The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-11
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Political.
THE cAMpATGN IL ONO. I

COLUMBUS, September 10.-Hou. George
FL. Pendleton made q campaign speech here
to-day. Concluding he said: /" Let us re-
memE er and duly approve the act that Pres-
fdent Hayes, In the midst of unusual EN-.
barrassments, has withdrawn the Federal
troops from the State-houses Of Louisiana
and South Carolina, and thereby restored
self-goYernment to those States. Let us re.
member and duly applaud the act that be
has spoken for ciyil-service reform. These
acts deserve warmer commentator. for
they were done against special opposition.
They have alienated partisan friends, broken
united support, and divided, perhaps IA
tally, the Republican organization"
MAINE ELECTIONS.
PORTLAND, September 10.-By the pre-
sent showing Hale must be defeated. The
Senate appears to stand 20 Republicans to
II Greenbackers and Greenh back Democrats.
There are no straight Democrats. The returns
are insufficient to pronounce upon the CON-
pleXion OF the House.
PORTLAND, September 10.-Thc repre-
sentatives known to be elected thus far are {:
IS Republicans, 80 Greenbackers, Is Demo
Gratis; not reported, 38-of these IS are
known to be Democrats or Greenbackers.
II all the rest arc Republicans they will sill
lack l OF majority. While it is appa-
rent that the Grcenbackers and Democrats
will control the House, the result OF II un-
known representatives will be required to
settle who controls the Joint ballot, which
is most important, as that elects the State
officers.
GUBERNAToIIAL NOMINATION.
CONCORD, n. H., September 10.-lla.t.
b,1 tnp ton for Inv
the Republican Convention, and 6. z. Conn
and D. E. Willard renominated for Railroad
Commissioners.
Among the resolutions was one rendering
heartfelt sympathy with the fever-strickcn
people Of the South.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
PHILADELPHIA, September 1O.-Hon. Sam
uel j. Randall has been renomnateG in the
Third district.
The Democrats also made the following
nominations to-day: First district. William,
McChandess Second district, Charles II.
Gibson: Fourth district, Charles II. Banes
Fifth district, David E. Dallum.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, September 10.-Russell
Errett, in the Twenty-second district, and
Thomas VI. Bayne, in the Twenty-third dis
trict (both Republicans. have been unani-
morlsly renominated.
RALEIGH, n. c.. September 10.-Josiall
Turner, formerly Democrat, was to-day
endorsed by the Republican Convention
for Congress from the Fourth district.
CHICAGO, September 10.-The Republi-
cans OF the Fifth district have nominated
Hiram Barber.
ST. LOUIS. September 10.-The Green
hackers of the First district have nominated
Henry Esbbough, master of the State
Grange, for Congress.
ELYRIA, OHIO, September 10.-rhe DEM
ocrats OF the Seventeenth district have
nominated Louis Miller. OF Akron. He is
also the nominee Of the Nationals.
MONROE, La, September 10.-Thc Repub-
lcans OF the Fifth district have nominated
eX- Chier-JuStice Ludeling, and \. y. Fair
fax, OF Tansas, for the short term.
MILWAUKEE. September 10.-L. i. Cas-
well has been nominated.
DETROIT, September 10.-Tbc Democrats
of the Seventh district have nominated
O'Brien J. Atkinson.