, 1874-06-27
POLITICAL.
George T. Hoar Follows MIR.
Dawes in Declining a Re-
nomination.
In nonest-NIonoy Platform Adopted
by Indiana Democrats.
Preliminary Conventions in
Many Western States.

Dcc1fncs a Reelection.
WORCESTER, Maas., Juno 20.-Goorgo T, Hoar
has determined not to run for Congress or any
other oilioa noxt fall.
Resolutions OF tho Democratic Com
vcntion of Cnss Co., Ind.
Correspondence of The Chieaao tribune.
LoaANsronr, Ind. June a. .-Tho following
resolutions wore unanimously passed. at tho
Den,oor alto Convention Of this (Caas) county on
Saturday last. You will observe thoy arc sound
Oh the tinanolal quoationB. aud boiove they arc
the first declaration in favor Of such policy
tllnt has yot boon mndc by Convention In tho
Stnto:
pa!n duty to return to spccie-basis at tho earliest
practtcaho day, nut only In compliance with 1cgisa-
tiva and party pledges, but step indispensable to
]9tsotued, THAT no fnvor repeal Of what is known
~ tho Lcga act at .ssch timo nn tho buinegs
Re.elsed. That wo fa1or ratd economy in all public
eoppsstent S np po nseosse. ] .a'e ''
Resoired. Thai no favor fEes banking Ia" with
propcr restrcsions.
party iu favor Of hArd-1nonoy currency. md wc
are na'terabEy opposed to my achep that viii agn'n
atlng tho currency, At tho option Of Congress, pro
will 4 will produce slncratlon initiate tho pricsa Of
o country BY ,snertng is public nn private b'si
giving spee, privileges 10 any cass Of people, or to
any corporations md, while Te recognize TINT corpo
raons havc rights thst should be respected and an-
unjust dscrimnnttons are; or can be made in their
favor. and nganst tile people.
Rfso!Itf, Thut WtDro the power eH1Bts under tho
Constitution, pornittng authorizing 1egislation in
tho interest Of agriculture In favor Ut such leg
taton dceming It's prospcrity tho foundation Of Tho
e*oired, That arc opposed to any discrimination
long made sgaiua the intcress Of lAor mad that
skilled or other labor mud agricnltnral interests, aud
that both are entitled to Legislative protection.
es2is Th9t wh,e aT ,,s whether e upon tho sa
subject to tho rulings Of the Court but Whenever
WITH true policy, should be repealed Or 90 amended -
to 10 FREQ fronl such objectionable provisions.
VIII County, ILL.,, independents Con.
snteta1 ptspateh I. to e. Tne c4teaeo Tribune.
pendent County Convention, for tho nomination
to the Congressional Convention, to be held on
or about Sept. at Morris, assembled In this
city this forenoon ut 1890 o'cloox. The Con-
voation vas organized by caEllng ". T. Nelson,o
Wilmington. to tue CHAIR, and the appointment
of d. r. Fuller, of Joliat, as Secretary. The
Committee on Credentials reported, and In tho
afternoon, after considerable wrangling, porIua-
nent officers Of tho Convention wore appointed.
DR.. William Hanloy, Of Lockpors. as permanent
President, and on taking tho CHAIR hlr. Hanley
form, and that ho WAS . roforlner in every Bonso
Of tho word. 3. a. Fuller was then made per-
man ent Secretary.
4. i. Patrick, Of Joliet, then moved to proceod
4r ef pr,}1jo ns,s{t>
mated G. NJ. arnold, OF Lookport, tho present
incumbent, AZ candidate for Sheriff. Mr.. Nelson,
OF Wilton, nominatod II. @. Stols, OF Frankfort.
s. G. Nelson and William Watkins wore aubBo-
withlrow. Informal ballut resulted. Aruold 60;
6toll, 10. G. Df. Arnold Naa declared the unani-
moun nominee for 8heliT.
Dr.. ]. r. Casey, Of Joliet, was then nominated
by ucca.natIon for Coroner.
Aftor su,no discussion it waA decided to nonn-
inato tlreo candidates for Representatives, aud
after an Informal ballot. the proposition to non-
mate throe candidates for tho Legislature was
roconsidered, and 1t waB ngteod to nominate only
two. After q formal ballot, bfcsers. Mooney nud
staBson, the fotlnor Democrat, nnd the latter
Republican, wore declared unanimously NOM
mated.
Tho next business in ordor wss tho nom1na-
tion OF d candidate for Stato Senator. j. D.
wero put In nomluation. Objection WAS made
to Mai. Mum, TINT ho Was railroad attorney.
The informal ballot resulted In a large majority
for Mr. Frazier, who was subsequently
declared tho unanimous nominee for 8tato
Senator. Nlr. Frazlor is resident
ot tho Town OF Honor, and up to \ year ago was
III full accord with tho Republican party. Ho il
ono of tue Oldest and best ctizens Of the county,
aud hia nomination gives tue groatest satisfac-
tlolt.
Delegates to the coming Congressional Con-
yentlon wero thon appointed without instructions.
The Convention throughout WAS ordinarily har-
nonlons, aud at adjournment tho delegates
in tho coming canYnBe.