The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-01

carl schurE CRATES In EMalish AZ Cin-
cinnati
CINCINNATI, August 3l.-lIon. Carl
Schurl, made his first English speech
IN the Ohio campaign Tonight, at
Robinson's opera house. The building
was crowded to its utmost, and the
points in his speech were warmly mp
plauded.
Colorado Democratic nVention --
Hughes for Governor.
DENVER, Col, August 81. The Dem
ocratic State Convention effected II
permanent organization yesterday
evening at Maniton. At the evening
session Hon, b. NJ. Hughes, of Denver,
was nominated for Governor, and }.
Nj. Patterson for Congress, There has
been some acrimony in the Conven-
ton, but it will probably complete
nominations and adjourn to-day.
senator BooIh's Address at Terra
hauIe, Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, August Ex-senator
Newton Booth, of California, spoke to-
night at Terra Haute, and was greeted
by II large audience, it being his ma
tive place. His speech WAS mainly de-
voted to the consideration of different
financial plans, and claimed it to be
the duty of every one to put forward
their views, ana that the true plan will
eventually appear Referring to Til
den and Hendricks, he said, "Now, my
friends, let me ask you in candor II
the rebellion had succeeded aud the
Confederacy had heen established and
the present Democratic candidates for
President and Vice President had gone
down there and ran for Office, could
one utterance OF theirs In their North
ern homes have been quoted to pre-
vent any Confederate from voting fol
them? Would not their Northern re
cord have made them very eligible an,
proper candidates for the highest of
fees in the Southern Confectionery w
Seymour and nar ,heimer Dem ,crati
E0nIuess In New York.
SARATOGA, August 3l.-rhe Demo
cratic State convention reassCmhle
this morning. Horatio Seymour's aC
ceptance OF the nomination was an
nounced dgreat applause. The con
Vention then proceeded to nominate
a Lieutenant Governor, and the name
OF Dorsheimer, GARRISON, N. Potter
and Marion Marble were presented.
Finally Lieutenant Governor Dorshei.
mer was reuominated by acclamatioL Al.
Hewitt 60, West, was nominated
elector at large. vice Seymour, Robert
G. Earle, for Judge of the Court of ap-
peals, Davis A. Ogden, Canal commits
sioner and Robert II. Anderson, state
prison inspector,
seymour Positively Refuses 10 Accept
the Nomination for Governor,
UTICA, n. V, August 3l,-Governoi
Seymour, at II O'Clock last night, tele'
graphed Judge Gray, President of the
Democratic convention at Saratoga
Il am compelled by obstacles which
cannot overcome, TO decline the prof
fered nomination for Governor. cal
not be candidate for any office.
The telegram was either not re-
ceived or was not made public. This
morAing committee from the con
yention waited ON Governor Seymour
and his diclination OF the night befor,
was repeated. The committee return
ed to-day to Saratoga and Mr. Faux
per, of the committee, said to the con
yention: 81 am at liberty to assur
YOU that under the extraordinary cir
cumstances attending the nomination
Governor Seymour feels constrained t
obey the wishes of the people VIII
have go often honored him." Pro
longed applause greeted this announce
ment. The exact situation is stated I
be ~ follows: Governor Seymour Ia
in no way qualified his positive refu
sal to accept the nomination for Gov
ernor az his declaration was final an
will not be reconsidered, nor will h
consent to the use of his name. TIL
adjournment Of the convention leave
It with the State convention to fill u
vacancy. 1t Is understood the positio
will he filled by some one who wi
ooncillate all interests In the party.
Congressional Nominations.
DETROIT, August 3l.-A. Il. Cha
wick was to-day, nominated for Co
gress by the Democrats OF the Seven
district.
MILWAUKEE, August 3l.-At the
publican congressional convent.t
In the Second district today, il.
Caswell was nominated by ACCLAIM
ton.