New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN MAINE.
GOV. CoNNoR AGAIN PUT UP FOR GOVERNOR
HAYES AND WHEELER EULoGIzED-IHANKs Tt
TIE SUPPORTERS OF BLAINE.

GOV CoNNOR AGAIN PUT UP FOR GOYEENOR-
HAYES AND WHEELER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
TIE SUPPORTERS OF BLAINE.
BANGOR, Me-, June 22.-The Republican
State Convention met here to-day. VIM. NJ kut Was
chosen TEMPORARY Chairman lie defended the KepuJi
can party the true party Of REFORM and the advocai"
Of all true principles OF republican government The
policy OF TIC party, lao si ID save and Mr. Blame
was true exponent. IApplausel "suoh was the man
ana such the principles the Republicans OF tins state
would wish 10 have enthroned at the national cap
tai but 1t was be- the Republicans Of Maine have
the assurance that their ticket will succeed the agiy In
Maine will carry ont sentiments oil its leader, and roll
up large majority In september Committees were alr
pointed and Gov. Dnglcy then addressed tue Con'en-
ton speaking in highly euogisdo terms OF the CINCINNATI
nominees He said that although Mr.. Blaine was the
first coice OF Name Hayes the second aud wheeler
was the first choice for ycePresdcnt W W. Castle OF
Belfast then submitted tine following resolution:
gesolUed That. In view OF probable vacancy IN IN"
United States senate from Maine, tbs convention r.,
spcctiuly cOmmcds tno appoint nrt OF Jdines' h'lhc
To- IN the vacancy and Massachusetts WI" please take
notice.
Adopted by a unanimous rising vote and with three
cheers for Blaine and cheers for Hayes and Wheeler
The following dispatch was then read and received
VIII" "pp'''''' WASHINGTON, June 90.
To The President Of tie Republican Contention, BdnDor
my health rad permitted would have been win
Won tay. Accept congratulations on the bililh,
,,roni,e of a great national victory for The Republican
nty Every effort must be made 10 give GOV. COguor
inaruceut old-ftsnUtd majority la septeinbcr. blaine
must lead the way for the triumphant election ot ayes
aud Wheeler. d. - hi"'i''''
The Committee on Resolutions then reported that oo'
delegates were present. The temporary officers were
made the permanent officers with tho addition OF 10
Yirc-Prtsideuts Gov. Dinglcy then moved thar Gov
Common be nominated for Governor by acclaination'
which was done 10y rising vote
w W Thomas Of Portland and y. a. FMWeH OF ROCK
land were nominated unanimously for Electors ut Large
1 f. Stevens from the Committee ON Resolutions re-
ported as follows:
Rss)red Ihat thi- Convention accepts the resolutions
Of tine cceut National Convention ~ CiucuualI ~ tvI
rcct .ltnon, OF the principles Oi the K,Pu"ch pii'
and Lercv pledges Republicans 81 Maine 10 U.s. an
hunorble means carry those resolutions hto eheIt Ia
lie future acts aud policy Of The Government ,,
ResJfcd That the Republicans OF Maine give thclr eui
nLniIc ap,,oyaI TO the nomination of Kltheiolu ID.
Iny,. r President and W. A. Wheeler oi New ORR Tor
Vie President, ana will spare 80 hOnofaDle ehoIb "
give them "A r0usBg majority III November.
The second resolution also thanks the Republicans OF
otbor ,ates for their enthusiastic support OF MI Blame
at Cincinnati Tne third resolution reaiiirms adherence
to prohiou and the development OF the resources OF
the state The fourth, aud last thanks Gov Connor Tor
the ability G1nncss, and fidelity with which he mas per
formed his dutcs and pledges his reelection III sepe
her The Convention then adjourned, with cheers iof
"Goy Connor and $4,000 majority"