, 1875-07-16
Tho Late Republican State Con-
ycrtlON.
A largo body of Representative Men,
Whose Proceedings We're har-
fnonlons and Enthusiastic.
Tho Ticket an Admirable One, and
Warmly 1ndorsed by the
Entire Party.
Mt. Reyes aud tho 0hairmanahip Of the
State Central Committee.

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Spf<nt torr,D0of"e, -, 'ne ~, .,, Ar.
tlrsly faithful repor. Of thu 1opnbllc.n State Con-
vcn,ion. ,,oId herr m tho 7th rss forwarded by |
tsI...s, h,t, .,n ,,t.,oan,,,a and ropao,,;,nntr
Of that assonb,aae s,d Ito porsistcns efforts to
misropEcHcnt 1t by the Democratic prena, shn "
All "fn1epondens newspaper of your city ono OF
vbo,e oditors camp IN horo 10 witncss and wrc
~. a,.,,s r,,~ .ni, Iro0L.u which #. corse.
NY k'@t'a ~" a"u ''sA ~" ,.. ~, -.
e''ondentb hnd ccrtilleu as ln'pe''o'ne e@a 'o1
fow further notes.
In commenting on tho action Of tho Convon-
tion. rorno tain NJ ..geaoncy djciatiop" Of
Hoaa Aeyos patty o. ''A'e picrH4ea
beforehand, lIah boon indnlSeu IN. IL haH been
saiI tho Convention WIN Il thn,' iusipd."
''Iacked enthusiasm" ''tho delegates were under
| c,oun =" ctc r1,o facta arc.-on all canld OIL
,,, ~, .1 ~ a1 - ,an,,11,na',s ,r,,n nr.
Servers WIN hu"t' ~" ae ''oni"..a''u "i'o "cs'
pfeheut uulte in tcstiIy!,g,-thas the ConFentfon
! VIA
| vYRv rUla.Y AyrksDEn
| nv tr,,etv ronrcucntntivo mo,, or tin nponlc IN
o,t ,,,.v to,, o0i,o.,,,1loru ,v;,, ,,i.,,a+ou
| e""'"s 'eit -" o'soa0o'r' =, "''4' wv go ~
ftom Nil pafsa ol she . tato shat "s p1oceeanh7
| woro worry Bptitedt and 10 political Convention
hcre for veora hhH bees 20 fult Of e,,shusIaArn,
| whiotl lH,hbIed oyor aud fonhf uoiny ex-
| ptession on tho eligbtost provooa-
| tiou, tint from BEGINNING To cpd, tl1oro
| wero m aincof1ant notes, ami only
| tomnarato dlacuesion ot two or thrue minor
aS,dss ato w.h 0l tho nto.t s"od foolSs osor soir
work. thnt ina,rnd Of showing any depression
ut past dofost CT differences, they served M III
Bpyratiou to do tho very best tint could 10 dono
| to unito tho party on good mon and measures
and tho utmost confidence was felt Of fully ro-
eiaimrnu tSn t5tase vii, tho Efforts to secure
| victory which there was q 9eIoral dctermina-
tlon to put forth. for tho most part. tho delo-
Jutcs, with tho denire upponuoBt to select ttoso
Who were ille best aud strongest men to malo
t,csot 10 tho end that Wisconsin, ~ for 80
Guysrn,nont in tho hanls ot the Ker.a!icans,
who
! CONSTITUTE MA,nn1rg or HER rEorLE.
Ths waB manifest In all tho discussion of candi-
tlatcn. md in their paloctjou aud 10 uncomu,tt-
ted wero tho delegates, except upon one or TWO
candidates., so cnt!roly Ind slatc.mattng bcnn
rcfrnincn from by ro,itjcnl rgnngpys,-ttnt 1t
was 1rnuossbo 10 aHcortoir in advance what wa1
going to 10 done. 80 far from there being any
G{ctntion NJ 10 organizations Ticket or platform,
by u HoBn Kcyce." or auy one elno, IL was srr,1-
pu)ouuly Ayottlcd and tlo delegates Lett to do
encs, Until sl.oTt timo before to Convention,
itappearod likely Ito nomination OF Harrison Lud-
lngtou ior Governor would 10 nato without up
position. There were rome friends Of tho Hon.
beo1, tho candidate for Governor four years ago,
| instead Of (}uy. Wostburt and utllers who held
tho gentleman 10 deserved high retcctu an q man
and public officer, who presented his nsmo, and
it yas we'll received by tho delegates. After
full canyassng OF tho question, however, D
majority Of the delegates settled to tho conric-
tiot. that Sir, Ludtpgton would bo tho strongest
cauJilatc at this tine and SIr. Smith gracefully
withdrew from tho field, aul, Oh tho motion Of
'''' '' M1twAuxEEs POPULAR MAYOR
WIS nominated BY accla.natlon. Tho canvaea
! for the other nominations was ifno md frleuty.
and no feeling was excited over tho rrrMt III
any case. e1cont, rorl1nps, eonae disappointment
: on tho mart Of tho Hon. j. Z. Iiu3io-
way and hiu lren.la TINT, after, getting
, within two votca OF a non1,nation tho
pext baltot gave = COOL majority to Harry r.,
Eaton, who was defoased by the Hou. Il. II.
Baker, of Nacine Tor the nomination two yours
ago, but who MAS hardly known as a cand,dAto
| vept1pu. Az III all other cases, however, tho MI
| uor1ty yielded will, excellent Rpirt.
The ticket is admirably distributed as to
+ loca1itv Representing atl partB Of the State
recognizes tho CLAIMS and services Of
THE HnoYa IN nLuk"
| by tho nomination OF throo ont Of eir on tho
ticket who ecrvcd in the Union Army: Mai.
, lIeury Daotz, who aoryed In tho Twenty y-Aixtl,
: Regiment, and was wounded before tiettyB.
I. burg, Tor Treasurer; Hans Il. Warner,
. who carried muskct,n the, Thirty
petersl,urg, % eaptured, md eufrercl in Libby
Prison In fBs4 for Secretary of f'tato. ,tho nom.
t inees tor these two important ofticcn tatiy re-
J., | presenting tho German and Scandinavian e!o.
i | meMte}; and E0DHft ifalIAtn, WHO went 7ul
A With tho huulred-day regiments who rendered
4 good service III tho time of need. Two OH the
tickot arc furmers, Harry l.. Eaton for Lieu.
Il tonans. Governor, who ID an extensive dairymeD,
r jergoly engaged in choesc-n,nkng: and Mr.,
i Warner, All arc verify aud wol!-slualifcd, And
Il strong at l,utno.
. Ihera was much fear Of rupture over The
= Chairrnannhir} OF tho Htate Central COMMITTED
i maI,y ieiecatos having Strong objections " ths
r. nrcno,lt Chairman.
= Tu1, ,tos. Z, ", KErEs;
v md eomp came with determination to ona
/ him. il possible, ui1 coulsc, however. was
"a most diBereet and conc,l!Rtory His admirable
. sneecI, s on oueuiur lie Convention. sud eonanc
i. thro,,nbont its nroccctlipps went far to diHaru
"a hostility: aud, not tuitlaiatldiux faults atli mia
Ia takra h;c. ho ntl,rjtY hirso1f aul tho .!isHatB
In faction Of epnne with liH actian in crowaiig th
T. "a eloc,inn ~ Mnft (yarpster Tor Kauator xut
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