, 1876-09-28

Special DfaratcA TO The Tribune.
ANN ARnoA, Mich, Sept. 37.-Tho WashtcnaH
County Republican Convention for the nomtua.
tion Of county officers WIS held In this city to-
tlny. A strong ticket was put In the tlcld. AL
though the county Is Dcmocrat!c, It Is earnestly
believed that q maj ajoFity Of the Republican ticket
will be elected. The following arc the most
prominent nominees: Senator. George 8.
Wheeler; Judge OF Prohate, N. W. Checvcr,
present Incumbent: Sheriff, Jacob II. Martin,
tue celebrated wrestler; Clerk, Jamcs &. Hig-
gins; Treasurer, Stephen Fairchild; Register Of
Deeds, William Budsos. In the evening there
was grind rally at tho 0pera-Ilouse-spcaker,
the Hon. Edwin Wtllctt, nominee for Congress.
4 turcl1Eht procession OF several hundred pto-
pie preceded tho meeting. great crowd wao
present.
so<eiat csrrt.pendt"cs " Tae Trsoaa<.
.E..guoRs, Wis, sypt. 2.,-Thc frat meeting
of the fanpag in ths p'eS1 W. hel a. VT!
Wil(iams held the vast multitude srell.oound
by his eloquent truths aud irrefutabo argu-
ments for over two hours, and was frequently
interrupted by irrcprrssiblo demonstrations Of
applause. Tho meuiinE WIS the largcat, most
enthusiastic. and Intelligent political gathering
that has assembled here for thu past ten years,
aud the spirit manifested indicated that Wal-
worth County will roll up Que ot her old'ti.no
Republican majorttles tn November.
TOLEDO, Q.
speeia. D'patsa so5as T,teuns;, T3,teus;,
ToLEno O.. Sept s,:IIas Ns ispnocans t t..s1n haa
torclllight procession, In which wcrc $50 uni
formed 'torcli-bcarers, para1ed tho streets with
bands of music. Col. Fred 4eeker delivered
stirring speech to large audience Of Germans
an assetably which parked the Adclphl Theatre
full 1Ic held hss audience lu the closest inter-
est until past II o'clock anl Was entllustastical-
ly applauded ut frequent intervals. Ills speech
Was magnificent ot!e.
Special Ntpa1eh 10 1As 5Ftaaas.
LINCOLN, Nrb, ecpt. 2a-la:n q m.-Tho
sRuST yoae yet. Tu S Committee On Credentas spent
ull last night considering the claims Of contest-
ing delegations from three counties, and then
presented two reports. Tha Convention haa
been hearing evidence In these casss ovcr since,
liaa bec,, fearful battle betweoh tne Hitchcock
and antt.Ifftchcock factions in the Convention.
Probably the Convention will sit all night to
decide the case, aud got to ha!lotlng to-morrox.
AAN1BrKE, MICH.
Xp<esa! Dtspatca 10 n Tfdean<
M.sNlsrEE, slicA., sept. 37.-Fho Democrats
went through the form oi nominating county
Lewis for CLERK and Register; Joseph Baur,
Treasurer; N. W. NclsoIl for Circuit Court; =.
7. Dolvl!le for Judge Of rtobate; John d.
Davis Tor Representative. The ttckct b weak
I'D majority. Ibsy lold grand poxwow An;,
poleE-aising tonight.
CAAHK1nGE. WIS.
8p$cfai DspascA 10 1nz Tft3aa<.
FORT ATklAa0h, tn.t btEt. E.-Ihe Hon
L. b. CaswelI, Of this, place, Republican candt'
date for this district, delivered ono Of h!s point
cd apd cutting speectes At Cambridge lust
uIght. This building In which hn spoke was
crowded 10 is utmost capacity, snd his 10"
marks wore geueraJlr well liked: 1le was es-
pany oi Mll,utc-aien under commSnd Of Capt.
Curtis.
DAVENPORT. "a.
1p<esa! Dt4pateh 10 7at TttsaxA
DfyxNrokr, ID, Sept. .7.-Thera was 4 dne
| Republican rally here this evening u tho Ger
nlau thtatrc. Thu Hon. GeorXo y. McCreaIy
Of KeoA IL, made \ powerful address. Tlt
| lluyrs iorch-bcarcrs, 10 the nlmbcr OF 6o4
| paiAled eefore tbs meeting. Aavsces have bees
| received announcing that Hlxinc and Iol. IsxeN
| soll will a1eak heze nrxt ponth.