The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-01
THE NEWS.

p,..ident on the gath nominate
TO- " Beale, of Washington-tor
5.,,'1' ,.d e. cslifornia-tO succeed Mr. oFt'
y: api..er i to Austria n,,,,,...n s,,.
w. ysu Hampshire Republican Stat
,.ssntop to net on the s4'n' ~,3nn and selsGie,
e''VDD'+ IA the National Convention
ce 1--WE were uninstructed.
l.% y, Kansas Republican State conven
l'L IN n on the 94th, chose delegates t,
%, ,,s,.I;can as,5 5s National Convention, ant
.; '%3.', '.I :, ,p,olutioa declaring James &
fo''. no its first CHOICE as candidate
5ip+ !. .p,,.3snt L Of the United States.
], Minnesota Republican State Con
l1s u. ', ,,.embled at St. Paul on the 24th
'I-5. S.I..cl delegates to the National Con
- s.' , resolution endorsing Blaine
F'.,.' y. Presidency was adopted. The
,,.,n y, i,yors hard money, or its equiv
l-,l1papsr ,1i convertible iuto coin
w.. - ,,:s of D. W. Mum, ex-Super-
ii'nfIrtcrnal Revenue, on trial at Chi
n, conspiracy todefraud the Govern
Ny ,.r.ores, was concluded on the
ID. ID. By verdict Of not guilty.
T.r ysbraska Republican State Con
..io, i. which was held on the 23d and
,4 .l ,'oo,ed a resolution instructlng its
iJ,,s,s. ia the National Convention to
',, .,11- Blaine for the Presidency.
rr., EDITORIAL on the Black Hills, the
c;.,,, Tribune of the 2ith says an old
i,., who has lived in Colorado many
-, and has had large experience in
l, mining business, writes: There is
4.s nIJ sItnrough the Hills, but do
Al rsieye taerc are any paying dig
..,. At least none have been found
!, and if there ever is one, the
,grill ,Deak for itself. The amounts
,,-d from tine to time as beng re-
es or even taken from the Hills
tm mount to a drop in the bucket in
-sri,oD to what should have been
,rar Of mining camp if it was a
rl ro1ntry.n Another correspondent
ris: As yet | have not seen a gold
rpin tle hills that will pay two dollars
gsyper man, and the wonderful re-
Tp circulated in the States have
m.lt thousands to the country, with
anoner or grub enough to last them
t iyd fear, if something is not
oss Qo9, many will suffer-"
THE Michigan Democratic State Con
r,lfon was held at Lansing on the 24th,
| aiecc,ed delegates to the st. Louis
Convention, Standing sixteen for Tilden
|giiI fr Hendricks. A resolution was
|.pcd declaring that coin is the only
naler recognized by the traditions of the
Democratic party as warranted under the
Constitution
Tm Missouri Republican State Con
Taton which met at Jefferson City on the
Lih selected delegates to the National
Convention, who are said to be divided d
PgUa Blaine and Morton, with three
FrBI5or and one for ConkIing. The
Fln'a. resolution favors a currency of
|laPaNer convertible into coin.
IHE Illinois Republican State Convcn-
|-nal Springfield on the 2fth. The
| blowing State ticket was nominated
FrGTanor, Shelby NJ. Cullom: Lieu
|antGoyerpor Andrew Sbrman. Soc
i.a7 Of State. Geo. II Harlow rarom;
hated; Auditor, Thomas Needles: State
laa:arer, Edward Rutz; Attornev-Gen-
il, ]. K. Edsall, renominated. Dele
sts were chosen to tba National Can
eaaoa. who were ur;nstrrcted I'm, aro
.iD be LARGELY in favor Of RI,;na
h financial ros,I,..i", ~ - =, u p,riLe-
declares that the Convention Ioo,,0
fti confidence tn tbc National ponrh
ssH Convention f, so9vo fbo difio,,1.
DGIen OF the currency. that tbo oro,,it
1e Nation shall remain untarnisbcd.
ljla regard be had for the rights and
tieSE Of all the people, East as we'll
"@N North as well as South; that the
gu'.caN party has given to the peo-
1' best system Of paper currency ever
'S'l' ana dePrecates any legislation
might by any possibility cause a re-
u 10 The system of paper currency in
aence before the war.
/ LONDON telegram of the 25th notices
'Iet Pandora, to bring to England any
P'enes deposited there by Capt. Mares
'S eAPedItion.
oSS D. RUTAN, of Pennsylvania, was,
1e 10Th, nominated as United States
Ir wi. " Florence, the nomination of
y NeS having been Withdrawn.
-, J. GRANT, JR., has been admitted to
r'V"ce oi law in New York city.
ILL Aentucky Democratic State Con
.iol was held at Louisville on the
l. Uninsructed deIeqat.s wore
zen 10 the National Convention Tho
buttons demand the reneal Of tbe
se,hesumpton act, but insis, upon a
'n 70 specie payment at the earliest
It can be done without detriment to
commercial and industrial interests of
p'',.e'
liz California State Democratic Mat.
''''ofS d gold and silver currency,
opposes Chinese immigration. The
Eses to the National Corvention
Instructed to vote for the nomination
wv IiIden for the Presidency.
STATE Convention of fine soencer
Of the Alabama Renublicans yss
on the 25th, and deIeratos to tho NJ
u Convention were chosen. Thev
opposed to be mainly in favor of
=. w. Ior'ons nomination for the Pres
w Oy James Clarke for Governor.
LETTER received at Cincinnati from
u The Companyof Cincinna,ians who
NJ !, lle Black Hills, some timp since
u hearney Junction Nav o. s,a,oa ;
e Indians aro ~, Al.