The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-07
THE CAMPAIGN.
Charles Francis Adams Nominated for
Governor BY Acclamatiou by the
Democrats OF Massachusetts,.
Partial Returns from Vermont Point to
the Usual MaOritY-H. 3. Payne Nom.
mated for Congress In the Cleve.
land District -Raghaby
Partial Returns from N"rmOnI IudI.
cate the Usual Repunlic0n MnIorIN.

Partial Returns from NsruOuI IndI.
cate the Usual RepubIic0n MaIorIl.
Boston, September 6 one hundred
aud thirty towns in Vermont give
Fairbanks, Republican, for Govesnor,
3l,lSi; Bingham, Democrat, l4,5Sl.
BOSTON, September Vermont
Election-lS6 towns give Fairbanks
S759S, Bingham 1856. The same
towns in 1874 gave Peck 27,342, Bing-
ham ll,247, showing Republican
gain of $3.50 The First district, IS
towns, gave Joyce ll,7l5, Childs g. 1875;
Second district, 80 towns, gave Denni.
son IL 1858, Dickey 1880 Third district,
Is towns gave llenne $780, Edwards
1887, Finy.fve towns not heard from
gave Peck in 1874 6,240, Bingham Eli,
Peck's majority 4,l20. The returns
this election in the same towns will be
comparatively about the same. This
would give II Republican majority on
the gu6ernatorial ticket Of 24,lGl, IA
gain of 3,S5S over 1874. The Represen-
tatives elected are--6S Republicans, II
Democrats, no choice.
Charles Francis Adams Nominated for
Governor by AccIamhtion.
WoRCHEsrER, MASS, Septem Der c.
The Democratic State convention met
to-day, William Writ Warren chosen
Oh irman. After II recess Charles
Francis Adams Was nominated for
Governor by acclamation. The tickle
was completed ny follows. for Lieu
tanant Governor William II. Plunkett;
Secretary of state, Edwin II. Lathrop;
Treasurer, Weston Rowland; Auditor,
John Il. Fitzgerald; Attorney General,
Richard Aluey. Governor CASTOR
heads the electoral ticket.
The resolutions adopted hail with
satifaction the action Of the late Ma
tional Council at st Louis; demand
the payment in coin of debt repre-.
scented by legal tenders rs well a.
bonded debt; denouuce the Republic
can party for neglecting to carry GU
the financial policy for resumption o
specie paymedts and ask the people t,
entrust to the Democratic party th,
accomplishment of this vital need o
our commerce; express gratitude t.
the National House of Representatives
for It's efforts to reduce expenses and
its resolute inquiries into official adj
ministratioDj rejoice in social order,
rapidly reviving prosperity and the
established cordial relations between
the races in the South, where
ever DemC cratic rule prevails;
denounce the Republican party for the
Encouragement Of the affairs Of the
Freedmen's Bank, and declare IL to be
the duty of Congress to secure To the
sufferers indie unity for their losses
the depression In trade and commerce
IL attributed to the misgovernment of
the Republican party, and the resolu-
tons finally demand return from
extravaganza to 81 implicitly and econ.
Omy.
Connecticut Puts II Strong Ticket in
the Field.
Hartford, Conn. September 6. The
Democratic State Convention Organiz-
ed to-day with Charles Durand, presi-
dent, and after recess, nominated the
following ticket: Governor, Richard
Is. Hubbard; Lieutenant Governor,
Francis G. LOOMS, both by acclama-
ton Secretary of State, Dwight l..
Moore; Treasurer, Edwin A. Buck !;
Comptroller, Charles G. Hubbard.
Electors at large, Governor Charles II.
Ingersoll and b. Franklin. Resou-
lutions were adopted cordially APPROX
ing the platform and nominees of the
late convention at st. Louis; ;
arraign the Republican party for cor
ruption and demand u change of ad.
ministrati0n to secure radical reform
in the civil service; charge the Repub-
lican party with opposing the economy
policy of the Democrats and causing
depression in business by official cor
ruption and extravaganza
Missouri Greenbackites Places state
Ticket In the Field.
ST.. LOUIS, September 6.-The State
Greenback Convention met at Jeffer-
son City at noon to-day, and after tenn
porarily organizing, took a recess.
Upon Resembling the following
ticket was unanimously nominated :;
Governor, J.P. Alexander; Lieutenant
Governor, James Il, Owens; Secretary
Of State, A. w. st. John; Auditor, A..
w. HuDbard Treasurer, +. l.. Price;
Attorney General, a. l.. Gilstrop; Reg
lister Of Lands, A. II. Taylor; Railroad
Commissioners, ii. NJ. Williams, Will
liam Hopkins, NJ. r. Banks. A full
electoral ticket was also nominated.
About twenty counties were repre-.
sented by some thirty odd delegates.
CopgrcssiOnaI Nominations.
New York, September 6.-Scott Lee
has been nominated for Congress by
reclamation.
CLEVELAND, o., September eth,
Democratic central committee to-day
nominated Hon. II. b. Payne for Con
gress, Judge Ranney having decline,
the nomination. 1t Is uncertain
whether Mr.. Payne will accept, h
having declined before the convention
WAS held,