Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-11

sAAs1os DAKOTA
Saturday Eveains. As1sst ~, 1911
MAINE eoliIlca.
Tsr sssas Republican % sssssss Nsas.
votes Gov. Gsssss sd AAsrss
AsMS 1ssssssss~s.
Augusta, August 8.--The slate republ;.
can Convention vas caiIsd u order Il IN.
sppoiptsd time By Js. q. Biaiaa. chsirmsn
Of the central commites, and % taking the
sand he was grestsd with great applause.
Mr.. Blaine read the call Er the cooyentioo
and call. d % Joseph Dsummood, Of Port
land to preside during preliminary osxaai.
ration.
Nj. Drummond on taking the chair made
. lev brief remarks, in which he rslerrsd
TO the succes Of ths party lie Maine during
the past twenty.0ne yean, end counseled
moderation in order 70 preserve The intseri.
ty Of The republican party.
The committee on permanent orKspixation
then reported The temporary 70 IS the per-
naneut organization of the c-ooveation
with the addition Of sixteen v~ics-prsidsnts.
The usual committees ON credentials aod
resolutions were appointed, ex Governor
D.ngley being chairman Of the latter COM
mittee.
1t was then voted to take . recess until 2
o'clock.
Upon .reassembling Gov. Conner Wa
r%enominated unanimously and by acclams-
ton.
a committee having besp appointed to
notify Gov. Conner of his denomination. the
/ oovn Fnittoo m noao1s~tSnA. ~o~o->I
Charles ]. Talbot moved the adoption of
the resolutions and moved the previous
question.
A scene Of confusion ensued, and the pre-.
vious question was not seconded.
Gen. Us. Chamberlain moved m amend.
ment q follows:
Realized, That We reafirm unshakn CON.
fdence in the integrity, patriotism and
sateamanship Of Rutherford B. Hayes, and
We cordially approve his efforts to carry out
in good faith the principles enunciated bv
the Cincinnati convention.
Gen. Chamberlain spoke in favor of his
amendment, and his remarks were received
with great applause.
G. A. Boutelle, of Bangor, moved the
following amendment and advocated The
adoption:
Resolped, That this convention declare.
the beaied that Gov. Packard Of Louisiana
and Gov: Chambalain Of South Carolina
we're entitled to their respective Offices BY
me anne votes which elected Rutherford B.
hayes president OF the United States, and
tna1 oota governors were clearly entitled 70
~fecognlnon oy the national government, and
oy laiiufe 70 recognize them placed the ma
uoasi government In the humiliating atti-
Jude OF s~urrenderlng TO rebels threatening,
WIN arms IN tnelr handA, TO resist its lsgih-
maze sutnofaty:
non. ': a. arMeli, OF kockland, spoke
IN Iavor =! zen. cnamoefiain,s resolution.
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