, 1875-07-23
POLITICAL,
The Dlaryfand Democrats Hare a
Stormy Time in Sta.
Convention.
They Finally Nominate John Carroll
Lee % Candidate for Governor.
And Enter Thelr Protest Against. Further
Imitation Of Tho Currency.
Tho mississippi Democracy Make an 3utspokes
Bid tor Tho cotored Vote.

bld Tor tho cotored Vote.
THE MARYLAND DEMOCRATS,
bALT1hoRE. Nd, July 12.--The Democratic
st'ite Consontio.i continued In rcason until $3.50
u.H morning, whom it Adjourned 10 1880 this
forenoon, without haring reached Yots On Any
nomination,
About 10 o'clock this noruin;, rhouas @,
Keasing. Of Queen Aune'n County, WIS instalted
permanent Chairman of tate Dcmocratjc State
Convention. Fillbussorlng continued, and ba
the lioura moEod on the debate waved hotter and
hotter. A1r. Frcaner, Of Washington County,
leader Of tho Hamilton PARTY charged that
bribos Of $l,o00 in ono cnao. and Of $5o0 and IN
ofiico In another, hatl beon offered to two delc.
gates to vote for Carroll. 3fr. Fenton, q Carroll
delegate, rctorted sllat Baltimore city dolegatB
had been oEorod bribo III money to voto for
Hamilton. At ttfnes Tie greatest confusion pro-
friouds, threatened to withdraw from the Con-
ventton II tho majority insiated on forcing a
vote At this 6stsing, and a. 4:30 this morning
Stevenson Archer announced that II tho Tiauil-
list uou+c OF Delegates OF Maryland, 10 far "a
thoY were applicable to tho Convention, the Car
roll mon would agroo to ID adjournment until
1880 this forenoon. This vas hgrcod to, and ttr
Convention I'd djOurned.
The Convention usa called to order at 1880
when resolution was adopted referring ali res
o!utlona to tho Cunnt.oo on nosolutIora.
Atcr htiet discussion about tho ordor Of
nominations, tho Convention decided to begin
With That OF Governor. Tho nominations wero'
John Loo Carroll, Of Howard, and William +.
Hamilton. Of Waahinston.
a communication from Governor 4roomo atat
Cd that he waA not candidate
- Iha ballot fur Governor resulted: Carroll co;
Hamilton b0. Iho Nomination az Carroll wM'
then maJo unanimous.
LoyGn Woo]ford. Of Somornet, waB nominated
6Y NcaHfhAflnD fnF f.ofnntFo{Ier If Tin
c. II. GHyunc. Of Baltimore was nominate
| tor Attornoy-GeneraL
! Tho nominees addrossed the Convention.
The follominx platform WAS unanimously
adopted:
frsf--Tc do hcrrty dcrIsre our unfaltarfng dero-
lion 70 iho callina principles Of republican Gororn-
tion Of to General Government In IT. whole eopstit
tiona rgor ulo aioot anchor Of peace At hona
a, saa 'stix i p1es IT, @ @
labor may " Hahty Durdeuod H. bonest ps,nsnt liant
q oat de6ts III sssrsd psese.,assn q puol!s fIta
rsason: Freedom Of rsleion; froodom OF Tho prasa
freedom q rsr.on under Tho protection q habeaa
Stooad-Ieiged u tha creed Of political fs,.h -
d. f1rher resolve that protest tho bnrden4
iona! deht. md th. ~ nss! tas, sast.lla b res-
oral uac aud no for The ptrpose of enl.ehias he fov
4 Tho atpenve at " Hsny that ~ pFotest a8atnst
II sh :s .ssss o P
sr uaruuage which tendA "a dxarf ha states and 70
corrupt free institutions.
Thirl-TA4t &grlcultu1c. manufactures, and couA
aruuents. Tho obstrlctons Of to-lay should b< re-
moved, but no fsroe'n should ba e1tdndeA 70 sthcf
a ths eKpeure of tho others that labor Aad capital
mutual, dependent. anP equal iusties demands
Ia their sonaics aud prevent te ons from opuross-
Ing Or obtaining nndue advantage ovsr tho other..
circulating eurrency. uut demand thst auoh measures
10 altpel by Congress- which will result in thu
sumption of spec!o psymena II the earliest possbLa
| mDn,cut
| aidiea To monopolics.
Tho Convention. It $50 this Afternoon, ID
| tourncd airo dia.
THE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS.
En1E. Pa, July 22.-A large aud enthusiastic
| Republican ratification meeting took place at
tue Park 0pc1a~Houae this evoning. The meet
| ing was addressed by the Hon. John Bcott, lsto
[ United States Senator, who strongly lndorsod
| Gpy. uaftrabft and Henry Rawte, tho candidates
respectively for Governor aad Treasurer AND ably
| discussed tAe present Issues between the two
| political parties. lie spoke a& length upon tue
| question OF currency, and strongly commended
the Rystem Of fractional currency. and urged
that It be brought To ana kept on apar With gold.
lie inserted thAt tue Democracy would destroy, II
| placed in power. our whole system Of finance.
aud carry III back to tho Irresponsible cusrency
] Government to scgulase Interstate cotnmeEoe In
| liking u!axl,lum rates Of transportation. ue pro-
| ilcted 4 determined efiort on tho part
t Of tho Southern Democracy 10 soouto
| indemnity for their Whr losses from
t tho General Government. uo congratu-
lated tho party on iss tinaninity and good
| organization. and predicted all overwhelming
| succeas at tllo polls.
Tho meetiug WAS kleo addressed BY the Hon.
9. s. Wolfe, OF Union County tho llop. Henry
| II. Hoyi, Chairman Ut the biato Central Com
m.tteo. aud others. TIE Opora-lionse ssa
party nominations Ia deemed most encouraging
aud sugu1ing certain Hutcess.
| THE MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRACY
MENruls, Tonn., July 22.-1ha 4rpH!s spe-
cial from Corint4, Miss., says tue Democratic
Convention for tho FirHt llsaisssppl District met
thore sud renon,lnA.ed l.. @. c. Lamar by ac-
lamatlon a. clndidato for Congress-. Fully
| Ia AL eloquent speech, after Wbch tho FOLLOWING
resolution was unaui,nously adopted;
itsutttd That we arc oppotei 10 the formation o4
parties AMONG tho Ieopa Of th' STATE ioanuet on III
| differences of cuur SUI ~o coEaia!I3 inSo1s
thu uno4 Ut good ttt!zeus Ut tfef1 sac6 anu color IN
the Effort to defos At ho aua. e'oao1s LOO psssfn.
VII tAs l!etx,lQa Of hantst aud capA1o 8osern1aau1
| - -.
| m MEM0AtlM.
/ 1pxcta! Dtsoah'h tn Fhs Ch'eado Tt4buns.
D1xos, Ill.,, july 22,-The funeral services OF
tho l,ey, Nm. II. DoWolf latu Hector OF 8s.
Joaus Church Decatur, ILL.,, At t1ls place to-
tIey wers yety imposing. Tho Rsotor, the lev.
Bsnus, E!son. tho nov. DR.. pelclysl, ct Rock.
forl, tho Hey. D. W.. Dresser, Of Carr