The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

srsstlon q administration 81 Presidsns Ulysses
aod Tie penehceut ruits thereof Tor their vind6atioa
from his prcdeess.cr demorslzea IN every
raie, lie fruits q lie was nnsaGefsd lie atciy
yet aaaied t6e SSest ~ ~ t6 Si Ia
ana foreign states unehastised tor their wrongs
years steadily and unpretendiugW reformed every
o. wrsngGosrs has largely reaueed Tie saIionsl debt
has lnfekiDly puasned Al yoiat9rs OF law has secured
BY law thrown sorely needed si2aards around me bat
their FAULT. ana PREPARATION Tor injuries lone Us,
INSTRUMENTATION oil lust dealings VITA All their citizens All
wich events make Tue present administration as among
Resqlged, That ia pre.enting nc name q Soyeraos
which hc now nlls, meet ne unanimous wish q our
constituents who desire IN THIS na.ner 70 indicate tr
apBray Al Of he careful, conscientious ana ale manher
Y which ne aad ,ne ana diseharssa essrs ah1I n9rn'
our chef Naistrste. Brays in the Ged mode in tbs
csbiuei tried often aud always iound faithful, self.
po;ed us and honest We present MN Tor tne sanrasss
y HE people eonhiebt thst theif judgment WIN Ap'
prove and ratiF oar nGmlnaton . 4,
Resolved! Ihat "a VIEW d me evils common mon, 70 Iu
e aunesoa iactlon i'm his aud Other siaies OF hs
means 70 protect the people wen from existing nalsd
we sugges. as preliminary step thorough lnYestigs
formed under proper aulapfy Of the Whole SUBJECT
lh1t we srrsisa ihs aemoera!e party =
promise upon which il partially attained 70 power in
purity greater economy and e high ain in legisls
nohne ana has ds6onored the State is an unsesmy
and arbitrary exercise OF legislative powers
national administration ferret out and bring 70 pun
men Of its lawful revenues should enlist Inc sympathy
ana hearty support Of honest men Of all parties.
THE NOMINATIONS
Nominations being then in order, Colonel viii
liam d. Aann, OF Philadelphia. rose and spoke "a
| Mir. CHAIRMAN-Tnere never was time IN thS
history or political parties In Pennsylvania that
4 80 great necessity existed as does now TO noml'
best,
the Candidate Tor Governor EmbolGened with "A
recent success ana flushed with anticipated VIC
tory, our political opponents are rejoicing already
over the hoped for ana long prayed Tor defeat OF
me republican party 10 Our stsse, ana Ia oruer 70
slons, discard all differences anu unite q:
one man upon the worth!es5 candiaate tnas
diversity oil sentiment a. 70 VINO 10 tbs
truest and most worthy. This Convention, AM.
STATE, is prepared without dissenting voice "a
name the candidate tnat meets every require.
ment. whether as the gallant soldier battllng "a
maintain nations existence, AID exhibiting
upon the crimsonea 1e Il a her0ism unsurpassed.
Or quietly and tatlously serving ms couh'
try III civil station, he has acquitted himself 50
nooly ana so nonorIbiy az TO deserve and receive
the grateful encomiums OF his countrymen. la all
the trying circumstances that surround one lu
nigh station he has never latered IN his euorts 10
wise oversight ne has protected tina
weak rom the assaults OF the strong. he
mas SHOWN an untiring waiehinness over tns
various interests and Industries OF thd
State, and has commended himself 10 all
who nave at heart the prosperity and welfare OF
Pennsylvania. With such a one as our canuIdatS
we advance the first step toward success bv
showing the people OF the state that We deserves
1t. We consolidate all our party strength Tor al
admit that this Is the nomination To be made ana
all require Il. We present united front, and
with MS name upon our banner We unfurl IL To
the breeze amid an enthusiasm that Is always
klnoied when men rally TO the support Of the
best ana the bravest. When our opponents
take the field under that banner we wili
assemble our enure strength; we wiz marcn
against them with the ban ana the orlnamme dis.
hillslaes and around our mountain tops the glad
voices or Pennsy ivanlas Ireemen viii ratlty thla
nomination, and wnen the strife begins, vita
spirit and bitterness. as it surely WILL oetrActlon
will be powerless Tor it has spent its forces upon
elevate. We place the standard OF the republican
party IN our stare IN ms hand: We say 70 nun.
TO victory. here nominate, ana Am snre this
win be received with exclamation,
TIE CANDIDATES,
General John =. asrtranit, as the republican
candidate for Governor OF PENNSYLVANIA
Messrs. EsilieInan of Lancaster, and Kerr Sec
onded the nominations in short addresses, ana
hartrsntt was UNANIMOUSLY nominated By ctcd
voce.
STATE TREASURER.
Next 70 the passage or the third term resous
tions the most important question or the Conven.
ton tnen arose In tne cnoice Of state treasurer:
The real struggle was between Strang ana
lows:-strang being Nominated Dy Mr.. Bar
tnolomew. OF schuyl1ill, followed oJ ar. Soatney'
o. Erie with the name Of Rawle:-Aenry RAwis.
Andrew stewart, 10; l. D. Shoemaker, IL; @, D
SGe%sn sesS Ms S 9nasss p w ~
10. and j. W. Wilson, II. TINS result showed ~
unexpected strength FOR strang. aud The RING and
weidener beng only compliment, was wltA-
drawn after tue frst ballot. as were also tie
second ballot resulted az follows :-Rawle. las
Straug, IL Rawie was declared elected amid ed.
UNANIMOUS. Speeches ana resoluslons enlogisus
OF Mr. Raw4e were fesa, and lie CONVENTION al
yourneu.