Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-03-03
EPTToME OF THE WEEK.
CONDENSED rELEsRAPHIC NEWS.


were selected, and State Electoral
ticket was nominated. The plat
form contains resolution declar-
ing that the currency of the ma
tion should, ms soon as consistent with
business interests and safety, be made
equal to gold, and until that time should
continue as legal.tender. A resolution
was also adopted declaring 1t inexpedient
to instruct the delegates TO the National
Convention as to candidate for the Presi.
dency, but expressing belief that the
Republicans of the State were emphati- /
cally in favor of the Hon. James G. Blaine.
A GREENBAcK Convention was held at
New Haven, Conn, on the 22d, at which |
several speeches were made and resolu- |
tions adopted favoring the immediate re-
peal of the Resumption act and the adop- |
lion of the greenback as the currency of
the country to be interchangeable with
bonds bearing low rate of interest. Del |
egates were appointed to the National
Convention at indianapolis on the 18th Of
May.
THE Indiana Republican State Con-
ventjon was held at indianapolis on the
22d. Among the resolutions adopted was
one demanding a repeal of so much of the
Resumption act as provides day for re-
sumption, asking Congress to let the cur
rency alone, neither expanding nor
contracting it, being satisfied that our
financial troubles will heal themselves
if left TO the operations Of the natu-
raj laws OF trade and commerce; and one
endorsing President Grant and his Ad-
ministration, particularly for his removal
of officers suspected of dishonesty, and
prosecuting the guilty ones, so that no
guilty man should escape. The nomina-
tons are: For Governor, Godlove S.
Orth; Lieutenant Governor, Col. Rob-
ert S. Robertson; Secretary OF State,
Isaiah p Watts; State Auditor, VIM.
Hess; State Treasurer; Geo. 7. Her
mott; Attorney General, John w. Gordon ;
Reporter of Supreme Court, L. D. Miller; (;
Clerk, Chas. Scholl; Superintendent of
Public Instruction, o. II. Smith; Judges
of the Supreme Court-W. p. Edison, A.
c. Vooris, II. G. Newcomb and John f.
Kibbey Delegates were chosen to the
National Convention and instructed to
work for the nomination of Senator Nor
ton.
WINsLow, the Boston forger, was taken
before a London police court on the 23d,
and was remanded until March to await
the arrival of an officer from the United
States with extradition papers.
A CoNsTANTINoPLE dispatch of the 23d
says the Sultan of Turkey had signed the
decree granting amnesty to all insurgents
who returned to their homes within a
month.
, OFFICIAL election returns received UP
TO the 23d from thirty-eight counties in
: Texas give Gov. Coke (Dcm.) 49, ma
jority. For the Constitution, $3.50.
. A YANKToN %. IT, telegram of the 24tl
f says the excitement about the Blacl
Hills was increasing, and a daily lint
of stages would begin running on the frs
It of March.
o PEsTH and Buda (Hungary) dispatche
S of the oath and 25th report heavy flood
n along the Danube, and widespread de
), struction was threatened. The suburbs o
,, Pesth, the old town of Buda and the tow
n of Waltzen were entirely submerged
Several large manufacturing establish
ments in Pesth, had been destroyed.
g distillery, undermined by the current, ha
. fallen and crushed eleven persons.
k THE Wiener Presse of the 25th report
is great battle in Herzegovina, near Vo'
or soievich, and the total defeat of til
J.. Turks.
A WASHINGTON Associated Press di
patch of the oath says a prominent men
l. Der of the Cabinet had authorized the a
III sertion that all the published reports
" serious disagreement between the Pres
p dent and any member of the Cabinet we
IN absolutely devoid of foundation in fac
le Ii was also stated that Cabinet officers hS
u, said the result of the Babcock trial cou
d. have no effect whatever in disturbing Il
oe harmony of the Cabinet.
AT the business meeting of Plymou
h. Church (Brooklyn) on the evening OF Il
by 25th, the Examining Committee made
IS,
il against Mr. Bowen, and stating that 4
he latter, when appearing before the comm
sw tee on the evening of the 23d, had on
IN read what was nearly altogether vinC
in cation of his own conduct, and had ]
ST. fused TO answer the questions of the COZ
nd mittee, and had precipitately left t
room. The committee, in conclusiC
recommended that Mr.. Bowen be call
uc before the church at the business meeti
In on the evening of March 1, to answer or
ate questions as to his accusations and
Ieu situations against the pastor in his lett
10 of Feb. A and Feb. 90. The recomment
nat tion was adopted.
nd THE Ames Investigating Committee
ont the Mississippi House of Representati'
70. made lengthy report on he 24th, reco
mending that Gov. Ames be impeacl
and removed from Office for official N
Itly conduct, on eleven separate and disti
I'M charges, which are specified, consist
For of a failure to remove certain officii
lge and the removal Of others without eau
Der for causing bloodshed at Vicksbl
and in CrosbY's case; for calling for Uni
Try, States troops, and having them e.
Ter, Flanagan, the Sheriff of Warren CouI
ons from his Office, in violation of the il
les. for attempting to incite war of races
| to arming the colored militia, and caus
of them TO dehantly parade the streets
Clinton. A minority report was I
made, signed by Frederick Parsons.
'yer resolution impeaching Gov. Ames
the high crimes and misdemeanors in OF
in was adopted on the 25th-yeas S6i Il
ana IA.
DC A TELEGRAM from Rome, Italy, on
hin, eth, says the signature of the King
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