River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-09-09
Political Points.

TnE Kansas republicans renominated
Governor ST. John and Associate Justice
Valentine.
THE republicans of the first district Of
Georgia have nominated j. $. Collins for
congress.
THE greenbackers of the sixth district
of Massachusetts have nominated +.
Moody Boynton for congress.
The workingmen of the second district
of California have nominated J II. elias
cock, of Oakland for congress
ANDREW G. CHAPMAN has been nominal
ed for congress by the democratic cOnyen-
ton Of the fifth district Of Maryland.
THE republicans Of the third district of
Alabama have nor mated \. MADISON
for congress.
CYRus ID. PREsCoIT has been renomlnat-
ed for congress by the republicans Of the
Oneida twenty -second) district Of New
York.
JUDGE A. III. BucKNER, present member
of congress from the thirteenth district Of
Missouri, has been renominated by the
democrats.
RI. PErrlGREw, of Sioux Falls has
been nominated by the republicans of Da-
kota Territory for delegate to congress.
GEN. JAMES H. WILLIAMS has been
nominated for congress by the Malone re-
adiusters of the Eight Virginia district
HENRY CHAMBERLAIS has been nomin-
ated for congress by the greenbackers Of
the Fourth Michigan district.
DANIEL ERNENTrour has been nomi-
mated by the democrats for congress in
Hester CIymer's old district the eighth
Pennsylvania.
THE republicans of the second district
Of Iowa have nominated Major ). ). Far
well, of Jones county, for member of con
gress.
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN BARNuM takes
no stock in the talk about Maine going
democratic, and has been doing most of his
work in Indiana, where he feels there is
good chance TO get majority.
TIE greenbackers of the Fourth Him
OILS district, who met at Elgin, nominated
T. w. Blaisdell Of Rockford, As a candi
date for congress.
THE republicans of the Thirteenth con-
gressonal district of Pennsylvania have
indorsed the nomination Of Charles \.
Brumm for congress.
The republicans o. the thirteenth con-
gressional district Of Pennsylvania have
endorsed the greenback nominees includ-
Chas. y. Brunow, for congress.
ADDITIONAL democratic nominations for
congress in Michigan have been made as
follows Third district, James w. Shell
don, Of Albion; fourth district, o. w. Pow
ers of Kalamazoo.
Hos. DANIEL Evans, Of La Sale, has
been placed in nomination for congress by
the democrats Of the seventh district Of
Illinois.
The democratic convention in the first
congressional district of Minnesota, at
Owatonna, have nominated Henry X.
Wells, of Preston, Fillmore county, for
congress.
THE democrats OF the seventh congress
sional district of Iowa have nominated
Hon. 5. s. Mallory, Of Lucas county, for
congress, refusing to indorsc Gillette, the
greenback nominee and present ineum-
bent.
TnE democrat. Of New Jersey have
nominated George {. Ludlow for governor
and Gottfried Kruger and John II. Dia-
logue for electors-a large. The prohib-
tionists have nominated :. Il. Ransom for
governor, and Rudolph S Bingham and r.
Edgar Hunt for electors-at-large
The republicans of Nebraska renomin-
ated Governor Nance, Lieutenant Cover
nor Carnes and Attorney Gen. Dilworth,
secretary OF state j j. Alexander, and
Treasurer G. NJ. Bartlett, Hon. +. X.
Valentine was renominated for congress,
and Colonel Majors for contingent con-
gresham e. w Collins, J. NJ. Thurs
ton and James Laird were nominated for
presidential electors
GEN CHALMERS, Of Mississippi is re-
ported since his return from Maine to
have said. Il had big audiences, and our
fellows are working hard, but it is no
use; the republicans have got us in Maine.
Every important influence, the church.
the large employers Of labor, and the
money power, is against us.
A TERRITORY with only one congress
man, and lie Il delegate, will get
up more politics than state like New
York AT present Dakota is in throes of
selecting her republican candidate for
delegate, and all the railroads. and cliques
and clans are alleged to be spending more
money than has yet been dug out of the
Back Hills.
THE democrats OF Massachusetts,, have
placed in nomination the following state
ticket: Governor harles 7. Thompson /;
Lieut. Governor Alpha +. Thompson;
Secretary of state-Michael +. Donohue;
Treasurer Trayers j Parker; Auditor
Chas X. Field; Attorney-General-P a.
Collins; Presidential Eiectors-At large,
Josiah G.. Abbott; and Jonas II. French.