, 1877-08-11
Tammany We'll Organized, and
Tie Republicans Dc.
m0raIizcl.
William E. Smith, the Republican
Candidate for Governor
OF Wisconsin.
Probability tlat Senator Alll-
son, OF Iowa, viii Not Be p
His Own Successor.

Ertctuf }JisihstcA ia 5hA tribune.

bFfE1N f}ft}WHcA {1 4ha tE1Ha"fs
RICHMOND, W., Aug. 10.-Tllo intensity Of
feeling between tho pnrtfsans Of A1allonc and
Daniel cnlntinntcl this i1lorning in tho with
drnwa! Of Mat,uuo In fnvor Of Halliday. So per-
feet waa tho organization Of Matonos men that
they followed t!lcir lca.trr like slcup, 40 OF tho
Al Eofng uvcr to Halliday In d mnss. They no
longer concealed their determination to defeat
DanIc lItl the followers 0f tho lattcr oyince
loss bitterness against Natlonc. They cut each
ottrrs' tlIrt'uts.
John =. Wlac, after Afahonc'e sacrifice to
Halliday, n1luded to tho disrcputablc ussucatlon
Of Dunlcl with rings. lila alliance with
Gen. Bradley I. johnson, Of Richmond, whose
management Of the interests Of tho State III tho
matter Of tho Chesapeake d Ohio Canal is still
unlcr suspicion, was millstone around his
mock. Ills rallying cry was, "Anytllng to beat
ltahouc."
Col. Frederick ". N. Tallilay, Of Winchcs.
tor, was number oftAo Confederate Congress
an.1 unu of the State Elcctnrs-at-LarEe in the
Presidential campaign OF ib1D when Daniel,
wAos1 hc to-day defeated, WIS hia colleague.
llu was nlso ono Ut tho btatu Territorial Col1l-
tnss!oncrs, and tncrcpscd the reputation won In
thnt capacity by Ils nte Bpcccllcs fn thu 1asu
Presidential campaign. ills reputation has been
unattached.
THE rnocsEnrxos.
TO ths lttster1t Assoefuftd Prtts. ="
RICHMOND. WI, Aug. lu.--lhc Convention
met promptly at g:30 o'clock thls morning. AZ
ter l!ttlu skirmlHng o call of tho COUNTIES
WAS made for tile third ballot. Gen. F!tzhlRh
Lee and William Tcrry lInvlna been dropped
1ast night, the candidates were Malop0, Da,llel,
Halliday, and Taliferro.
The THIRD ballot resulted as fellows sfahonc,
~; Daniel, 43s; Halliday, Gss; TalIferrn, IN.
Proceedings wore thep suspended lur half MI
conferences. 1ntcnse excitement prevails. Gen.
Terry WIS placed III nomination attafI,.
Fourth ballot-Danlel, $50; Malone, 400;
Halliday, BIS; Terry, l03.
Terry WIS ngaiu dropped.
a rcsolutton was adopted requiring that MI
nominations 10 now na4ic, tho lowest candidate
To bc dropped ol, eavh succeeding ba1Iot a,A not
to l,e rcnstntcti. ucu. Talifcrro and Gen. l'tz-
hugh Leo wcre nominated.
lnc rnll was called for tho aftll hallut for tho
result: DANIEL. 43l Halliday, Isl; Talierro,
A4i Lce, 10. Lee was tl,cn druppei.
The sixth ballot rrs,.ltsl: Mahono, 4U7;
Danlel 445; Halliday, :Ai: Tnilafcrro, lu3.
TaltfcFro was now dropped, anil. Col. CamGr-
on withdrawing tho ..atno Of Gen. Mahons,
their support to tho llon. F.W. ii. halliday.
THIS wis received wttl. tremendous cheers,
waving of hats. aud yelling.
The seventh and final bal'ot resulted: HallI-
Jay, oa3; Daniel, Ni5; Mnl'ohc, l..
,lte Clatr aMnn1anced. M amtd tho Widest ap-
plause, TINT halliday was duly choscn tho
for tho Office Of Governor.
1tcecss to o'clock.
Qh reassuunbllng, dcn. James A, Walker, Of
palaski, WIS unanimously Nominated for Leu
Incumbent, WIS rrno1itnateu tor Attorney
General without opposition.
a platform was adopted recognizing tho ohli-
fasleo.n Of t'G public deot, antl recommending
tho sAmn in manner just to creditors and
honorable 10 the State.