, 1876-05-25
POLITICAL.
A Strong State Ticket Nomi~
mated Yesterday at
Springfield.
Shelby II. Cullom Nominated for
Governor OIL the First
Ballot
Andrew Shun1an, Of Cook
County, for Lieutcnant- t.
Governor.
Harlow, Needles, 1sutz, and
Etls;all Complete the
Ticket.
Tho Delegates to Cincinnati Largely
for Blaine, but Uninstruoted.
Republican Conventions Of Minnesota, His
seari, Kansas, aud Scw Hampshire.
The Democrats of MICHIGAN
for Tilden and Hard
Money.
Simon Cameron as the Successor
Of Charles Sumner.
The Pennsylvania Dicker, and It's Prob
able Result.
CONVENTIONS.
The Democrats of Michigan
for Tilden and Hard
Money.
CONVENTIONS.

Sp.c1a, fb,putch II 7nt y,tbune
arRsS0FlElD, ILL.,, Nav 2i,-AIl the dele
rates got In tits ,nrrnIur. onI thr yot, ri car.
yassIntr untl rau,,,stnt-. whlrh rcnsc1 ,hou,
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.,'n "'"e'.'' "''' "ct"'''' eo", ",'"eeu ''''f.
tt.ot1 "'S "o llolc, "tt His'oihlly usorpcu Jul
u t''e race, asking thelr lrehus only 1Or goott
complimentary vote to put thcm OIL the track
fur luur yeurs hence. Beyerflge wus On 1mn.l,
but H't IN fs,rcc. liz WIS reinute, upfrjcul1cd,
melancholy, slow. Crllon wus not yfsfhtc. nntl
EIlr,yay visible, bu, Of nu ,mnrtanre, Linntu-
ceu .fietl. and srr,v.,a ,,1,nrr,, ou,1 tbr ri,u,
f.t,cns ,yb,.h t,,r.. ,,M f,u,r C,'n,fv str,rr q,
rrort M, ,,u1,r.+,,.It,,. ami, a.. tn,t.n sn,,,.
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~ =. '.o IN ' 80, =. ~ ~ NV e''"'.'''
s ~ !" e'"'h 'ai'ous us'eb"t'ol's 'ae' pS
congressman uistFaels LOT Tic purpose u
sELEcFiSa MEMBERS OF COMMITTEES,
'eHshtes u tlle NntloAat convention, a1!1a
electors. Thu First. Sccontl, nnd Third Dis
tricts were shovel intn the room Of the Agri-
cultural Department, wlrre they FORMED iput
show With sn1.,e ears ar mammoth ,4,rn. The
t,",tAcruttons Of the S,mtb md Enrtb si,1rs
wsre t,trs o,' h,r,n,,p,nrs H., t,,,, 1vo,. et,1u
,,,. 49,. .,~,- 80 ., " - ~ 3s'
..'n, sss.- ".' '"s"s' .'aaete .,'o''
"'""., ie'ue'' VI u eh.e, "sls' IL tot'N tncn'
so'';" H''' l." set through t!lctf ot1slhcss' thcy
1l''ai:v s@t:e.s"S ~ aaleEstcs Postmaster
McArtca'aaf George Whnc. both s. Il. Dow ALL
H. e. Gtll h":r: e'iss;ci. Snf'scdhe;i,, White
WA forced tc :'t:....'- = amd 1"" pat on
IN thu otnrr dtelrien esrf,1n..i- went oil With
reafnnab'c sfilnotlness. lm the Thirtrt;.t nfs.
delegates 10 thu National Convention should
stntp where they stoa on tbs rscs{lenttu, question,
md then Instructed the It selected ia vo'p t"f
n'a'he. me saheahi"n ''if1Faet created surprise
by rnttns grcenbaek man on the Committee TN
nfter h,v3n,. hccn ,hnrc viii IL, 1trr,,., s'',ni
10 ,,,n, .J J's .'o.u VII" " ''"'0"'' 'o'ea
THE CONVENTION,
which was the largest mil ,pst resocctab1c In no,nt
Of tuuerin held in th,s s.atc for ysars, met N thc
called to order at l. o'clock by q. u. rurwcll,
,ro. ,,,Iar. H., ~ ~ s d., ~" - '''e'
""a '''e'ea W ane rev. Mr. n"e'
Sir, Farwc,l nomInu,ca t;rr. Hanson os ,cmno,orv
rl,atrnnn. mn, Mc.snrs harlow 3,slvn nn,t nv.
atrr c,uc,a a, n ~ H. ,,,n,f, "'''s "' 41'"'
Gen. Ranhom said he vas thnnkfnl for thc ex-
rrr"ston of rrspcct anu confidence. III hnd had
t.e s1er'enee ; as Presiding %leer' aad Therefore
49,. @ ."s" ",pe"'a"ae ,''' "ntn ~ LOUSY" on
that % nass o. delegates Tint md e"nc up
VINO seemed to have kp,nc prcat putu,.c in view.
Ia f,t I'm, th. n,issIon ~ ,hn 1,.n,,,,c," r,r,.
-. -. -, n,
""S "o' ~ "n en". laIl'aufe.l 4Aey came III
perform tic great huty of selecting candidates fur
Stale olllecs unI delegates to The National Cunycn.
tim TO srlcc, t,c next President lie ho,ra thrv
v,r. 1,hnnI v3,, ,,,,rtn,,n .,,,,t ,..ar,t -,
wy 'a".e" ".sa putr'o''e Fp'!'' "'.e'"hea ~
he'cct III bearers men whofe character tDr
hoh0r 41l capacity wa* flft guarantee to the ue,.
pie IT honest and economical Government. Ie
homl they would send Delegates III t,nctnrmtl
representative mcn If the party, wfo Gnutd rep.
resent the Interests 1t lllino!s 1rpl.slIcaus il
they should be-. When that WAS duur. h. felt
satisfied they could 80 lefurc the pcnplc If Illinois
ami Tho whole country ansi ri lip in nncquaci
majority III Suseusber. The charges Ut Republican
corruption aud frand wouh not a!icnatc ille great
snas*t's Of this party. That party hR. hisnry anil
nnbfc principles. ani tOng aud gtoriuus srrurt.
nfl Republicans would come u}t snIanty ant vote
| III So'cnher.. Tho party "an Inherently great l,i
WlHcPca and acta. 1t possesses The 9,ialfty Of
Fighting all wronss committed by liz salrr.cua.
ttsrs. as when IL found frau or corruption II
forward nnt stpnrcd l!se.n Tho cacacs Of the Re-
public would nut he allowed II hcite rontrui Vt
tho Government tiluy had sought y destroy, and
thu issue "aA the rama ~ Ut old, Hn4 It WIZ
Whr!lsr the Hcn who fought 10 snyA tblr country
shai still susrtn It IN November. Tho Conirtler.
ntc Congress now In session would 10 turned out.
lApp1ansc.l -.... ....
TEMFoutHy sgcYrT4u,E4
On motion of Mr. ii"ut, TcTktns, .nt Adams, ana
Sun,mer.uld, ot Cook. wese elected temporary
ns the roll of Consre.ru nirtrtCts f0r u,encra
zntlnn Resolutions 10 rcpurt State Central
la, o.