The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-19

his name to be used The ballot, therefore, was
declared informal and formal one was taken
resulting in the choice of George H. King, OF
Green county Samuel Ryan, of Outagamie, was
nominated for Secretary of State; Andrew Ha-
ben, of Winnebago, Treasurer; ]. M. Smith, of
Iowa, Attorney General by acclamation, as was
also the nomination of Edward Soaring, of
Rock, for Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton.
The Maine election, which was held
on Monday, Sept g. resulted in the election
of Davis, the Republican candidate, by
small majority over both his competitors,
Garcelon (Demoerat and Smith (Greenbacker)
The Legislature is Republican in both
branches.
The Nebraska Democrats held their
State Convention at Lincoln, Sept 10, Hon. john
Carrigan presiding, and Editor Smails, OF the
Fremont Herald, acting as Secretary. The
following candidates were placed in the field:
Regents of the State University, A j. Sawyer
and DIR. A. Bear; Judge of the State Supreme
Court, Elizer Wakely.
The Greenbackers of Maryland met
in State Convention at Baltimore, on the 10th
inst F. P. Devices, Chairman of the National
Executive Greenback- Labor Committee, read a
long address, giving the history of the Green
back party. The customary resolutions were
adopted, and Howard Meeks, of Kent county,
was nominated for Governor. The Executive
Committee will name the remainder of the
ticket
The following is a correct list of the
State officers elected in California; Governor,
George O. Perkins, Republican; Lieutenant
Governor, John Mansfield, Republican; Secre-
tary of State, Daniel NJ. Burns, Republican;
Comptroller, d. NJ Kenfield, Republican;
Treasurer, John Well, Republican,; Attorney
General, "A. L. Hart, Republican; Surveyor
General, ]. w. shankin, Republican; Clerk of
Supreme Court, Frank W. Gross, Republican;
Superintendent of Public instruction, y. W.
Campbell, Republican,; Chief Justice, Robert
F. Morrison, Democrat and Workingman
The New York Democratic State Con-
vendon was held at Syracuse Sept. 10-ll, State
Senator John G. Jacobs presiding. Lucius
Robinson was renominated for Governor on the
first ballot The other candidates nominated
are: For Lieutenant Governor, Clarkson N
Potter; for Secretary of State, Allen G. Beach;
for Comptroller, Fred p Olcott; for State
Treasurer, James Mackin; for State En-
gineer Horatio Seymour, Jr. for
Attorney General, A. Schoomaker, Jr.
The Tammanyites, headed by John Kelly,
boted the nomination of Robinson, left
the hall, organized separate convention, and
nominated Kelly for Governor.
Alexander Mitchell, whom the Demo
Gratis nominated for Governor of Wisconsin, and
who is now absent in Europe, telegraphs to
Milwaukee positive declination of the honor.
The State Convention of the Green
hackers of Massachusetts was held at Boston on
the 10Th inst Gen. Horace Binney Sargent pre-
sided. After the adoption of platform and
the choosing Of State Central Committee the
following ticket was nominated: For Governor,
Benjamin f Butler; Lieutenant Governor,
Wendell Phillips; Secretary of State, Jonathan
Arnold; Treasurer, Wilbur F. Whitney; Audi
tor, David J. King; Attorney General, Horace
B. Sargent
The Republicans of Maryland met in
convention at Baltimore, Sept II. Milton g.
CsIer Was cuoseH tO pIesiuc. EA-IosIiiidsei
General Creswell was nominated for
Governor, but he declined, and named James
A. Gray, of Howard county, for Governor. Mr..
Gray was made the candidate for Governor by
reclamation. Samuel Mollaber was nominated
for Comptroller Francis M. Darby for Attorney
General and ]. L. Mccullough for Clerk of Court
of Appeals
The vote of California for Governor,
with few scattering returns yet to come in, is
as follows Perkins (Republcan), 81, 2l0; White
(Workingman), Al ,925; Glenn DemocraD, 37,673
The official majority for Kalloch in San Fran
cisco is ,52S. OF the local officers the Repub-
licans elect Tax Collector, County Clerk Coro-
ner, Superintendent of Streets, Superintendent
of Schools, Recorder, and Police Judge. OF
the Superior Judges, the Republicans elect five
and the fusionists six. OF the Supervisors, two
are Workingmen and ten are Republicans.
The official vote of Maine, with few
small towns to hear from, is as follows: Davis,
Republican, SOP; Smith, Greenbacker, A.
0SS; Garcelon, Democrat, 1871. The Repub-
lican plurality over the Greenback ticket is 90
g24; over the Democratic ticket 46, 81. The
returns from the remaining towns will not es-