, 1880-05-06
A Good Attendance Promised at
the Anti. Third Term
Convention.
Address Issued By tho Committee Ar.
pointed Mt the Yfashburno Meet
Ing in Chicago.
The Republicans Of the County Towns Of
Cook Declare Themselves for
Washbnrne.


4 VICTORY F0N WA9nuUnNE.
Spsetal Dspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON. WIS.,. May 6-Tho Republican State
Convention assembled at noon in tho Assembly
Hall In tho Capitol, a1fd WAS called To order ty
Robert H. 1}akor, Chuirmun ut. tho stato Central
Committee, who stated tlat 1t w1ls not necessary
for him to explain tho occasion Of tho gather-
ing. The people Of Wisconsin wcrc in nnrncst,
and the majority Gust by tho Republicans lust
November would be continued So long as tho
party persisted III relnntnnv true to tho trusts
committed to 1t. The bo.d stunti takcn by tho
Wisconsin Republicans In opposition to an inu-
ton OF tho currency placed tho State high In
tho esteem Of tho country and tho financial
world. Tho purse BtrlugS Of capital wcre
looseifed, forgcs wcre opened, and tho hum Of
Industry was beard through the land. NJ ono
lnan WIS necessary to tho Republican purity
prolonged nppeause]; 1t WIS purity Of prln-
clrles Tint tho purity would rNtlfy ut tho polls
tho choice Of tho National Convention thore
could 10 no doubt. 1t wns not dcsirabIo to
hamper tho Wisconsin Delegation with fustruc-
ttons, as such would deprive tho National Con-
vcnton Of tho eounsols Ut tho delegation.
On mutton OF Joseph Quarics, OF Kcnoshn, ".
E. Carter, OF Gnlnt County, WIS unanimously
chosen Temporary Chnir.nnn. On mounting
the rnstrum he returned thanks for tho honpr
conferred. anu proceeded 10 dwell ut SONG
length OH tho political situation before tho
country. ThoEo WINS, ho sud. HI orgnnizeu
Solid Smith WIN ,f1,itptl with thntr Nnr.har,,
allies to deprive tho loynl Republican party OF
NIL 1t Qntue<J tIur;nu md slnro thu War Thu
speaker cfnscd with advising Il dfspnssonnto
consideration Of the uvnilnhlliues Of nlt tho
candidates und tho necessity OF uniting upon
one WHOM All tuyal Republicans cuu support
and elect,
THE 1R1rA1, coMMr1.rEra
an CrrtfeutIufs. rer1nnnent Orpun,zntion nnd
ttcsolut1ons wore thou nppoiutel, and the Con-
yculiun tnpk u roces4 for two boira.
After rrccss tho Convention resumed tts t1e.
li,,crutions. The Chairman of tho Committee ot,
Credentials eub1ulttcd fts report, Thpre wcrt,
,uuuy pruxtcs, but no eontasted doIcrn tions. md
tho rcport waa adoptcd.
'rhe co,ntnltten M pcrmnncnt frpan.zntIon
submitted tho following rcpnrt which was ,,nnn-
in,pusIy ntlonttt]:
1'rcsf,entEWIiitam p. MeInrcn. of milwaukee,.
yico.pres,,lonts-yern rJohp1,,r. Of Wnuko.
shn: j. II. ncnnctt. or 1ofrorson. Iht,,mmin
f,,,tcs- n 1,x4,,t. rrrd tinrn. ~ Oy.,,rco.
1omna wor,,or ~ nt.tuo. f,oornc n,,ctIt"tr ~
Wmnr,mun. I'm II. 1trndrnn,1, or 1snu fIofro.
Auv,,ut h IclIneh. or h1ur,,thnn
ua'.",',:sI@.. ~ IL E'',.tt,, -, 1.,,,, H.,
~ ~ 49, ~ s',I". s,. - WI" y" A"ct
a'ld ". Il. Josiln. OF N!ch!AlId'
Tho Chuirmlsl'olcct rcturned his hearty
thtnks for tho honur conferred. Tho sutldcn-
11css Of tho compliment prevented him fr,tn
,,rktnv INV address, nn,l th1s xna mt :" no 49,
I,,tnts OF tho chair had s4id all TINT was neces-
sary.
Frr, 11urn. Of ozankec. runvot, that tha co,.
FcH1'oh
PN0UkED TO BALLOT
for fur rdelegatcs-a4-largo. Curter, OF Grant,