children and teacher
to instruct them separately, there being room
for such colored children in the other school
house, was Illegal and beyond their authority.
In the Chattanooga Convention, on the
14th, the Committee on Outrages was en-
larged and continued indefinitely, with in
structions to report to Congress every three
months. The resolutions adopted declare
that the Republican citizens of the recon-
structed Southern States recognize the equal
ity of all men before the law; reaflirm the
Philadelphia platform; demand equal rights
for all citizens, secured by appropriate State
and Federal legislation; indorse the Executive
in sustaining law and order in all parts of the
Union and putting down outrages,
and especially indorse his action in
louisiana; indorse the Administration
for its prosecution of the perpetrators of such
outrages in the Federal courts; declare it was
the duty of the Federal Government when a
State Government was sought to be over
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and give the people thereof a republican
government; deprecate drawing race and
color lines; recommend the appointment of
none but honest and capable men to
Federal offices and the removal of
all others; urge appropriations of pub
lie lands to purposes of education in
proportion to the illiteracy of States; favor
appropriations for Improvement of the great
rivers; ask all citizens who favor the admins.
tration of government on principles of JUS
ticc to aid in restoring tranquility to the
people and thereby develop the material in
terests of the country; denounee the Asso-
ciated Press agents in the South for the
alleged partisan manner in which they per-
form their duties. An address to the people
of the United States was also presented and
adopted.
DR.. j. c. Aver has been nominated for
Congress by the Republicans of the Seventh
Massachusetts, District
A mass meeting of the Womens Suffrage
Association of the State OF Illinois was held
in Chicago on the 18th. 4 resolution was
adopted to urge upon the State Legislature to
submit the question of women suffrage to a
banner state in the women's suffrage move
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