, 1875-06-23
POLITICAL.
The 11aiuo Democracy Go Through
The Farce Of Nominating a
Governor.
They Decline to Iudorso tho Finan-
oial Incongruity Of Their
Ohio Brethren,
A Disastrous Upl1eaval in tho
Old Tammany COM
mittee.
Tho Great norrissey Bites Ills Thumb At
tle Organization and Declares
Tor Secession.
Prominent Democrats In Northern Ohio
Cannot Swallow That lnfla.
tion Plank.
The. Leading German Paper Of the
+ State Sounds the Alarm.


AUGUSTA, No., Juno 22.-The Democratic
stato Convention mot to-day. Thore ~ere pres
Ont G39 delegates. Gen. BAmuel J.. Apdofsou
was chosen permanent Chairman, and tho usual
committees Nere appointed.
In tho afternoon session resolutions Hcre
read aud adopted e,nbodYtng tho following
declarations: Tho Constitution ID the peoples
only aafcguard !; tho right Of poop1o and States
muat be Hacrcdty preserved from tho touch Of
military or Congressional uAurGatton; civil
supremacy In tines Of peace;
equality Of tho r'ghtB Of all mon under
tho Inv a hound currency, coin or It's oquiya-
'ont; tariff fos reyonuo ouly; the Govern
ment economically sduinfatered; al honest
preservation Of public faith to tue public cred
isor return to aconomy In administration of
Government National, State aud munictus,: tho
abolition Of unnecessary Offices. aud reduction
Of sslarios: one torn for Prosidcns. w1tu b
sa1ary Of E25, coo.
Tho resolutions arraien tho Republican party
Tor tho Abandonment Of principles, Of prongacy,
ard corruption; condemn tue AdsniuistratOn In
etropg tor1ns for tha responsibility Of tho
Louisiana uaurpatton In tho atsompt 10 sunpcnl
the writ nS habcae corpua by tho last Congress-,
and pronouuelng IT no longer oafe TO trust tho
reins of gova1ument In such hands. The AL
lnintstratou Is pronounced responsible for tic
prehent depressed condition of tho couptrv'a
commcrcs; Tor tho csippling OF tho Bhip-build-
ing trade, and for driving on tho Amcri-
The people Of Maine, suffering unlog tho bur
den OF oppressive taxation, dornaud reform. aud
appeal to all men, without regard to party
names or rnat differences. to unto with item to
secure this triumph.
An offort made to Incorporate the financial
revolutions Of tho Ohio Democratic Convention
failgd.
Con. Charles II. Roberts, Of Bangor, wns nom
Inntod for Governor and tho Convention I'd.
iou1ued.
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=. TAMMAhY DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF.
NEW lunE. Juno 22.-Joln MprriBsoy was he-
nxnt. to sna1or to ch.,.os NJ dtatoxa1,x H., Hn
~ oi ~ ~ o"s". - Ao
"as saFy naependcat, AID SAID no Nas In Lar
mony "lth IAnsmAny, but opposed to its man.
agemeht; nlst the committee might a. well
"ake out ms ~snieael' as ha shonld not resign
nntn ne "a" nt' Inc Aefoto says TINT tho
aiesatsstaeuoh @haoh hss OF Into boes'
mansess'ns Hae1t against Iammany Hall
u 9taona'i5 assuming snape' Last night there
asaomo'oa III ono OF sho upper paf!ofs Of uel'
moncoo, OH foofteonsh street hnu Fifth
avenue = largo numoor OF influential Democrats
~hoso object was to form an organization
Which, 1t 10 hoped, will eupersedo Tammauy.
Iho latter organization they claim has outllved
n.rtn n .o so ~ uHw " lot
riyo Iii thn noonie chanea Ia. farm . vanarai
committee, which will be constituted Of repre-
sontatiyoB OF the ya1ioua eloIncntH Of
.ne pa1ty. 70 ta.s ena y va hst n'eht decided
H. oitn .a.,u liz x"1' - .tGu sscn VI
inarics for the election OF tin 0onerxf cnmmit-
loo projected. Tho first object Of tho orKanixa-
ton VIII be to institutes 1ystenasio campaign
aRalnBs lamnaany. y u now anlenoed thht tho
uonefat r.. Go@m'1ep nuH snan nnt ne provisional
onS; wv =. ,s. sna.t ~ ,petmanonI. ~ Monoay
sos ~ n.s .aeos w." =" Ha.a, ~ "Hlcn soons
tNAI " Af0 AVtt toaoAh&Af00 l41A 0dEA WAIu Viii
% present ana IL u efpecsed that important
WORK VIII % o0oe' -
THE PAPER.MoNgY SNAKE IN osmocRacY,s
''N eosoM Nv 0e"'o~"N"'s
o1Evrr4sp, O.. Juns a2-Noslsng in tue .e-
~ H. th:a ~ ,s.s, eo' ~ 14s..',.,,t
n,osnacts haso a,naa w. " va
conyanion q, tho 17l @ IN Nop.l'ern b;o oaet nat
ode Dsmoer.t in throa +. x.ti.aed NH thair @
1,.sns nd 1nsa. an.1.,in, 'ao .. b.s,. - -. -.
IA5no, eno thqeo ePslun8 Came BACK from
4@A' W. sonso tH.s ~ .uo eAa'a1n' az con1!s''
pl.t.orm Which would mako Democratic VIC.
~, IN nhio ri. s.,1 o.. ..,,,.,.,h ...i..
would rula tho party for nort years national
strnrr1e. Tint tta n,a.t aar;nn. rfafo,,rna
to he democrat. d the detection Of tho Cor
mana Thoro Ia no mlatakiu0 tho fact Tint thnv
ara la.vfno Tho 11en,ocr.cv Az r.ts 5,sort s,nE.
H.. .,1-, m,n Ci,aTn,..t x.,L.t,.u 80 ~.
n.,.., sp: 49," aas "J .e - eo. .aa .ao
imitation policy, and the H'acchte,' A'neric, the
leading German daily Of Northern Ohio, and
hitherto q strong Democratic liberal organ. haa
to-dav jumped tho track. Tho folluwtng u
translation from its 'eadslg editorial
That which has bocu aa4t Will euraoo 10 show ont
seadsss now ~ Dep thrnst the nomoersoy h.s glsan
rh,nres ~ s,ce"ss ,sh," - - b"n, - IL ~
smployed il respect to tess
Public 6choos. and Flnsneenberas, clear, Ind bald
~ Ms Ihs demand IN tts two toI1nef only,
would have willingly sisd tbs Democrats 10 Victory
sasn assads tnsn a. 'stas 70 ~ = ahs sto
" viii ths Rspabstcans .eeount ot t5s!s nussei
fsn. temperaace, and corruption for, however lad