The daily gazette., 1877-09-06
SECOND EDIF40Nq
The Pen!Estsyl lxAnisas ~

- laal at ht9iG V9cEfsa,ruy IsafuI
THEY SLUR HA YES AND APPL Y THE
|io 6AGlLAW TO exAfERoNS oPP0N.
|nr ENTS.
The Pennsylvania Republican Conven-
ti0n met atH Harrisburg, Yesterday and
nominated Games p. vSterrett for Judge
Of the Supreme Court, Vim. B. HaIt for
State Treasurer, and John A. N. Pass
more for Auditor cGene1al.> Hart and
Passmore were the Cameron candidates.
and the latter defaated Beeder, the Hart,
rant candidate, by q vote of 1G5 to 80.
The proceedings we've quite spirited,
and President Hayes got worse dig than
even the Iowa Republicans gave him.
Els first slap came from, VIM M. Bum,
Of Phiiadel lphfa, who sent up to the clerk
the following resolution: 1850 .yng.l h.
Iiesotued, That we regard with admir-
tation the Presidents faithful attention to
his Christian duties, and we cordially
recommend the adopt'on for daily use at
the Executive Mansion of that beaut, full
hymn entitled "When / eau read my title
clea-." f,, +r-.-', ..,'''l no, ~, ! - =
The cletk scanned the paper carefully
and then handed 1t to the President, who
sent it back with a jerk and ruled it out
OF, orde:. Douglass, Of Philadelphia,
came 20 the iescue of Bum and demand
ed the reading of the resolution, but il
was again raled out of order as irrele-
Want aud disrespectfaI. 800 .it
| The Philadelphia boys sat In close
cii Gle, emb, ,acirg McManes, Leeds, Ash,
Mccullough: Bum, Albright, Douglass
and Others, apd hey made the hall mu-
sjcal will hilarious and jrreverent speech
| about Pi esident Hayes' title to his Office.
Wneu Mr.. wolfe, of Uuion county, WI +,
seccoding the nomination of Col Reeder.
The HaiUrauft candidate for Auditor
general, he was listened to patiently
for awhile, but the PHILADELPHIA boys
soon grew tired and bounced bin unrner-
cifully. Kisses, tt ping, clearing, OF
| throats,. violent fits OF Coughing and oc-
casiona regula- downtown yells greeted
| tn 'ecsailant of Cameron and Mackey.
The Chair called a halt every now and
then to restore order and give wolfe
another start, but he would at once get
back to the disasters in his Senatorial
district and the personal imputatiops
against Cameron and Mackey, and then
/ would come the Hood of hisses, cheers,
yeIls and irritating responses from ali
quarters until dead stop W; 9 necessary
to get wolfe on the attack again Finally
he reached his peroration, and it was an
INN; stoned warning that the nornina-
ton of PFssmore and Hart by Cameron
and Mackey would knock the party TO
kingdom come In November .5l7.a-.
The resolutions "enuorsing" President
Hayes reads as follows: While we recog.
pize and Ie'peet ihs difierente of opinion
exist 'ng among US as to The course puisued
by President Hay towards the South, we
are ln hearty accord in honoring the pa.
triotic motives which have g~.Le" him aud
In hoping that the results OF his policy will
be peace, good will and the complete re.
cogniiion d tho equal rights Of ali men ia
every section of the countr and to the eff
foris of his {admfuistratiou to carry into
effect principles Of the platform upon wh'eh
he was elscted, we pledge our hearty aud
cordial suppor'. 4aa79 ? s't s's's ~ -