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.IAE mlCAIfAN REPUBLIOANS.
LANafN9, Mich, Aug. 21.-Tha Republican
State Convention waH called to order at IL
o,c}nhh. bv postrnnator n;no,an, ~ I,,ns,nt,
co;ra >, ,,o s4.ts c.s..a{ su nu.,..~ " .aa'.ns'
defended tho ooarHo OF TINT Committee against
tho charges made against it, aud nominated Con.
Outoheon. OF a1anistou, "a
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7on. oasonoon io' looao INC GaSlo after the OF
ample OF tho late Logan Chandler address, and
ofrectunlly demolished what was left of Bu.
ollauan's chances for tho nast Presidency, uon.
1a.ouson t .s ozuas eoMn sas noasen asserting
shas sne Neean'eaa parry Was TO hoid tic reina
and tho Offices Tor twenty Jears longor provided 1t
rocolved onougl, votes, or words to that cfrcot.
zation, and, after somo diminishing as to the
number composing tho several comn1ittoos. that
on Resolutions waa chosen, and Ia as follows
COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS.
E. ". 11oddaugh and J. ". Swift, First Dis
trict /: T. S. Appiogate and Il. A. Boale. Second
the Hon. Charles UpBon and Samuel r, irwin
Third .Chnrles W. Cljsbee aud upury l.. Mol.
SON.: Fourth I. E. Mossmore aud Z. Ferry,
Fifth H.. ". Lord and o. l.. Spauld,nr,
Sixth; !. p. Holt and William Grace. Seventh;
H. II. Hutch mud i. u. Jones, Eighth; D. O.
LEACH and J. II. Buell., Ninth. It was evident
that more than usual caro- had boon talon iu tho
| foundation Of this Committee, and tint there
was to be .,....
TRAoTIoN1srs,
and that tho two Senators we're figuring sharply
for Endorsement Of tl,eif views oa the CURRENCY
| question. Senator Chandler was rcpreHeutei
| by h1r. 1Ioidaugh, ls attorney in the
| Free Press lioe1 suit, and Senator Ferry
! was represented by his brother Id.
| who looked after tho interests Of the family so
carefully three years. ago In tue seuatorial CON
Represented, as well as the editorial profession,
gu the COMMITTEE there being Or. Swift
| brother Of toatmaator Swift, OF Detroit; 1lr.
Ap2!ogatc, OF tue Adrian 1xn'es whose partner
| ia PostmaHsor; ChartGs ". CitHbeo. Heading
CleEk OF tue Houso OF NopreHentattyes Of Wash-
inGton, and othors, whose v!ows on the issues Of
| The campaign world naturally be expected to as-
sumo % Custom Houso aud Post-onloe tinge.
After recess for dtnner, the Convention re-
9ssemblod, and tue Committee on Permanent
Organization reported for
| PERMANENT cHA1nMAT
the name OF tue Lion: J. Webster Childs OF
Washten9w County, Ihis namo was character
izeu by 2 Custom. House dolcgato from Detroit
Chlds WIS yesterday defeated III the Second DiB-
trict CongreaHiena! Convention by Mr. Waldron.
hlr. Childs il regarded as tue Grand Mog'll Of
GIanse;s and tho oorts Of so to
| considered i,dispousably necessary to have o
| Granger on tho ticket. Alr. Childs followed in
tho wake OF Gon. Cutcheon, and gloriled tho
Republican party, Haying that II q good ticket
R.Nu III mil mi 1p
ason alfud!ng to the matter OF platform, that
being matter Of minor Importance.
| THE NOMINATIONS
TIC Convention then ehoso tno M Hon; JOHN ] J.
| Holt for Lieutonant- Governor. tho present in
cnmbent, by nccalnation. there being no oppu~
sition. L. G. ?. Holden. Of Grand Rapids hay-
ing boon decided upon by tho managers as tho
by acolamation.
TIE r1nur THEN COMMENCED
| on tic nomination for Treasurer, and the pamos
of Cyrus e. Luce, of BrancA County, aud Of
| Wi1Iinm n b5cftrearv of 1aneRsnn warn rrn.
santuu tie first yorg hriotlv hy tho Hon. Charles
| Upsou' aud tlls fattcr 1t somo laueth by
Sumuor Howard. both appoaling to tho Granger
elomaut ii the Convention, thus recognizing its
ralru, Tae iicht was temporarily susponded pv
tla apnaaranco Of Gov Daclay aid Lie11t .{}ov.
| Holt an t],e natforn WIN n,nda 1riaf anccel,oa
| tho former oxtoIliur tho benefit Of Hppublican
supremacy in Miolisan, and nrouiying il ho was
ro-etectcd to koep hiA hands OF the trust funds
| Of tho State, oil Which tue impioua hai.la at no
! Governor. whether Dumoorat Or Kopublican. had
| aver htnn nfncDd. TI,o skrmfaI1iI,r was Khan
ree,,moI All oftar tha mc,;tu ~ Nfcs.rs fmna f,
and AlcCreery t1au boon urged ~ aum'rmg delo-
| galos, winding up with laudatory speech In
| AN uNuEAnp-oF usrANLlAMENrAnY pnocEEp1sa,
! tho voting commenced, Tho result proved to bo
~ ,no 5ns9a " ~; Meoleofy' wmo 39colVea ao, 70
lgo sUse8 !or M. nuee-A Iesult IN aGcoIoanco M
| WIN tue Custon-House programme Ihe ballot
General, for which tho naMes Of tho present in
oumbent, Con. Humphrey, aud Con. Ralph Ely
wsa 5iarnvarod 4hnt tboro wafo ~ t,yot~a ,norn
voIaa ehau tho III, nnmh"r ~ "lnoaatcs.'
| 4Q8> Tue result was not announced, although