, 1876-08-07

President Of tho United States; and that tho
approaching election In November will ratffy /
over all opposition for tho position to which he |
aspircs anil SO juatly merits, there cannot be
Tho shadow Of doubt.
ARKaN NSAH.
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AN oEFLEAsAnr ou1LooA foh hEfohL'e~"e'
spteiaa Correspondence: u Th@ 1teaae. r. ,,-,
LITTLE KocK, Ark'' aug. a-Ihc politscat
situation ia this s.ato at the present tune ts1,
~, a,,n.har r. IL rorrcitea fart cve1, hv 1he
IL ane,nes' ~ ton.suer .aes' &c" ~ ~
tcputseah party tnat tnese - NJ. loses sllousu
In their ranks to overthrow Democratic RUE
marc,;.d to tbc nol,s in united and solid pha1aux,
H.. ,Sa ..s.,,,. ~, .ns poa,,l,,,cnn ,ar.r !. a.
out ,he p'sit'on VI th' nIpeo..'n. ~ o'
proolenas'cnl ~ proposition m Eoela ls ~, 70
IN this eity which elected Delegates to the
Cincinnati convcntion. hut icc]arcd bv
.'As'!.a.' e'a'e",.on, ,. W. ues.a
u benes ~ 'sso.u''one .n"' o"1ns ~. ~
ihe eortptson ;m. as ' WI ptergmt t en-. IN atste .te
ticket tn the field: They declared even that 1t
would bc worse than folly to do 20. With hope
of clccting the sumo, at an election held by
Democratic 1ndgcs and clerks, nt which Ke-
Things raM ainootlfy for q time, until onc day
Gen. 4. ". nlslop game forward wth call for
\ Republican State Convention LOT Jnly -, ~
nominate State tiSket anl Il Presldent!al Elee-
Resident Executive Committee" Thu Ion: y:
". DoEfcyf a. Chnlrman of the state CcntFal
Committee, then sent communication to
Bishop, asking him and the faction be repre-
on tho 9th Of August, or At any later date that
might be convenient, and consider the propriety
of nominating State ticket, etc. Bishop, in
the name Of Ills wing Of the party, declined, and
the result W9s TINT on ts,c M 9Th day q July
ean can party ot the State of Arkansas. indorsed
the national platform adopted at cincln,Esti,
aud proclaimed that tle party now administer
iua,,cial or governmental policy Of system, and
sion @ @ 1caet.nary' and That ti,ef peisittal Ener-
nllty is iu danger, of being allured to tho
iurthcr Into details. viii give the ticket no,n|.
mated, which Is certainly very respectable one;
Gen. 4, ". Bishop wAs nominated for Governor.
Gen. bishop CANT to the State during the Wor,
s1 eS xTs IT. t. hs Sssena az aoe
Mur;lhy's stan ar!a also Gov. naxtcr's, and was
afterwards made President Ut the Arkansas It,-
dustrial University Mt Fayetteville. lie Is by
profession lawyer, gentleman of CULTURE and
Tie lion. ". l.. Copeland, the candidate for
SECRETARY OF State, IL q colorcd man, polished IL,
asldrcs., fluent u speec aud tnAn 1T good in
formation. As q parl!alneutarian hc 10 to
Arkansas Yfat Blulnu Ia TO tic nation. 1{c has
bocu seyerul titnes III the Legislature, both
un,ier Democratic anl Republican, rule.
This candidate for Auditor is ]. H. nerry, who
bcforr tho War was County Clerk Of Madison
County, and suvcrat ttlnes Ctork of thu Hol1sc
Of Representatives. llo has bcen tSico Auditor
under Democratic rulc, but has deserted that
purity, and is now considered turn-coat hy
thenl, nlld abused accordingly. Lie Is boil-in-
law Of cx-Gov. Murphy, perfect gentleman,
Of two terms.
Tbs Hon. a. 4. c. Rogers Is candidate for
Treasurer, Ii. 4. pcArce for Atturney-
General, q. ". Mcdonald tyr STATE
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