The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-03
THE CAMPAIGN.
Hendricks Opens the Campaign 10 an
Audience OF Twelve ThOu,aud.
Governor SeymOur'S Defamation Boss
Packard as the Heather Chnec The
GubernatiOnal Race IN Tennessee
Triangular Ragbab,itts
the MIDDLE About G,vrrno~ sey
mOnr's BeC,inntion.

mOnr's Dec!inniion.
ELMlRA, n, V, September Judge
Gray, chairman of the late Democratic
state Convention telegraphs tie State
committee.it should not nnme candi-
date for Governor in place OF Seymour,
but should recall the convention or
call new one. Judge Gray says he
received IA telegram from Governor
Seymour declining the nomination for
any Office and withheld it from the
convention by the advice of the chair
man OF the State convention, who also
recommended that no mention be
made of it until committee appoint.
ed to confer with Governor Sel mour
had been heard from. The chairman
having latter reported that Goyernor
Seymour would accept the nomina-
ton, made 1t unnecessary to read the
dispatch.
UTICA, September 2 Dave MagOne,
Jr., Senator Herman. Hon. Scott Lord
j. Thomas Spriggs, \. w. Beardsly
and other prominent Democrats went
to Deellield this morning, and received
from Governor Seymour u refusal to
withdraw, or modify his absolute dis
inclination to allow the use of his
name rs candidate for Governor.
Boss Packard Coming Ihc HcaIhen
Chimec aver the Country,
New ON Fans, September IS. Is.
Packard. Uaitcd States Marshal for
the District OF Louisiana, being c II.
ddate for the Office OF Governor OF
that State, has rendered his resigna.
ton rs United States Marshal, to take
effect as soon rs his successor is mp.
pointed and qualified.
Hendricks Opens the Campaign
Twelve Thousand Persons Present.
SHELRYVILLE, IMP, September q
Governor Hendricks to day addressed
one of the largest meetings that will
probably be held this campaign. From
ten to twelve thousand persons wer,
present. The Governor was received
with great enthusiasm and manifesto
tons of welcome to his native country
Governor Hendricks was followed by
Hon. George Hoodley, whose speech
was prominent feature of the occa-
sion. General Shields and others are
speaking tonight.
The Rngbaby Men of Missouri.
ST.. Louis, September "A county
greenback convention was held here
to-day, and delegates were chosen I
the State convention TO be held in
Jefferson City on Wednesday next A
mass meeting of considerable magni-
tude is being held by them at the
courthouse tonight, where addresses
by u number of local speakers are be-
ing made.
The Greenbackists of New York.
New YORK, September THE in
dependent greenback pnrty of this
State, will hold convention Mt AL
bany, September Goth, and nominate a
State ticket.
The GubernatoriAl Race I'm Tennessee
to be n Triangular Fight.
NASHVILLE, September 2 -Yardly,o
colored, of Knoxville, practicing attor-
ney Of that city, and late justice of the
peace, announces himself candidate
for Governor in the Knoxville Chroni-
Gle, because the State Republican Con-
vention, to which he was delegate,
failed to carry out his views on ques-
tons vital to the Republican party and
voted down every proposition in the
interest OF his race. He says he is con-
fdent his candidacy is for the good of
his party and his race. Governor Por-
ter, the Democratic candidate, has sig
nitied his willingness to divide time
with Mr.. Ysrlly, or Mr.. Thomas, the
other independent candidate.