New-York tribune., 1879-09-10

prac'ed by l9vl,ss and nnscrnpuious parlsans, on
either side and wherever donr they also siisnanx -
as wicked atrocipns and demanding summary
leaee on political adversaries- rhey VOL. VOL,
given bY law and iLey ea the :horitles VI the
State. aud localities where any snch offences have pec
cute punish the offenders but alleged frauds d.
rot wnrrn political cousprators TO dec lie how state
Dnght N have It's vote 10 declare H. ny raud-
lent count favor OF cand date against Others on
thc same uckci who received the same or greater NOL
Nor II" oocasOns deeds of poEsnnal violence. uoieh
srifnsns fon political auiIncsty antS9rh' n'urps-
ilpn nnuefiinblr interference With local government
bv 'd.rsl ofioale Ia portions oi sOnc Southern Sacs
VI. We rfc'Nn<r ia" "giilmaIo ana haiufni 'V"is :"
the unlawful csrpeibag authority and ni~rrlc % hicn
subjected hv tho leader oi the Republican party. The
Democratic party unalicrhbly opp sed to VI" Hsmp
ary character 10 States individuals engaged IN or .ug
parting tho late D~ilon against ~" Union. resulting
criv ~ war, Notwithstanding sn enormous anonn' ot
sncn claims was allowed and pad und,r aulhor.iy o.
VII That he Democratic party adheies 10 thr hnHh-
si1 doctrine which 1t established When IN power, innt
basis II MI other should be- gold and silver com and -
maniain tia. all National Treasury notes and iii-
viii That tho Democracy does not forget that to the
prOmpinc-s vaiO endurance sut noble Devotion or thc
patriotic volunteers o The Army and Navy IN the late
this country indebted. under Providence FOR the
tionai liberty and prosperity now enjovcd by al - CT
zons. aud nsaia annsiully acknowledges ne
Nnieh Is tue to 'he living and. ana dead he
with years. ard which entities the survivors In receive
al the marks oi Appreciation and honor which Graie-
fn people can properly be-toS
h. n,de ,o dinisb fhe burden Of toy~s: that .ll OH
cia sGases and ccs ard all expenditures for STATE,
charitable educational aud penal Institutions sGsr 10
meet the necessities OF h'gh-pr'ei times must Row De
corTespondinsy reduced. and all useless boards ani
convention peiga their best endcavOrs 90 pursue q
course OF TcfTrucluent in puDlic rNnrLilfAffs.
Y VIC shorlt protect our ra'uraliZ"d eli z"rs ns W.
do naive bora every part OF The civil zed vord.
and we should resist all improper claims upon them by
governments To which they no longer owe alleSiance
XI. That, he ID mCc'atic party, feing founded on
those PRINCIPLES winch hest support Zoe liberty aud wei
fare Of the citizen has hitherto survived s former az
yersairs. so by faithful adherence TO IL nebonorcd
doctrines and Tho selection ~ honest sud psrnt
men for public affairs &c looks forward witn abiding
VINO oppose thcse principles.
After the adoption Of the resolutions Delegate Lees
OF Buffalo County. moved the nomination Of the Hon.
Alex Mitchell Of Milwaukee. for Governor by acclana
tion. which carried amid great applause. The Con
vention then adjourned until 1880 p IN.
Mr. Mitchell Is Ia Europe. and some Of the dele
gates think may not accep; the nomination.
When tue convention reaSs-mbcd In the evening the
OF lWilliam j. Villas proposed for Ienton0nt
Governor, with the understanding that II Mr. Mitchell
declined the name OF Mr. Villas should be substIed
During the roll call Mr. vas entered the hail. and posi-
lively refused to allow his name TO be used. The ballot
therefore declared Informal. aud formal one wat
taken. resulting IN tho choice OF George II. King
Greene County. The ticket then completod fol
lows:
Secrctqr1y-samuol Regan. OF Outagamie.
TfrdsNgeY-Audrgw Uancn, Of WBrebagO.
ANorNty- -Gencrd'-J. Montgomery Smith. ~ Iowa.
Supi. Pub. Iss-Eiward Soaring. of R'ck.
Mr. Smith and Mr. Soaring were nominated by accla
nation. The Convention adjourned nc p
THE CANDIDATE TOR GOVERNOR.
Alexander Mitchell, of Milwaukee, the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor ~ Wisconsin, born
Aberdecnshre Scotland. October ~. 1sl7 After cor
Ing 10 this country he settled IN Miwause'
where he engaged IN banking. He was elec,e,
to the XLITd Congress as Democrat, and r.
elected 20 tho XLIId. serving from March 1, 1871 q
March 3, 1873. Mr.. Mitchell holds blgh position
banker. and did much by h,s advice and action tOwar
keeping he old state banks of Wisconsin In s0nDd con
nition In Congress ne active member OF III
Cnmmiffen BnnknR and rnrrenCY.