Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-10-09
POLITICAL.
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS.

e, The republican state convention of
Nebraska, after a two days session,
closed its work on the evening of
October 4th.9 The following are
the nominations made: Governor,
AlbinIs Nance; lieut.. governor, Ed
ward G. Carus; associate just ce, Gen.
Amasa Cobb; congress (long term J,
Edwin k. Valentine; congress (short
term), TnomaslJ Majors. -Ht 1s nol
.'.l, ~-.' COLORADO ELECTION I9n u' 90
A Denver, Colorado, dispatch of
Oct. 2nd says that 9forty-one towns
~,-1 e~ooincts. official. including thsae
democratic counties, Luarre.~e,- Dent
aud .Pueblo, give IL net republican ma
jority of l ,SO4 over the democratic
ticket. The remaining towns and pre-
cincts will probably increase the ma
jority to 1000. The greenback vote is,
SO far as reported, about 600, and will
not, 1T is believed, exceed 1000 in the
state The legislature will undoubted-
lyd be 1two-thirds republican in both
houses. JOS G. Wilson, acting chair
man, of the republican state central
committee, estimates the majority in
the state at $500. M 80 ra,rrr~ .gl az.
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hse vol lua9l.aLA LATER. bic ell t~.4
Nearly complete n returns q from
twenty-one countless give &, the re-
publican state and Congressional
ticket 2,100 majority over the demo
cratic The remaining. counties will
probably increase the majority to 900.
81 Judge Bedford, republican, for con-
gress, has carried every county except
two Of those thus far reported. ua rs
.,.t-a 5i,.4 LATE NOMINATIONS Va. @4H 9d
Nebraska republicans have nominal
ed the following ticket: Governor, AL
binus Nance; lieut.. governor, Edward
c.. earns; associate Justice of the SUI.
pren1e court, Gen. Amasa Cobb; con
gress, long term, Edward K. Valentine;
congress, short term, Thomas K.
Mayors: Late congressional nomina-
tons are: Connecticut first district,
Joseph r.. HaWlay, republican. New
York, 2Sth district, John III. Shari. ,,....
an Fourth district CT Wisconsin,. H.
Judds, greenbacker. The national
labor, e. greenbackers of the fourth
congressional district of Mary
land, have nominated o William
S: :, Quigley, making the fifth
district, which is at present represented
by Hon. Thos. Swan. The nominees
are Hon.. Robert McLane, democrat;
John G. Holland, republican; VIM. S.
Quigley, greenback; w. B. Redgrove,
Temperance, and Lambert S. Gettings,
independent. A New, Orleans special
of Sept Both says: The nationals of
the third congressional district yester-
day nominated Robert 0. Hebert fol,
congress. The nominee is a native of
Iberville, son of Paul O. Hebert, who
graduated at West Point, commanded
a regiment in the Mexican war, and was
governor of Louisiana in 1926. The
district is now represented by Acklin,
who is the democratic candidate for re-
election. The republicans, it is under
stood, will ratify Hebert's nomination.
The democrats of Nebraska put in
nomination the following coalition
ticket: J. w. Davis, for congress, green
back; DR.. Alex Bear, for congress, short
term; ]. R. Webster, for governor; f.
j. Mead, for Acknowledgements; Ben
jamin Palmerton, secretary of state; e.
IL. Benton. auditor; S. III. Cummings,
treasurer, greenback; J. l.. McCready.
land commissioner; S. III. Calhoun,
greenback, encouragement; L. T..
Barrett, superintendent of public in
struction; John D. Howe, greenback,
supreme judge. 4'
q Thirteenth district, New York, J. B.
w. Doty, greenbacker; third district
New Hampshire, J. w. Johnston, green
hacker; seventh district, Mass, Mayor
John. A. G. Richardson, greenbacker;
first district, New Hampshire, Herbert
F. Norris, democrat; first district, Con-
necticut. Isaac B. Davis, greenbacker.