, 1876-06-07

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IN IOWA.
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Ues MONIES, H., June 4.-Ihe telegraph las
furnished your readers brief report Ut the
proceedings of our recent State Convention,
but Q lew adhltloua' Items may have some liz
tcrcst. The gathering vas the largest pplttcal
convention ever 'le'l IN the STATE The per-
some! OF the Convention waa excellent, there
being fewer professional politicians and more
htelilgcnt, earnest representatives oi inc hoh-
orable callings and professions than are
the H. ninety-niue organized counties IN this
State nlnety-seven were represented, many
T.. ~. =" ~. 49," ..t, '.t' ~. -. n"n ",
oer u, pelson' WI" "eto no, "eeso.es were !ae'e
the very ntart TINT the Republicans Of Iowa had de-
tctmlned 10 sec 10 It TINT the machine nol,tic,sns
should M. plsce M The @ nsrty IN fals" np,,an ~
was done !" the Illinois Convention. held afcw
duyh earlier. And the Developments SHOWED that
onF rcoplo were none too watchful in this regnrd.
'n1 ~. suu' 'hne 9's'n
ehu sae' oaoy isp,eseataIse were on haaa' and
p,gnally failed Iowa h,e long rtuce re-
nuulatcd the idea Inv we'll a, tle man VIM -,
hs, xn,, mn ,n,Lc do,1,- hv ,rnntns rIae. ~
s"as Jua eah s''a"c uo'tar ~ foHa'!e F'ece OF
fost The rag. baby on tho party met With eueh
i9s, sqn u ns Soaasss s. on IT, esGloGGs n,t
element TO sound currency IL onY eaua1ea h1
their hatred Of str. Drisiow. hcthyr Ill hat,e1
fJsnj. thr Whiskr lin, thinvrs hy ths ~ hon".t
Secretary, have nut line now 10 Ifscuss lie ihis
a. hsy wS[ksd s zsai wssy Of
cinnati So fur ~ could learn, they .uccscjcu In
on!y one Instance, and thai was by = sefy cheap
sional District il WA decided fu present
DUNES F. Wilson 10 the Convention m canudato
fof DELEGATE .ut.nfsy, After ills action Ind hecn
takcn Mf. Wilson wAs called IN 10 dcDnu hie nu.l.
tion IN regard to t'!yrIdynlia canddstes. in Goin,
th!s. h. declared that under NJ cIrcnsnstancess
or fur arst or second pacc. wtosc brtn, residence
Or ailll(ntIuus were win iho south, lIis manrcr
ard wurtis satisfied iAuse who heard him that Ilu
wau bitterly hostile 70 Sir. Brlssow, and the del.
tio State we1s Justly Indignant and deeia.el tei1
prpots to VOTE ssanst hs election q delegate
quite d majority Of the mcu who we're In bis
d,ntrjct would Laws yuiyd asains, him.
bFs,ows naters rc.ored t. | sys,en, ot sharp plse
tico 10 prevent Wilson's defeat In The Convention
EIsst. they managed BY eatrcasy to induce i've of
Of tie c"nyenso A. Xer M IN IT, VIII
ron carried nut Ills part of the schen1e by making
an adroit speech, compliluentIng BlaIne ani onito
ling to lrnuunce UrIhtuw, a. he had dpnc in hls
vote in tie Convention III Mf. Wilson's case, md
when t wae nominated a. candidate for delegate
cjcctrI bY Reclamation. IL til olectInn wus
made. but the Secretary o, the Convention refused
10 rcco.ni,c The objection called for mn Affirmative
Yoe, rSfuscd to eail for the negative votc IND d.
cIarcd Mr. Wilson elected, Altcrwarts. when lii.
nolnt was raised that hs had moi been LEGALLY
Chosen Mr. Wilson Mad II there was nry d.hntfr.
faction he would cal! for vote bu, it Wns potce.
ssIed Oil aiowIng tho matter 10 piss, b. was very
willing TO acqulescc, md the rc*llt il Mr. Wilson
wiM 60 a. : ae!egate 70 sanssanat w'th9pt having
crcsc iii the influence he ca, excrt in lii llIsrnlj1
held place to prevent Mr.. HflttQw 4 nomination for