The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
THE MAINE REPUBLICANS.
THE REPUBLICAN coNvENTIoN-MR. BLAINE TO
GO TO THE UNITED STATES sENATE--GovER-
Non COMMON TO DE HENoM1NATrD.

THE REPUBLICAN coNvENTIoN-MR. DIANE TO
GO TO THE UNITED STATES sENATE--GovER-
NOR COMMON TO DE RENoM1NArrD.
BANGOR, June %, 1875
The Republican State Convention met hore to-day.
William n Rust, the temporary cdseu1ac, addressed
the Convention upon the before tho people. Hc
defended the republican party the party Of
form and the advocate OF all true principles of repub
iicau government The policy of the party he said
was aggressive, and Blaine was It's true exponent.
tAppausc.) Such was the man and such tbs prin-
ciples tho republicans Of this State would wish to have
cnthroned the national capital but IL was
be- The republicans Of Name have the assurance that
their ticke, viii succeed. Tho party in Name will
carry out tho sentiments or leader and roll up
round majority in september.
Alter tho reading Of the call for the Convention
mttees on Credentials and Permanent Organization
were announced; also State Committee and Com
mi,tcc on Resolutions. Governor Dinglcy addressed
the Convention speaking highly eulogstic terms OF
the Cincinnati nominees He said although Blame
the first choice OF Maine Hayes vas the second anu
w W. Castle. OF Belfast then submitted the follow
tag rcsolEi0u:-
Resolved Iha. in view q Prob able ,.cancy in the
fully comments The appointment Of James o. Blaine al
she vacancy. and Massachusetts, viii please take notice
Adopted BY unanimous rising vote Three cheers
for Plane and three chccrs for Hayes and wheccry
The following despatch was then read and received
with APPLAUSE
WAsnrxcrox, ID. c.. June 81. 1876
To rux PRESIDENT rus RsrunLIcAs CONVENTION. BAN
if,ny health had permitted would been with you
Accept congratulations on ,ne Sri~ns promise
n-tona victory Tor the republican party Every
sn,rs made give Governor conaor MAGNIFICENT
way Tor the sriumpnant election OF Hayes snd %heesG
The Committee on Resolutions thea reported 6Gy
delegates present The Committee on Permanent Or
eanixaton reported that the temporary be maze per-
nancnt organ zation with sixteen v,ce presidcnts
Governor Dnglcy then moved that Governor Conner
DO nominated Tor Governor BY acciamaton, which was
dole Dy rising vote.
mated Preside nal elcctor 81 large Tor the weatcrn
ton and n A. Fnrwcli. OF Rvckiand. Tor the Eastern
section Of the State, was Unanimously eeetea eeetor AZ
large
j. /. stevens from sns Committee on Resolutions.
reported az folows:--
Resolved rhat sh. c,n~snoa sceeps the resolutions Of
OF tho principles % tho scpnSeAa party and
hereby pledges INC .gaoesns o. .ns 20 We AZ honor.
ture acts and policy OF the government,
phssc approval 70 The nonn atom u Rutherford IS iisves
sr e ~ o. , Nov % .1 Ss
The second resolution thanks tho republicans OF
other states for their enthusiastic support OF Mr.
Blame at Cincinnati
The third resolution rcalrms adherence "a qgodtaS.
ton and the developments OF the resources Of the
State.
The fourth and last thanks Governor Conner the
ability, Grnness and ldelty with which lie has per-
formed his duties and pledges bis reelection in Sep
TENDER.
The Convention then adjourned with cheers Con-
nor ana IL. 600 majority.
The Fourth Distric, Convention this afternoon nomi-
mated l. Powers. OF Houlton Tor Congress. no
ing 19s out oil the 2}3 votes on the first ballot j. w.
Porter OF burlington, was chosen Presidential elector
by acclamaton. Resolutions adopted Endorsing
tho CinCihnatl psntfuyun ANd candidates.