Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19

Kan, has been nominated for congress by
the democrats of the first Kansas district.
Hon HORACE DAVIS has been renomi-
mated for congress by the republicans
of the first California congressional dis
trict
SENATOR MATT CARPENTER will address
| the republicans of the fourth Wisconsin
congressional district at Milwaukee on the
Goth inst.
A CARSON New dispatch says the re-
publican convention re-nominated Rollin
NJ. Daggett, of Virginia City, for congress
by acclamation.
BENJAMIN WILSON, of Harrison county,
has been nominated for congress by the
First West Virginia District democrati
convention.
THE republican senatorial convention
nominated Charles Henry, of Madison
county, for state senator.
GOVERNOR ORAN NJ. ROBERTS, of Texas
has been renominated by the democrats
for governor, and L. ]. Storey, of Cald-
well county, for lieutenant governor.
JUDGE EZRA B. TAYLOR, of Warren
Trumbull county, o., has been nominated
for congress in the eighteenth district,
better known as General Garfield 5 district.
WILLIAM V. P. MCGUIRE, of Bethany,
has been nominated by the greenbackers-
twenty-fOur of them-for state representa-
tive of the thirty-second Illinois district.
ATTORNEY GENERAL DEvENs has re-
ceived an invitation to speak in the Indiana
campaign, and will accept, provided he
does not accompany the president to the
Pacific coast.
JUDGE j. c. Cook, of Newton, has been
nominated for congress, and T. NJ. Daven-
port, of Oskaloosa, for circuit judge, by
the democrats of the sixth Iowa congress
sional and judicial districts.
THE republicans of the Seventh Illinois
congressional District have nominated
| William Cullen, editor of the Ottawa Re
! publican, for congress, and Amos Savage
for member of the state Board of Equal
| ization.
| THE sixteenth Illinois republican con-
| gresslonal convention nominated for repre-.
sentative Hon. +. B. Hosmer, of Wash
ington county, and for member of the
state board of equalization, Samuel john
son, of Clinton county.
THE California republican state conven-
! ton has nominated Gen. John T. Miller,
of San Francisco, and Henry Edgerton, of
Sacramento, for electors at large, with w.
| L. Garret, of San Francisco, and Henry
Cowell, of Santa Cruz, alternates.
THE democratic convention of the seven
teenth Ohio congressional district made
the following nominations: Judge l.. ID.
| Thoman, of MahOning county, for con-
gress; Hon. Thomas Hayes, of Carol,
presidential elector; Major Wallace, Of
Columbiana, common pleas judge, and
Andrew POrtius, of Stark member of the
state board of equalization,
THE fourth California congressional
district convention renominated Rom
naldo Pacheco for congress, Thomas r.
| Bard for presidential electOr, and Wal
ter S. Moore alternate. The republi-
cans of the third congressional district
nominated George A. Knight, of Hum
boldt. for congress, w. w. McCraig for
presidential electOr, and l.. 3. Misener for
| alternate.
THE Connecticut republicans have nomi
mated by acclamation Col. Bigelow for gov
ernor, and Gen VIM. H. Buckley for lieut.
governor, also by acclamation.
ITE democratic conventions of the first
and second congressional districts of Ohio,
have nominated for congress Hon. Samuel
+. Hunt in the first district, and General
Ill. B. Banning in the second district
THE state democratic convention of
Georgia, has nominated Clifford Anderson,
of Bibbs, for attorney-general; d. n.
Spear, of Troupe, treasurer; VIM. A.
Wright of Richmond, comptroller; n c..
Barnett, of Baldwin secretary of state.
THE greenbackers of Michigan have
nominated for governor David Woodman,
of Van Buren county, lieut.. gov, Sulli-
van, Armstrong; secretary, Randolph
Strickland Clinton; state treasurer, NJ.
Morton, Oakland; auditor, Gen. B. Homer
low, Gratiot; commissioner of land office,
John A. Elder, Ingham.
THE democrats of Michigan have nomi-
mated the following state and electoral tick
ct: GOVERNOR. NJ. Holloway, Hills
dale; lieutenant governor-E. III. Thomp-
son, Genesee; attorney general-Henry P.
Anderson; treasurer-J. NJ. Weston;
auditor general-Richard Morse, Clinton;
commissioner of land offlce-John J.
David, Wayne; superintendent of public
instruction Trusdale, Oakland; mem
Der of the state board of education-Al-
bert Crane. of Washtenah; electors at
large-A. Mcdonald, of Bay; Peter
White, of Marquette; district electors
VIM. Faxen, H. j. Beaks, James S. Upton,
German ii. Mason, Hiram B. Beck, Je-
rome Eddy, VIM Mills. and VIM. r.
Marsh.