New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18

REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION AND ENTHUSIASM -
THE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR NoMrNA-
TONS FOR C0NGREss-THE CONTEST FOR THE
UNITED STATES sENArE-MR PALMER's ROUsISG
SPEECH Ar THE CONVENTION.
trnou Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
DETROIT, Mich. Aug. 12.-The State cam
palgn in this state-the cradle Repubncanism-hos
fairy begun The Republican state Convention, held In
Jackson August the largest and most enthusiastic
potca nominating convention ever held in this State
David II. JEROME who nominated for Governor
after a close contest is native OF Detroit, and Ia IN
the prime OF life. He born 1929. spent his boy
heod IN ST. Clair County. in rs state and the dts
covery OF gold in California sought fortune IN the
aurifercus regions OF tina State II embarked in bust
ness in the Saginaw region IN 1s54 and has continued
IA be one OF the foremost merchants in Saginaw CITY
eyer since. He was chosen a senator in the state
Legislature IN $50 and 1864 lie has been a Republi
can ever since the party formed and, besides ser
vice IN he Legs ATTIRE, has since the war been member
Of the state Military Board and a member OF the
Natona, Board OF Indian Commissioners, in both OF
which positions be has exhibited good business tact.
The Republican nominations for Congress been
made in al the districts but two the lat and Nih.
3lessrs Willis Burrows Congcr, Horr and iIubbel are
renominated il their respective distress while IN The
IIId District Lacey banker and worthy gem
t,cnan is nominated. and General Oliver c. Sgau ding
gallant Jon soldier. candidate in the Vim Dis
trict Mr.. Newlerry viii be renominaed from TINS Geo
District. and Congressman Stone in the Ntn lOrand
Rapids District.
IN Republicans are canhlen. Of carrying every Con-
gressiona District Ia the STATE except perhaps Ule ISL
where the contest promises be o cls aud lively one.
Already the Democrats Of Detroit have placed their can
dtiate in the field. His name Is william c. Maybury
Young attorney OF This city with little or 10 political ex
pcreace, while Mr.. Newberry, tie umbeut, has The
advantage OF two years experience in Congress aud Of
being thoroughly versed in pubic affairs.
Tie next Legislature will have much important bust
ness TO transact Il na- two United states Senators 10
elect. one for the short term to succeed Ex-Governor
Baldwin. holds the scnltOrship in M Chand-
ers place by Executive appointment and the other for
the III OF six years from the 4lh Of March ucxf.
Mr. Baldwin will have opposition in the Republican
party for the short term. Bus tie contest for the Senator
ship for the long term promises 10 lively one
0i The prominently mcndonedis Thomas W Palmer
VINO rs DetrOuer and stalwart r. publ can from ma
youth 10. as well scholarly gentleman Although
defeated Tor the nomination for Goyernorat the recent
Jackson Convention, Mr. Palmer Il not in the least
dlsaicted that result but will stump the STATE tor
GARFIELD for President aud jerome for Governor His
speech az Jackson when defeated for Governor, il
gem Of the kind. Following are extracts from il;
MIR PRESIDENT ASD GENTLEMEN; one by he
mar ,, VS. pa, come g one Nos ySq Ii 81 Luz r
or with spit apOslesdpOsfes OF liberty nndtle
great Il quo lcan party. lIouonued appi"nsr-I IL Is
said ht the soldiers OF tie French army on s retreat
nom Moscow, Deuumbed with The cold and falling by
tue Wa tBcms, ives a. NAPOLEON passed,
and cry Long live Tho Emperor" :, d. w, whose
hopes aud aspirations huyc TINS u1Y Detn chilled by an
un!lmely ir0st, we Gho nave Oeeh IuL II 4uJ Oy You
elegntrs laugh e. risr the great Republican party
passes bv out Long i've the L publ party"
lLOugcontnued applause.l iAAe Ihose poor crows
checrel Napoleon and ie uaca INTO tue snow FORA
windng-sheet, We rise iuVgoraed anu fu of he deter
mined tnat II YOU VIII hot pe'hit us To oe tAe
ager least snail be- permitted 70 form the color
WHAT - 10 tnnt the reez ng French soldier cheered
us The EDperor passed by was 10 the ma VINO had
who pierced ne Austrian centre al Wsgrlml Wa.
tue VINO naG destroyed The Russians at Au-erltzf
and whose cages mad crossed tle Allsi Nor Dy any
means. II ws because thtt cooked iat ana gray sur
BROUGHT before his dying eyes visions oil Dcauufu
rvrl nv Inc seine and tie Loire ,ue red
fantT. Yearn eyes 0f ne mother, ttc brothers
and sisters. FOND wife a d thc Ccgts OF nome. And
ris- and cheer Not an aggregation Of men merely,
ut army whose history, dsI now LOOK upon u, uur0s
Droaress inee II was oreaniz twenry-six wears ago
Felowcit!zens. give my cordial Endorsement To this
dal 8 work. You nave done wellj the best you could
have done las once sad on similar occasion) Win
one exception lAppHnsp.i pledge my most cordial
support DAVID a Jerome. anu promise 70 do all
To hcp roll NJ IOu'nz majority this fah. III IS SAIL
that the Wuirligi- OF time - wOndrOus changes
That O., Illustrated To-Day Forty years I used 10
H. ingat.r prop la CHEERS and tiger Tor our
I5iuuec. Long tou iuuei app ausel
Never was speech more enthusiastically received
anu caerr,d in Michigan convention NJ Paimer's re-
ccitioa by the cow mon 4 peri. ct ovation
t~-euuac.sm Is In -,ate Of decadence mere 10
Michigan. About 100 OF it, adhsTents assembled at
Lansing aud went hrousa snc motions u nominating
state ticket. selecting David Woodman. Of Van Buren,
County, f0f Governor. NJ. WOJGman Is farmer He
nominated TO catch tic Granger vote, ana thus give
political TO tie society. "a the Patrons Of
fiu bIndry for the first tune attempt to mix IA the
uoiItirs OF t.is Tho GFcenback party III THIS
i since II wa, started, has been nOIning more
than "a ing OF the Democratic party. y year ago the
ls.c.ubackcrs amt Democrats fused support OF enc
ticket Jud-cs OF state supreme Court and Wll
.Oub again at t.c cieCn Tor county officers
tAs TAI. \ gOUd snare of the Republicans VINO Tor
melly afli atrd with TIE GrccnDackers have returned
10 al egilnce, anu now give their active
support tO General Garfield who VIII have az least
10000 majority this State. whether the Democrats
ana Grrcnbackcrs fuse or NOT. Ex-Governor Ausnn
Blair l. beraI Republican OF 1877, Is once more back
the Republican ranks. He ~ most cnect we stump
speaKer and his voice will soon be heard In Indiana. A
gOOd leaders OF the Greeley Liberal
NOV ment give their support 81 Garfield The Re
publican party Of Michigan viii present sOid 'front.' 10
the cohorts OF DIFFERENTIATION III November. Not
1860 has The Republican party been more sold
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