Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-26
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BY Overland Telegraph.
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Illinois Republican Convention
who Fired ON Fort Sumt err
l~nflation Thinly Disguised.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May "a.
The Republican State Convention
was called to order by Hon. G. B.
Farwell at Don About 600 delegates
were present. Gen. Green b. Raun
was chosen temporary chairman. At
ter the appointment of committees the
convention adjourned until 2 o'clock.
The convention reassempled at 2:30
p. NJ. The Committee on Credentials re-
ported every county duly represented
by the de~legates-6l2 in number. Res
olutions were adopted reaffrming adj
herence To the principles of the Repnb-
lican party, and declaring that all men
have equal rights under the Constitu
ton; that the policy of leniency,
which gave the Democrats a majority
in the Lower H1use, controlled by
the rebel element, Is a false one and
has caused the death by violence of
over five thousand Unionists: tina it
is the duty of the Government to pro-
tect by arms, If necessary, Union citi-
Zens in the South; declaring that the
country needs a ma as executive
whose past record is such that it will
convince the world of his fitness to
force and oil edience to the Constitution
and all its provisions; that the Repub
lican party has given the country the
best paper currency ever devised. and
it is deemed unwise to return to the
paper currency in use before the war;
that the Republican party has brought
the finances of The country to such a
condition of prosperity that it is posi-.
BILE now to fund the national securities
into OF her notes running for "A longer
time and bearing less interest; declar.
ing that Grants administration has
commanded respect and confidence, in
its determined efforts to punish the
guilty of whatever party; Indignantly
condemning the Democratic party in
replacing Union soldiers by rebel sol
diers in places of trust and honor; ury.
ing the Republican masses of the State
to rise in this crisis and east their ole
for the party which saved the Union
in 1850 and 1864. and which is still
fighting for the preservation of the
country.
$50.
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Aseiorna ANA Iiard one
LANSING, May "a.
The Democratic State Convention
met here to- day and organized per-
mently by electing VIM. L.. Webber
president.
The delegates al large chosen to st.
Louis were, WIN. l.. Webber, Peter
MnIe, ~. M. Mlils anu iienrv ohaih-
gates
The reso,ut;ons den,ore tho denar RI.
ura from the nr;ncinIes of nant
which bas hronyh, corr,nt;on and
s,ogn.,;on ri hnS;nass and Ionr ,raiu
Of sv;is nnnn ne. dsnnnnco IL "a
m;n;str.,ipo as nart;san. ranoai.,a ,ha
idea Of the spoils of Office for yjctors:
in an honest administration conpen-
sations should be proportiona.e 10
services, and officials should be held
rigidly accountable; denounce the
right OF candidates To thrust them
selves into nomination In ven
oenounce as untrustwortny any cam
oidate VINO VIII nse money Tor the Pur-
pose OF election, n declars party sub
ordinate 10 PATRIOTISM; demand that
only honest candidates De n~oninated;
reassert tnat coin Is the only money
recoe by the traditions OF the
democratic party; declare u expedient
not TO instruct delegates TO the National
convention and invite the co-opera-
tion Of all honest men IN redeeining
the American name from Inc stigma
that rests upon 1t. Il
The delegation IS understood stand
Tor Iiiden 10, hendricks o.
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