The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-17
Samuel 4. Cary's Letter Accepting the
Nomination OF the. Rag Baby
Convention.
Wade Hampton Unanimously Nominated
for Governor Breach In the Arkan.
sas Republican Party Partially
Healed Congressional,
The Republican Nominee for Governor
In Missouri Will not Mako the Race,

'plolS Noul culluut W OlllClully uOllIN
Gustavous A. Finkelnberg ofhis nomi
nation for Governor called on thai
gentleman this afternoon and per
formed the duty assigned them. In
reply Mr.. Ejnkelnberg stated he hae
repeatedly said he would not be a can.
didate, that he had sent letter TO tn,
convention positively declining the
nomination, and now, after still fur.
ther reflection upon the subject, he re-
iterated his former statements, and re.
specially but positively declined the
nomination. He did not give any spe-
ciiic reasons for his declination, but II
was evident, from the tone OF his re-
marks, they are OF business nature.
A meeting Of the State central COM
mittee will be held on the Gath
instant to take action In the matter
and fill the vacancy caused by Mr..
Finkelnberg's retirement.
Another Fusion Movement IN Michi.
gan.
DETROIT, Mich, August l6. Henry
Chamberlin was to-day nominated by
the Democrats for Congress in the
fourth district. 1t Is expected he will
also receive the support of the green
back party.
Fusion Congressional Nomination I'm
Michigan.
DETROIT, Mich, August l6.-Myron
Harris was nominated to-day at
Grand Rapids for representative In
Congress by the Democrats and the
National party Of the Fifth district.
Separate conventions were held.
Durham RenOminated In Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, August l6.-Hon. NJ.
J. Durham was renominated for Con-
gress to-day, at Stanford, by acclama-
ton.
Indication Of the Republican party
In Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, August l6.--Breach in
the Republican party is at last appar-
emily healed, Hon. Joseph Brooks,
nomlneeof the regulars, to-day form
ally declines to accept, and for the
sake Of unity ana harmony, the vacant
place was rendered to General A. w.
Bishop, nominee of the new deal wing
of the party. Bishop accepted, and
now heads the ticket OF the regulars
while the new deal ticket dies by mu.
tual consent.
ohio Congressional Nomination.
TOLEDO, Ohio, August l6.-Ex-Gov-
ernor J. ID. Cox, OF this city, was
unanimously nominated to Congress
by the Republican convention of the
sixth Congressional district, held here
to-day.
Tho Rag baby In ohio.
CLEVELAND, o., August l8.--A call
has been issued for an Independent
Green back State convention TO be held
at Columbus Oh September 18th. The
call is issued by order of the Green
back National committee, and is
signed by Reuben Carroll, member
uf the committee from Ohio.
Wade Hampton Nominated for Gov
crnor,
COLUMBIA, s. g., August l6.--The
State Democratic Convention unani-
mously nominated General Wade
Hampton for Governor, after which II
adjourned until tomorrow.
nam Cary's letter Accepting the Nom.
inatiOn OF the Greenback COnyen
ton.
New YORK, August l6.--Samuel f.
Cary, in letter accepting the nomi
nation of the Independent Greenbacl
party for vice-president of the UniteC
States, says that no man can mistake
his position. First-That he Is in fa
vor OF restoring the silver dollar to III
old position US unit value. Second
That all national bank notes should b.
withdrawn from circulation. Third
That paper money should consist ex
clusively o. notes issued by the govern
ment, vita such legislation as woul'
cause them to be fully equal in va'u'
to the specie dollar under all clrcum
stances and throughout all time
Fourth-That incontroverti BILE bondt
of the government, bearing an equablt
rate of interest, should be issued sc
that money in circulation may DO de-
termined, not by an arbitrary law o.
Congress, nor by board of natlona
bankers, but by laws of trade ant
commerce, or, IN other words, by thu
demands of business. The gold basi
of currency IL sham and cheat
The true basis, the national credit
represented by interest bearing
bonds, stripped OF all disguises
The point at issue is whethe
national banks shall furnish all tn
currency, or whether 1t shall be sup
piled by the Government. Both tn
old parties are distinctly committed /
the policy OF an unlimited issue Q
national bank notes and withdraws
and cancellation Of oil governmen
currency. The widest initiation OF ns
tional bank notes Is provided for |