Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02
POLITICAL NEW s.

Armstrong One of The CINCINNATI Delegates
From Cleveland-Ohio County, w. W, for
interchangeable for the Anti Third
Term CONGRATULATIONS From Ger
man Republicans of New York.
oUYAHoGA COUNTY DELEGATES.
CLEVELAND, o., May 1.-The Twentieth
district Democratic convention to-day elect
ed w. w. Armstrong, of the Plaindealers,
and John III. Farley, delegates to the Gin
clnnatl convention, M. Fl. Faran Presiden-
tial elector, and twenty-four delegates to the
State convention.
A BLAINE DELEGATION.
WHEELING, w. Va, May 1.-The Ohio
county Republican convention which met
to-day appointed thirty four delegates to the
State convention which meets in this city
May 18th, and passed resolutions favoring
Jas. G. Blaine for President, opposing the
third term project, and favoring every Goa
lition which would not involve sacrifice of
the cardinal principles of the Republican
party.
ANTI THIRD TERRIERS.
ST. LOUIS, May MATTERS pertaining to
the anti-third term convention to be held
here May 9Th are taking definite shape.
The committee of arrangements and recep-
ton have been appointed, headquarters es-
tablished at the Laclede House, tickets of
admission printed, and other necessary ar
rangements perfected. Delegates are expected
from Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois,
Indians, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West
Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas,
Texas, Missouri, Kansas. Nebraska, Colora-
DO and perhaps other States, and the at
tendance promises to be quite large; all the
railroads terminating here will sell round
trips tickets on the 9TH and 9th, good to re-
turn till the 10Th, at reduced rates. Tickets
of admission to the convention will be issued
at headquarters, the executive committee
room, % Laclede hotel, by Secretary
Emery Foster. The convention will be held
either at Masonic hall or the Grand Opera
house, the latter if it can possibly be OBJ
tanned.
ARKANSAS STATE OFFICERS
LITTLE Rock, Ark, May IA majority
of the precincts at the Democratic primary
elections to-day, in Paulaski county, in
structed for Churchill for governor, Shop
pach for auditor, and Moore for attorney
general, the offices chiefly contested.
ADDRESS OF GERMAN REPUBLICANS.
New YORK, May 1.-The German Ameri-
can independent Republican organization
have adopted supplementary address to the
independent Republican convention at st.
Louis, reafirming opposition to the nomin-
alton of Gen. Grant. They do not believe
the Chicago Republican convention will
mind any address or resolutions protesting
against the nomination of Gen. Grant unless
the convention becomes convinced that Gen.
Grant, if nominated, will be defeated. They
do not believe that such a convic-
ton can be impaired to that convention
unless the Independent Republican conven-
ton will meet at Chicago previous to and at
the time of the regular Republican conven-
ton, fully prepared to nominate third can
didate in case the latter convention should
nominate Gen. Grant or any candidate
whose honesty is not beyond suspicion; and
they do believe that if such third candidate
is q well known citizen of ability and hon.
esty, standing on the platform adopted by
the Republican party in 1876, the greater
part, if not the whole, Republican vote may
be concentrated upon him, 30 that he will
be elected.