The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-25

at twop m. by Hon, John 0uthrl
Chairman OF the State Central Con
miltee, Colonel w, II, WhIteman,
Cherokee, was elected temporary chat
+ man, aud u, u, Evans temporary Sc
Rotary Motions to appoint commit
Tee on resolutions were repeated
voted down. Committees on perml
nent organization and credentials wei
appointed, aud the Convention took
recess until four p' N. Tho sontlmen
ofthe convention Iastrongly for Blaln,
I but Il Is probable the delegates wi
not he instructed. During The reces
tile delegations nom each congresslol
al districts are In secret caucus
MONTGOMERY, Ala, May eth
Spencer wing Of the Republican Con
ventlon met to-day. A Committee OF
Credentials was appointed and rcces
taken. Most OF the delegates are rev
eLue collectors, postmasters, clerk
and officials from the United State,
Marshals office.
LINCOLN, His, May "a. Tho Repub
lican Congressional Convention 70.
this, the Tenth district, to-day noml
mated Judge Upton, OF Bloomington
for Congress.
CoNcoRp, n, H., May u, The Re
publican state Convention, 60 elect
delegates TO the National Convention
met to-day. Resolutions leave the
delegation uniustructcd aud untram.
melled, but that every honorable effort
shall be made to secure the nomination
OF candidates whose names will in.
splro confidence and enthusiasm, and
whose election viii be an unfailing as.
surance OF a pure aud efficient admin.
istration. Delegates chosen-C. H.
Burns, Daniel Hall, Ira Calvin and
Nathaniel White,
OMAHA, May q. The Republican
State Convention at Fremont reas'
sembled at half-past eight o'clock this
morning, and concluded permanent
organization by electing General q. ii.
Vanwick, Of Othe county, chairman.
The following persons were elected
delegates to the Cincinnati Conven-
ton II. Y. Brown, n T. Pinney, l..
w. Osborn, II. $. 0skelly and A.
Nance. They were instructed for
Blaine, The Central Committee Is an
ti'greenback by large majority.
SpMNGFIELD, H., May 2I.-Tbe Re-
publican state Convention was called
to order at noon to-day. There are
about six hundred delegates present.
General Green b. Raven was chosen
temporary Chairman, aud after the
appointment Of committees the CON
vontion adjourned until . o'clock.
The convention reassembled at $50 y.
m, and the committee on permanent
organization reported for permanent
President Hon, III. =. Baker. Hon.
Shelby M. Culom was nominated for
Governor on the first ballot, .
The Republicans have chosen the fol-
lowing delegates to the National Con-
vention: JOS. Robbins, H. q. Ingersoll,
GIN, Raum, Geo. s.. Bango. After the
appointment of the State Central Com
mlttee, nominations were proceeded
with aud the first ballot resulted
largely In favor OF Shelby NJ. Cullom,
of Springfield, for Governor, the
names OF Berbridge aud Ridgeway
being withdrawn. The nomination
was made Unanimous.
The following additional nomiha-
lions were made: Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Andrew Shuman, of the Chicago
Evening Journal Secretary of State,
George Ii. Harland; Auditor, Thomas
b. Needles; Treasurer, II. s. Rutz; At
torney General, j. X. Edsalls present
The resolutions reailirm
the principles of the Republican party;
declares that the policy Of leniency
towards those recently In arms against
the Udited States, which has resulted
in placing In power In the lower House
Of Congress u political party nomina-
ted by ex Confederates and which has
caused the death by violence OF Mt least
live thousand uiiionists and negroes Is
a false one an executive Is demanded
whose public life Is guarantee of
aud fidelity with the will to
discharge the great public trust laws
should be passed authorizing the
speedy funding Of United States OPP
Lional bonds into longer time bonds,
bearing lower rate OF interest duty
)f the Government TO redeem every
promise 1t has made In absolute good
faith; look with confidence
10 the National Republican Con-
vention to so solve the difficult prob
lem, that the credit of the nation shall
remain untarnished; the Republican
party has given the people the best
system ofpaper currency ever devised,
aud would depreciate any legislation
hat might by any possibility cause a
return TO a system of paper currency
he'resolutions further express, conf
iente in the administration of Presi.
lent Grant; condemn the Democratic
party for removing union soldiers from
places OF honor and replacing them
with rebels, and urge the Republican
masses OF Illinois to show some devo-
ton in the coming election as they
did when they elected Lincoln In 1860
and 1854. A speech was made by Hon.
Shelby NJ. Collum, endorsed Blaine
for President.
New YORK, May 24.--Tbe fifty-ninth
OF the birthday OF Queen
Victoria was recognized here by The
british steamers firing salute and all |