, 1880-09-22
PRESIDENTIAL.
Maine Creenbackers Decide
to Nominate Fusion
Electors.
Whereupon the Straights Nominate
an Electoral Ticket on Their
Own Hook,
Aud Advise Their Brethren
Elsewhere to Stick to
Their Colors.
The Troubles III tile InsIinnn Dem.
ocratic State Central Com
mittec.
Hendricks and Mcdonald at
Loggerheads with Chair
man English.
The Differences Growing Out Of
the Distribution Of Elec-
ton Funds.
4 Remarkable Campaign Docu-
nlcnt Just Issued by the
Democrats,
And Prepared Through the Contin-
gent Fund Of the United
States Senate.
Three Rousing Republican Meet.
ings in New York Last
Evening.
And Prepared Through the Contin-
gent Fund Of the United
States Senate.
Three Rousing Republican Meet
ings in New York Last
Evening.


ECS&0a nSH NtAAFAS4USA
Pol.TLASp, Sept. 2l.-The t'secmhack Con.
ventlun to numinate Electors mel this after
noon, I85 delegates being present. Cl,ar,cs
4. White presided, flo denounced Ten.
Fitield, and sait an understanding WIS en-
tered into to divIde tho ELECTORAL ticket, and
urged carrying It out.
s. ID. 1l0bson presented resolutions indors-
ing the action Of the State Committee rccoil,-
1nentilnE fusion with the Democrats.
j. Il. Chase, amid great excitement, pro-
tcstcd
Elliott King moved to nccept the report antl
resolutions aMd TO name 4 joint Electoral
ticket.
Mr.. Chase made motion to amend by 1l0lll-
mating s1vcn straight Greenbuckcrs. This
WIS received with applause md Kisses. The
speaker made MI Appea1 for Il fair hearing,
a1d argued against fusion. There were
thousands Of GrcunbackerS Ii, tie Stnte who
voted tho rest OF tic TICKET with plaisted WHO
will not vote for Fusion Electors. lie pro-
'Sste as1: nxisi Tyng Hy IN ftre Green.
ttse Greens,acl candidate and platform that
:Fl'e isev. Aisah strout, F. n. rlalst.4l, and
Others attyocated fustoll after whiel, the pre-
tim to fuse adopted, although there wascoil-
siderable opposition.
Following Is the resolution In full:
The election Of Gen. Ilnrrs n. Ptastesl to tho
the history Of tho State, and tho reflection Of
our Representatives. Iii CoiRrcss; Is tho tnGucs-
a x ane %a e r Rr9psst p'sat " yee tue
purity prejudice nhall mot longer control pur lte-
p,tbcan brethren. TINT we annl slow III over
cipIes which Will t,o responded to tuy overy tato
IN nc Dnlon; tnAt TIE acton u tho state Com
ies pnety r. @ sate a w G
clecttons WIS uxprdicnt. and tho National
urssntmck pa.ty of tho Sate u Mains II e"i,-
md uxree to support nt tno i'rusIdentlai . olrn..
tion Hoon Chasc und Samuel Watts for cauiI-
enau tsf SRot ehasts IL Nv %ies a%a %%a %IFss
4. Cromwell. Inhn T. DOnwarth. rs cGnlttlMtes
fnr District Elcotora, as recommended by tho
Congressman A[urcll made brief speech.
lie believed every GreenbackGr knew Ills op-
nosit!on to fusion III the l'stst, liz believed
tlia Democratic party governed b} higt, pa-
19ie mt1yes: rs Me 1sted tnnks to Tue
lion IL, Shall seven Garfield or three iln,l-
cock nnd fur Weaver Electors be cIlosal?
lle va free M to y say ~ preferred re- tfa latter. @
%fTe I1 az S 'Se$ys " s fap cinSs @
thu Convention adjourned.
4 HOLT.
At tho adjournment 9f the Congress Hall
Chnyention the htraigllt GreenbRekers nlet
ut tic City-Ilnll, SDlon CHASE presiding. *
so.s sS Ghas sssej f.: aser e 9. WhIs" " IsGJ ):
Ter, i. i. Fry. "
S;e,v:snty:tlireo delesates voted. Tho Whole 4.
ttle Congress Hall Convention.
RESOLUTION.
Tho straight Grccnbadkers adopted the fol-
lowing:
Fur lie enshtcument and encouragement Of