The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-08

renuereu early IosumpuOn iupcs-
sible without the ruin and bankruptcy of
the country. A resolution was passed ex-
a preference for Hendricks,
but left delegates uninstructed.
The Maryland Democrats declared for
hard money and sent unpledged delegates
to St Louis. Bayard was thought to be
their choice.
Peter Cooper has ct last accepted, con-
ditionally, the nomination for the Presidency
conferred upon him by the National Green
back party.
The California delegates having been in
structed to cast the vote of California as a
unit, they will probably at the first ballot
go for Tilden, whatever changes are subse-
quently made.
In Virginia, just as the Republican State
Convention was adjourning, a resolution
was offered instructing the delegates to sup
port Mr.. Blaine for President, but was with
drawn, and one instructing the delegates to
vote as a unit was carried.
A Democratic Convention favoring green
backs met in New York ON the LIST of June.
One hundred and twenty-five delegates
were present. Resolutions were adopted
claiming admission for their delegates
IN the Convention at st. louis. as the only
dulv authorized representatives of the Dem
ocracv of the State. and the only orgauiza-
ton not controlled by money, and recognize
ing the duty of the Democratic party as the
champion Of the many against the aggression
of the few.
The Democratic State Convention Of Yer.
mont nominated William Il. Bingham for
Governor, and, fayoring no particular can.
didate. instructed their delegates to the
National Convention to vote as a unit.
Thor. was an omission of an ;mnoytant
word in The M;ssour; Democrat;c niatform
teleoranbed ~ the n,ess from jefferson civ
The fnance resolution sbonld have read.
We are in favor of the reneal of the Re-.
snmntion Act of January. 1852 instead of
we are in favor of the RESUMPTION Act.
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ueao soiuiers Oh Tue iaee war was generaiiy
observed ~'nrougnous tue county oh ma oo.
by Tue uPsets'ng u . saii-ooas On ffesn
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!. thst ho5r dnr;na a. ssss;on &c 1s,e.t7
De.iy Dass anu Ha.ase,e nausnei'y.
an"sI $50 aran - sos
.lIsrsa - 49, 49, 49, ~ ta-@a~
wbo when oocn.ed dsn;ad = pad1anrnaas
s..aS III ns-SSaSeS
La when The lattsr attasrsd h;na Dsn;s
drew . tn;fe and ont tba tbrost ~ his ant.a.
on;st who .rn;,sd - a. hon. ~ 20.
be,d nndsr hond.
len thousand knights Templar paraded
at Philadelphia on the LIST of June.
Three dead bodies-those of a man, a
woman, and a child-were found in a wood
near Belleyille. Illinois. a few DAYS AGO. At
tbe corore,,. ;nsnest tba harLaanas ~ a.
Tiemann House in RellevilIe ;dent;6sd
~ LOUSY, DeufIie' nusneu
.nem as 'nose Oh q family tnat stopped az
tnat mouse from tne 4Ih 10 the oist oil Nay,
from Evansville, Indiana. He lett a runk
az tne % house, In winch were found
photographs Oh an the recessed made by
ueorge Becker, OF Evansville, and a hymn
ooek Win the name Chrisiine Becker 1t.
Inc supPoslt'on Is the woman was a sister oil
1eo'se Decker. Inc feruics Oh lne jury
was " inc enec. snas sne man snos tne
woman ano enio' ana tnen killed nimsen
isls supposed poverty leu 10 the act
Au man was run over and Killed
by q tram on the st. Louis, Iron Mountain
q southern Railroad, IN the southern part
OF st. Louis, the other night. His head was
severed from his body. 1t is a supposed
ease 0f QulQi0p