, 1875-07-08

! 4. 40 informal ballot for Attornsy.3en.,., =.
, , 1en oiue1ed. Judge Frisby. of Waabtoo tot
konS kenssa s1a .ae n.ne Of John Il. Bennett, {
. ~. NaseAay. OF Nock, who said be would di,
III stRe .he outtes nf tho Office without dopIstin
stn ~ treasury s11 900 Or $4,000. Tho no,n,ns
snd nado unanimous by accl.m.t,on' v1th sps. ~.
EeAstlucaA. VIII RFe3
W.. ibo boofnns!.SnEsT a,'1H Or pUH11c 1xs1nrcr,o,
WIKI W no of foni, remaining otce. Messrs. 4. 8
p1esenteti 'ueaus ~. a ana Da1'd Atwood, Of Dana
n;bn. i; ch.ad'st; u, q D.ns. 5adse s e z. K
Eorm.f ps1f aas.o T. T. Rockwood. Of TIN Oshkosh
Horcroas Of Rock. air. Coem.n. Of Foad ~ 'd,; r.;
Laa, presented Tho merits Of hobart Gr.tsn, ~ ~
.ho oabkosh Normal School, caudidatc tga -,
"a a. fnES ~; sod no "a Illuminated BY ls2 vot "a
'onan'"'1on "ts mado unanimous.
| STATE COMMITTEE
~.,,, o,ntY, OF chippewa, moved that Tho Con-
cents. na pfoeeGd 10 elect Chairman II tLe State
Sxnn wpmA! Somnltteo, aud Mr. Ione4, OF Oet,kpsh.
proposed that the COMMITTEES consist NJ tmt,
noutoefa from each Congregational Dist,ic, to he
ae!ned or mombers thaEefrom who shall mani.
1aso Chatrnlau. "sAA'-
soms debate followed. In which str. Carr Al.
1ocated ttls proposition, which wss opposed hv
o'nty. tolnan, and Atwood. who opposed dctn.
Eastt'R power which the Conyentton va nsr-
FIn.]y bn to exercise % any sixteen men
HEY1Rf
menI; and Psoeoedcd to bsilot for Chsirmsn.
: ilo!towa: t. y: Koyos. 172;J. S. Usau. Is.
!. Il. Carpenter, IL. 40
al AZ: keycs. nomination was made unsnImous
"na responded lu Bliort and partly humornn.
speeen. expressing hls gratitude for tlae msrseI
conhaonce hle sense Of responsibility md antic;.
T.o 81 ,ns11 nsds votk tbis year Ad vioh
o. tho cause. and calling on .1t 'oto ~
ad IN completing the good work Of rodcen,tno
eho STATE. begun tass year. Cheer on clrer m.s
ae ,,s. y nut over sio remark that 10 was auaioua
Aepublican United States Seuator. and !. ~
elect onc lie ssid it was not tiu1uI.r u.s, III ~
na political frauds did not algars a..
p.,. povs al ~ M 10 dld. aud oompIained that lis
ou! protested that lie intended to pusruo stch
eoufta "a would most the approval of In ~
pnso!lcan party OF tho State. lie prououncs1 h.
and ss1i eno ne't e.er nnncd and unaasatabs
auu caei1sned high hopes OF succeas, 10 thnt thc
eo'ca'led netormors would uaroh ont ~ NV sno
i. ,1sP1ol next January. uo pledged ali his Mil
nj onorpy, and aAill to effect toa4 plrpore ~''''
~ nttef t conaideraae debate whether to have opo
na!ned ~ members Of the State Cen1ai cnns
!nItsoo: Firxt, Frank Leland, Of Ws|uorth.
,;ooefs ,sn Il. Baker, Of Racine; Recoud. j. r
auax ssnH. rn;.., 81 Jefferson; Z. E.. Woodman Of
iea !. Muller, Of Crawford FOURTH IpnsvC'
,ayno' OF Lf!IWankee; i. i. Bntney. Of Ws,h.
aHton ilfth. E. C. McFettridse, Of Dodvc
7ostar Of ft@tsn Wneoh, Of sh9boyssn Sixth, J. Il.
;ake Seventh. G. b solbsrg, Of Lacrosseo "a scen
'ttnelt =: Forter, Of Eau Cf4ita Eighth, 4. r.
'ennd: o., OF Chippewa; o. 4. ElLs Of Oeonto.
h. 1o Lonmi.tee on Resolutions then reported
no following tlat!os,u, which was received wiki
lan4 uemonstrations Of approval. ospocaiix
ser Inc Resolutions rclatise to schools. temper
tea, y eaueatlo,1. railroads and mouopolies, aud
HfA |
3ontod 3nS dto''o"'hs p'a0ofm MAS uuapimoualy /
R<so'rsd, Tint tho Republican. Of g,,eo,.,n n. +:
i|"a u ns States tho sovereignty Of lbs Fe'tpas
in the iuuctoa assigned 10 It ty H.
o" ",,',s sae , fea" OF tha States, aud equality Of
rc declare rsr.tes to bcopIv dc,,,r1,
tss 10 @ @!9nR - tAsy aarauee visa End patr1ots 4
s,tstion "f nuh toe honest and efficient ID If
asaGIhat we regard lator entitled In hoh =,
IN ~ e'o ifotca9h Of tho Government In ali Ii T.
fnurth11hat we hrs IN favor Of the FREEDOM n, ,. e
ecu Charci ,n III. - oppose any union - u
e. Wosshr Or any legislation in tbs lntsrrst Of ~
A@Ihas We stand by The FREQ education os mr. m II.
) sehool sys1cn. tho taxation Of 4t for It, uu ~
= any, W as'Foi Of tho school fund ior auv ss 10
1t'h-That ~ accept With approval thu ,o,,.- y, ~
nuen1 bfAAt Encouraging thc In ,f,e ua
ib.n MI. 1asRs.fata u the aatton for longer ps m
fssnh-Ihat ve sprrose Of tho present n.no,,c, ist
r. Gill;; r4 and esLsci.ly tho vsslsas e. 'at
~ eouoct Tue REVENUE, to prertut anil r,,1rxh =
ia. to EXPOSE past vioIssans aud 10 euar1 aIn p
i,sshTs $ tfeeuffrnes In tue future. s@'us' uo
Iues ,a between this aud foreign naliops ~ sraes til.
'oa 70 ~ iIsead Ut war; and friends Of ivsues
y shs BE- sdated throughout thu ror1d "osa ILLS TN
.a hwhat 70 shcsc to the doctrine Of Ieoteiat,,o f%n
rver. osel f.s9ads Id other corporation. dsr,rns
oa. u nin.nt n.t, Gf 4 e sos and .eh eorpo..oas ny
md Wi eont,nus to L to,arr 1cy nz.
party Of Wisconsin 10 tho end tba in:t
,sone % o. tTsnEpott.uon 10 secured 10 III Inn
olnles should 10 prohibited. f'' ee's u
son,o1,i. 70 @ fsxos r. a.1y attainment Of cur
r.au. w,tl coin. MID therefore sdyocste
s saaua resumption OF apcee raymeata Nv rnn,tu n
steps III ths direction, In such mannrr =, ~ ~
s ouAness 'nessesh OF tho country N utts :. Exc
fvtnth-Tbat We Aso In favor Of t.rtfr for o''e'
nn5 = 10 he ssheleas burldcutomc apss
N'''< 70 'he 1nseEsss Of labor and indus
,t,n-!a.t ,.s, g. a we assts such rs,t.ton Of tbs
nouono;s4 H. sa ss'ys >, industry from tho oppre:.
/, sor - fsir remuneration. md to .e pubic ts Il
skfnsh-Tast the Republican party viii contnr. wv
san. 10 tho po~er Or tho sfso 10 epeonIau "ao
non u N important sga,cy In dcyejopma tS vas
~" Aaa p1ohot1na The prosperity Of ths na ferry
,,,, got &
nce 10 Ns,ion.i Eli 20 Of the past In hors
b,nndant svidenco th.s .ho bss, inss...t 10 70 20
Hu nss 1e oat'n4Anro OF the enlightened anil 9euu
s' ss Essssss + aSs Ss},
,nmetc.. tnter.,t. me- sxfdssa.ral, y 1s lnau.tr.is
. enlargement Il iseiisis. md Tsctla ee " a., ~
bons. .n faithfa 1eF Ssr S
ogress, ;" 'ao principles Of Justice 1aalIst
*nAEWs hold thst trus sducst,on and ,ou,,, puttit
~ oftenape1ance, 'H Tue 'aada' NJ "a