Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-25
POLITICAL.
seeopd District. Maine.

AUBURN, May "A The second dis
tric. Republican convention, to-day,
ra1umli sJgd FOR congress William Z.
Fry, By aCc'amG don.
The ThiTfeenth Illinois District.
LINCOLN, Msy 24.-The Republican
congress ,0ual convention OF the thir-
t7eu,h district, Yesterday, nominated
Judge TiptOn, oi Bloomington, M'Lean
county, f0r congrsss.
The California Democracy.
SAN FRANCIsCo. May 24.-The Dens
Ccrs.ic State convention met at noon.
After efe3iiug z tea p0Eary organization
sud appointing committees, the cUnven-
ton adj 5uraed TIL evening.
Indiana Democratic Nominations.
EVANSVILLE, May 24-The Dsms-
cratic district convention was very brief
to-day. r n-ui Fuller was TenOmiDRted
FOR COlgress ana John BrOwnles, of
IQulJ Vernon, was nominated for pros.
Ec7for.
The Kentucky Democracy.
LOUISVILLE, May 24.-Delegates to
4ua State ID nCcratIc convention are ar
irving by all routes, ana are preparing
flr to- moTrJE's p-ocee1iugs. The indi-
cations srs that lnere will be en- unususl-
IT fall attendance.
The AInBaTnn Republicans.
MONTGOMERY, May Il The Spencer
Wi- Of The Republican convention met
to,asy. 4 c3mDittse on credentials
was appointed and z recess taken. Fo.-
ter Bloivets, 0f G =0rgis, was present,
aud was - giv5d With great enthnsias-J.
The delegates are mostly revenU .~coI-
lsgt0rs, p1stn1as.eTs aud clerks and Off.
ciais from the United S.at.s gnarshaTs
Office.
The Kansas PepubIicans.
TOPEKA, May 24.-The Republican
State conve8' .ou Tor eleven delegates to
re uslion 81 convention met here 1T two
o.c.2cs ch.s s3tsrnoon. Colonel w, II.
Wri-em IN vas chosen temporary chair
.aaa, sad d. J. Evans wss elected per-
msLe-J chairman of the organization.
Whe convention then adjourned until
four O'ciOcs TIE sentiment OF the con-
veutinn iz strongly for Blaine, but prob
ably the delegates VIII 70. be Instructed.
The Democracy Of Michigan.
DETBOIT, May 24-The Democratic
convention met 81 Lansing, at nine
O'Clock this morning. W. II. Webber
rsas elected temporary chairman, and
committees GU credentials, permanent
Organization snd resolutions were ap-
pointei. In ths morning session the
convention Org suiZs- permanently, with
Nm L. WebUar FOR president. VIM. II.
W1bb-r, Of Saginaw; Peter White, OF
Maqgetfe; Terry /. Mills, OF Detroit,
aud Henry Chaibsrtin, VI BeiFien, were
elected delegates at large.
The delegation Is understood to stand
FIZtesu lgT IiIjen and six for Hendricks.
EebrRsLa EebnblIcRns Instruct for
Blaine.
OMAHA, May "A The Republican
State convention ct Fremont re-
assembled st hzlf-Fas! eight this
morning. After . lengthy and excited
discussion On tie admission OF the con-
tested delcga;ica ffOm Douglass county,
they hEaily came 70 a vote, which re-
sui ed iu tGe exclusion OF both oelegs-
ti8Bs. The convention concluded q
permanent CrgauizstiCn ty elscdng
General c. II NsuW.cs, el OsOe county,
cla.rmau. The following we're elected
delegates 90 the Ciucinnsd convention:
Z G. BrUwl- Of Clay; y Z Pinney, of
Os3e: J.. W o born, OF Washington; b.
-!laley, Of Western; c. +. Bsyha, Cf
Cum 8; a Nance, of ok. They were
lusuu i5d f.r Blaine. OF the above
de.s.a.ss five are kn0WL az Gnu-Hitch-
cIch, ala one, Bayha, a Hitchcock man.
Tns new central Republican committee
IS aut!-Hi5chcOcE by = large msj1rity.
The New Hampsbire Republican Con
YenttOn.
CONCORD, \. d, May 24.-The Re-
publican State convention TO slect dele |
-stes 20 tie National convention met |
to-day. Chairman Opisn Ray, in a |
sleach. said that in tue political situs- |
ton o. to-day we found q closer psrSllel |
with ,-s5 Of 1856 than with any inter- |
veuiag Presiseutial yesT. Then, as |
row, the rebel Democracy exulted ia |
the u. spoCt Il ob.siu;Eg by fair means |
aui hv f5ui every electoral vote south Of |
Mason and D'xnI's lire. a resolution |
was adopted which leaves delegation |
ugiustruetsd and UnlTammeled, but re- |
uuiras That every honorable effort shall |
a. made 10 sesGre the uCm'nation OF |
candidates whose ramts viii inspire I
confidence and Cu. 1sissm aud whose |
,-,---tion VII ue an uuisliing assurance !
Ct q Eura and efficient administration. |
The delegates chosen are, G. II. Burns,
Daniel Hal, Iga Colby ana Nathaniel
White.
vhe Minnesota Republicans.
ST. PAUL, May 24-Tne Minnessta
Republican JggyeCIln was fully at
fsaJsd. Lieutenant Governor Wake
field was elected president, and M. {.
Russsli sud Edward Richards secretaries.
Tue ioI wing delegates TO Cincinnati
were elected: Ex-Governor Ramsey,
delegate at lsTs=; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NVaE.a "a. 81 Ii Gale, w. G.. Ward,
John j. Ames, A.bsTt Knight, L. Bo-
gen. r. B. LsngdJu, D. NJ. Sabin, V. z.
Clarke. Presidential elections were nom
mated a. follows: Ex-Governor Davis,