Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-24
specie payments ia New York, and

specie payments ia New York, and
|reauiring all taxes to be paid in gold
| on and after January 1st 1879, joins
with his party, as its presidential can
lidaie in repudiating the pledge OF
specie redemption throughout the
country, ON the same die, thus COM
pelliag the people Of New York to
pay IN gold and at the same time
denying them the means todo it.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
! The nomination OF candidate for
governor was proceeded with.
Phelps presented the name OF the
war governor, Z. d. Morgan.
Gro. VIM Gurtis uommated VIM
NJ Ev2rts.
| Dcpew named VIM FL. Roberstcn.
McAtthnr placed Martin f. Town.
send in nomination.
Gov. Morgan was nominated on the
first ballot Ms follow Morgan 242 ;
i Evarts 1st6, Robertson "A Townsend
Is; whole number 4l0; necessary to
choice. 2O6. Y
On motion oi Mr.. Curtis the nemi-
nAtion WAS made una nimous, and the
lsconyentioa took recess until eight
o'clock. Gu re assembling Sherman
is. Rogers WAS nominated for Ii Gov.
The rest Of state ticket was uominat-
ed after which the convention adjourn
ed sine die.
GovERSoasHIr OF SEw YORK
SARAroGA, Aug 23. = Cornell hav-
ing written = letter Withdrawing from
the candidacy, his friends are expee-
ted to support Morgan FOR governor.
THE LIBERALS sa.i1 I. 49,
I SARATOGA, 13.-At : meeting Of
! the delegates from eighteen counties
/ to the liberal republican convention,
ID. u. Brown amember Of the liberal
state eommiltee presiding pit vAs res
solved, ipa1 u0hsas the1 nd been-re-
fused Adn asin4 10 thesiib61t 6pevcns
J ton sscane1by sCochr1isea Unless g,hey
pledge themselves IN advance 10 sup.
port the republican, administration,
that the .ssemolage now in session,
uuder the leadership OF Johu Coch-
rane is incompetent and unauthorized
TO take any action, rs liberal reRubli-
cans.
Resoleea, That Ne ha We implicit
confidence in the admirable reform
policy Of the governor Of this state
aud have the fullest faith in his abili,
/ ty and craftsmanship, and admire his
hoAess feithl IN Il the people.
1 Tlai j Nithout undertaking . speak fol the
Z 4 .l..st,sra1 repabiscAd party We reconmenda MI
true liberals OF the country To cordially
support The ST. Louis nominees as the hes,
means Of liflipg the country out Of Tho
ruin which threatens II.
! INoIANA DEMocRAcY.
! ISDIANAroLrs, Aug. 23--Hoa. j
/ d. Williams and d. w. VOORHEES,
were enthusiastically received t@-day
At Green Castle by 1000. Williams
i spoke an hour, reviewed the repubh-
can record, declared tie people want.
ed change Of government, and dis
cussed national policies. He said tht
democratic house began retrench,
ment, and offered to get along viii
1860 cnploy os less, and saved by ii
q appropriations $50, 100000 II this
bad been begun ten years ago ],
would have saved three hundred mil
lions principal And one hundred ALL
I sixty sa.llions interest. He referred
to the Legislation on the president
salary, and read the names Of thoe'
voting not To reduce it. He showet
how the house bad reduced its ex
penses ia appropriations for docu
q ments, and clerk hire, and said
there's any ereditia this sAving giv'
the members each one fifth; II an
blame saddle it on us, for we did i
; on purpose. . 4
ALABAMA.
MoSraoA Aug. % The dem
ocrats OF the Sth district have nom
mated Col. w. w. Gorth, Of Mad
( sos. ooaa.y, sfos ooagresA.
West vKGlNIA
fwHERL,Se, Aug 23-Ben W,lso
8 was renominated for congress in ,h
first district OF this state, at the. dem
ocratic convention held at Parker
burg to-day.
,ssg.., kENrucK VI
LKxlssros, Aug. s3-The demo
i. cratic congressional convention of til
e district ,clo,ninafed j GsSs Rlacl
Il burn.
! CALIFORNIA eRAsGEns.
SAN ERxNcKco. August 23-Tt