, 1875-03-12
POLITICAL.
Greenbaclk Men in Counct, q.
Cleveland, o.
The Result in New Hampshire Still I,
Doubt.

Doubt.
THE oREEMDAcK PARTY
Special hspateh To 1ha Chicago 7tih,nx
CLEVELAND, Match 1t.-Tho National Con,.,
tion Of Worltingmon and Grangers met In NJ.
city to-slay, about sixty Per4onn being prc,ens
Among those prosent nro tho Hon. Thomas 7 r..
rant, OF Washington; Judge Alexander c.ma
bell, of Illinois, J. A. Noonap, ID,
tor OF tho Iaaussrtai Age; Robert Bchi1un.
OF the National Coopore' Union, n
Ollcmuu and 7. B. buchanan, Of the Iudton,na
Tia Sun ; 1tfohard Trovc11ick, Detroit J,m..
Buchanan. Indianapolis; A. johnson .s .ns
William TOWNSEND, of Indians, ". II. M,n.s
E1ansv1lo John 1sobcrls, HocheBter, "a,
Mcdonald aud ]. n. Norton, Of S1IcSt
gan; Prof. uooton, Centtatia, ILL.,,
". Patterson, Whstcsido H.; j.
Bsyne, Woodford, ILL.,; Chasloa Boone. =,
Jo Davicsa County, Hit L. Huber, of Saursmo.
County. ILL.,; j. II. Wright, prcs,don4 Of thu In.
aussrlal Congrcaa and Vce.Preadent Of IN.
Maohfuists' aud Dlachsmiths' Union OF Nor+h
Amorica Thomas Mob. nIchart1a, OF Alcl1snt,
County, ILL.,; O. ". Thompson. Jr., Muuchs.,,s
Va; A. ". It, John. Carthage, No.; A. A. DsIn'
bridge, KanBas City, H1o.
Over tho platform Was Tho following A.,
prcsaiyo motto: 1.-THE Republic Of Washiugto,
and Jefleraon-down with monopoly"
The Convention was called to order by 2. A
0llcmau, Chairman Of tho National Exscu.'1,
Committee, aud, on request, tho su
for tho meoting was read by r.
buchanan, Secretary Of tho Commits.
The call contained general attack upon bo,s
political pnrslcs, md demanded q recoustrueti,,
Of the currency on the 3.6J intercopye,,;,a,
principles.
About twonty resolutions wcro offered and n.
forred to committee.
In tho evening, . nlaHs-mcctlpg in fsyorr
labor reform was held in Halle's Hall, At ghts
Dr. uoughton and tho Hon. James Daype IT
Illinois, and Alexander Troup, editor Of tho EsT
Haven (ooun.) Union. nude stirring speeeht,
In Tho Interest Of groenbacks and ~ indcpcud.u!
political pnrty. A like neotlnB will DO held 10
might, at which Thomas G. DuTant, Of Washics.
tom and a. G. Cameron, of Chicago, and otheIa
aro expected to speak.
1T the Addotk1ttd ftst.s
CLEVELAND, O.. March 11.-About Bi1ty ds|s.
gates, representing twelve Btatoa and The Djs,
tlict OF Columbia, assembled at Ha1tc's Hall ii,
forenoon, with q Wow to forming nov iudt
pendent political party. The conyeption ~
tho National Executive Committed Rppointedb,
. preylous Convention. held at Indianapolis Sot,
49, 1874. Tho call for tho meeting WIS read b,
!. y. BnclanAns,, Secretary Of tho Executive
eS'nse Go%mttsS I'll Tho a,,s call sets firth as Il.
ton OF platform for tho propasl
patty, aud tho fixing OF the time and tlaee Il
holding Q future convention winch Hball nont
nRto candidates for President md Vice-l -l'1eslleak
upon tito following basis OF union.
Frst-1ti IL tho duty Of tho Government to estaNls
nonctary aSssct1, based upon the faith and resources
Of tho nation, IN hatmouy with tho genius Of It'll
as all local currency. should bo wlthdns,
Cow 4ey S he peeo oai2 %ihan s. 5
tentfon Of any sysscn Of banking corporations saA
Honey shall 10 iegaltender IN payment Of all dssA
With registered dovornment' bonds bearing ~
aefs H. nss ta sS
M o1presi terms of tho Law creating ii, psyabs
co!u, shall be 40 paid.
Pcrmanant Organization waa otfeo,ed BY IL
olectlon OF Prof. Hooton, OF Illinois, Chatfmsni
J.T. Campbell, Illinois; q. W. Campbell {cat
oscd]. Virginia; aud 3. J. Troyelllck, VicsPy+
idents 4. Cameron, Secretary.
a committee OF QUO from eaah State was II.
pointed OH resolutions. to which nun1bsrd
resolutions were read and rcforred, incluli4
tho following in substance:
That Congress should provide for river aul h.:t,
appropriations ~ objects Of national concern, VIA
necessary for tho Bafaty aud convenience Of cot
mcrce ihat tho Government should sscure to auss
their nallenahle rights except when By yaldksa
recer1 of Old political parties i sacb - to fartstE
contidcncc sna respect Of tho people that tho CO
nittoo on Platform consne itEolf to the subtcaa!
1tsef to thIs matter exclusively; that tho ndusGs
of The country should receive tho greatest posaibhr
pPo
Just methods Of ral.lng of revenue should be adopA;
that tho National Banking law haa esssbltshed =
critics ID H. tnauoueo on lilo press, ind slat4 u
national legislation, and demanding 1tn repealt y
p{ng 10 ths AsSan s1pG to eEsak r.
whose legislation and administration ahsll protest
industries OF tho untioa from tho Ayesca Of capaa
Several speeches wato made and tue UonEss
tion took reccss TIL afternoon.
On reaHsonhlng. tho Convention Was inforna /
that tho Committee on Resolutions would nosa
ready to report until tomorrow morning. /
general discussion ot subjects before tho CO.
vention tlien took place.
tho no1t laeol!ng, tho time not being dceldsdn
Adjourned till 10 q, m. tomorrow.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION RETURNS,
CoNcoRn, N. H., March 1.-THE eaeito n
turns Of State election not yet received. E*
publlcans still claim minority III tho lfoassa
II. which they say will not bo reduced belosa
Tho Democrats have majority in.couno wha
will be a obstacle In tho way Of removals ~
Jonos tn First District. and Bell In Beoeea
blair, Aepnblscan, ia elected to Con eEen
JUDICIAL NOMINATION..
Special Dspatch to Thf chteaao 1<ibans,
GnAND hApips, Mich, March 11.-The Rspss i
ltcan judicial ConyohtIou for this, The bsrss :
toentl Judicial Circuit OF Michigan couaposeda =