Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-31

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| power.
Horatio Seymour was then nomiu-
aled for governor by reclamation
Adjourned :
CiNcINNA1I, Aug. 30.-1'he demo-
Gratis OF the first district nominated
| Milton Taylor fer. congress. and those
of I'd district nominated II. b. Ban
ming.
! CLEVELAND, Aug. 30-Judge r, n
ney accepts the democratic npmuia-
/ tion for congress. + a-
I New BRUNSWICK, n. j., Aug. 80,
/ he republican. state convention met
here to-day. Prof. Geo, w. uthefton,
Tof Rutgers college,, was chosen tenn
! porary chairman aud the sconvenlion
took recess Till l83.l5, p m.
| Upon reassembling temporary or.
ganization was made. The permanent
resolutions heartily endorse the Cln-
cinnati platform. and claim they can
not and dare not trust the democratic
party. Demandfree schools aud An
amendment to the constitution that
shall forever keep them from all sec
TARTAN influence.
CONNECTICUT.
| New HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 30.--
/ The republican state convention met
| her to. o.dAy. Ex-Governor Jewell was
chosen per,nancnt chairmans The
eo,nmiltee nominated the tnlloming
electoral ticket at large Ex-prcsi-
dent T. ID. Woolsey, of Yale college,;
ani Hon. Marshal jewell. The old
ticket was renomlnated as follows:
Gov. Henry G. Robertson, HAriford, !,
1t. Gov. +. J. Kingsbury, Water
bury; Sec. Of State, Gen. f. Walker,
New Haven Treas'r, Jeremiah Olsey,
Thompson Comptroller, Eli Curtis,
/ WAtertown.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 30
The convention platform protests
| sgsinst fraud, ihtimida,iots And vio-
lance by democratic politicians. in ,he
| reconstructed states. Declares for re-
form in civil service, protests against
the repeal by the democratic house Of
the resumption clause, and declares
/ for generosity and good will TO the
people of the south, but protests
against rewarding rebellion aud trea-
son. Characterizes Tilden as man
who withheld from he friends Of the
uaipn his@sympathy and support Y hen
the nations existence was in peril,
and declares president Grant entitled
to thanks for his patriotic services to
the country
IOWA DEMOCRACY.
i Dies MoTNEs, Aug. 30-The demo
/ cratic State convention met this morn
/ ing and was called to order by +.
| Campbell. Col w. w. Merritt, 81
Montgomery, was elected chairman.
I Committees were appointed, as usual
and the convention took recess.
/ The democratic congressional con-
vention of this district has nominated
81. Giipin.
j DEs MONIES, Ia, AugnA 30-The
1 democratic state. convention assem-
Eblcd here to-day, D. T. Miller, was
elected president aud L. O.. Walker,
secretary. The platform strongly en-
dorses TAlden and Hendricks aud de.
nouces republicanism. The peoples
nominations are as follows: Secre.
tary OF state, .Jno. Stnberauch, Marion
county; treasurer, Wesley Jones, De.
\ Moines county auditor, Wh.. Grom
vey, Pottawotamie; judges of the su
prcme court, Walter |. Hayes, Gin
ton; Wm. Graham, Dubuque; attor
ney general, j. c. Cook, Jasper coun
ty /; register Of state land Office, Capt
4 n. G. Ridenour, Page county,; nj
nomination was made for superintend
ent of public instruction, the state
central committee being authorized
q to 6ll. The district made nomination.
3 for district electors as follows: Is
district, Joha Reinhart, Washington
j I'd, D G Cloud, Muscatine; Sd, d
VIM Hoffbaur, Dubuque; 4th, DR. {
J, V Hartman, Franklin; 9Th, Col \
Preston, Lian, 9Th, 7. 3. Perry, Mon
roe W w Wilmer, Polk; Slh, H !
Scott, Montgomery; 9th, M K Ram
: sey, Boone, elector.
sSss WISCONSIN. ~ $3.50
: SHEBoYGAN, Aug. 3o.-At the dem
ocratie congressional convention
this district, Edward S. Briggs, {
: Fond, du Lac was nominated over
/. Burchard present representative.
CoLuaBus, O., Aug. 3o.-The r
Ipublicans of thes12th district to-da
/ nominated Geo. Nash, OF Columbu
s for congress. e
y FOR CONGRESS.
III DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 30-The gree
4 back cong gressionai con nventioa here TO ds
;, nominsted Jno. ~ Reuhie for congre
q the first district
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