, 1876-09-21
At1sCELLANEOUS.

DEs MONIES, la., Sept. 90.--Thc State Grcen-
bnclx Convention WIS hold hcre to@lny. Tho
1lon. James Mathews was elected President.
Seven Congressional Districts were parttnlly
repro sentcta, and, finally all present In sympa-
thy with the movement wore invited to par-
tTcipatc. Tho following rcs61u tsons were ndopt-
cd; Tho delegates favor the adoption Of the
recognize tho rights of capital, but condemn
spcclnl legislation In its favor; t1e,nat,l
the reduction Of official salariea proporttnnatc'
To tho reduction of tho profits IN 'a'ori demand
tLon of sold!crs' lsn,ntics; approve und indorsc
II Thu nominations were: For Secretary Of
%e a; scc5%,ly ,sGn Of Sioux o,i ,Gi'tyi 1snl Aa
ss sn.tcs o'osf' & ts C 1 See, 81 ''f;fsss sssei
u. Walker; snpcrintcndcut of Public 1t'str,lc-
tim, tho Rev. ]. A.. Mail, Of Polk. The latter
Iirnry, Of Polk, and s. Il. Bonllan,, Of Monroe,
were nominated for Judges Of tho Supreme
Court. Porte Welc1i, Of Oskaloosa, and A. N.
Dawley, Of Fort Dodge, wcre chosen Eloetors-
consideration OF bis nomination, which was
aKANp nArIns. Mlt;lI.,
!sutcfai Dispatch to Tne Tribune
GeAsp lfArIps, Alicl,., sept. a0.@The Daily
EreninH 4haHt tho organ Of tho Grccnbackcrs liz
Nortl'crn Michigan, ,ip,bltsled thia city. pctcrcd
out and announced ita lentll With this evenings
sa1 wees ss II was ys ty
want OF Erccnhacla md support It had real
cn.,su to cry moro greenbacks. It ia rumorcl
tl,at the Daily Times, which lns been q
as u eansd piGs s political f% bssc na Msik
tlip SUCCESSOR Of the tlfaii. There seems to bo
rcason for the report, as tho 4nai suggests It,
md 1t ia Known TINT efforts are making TO cflcrt
ths change: Such tsaage vii nut DO tic Re
Of the State my real damage Brick Pomeroy
morrow night.
| LAFAYETTE, 1sp.
LArArf4T i, ''ssp sept IL fees Koernor
spoke to small Handful from tic independent
Dctuocrntic staud this evcnng. HIS whole
gancc aud stealing Of shc Republican parity
tho same DID, stal0 story, repeated on the prln.
ciple that Ito ia good aa tho trutl! wien well
stuck to. 1to 1nulcd tho Democratic majority
In the Lower House to the ektea for their efforts
fn tho direction Of rctrcnchmcnt aud reform,
| and promised still greater achievements In The
new Congress, "tf we'nns carry the coming
election" Ills speech was tame and monot
| FOND Do LAC.
rosp g estGzSs Wis sspt Il a, Kepabenr
vouSd at tho Caur1Ionse III this city this after
noon for tho purpose Of nominating a candidate
for Congress- IN behalf Of tho Republicans
They c1so Mo g. W. Garter to run a9st Gen
wound In ono Uf ills limbs. Ttis patriotism DE-
serves tho recognition Of every soldier, md TIL
hearty support OF every loyul lnan III this dis
trict: The Convention adoptcd the Cincinnati
platform cntirc.
THE INCOME NErunNs or T1LDEN AND TWEED
n't,s e sc, ctsnnS is2Vth S2VHhHtrs rsqa,,,co
tho renort tint tue uovcrnment viii enter aui
ngalllst Gov. Tiltlen Tor tho amount duo ns In
c0me tax, tho authorities etato that, in orde
TINT such motion may not be ntsconstrlctl d!
asr HF aty e ye,esen se y" dsn e. sss Ia
stimulated inquiry Into income returns geIl
oraly, mud rs It Is found that Tweed 1nado WIN
waB believed to he Ialso returnR, 1t is proposc'
to bring suit against him for arrcaragcs an'
n taf i Edisor ar, /, re IL Xyiea9e. ~,
nicnNoNn, ILL.,, sept; MEris m following r IT,
"Where docs rapa 60 to churcht" WIS askc
q lttt!s ,gir1,, of s. years, who was yisitin
friends. "1h! Papn doesn't 70 to church; he'
Dclnocrat!" was tho ready RESPONSE
DAVENPORT, IA.
2as 5ssss Ia sn s A ;1s e{y SsRIa s r
in hi the Ger,nan Thcatre. rowarful speecit
wcro ma.1s by United States Bcnator Alllso
and the lion. james r. Lane. Tho Hayes c1ub
turned out With torches, 500 strong, before til
meeting,
!; Ru0DE ISLAND DEMocsA7Iu CONVENTION.
l'noylpENcE, Il. T., Sept. 20-1he Dem,
! cratic State Electoral Convention mot totln,
Charles H. page presiding, and chose tic folov
: tux clrctors: William Reach Lawrence. ClIarlt
Il. Cuttor, A. d. Lewis, and Olnoy Arnold.
!, non 1NdgltsoI1 At DAYTON.
DAYTON, O., Sept. 20.-1ho largrst polite
mass.mecsfng over held IN this city was address
!, cd tll!a evening by Col. Robert lngcrsoll. 4
tic conclusion of his r1rnarks, Gen. Butler W,
called forward nnd greeted with enthusiast
applause. lie made, In reply, short, pitt
speech OIL thu present political Issues.