New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-10
POLITICALs
Alexander Stephens Nemisaftor ArreD.
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POLITICAL.
Alexander Stephens Nomiaaft0E ArrcDsap
ole to ,ne Republicans cf His District
AUGUSTA. Septembe: s--The Republicans
il :his district me. il convention here. nirS
coun.ies out o: sixteen being repyesen ye1o
j. Heard. Of Greens county. was eIeceed
president. After being iu session about !i.se
hours The convention adjourned, W5thGf.s
making q nomination for Congress.
4 resolution was adopted that il was aes
deemed expedieDt 80 make a nomination
tina. OF Mr.. Stephens being entirely sa0is.
factory 20 the Republicans of This distg5G:D
Nominated for Congfesss
MExa:,Ia. September 3.-AS one o'c?eeS
this morning the Democratic Conservative
Convention Q: this ttenthl district, in SEQ.
sion a. Bolivar. nominated Colonel 10
Casey Young, Q. this city, Tor COngres9o
Colorado Delegate.
Denver. Col. September 9.-The Desav.
Gratis have elected the Delegate Go Co1ggasso
The elassa achuset&s. Democracy
WORCESTER, Mass. September 3.-Affeg
the organization and preliminary proceeGo
ings the Democratic Convention nominated
William CASTOR. Of Boston. for Goverro2o
and William 5. Smith. Of Springfield, spF
Lieu.enan. Governor.
Upon the reassenbliug Of the convention
tie State ticket was completed, as s0llowpo
For Secretary Of State. Benjamin F. WILLIS
Treasurer, Nathan Clark. Auditos. c. Oso
good Moore: Attorney General Waldo
Colburr.
Resolutions were adopted declaring sles
vo,ion 20 the constitutions: demand eguag
rights for all races; denounce federal inter
ference with elections. and condemn aIS
law!ess acte OF violence against coloreG
men and persons who aave settled in tina
ne 10v oIoll Is
the D,oh:b.tiou Jaw and It's accessories ado
-ccare q stringent license laws demand
rigorous :eforns IN State affairs ana ghts
abolition of rings. commissions and State
constables: favor fostering with care Gh@
| interests of labor and the industrial classes
and commend the candidates nominated 80
the suftragss o! the people.
Ohio Democratic Congressmen Renonnis
nafeds
CfSc:SSArl. September 3-The OHIO
Democratic district Nominations for Con-
gress wer. made today In the first dis
tsic. Milton Saylor was renomiRated; in tbs
second district, II. B. Bcnping was geneuas
| mated.
New York Liberal Conventions
! ALBANY. September 3.-~The Liberal c0Ro
| rertIon resolved that che Liberal Reputso
!lcans Of New York stand for the defense %
| constitutional liberty for the right Of local.
self government, the restoration of delea
gated power, for strict accounta bility Oh
| the part OF public officers, for the resumpO
| ton of constitutional currency, and for the
| rights and interests OF the masses Of .hs
people: also. that Grants admins fration
I failed tc fulfil! the reasonable expectations
| OF the people. and has pursued ayaciila:iag
ana imbecile financial policy, has invaded tbo
! right. OF the sovereign States by imposing
! on chem Governors by means of the Jayons3s
vy,f,r, haH t1,ph hall
Il has employed spies and intorners !<s
[ piuIder our merchants. and established 70
| system Oi terrorism. paraIyZlng enterprises .
it has conspiged with corrupt men and 3nGo
aopo.es 20 prey 1poE the community ana
has KEEP. N existence, il. the District Of
| Columbia, an infamous ring. IN whose
] thetts. sitIicugi: carefully screened by their
| confeiegates in Congress. high officers D?
! the government hay: been pvoye:: 90 De
| particip.tOrs.
II is also resolved ina. the liberty ,s ehg
| press il essential TO the security of f-eedeni
| that The sedi:ion law of 1898 abrd ging :hs
| freedom oi speech and press was an !nfsac-
ton OF III. constitution which Justly eSaso
perated ttc nation. afit was resented SsT
exiting forever from power the party :s 9
spOnslhie for rss enactment.
! The Poland Frelinghgysef: bill: ~ sotss
demned % an &C. Of tyrannys declares
agains. Z third tern; savors the return go
specie payments aud IRE. banking. demands
the repeal o3 the congressional enactmeasg
foe ths supervision. u elecfionse and Use
| noufces the governing OF cities and Statea
( by legislative commissions.
Lemon Thompson was chosen te.c ssoSgfP
chairman. and addressed the convent ieIso
showing the grea: necessity for q neTg patty o
! whose reform protesta.ions were loneste
! Co:nn..tees on resolutions An: cresi1ao
taken till p IN.
| The Liberal Republican Convention :e,
| solved aos 20 MAKE any nominatsohss aise5'
| adjourned 20 meet again on SeptembeR 80
I Arkansas Democratic Conventions
2.ITTLE Rock. September e.s-Ih9 Deffso
/ 1cratie State Convention effected GR srgaGO
/! ;za.ion las. ailh.. sec.ng D. L.. kilgore, S9
! Colum Dia county. permanent president, ans
I G.. G.. Newman. Of Jefferson, secretary
Resolutions were adopted approving eGe
| new constitution recently framed. calIiffs9
on all GLOWING citizens to favor it at slss
Gaining election, believing il enforced je
| vii! .stose peace. harmony and protectors
| t,. 81. cssizens, and 8ledgng the unabassS
exertions OF shS convention to secors iSo
adoption.
| Upon ballosiny Sop candidates 0ag GEO
| ernor Elisha Z. Baxter received y votes 20
| II sea altering. Baxter was declared Chs
j nominee ana % committee appointed 90
! notify him. He Responded with letter SG0
dorsing the platform and declaring himselS
in sympathy with shem, out declining Ih@
| nominations 1hs sets by which he '@a@
| nominated vas made unanimous. AIn1sS
! some excitement COMMITTEES was appoints
! ed TO again sender him the nomination.
Hon. +. II. English, the present incuSso
1 bent, eyas nominated Chief Justice By accln
nation. Shs sonvessjoa adioprne3 sS.t
morning.
Independent somination9 in aehrasGsa
OMAHA, September 81. w. Davis, Of
Doug ass, for Congressman; j. +. Gardiner
of Richardson, Tor Governor, and Henry
We'll, of Buffalo, for Secretary Of State
were nominated By the independents Il
the convention at Lincoln to-day.
The platform favors the resumption o,
specie payment as soou as possible; cheap