The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-08
THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
.,ox telegram of the 3lst ult. say
snnjication had been made by tn
ii'' a. mau, to have WinsIow again re
s,ai,5 s,aj, until after June 10, , D.. ,,,,s
D, ~,y pcpublican members of the Rhod
lhI IcrrcraI Assembly, in caucus OF
bnr1 ,,,, ,,r nominated Henry B, Anthon!
lN,.f , ,rc,fan 10 tbc United States Senate
W. Missouri Democratic State Con
~. . ...cmbled at Jefferson City Oh
'Sps, s,., ri, and elected delegates to th'
% %,to,,l Convention, who are reported tt
"a .5ninp,cen for Hendricks, ten for Til
- [ ,nd one d ru5tful A resolution tc
w., '.,,rc, for Hendricks was withdrawn
" Is'. .,.o,r,ions are silent on the hnancia
,,.o7 Wv save 10 express a favorable
SI ,i,, of !he Resumption act Of Janu
rrr MARYLAND Democratic State Con
.,t,D in session on the 3Ist uIt,, elected
E1or,tcs ,,I "a .le National Convention who
SroI S,,,1 tte nomination of Mr., Bayard fol
p,s.1ert A resolution was adopted
h,,,ipe speedy return to specie pay
Trr Louisiana Republican State Con,
| rr,ian. in session at New Orleans,
,inrci resolutions favoring the estab-
r,Frcn, eta system of Federal finance
,-gab rfn bring about a steady, speedy
,,1 armament return to specie payments.
D.,sgstes were chosen to the National
Convention.
Tw Tennessee Democratic State Con-
,rfn met at Nashville on the 3lst uIt,,
ufecctcd delegates to the National Con
rgfoa. It's supposed that fifteen out
ltae serenteen chosen are for Hendricks
f, President The resolutions oppose
asrscion. favor resumption of specie
nynenB whenever il can be effected
y,loW injury to the business interests OF
t+muuuv, and the unconditional repeal
@de Resumption act Of 1915.
TGE Virginia Conservative State Con-
rs7,ioa met at Richmopd on the 31st ult.,
ssI elected Tildcn delegates 10 the Ma
aqnal Convention.
The Iowa Republican State Convention
rtaDcs MOiuCs TN the 3lst ult., and
l5miNa'MaState Ucketmainly composed
GGcT,csent jncumbeuts. Delegates we're
cfaeu to The National Convention and
nsolnfons adopted, among others, advo-
eating he gradual resumption of specie
PAYMENT by continuous and steady steps
in that direction, recognizing in James
g. Blaine one well worthy to he nomi-
Hlci ,o- President by the National Con.
rafin and instructing the delegates 10
m.e 4, unit The drIogafiop is Dndcr-
aol lie Iargcly in favor Of Mr. RIaine,s
nomination.
TRr vor, nm nn rnno, 70 cor,oct
r.,rj and Fr,rraho. hocn con,n,n,,o,1 -.
I.7nnp France
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e.n,. ,',,,., ,. ~. ''', ','' VI '''I ISL say
,..-.5 ,r,,1 '.,:.c'.,:, T"''0 IL
,rf.I ,e.,Is,;,I ',I', ''.'''' 'I''' "' persons
rs,r r,l io., r.ao,,.l .ri,7 ~ - : ~. io''
,-.,.nr. on,.rn.;n', ~ a,n1 ono "a roa o(,'','ii
r.., .,.s s...,J ''''''0''0'' n''o
r.
''. '''' '.'''' '''' VI war; D. H. Gam
.I WI" .,'', "'Ilsr Oh 'l'e ISL, ana
III, s''',' 0'H '0"2e lait qlal'hed as
.''. .''''''''
Wv ID, 49, before the judiciary Com
-.... '"' N',HeS> Nuiilgan IA bookkeep-
.f
, o. y, vi. I!,hrr' OF Boston, with whom
IL. D,''"t N14 had business relations)
''' ."'' III Ill ih'efVieW with Mr.. Blaine
E o'l"Ie' The latter had obtained
.s,'>''on oI certain private letters Of his
u >l.' AF, b. declined to submit the
'.''.T ID witness hands under promise
| lie NoaIo return them after re-
a.. ,"'"7 MS Mind with their contents;
I'D, s,'ss '''o Nr. Blaine had plead earn
@ '0I mc letters, which he re
.'' " give MN until he had promised |
feun them; witness also SAID Mr..
n,1;,;'. .Is .'u , oicrr1 nm a Consulship on
,i,. i, VI si''o'N7 up the letters. Mr..
.n5 ~, S'a,'.''cn'' denied the plead
rr. bo s,;1 hn 'r ioI'."HS ol witness
ey as bore No ro,a,;an ,'', VI .I ms p'i,"''
1rc>r;or b.r,ro ,I.' ''','' :" ''i' iii"',cl9
b Ic,tors , wv 'o'i'lllll'ee' ana 'hst
one of two rortfos rn ry D0'o'e,u
10 wh,m r''',''--''i0 ,I WRITER or the
qs "a Lo oan,,,,,,, S were "li'en-hf, VII
suited ris o,,,,'a, ,9'''','.'9e uhtIi he had
tier. Uo noa '",, "o...3 !" ie'a'l"n 10 the
letter, ia Mr. WIN; ,,I' ~ i'.UiH one oi
ring at a,I nnaa .I ',i' onIy one
commfl,ao. p," ~. lpI inc queSllon before
S. orrraro n,a, ,,> '''"'ne) regarded II a
e sborri 10 ~ ,,I,. ,,,I P'iya'o correspond
Threatened - "o,'onc"' ,. aS Nuiilgah
gld be dorn '"'n 'on'ihschcles'
BE ,ror,,,l,.,,
it T.o,, ''o' statement issued on
GIG H- n',' ~, pIO'ic oeot 10 be 81
Il, ~ ''' decrease during May,
srr
,,: OooFhR, IN reply to the letter
.idono.. "II' oi ms nomination to the
~ y! ny Tie Grecnback Convention,
ihefe IS a bate possibility, if
..5 IoIn'cis 5oO,. prevail, that the sorely
.o''cI from the blighting effects of
No. 0"|!Se legislation relative to
"i''ch the people so earnestly
po,',,iy "ay yet be had through either
'',''"A or Democratic party,
,,r,. =, mem meeting in National
.gora a,,'n at an early day.
NJ. a.'eP' your nomination condi-
r'OSS'Dg an earnest hope that
!, whiIo ' nnn'. parry may yet attain its