The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-09-07


tional organization in the South, founded
upon antagonism OF race and color, and tor
duplicity in the financial policy.
In regard TO the Democratic candidates
for the Presidency ard Vice Presidency, the
resolutions say : OF its national candidates,
one Of hem is an ioii stionist, and the o;ie
guilty of compromising his convictions TO
coDcliiate class whose heresies he knows
would lead to financial chaos; that they
are disciples of that ultra school which be-
fore the war admitted the right OF q State
to secede, and since the war denies the
power of the nation to protect the lives and
rights of its citizens. The resolutions
newal OF business and trade, simpli6cations
of taxation and prudent husbandry Of pub
lie money, and favor such legislation as
will promote the causes of education, tenn
perance, labor, and equal rights of Ameri-
can citizens, irrespective Of sex.
Thos. Talbot and Stephen Salisbury we're
chosen electors at large. Convention then
adjourned.
VERMONT ELECTION.
WHITE RIVER, Vermont, September o.
Appearances Indicate that the exciting can
vass OF the past few weeks will eliminate
today in bringing TO the polls nearly every
voier in the State. Reports from all quar-
ters show that no such enthusiasm has been
manifested since Lincoln's fist election.
The Republicans consider that there is
strong probability OF an increase OF 5000
votes over their majority of 1874. The
Democrats are sanguIne that the election
will show q reaction Of sentiment in favor
Of their party.
Sixty towns in Is counties give Fair
banks ID, 165: Bingham 7,liS The sane
towns in 1874 gave Peek 1883; Bingham
SOIL. Republican gain 2.210.
THE Returns.
BURLINGTON, VT, September 5.-The Re-
publicans elect their representative by l36
majority; republican gain Of 225 over lSl2 =;
the democrats gain 20 in Norwich So towns
give Fairbanks 20, 165; Bingham 9,4S4;
same towns in 1874, gave Peck 1928 !;
Bingham 6,S0S; congressional majority
show corresponding gains. Il6 towns give
Fairbanks q, 1903; Bingham IA, 1879; same
towns in 1874, gave Peck 81 ,l64, and Bing.
ham 9,66S.
towns give Joyce, Republican, 9,417;
Suiius, IcuONIdt, f,1si.
In the second district, "a towns give
Dennison, Republican, S,lO4 Dickey, Dem
ocrat, 1904.
In tine third district, 80 tows give Hendre,
Republican, SSH; Edwards, Democrat,
267s.
The probable Republican Congressional
majority in the first district will be 10000;
second district, 1900 third district, TO-
900.
The corrected figures Of liz towns give
Fairbank 2S,5S5; Bingham, 1905. One
hundred and thirty-six towns to hear from
will probably increase the Republican ma
jority to 10000.
OMAHA, Nebraska, septeu Der 5.-The
Democratic State convention meets
fere Tomorrow. A large number Of dele
gates are already present.
ARKANSAS ELECTION.
LITTLE Rock, September 5-Full returns
from the election in this county are not YET
received. Both sides claim it. Few re-
turns have arrived from outside Counties
The vote is generally very full. The DEM
ocrats claim the State by from 10000 to
$4,000 majority.
DELAWARE ELECTION.
WILMINGTON, September 5-In the cleo
ton in this city to-day, for members OF the
city council, the Republicans were success
full, carrying s out OF 10 wards, ard electing
. out of IL councilmen.