The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-10

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tarG discriminating Ia favor Of domeSt.
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railway companies. 10 opposition TO
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acme hind 9! restriction on Chinese
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opea 10 tie charge Of Lcsi.Rhsy and
lrroso' ution.
lAc platform commeDds the ad-aiais'
ration Of President Hsyes, and con
taina severa Arrangement Of Demo
cratic pgrpoees and methods Az deyel-
.oped q ths 18th and doth congresses
AID tie Infamous attempt TO steal the
state 81 Maine. The design OF the Re
publican party 10 affirmed 10 be harm
onions combination of the states for the
advancement Of their common interests
aud this has been so clearly manifested
by deeds that it csnnot be successfully
questioned. Finally We have a repe-
tton 10 substance OF tho last Republi
cen nat!saal convention ia favor Of
civil service reform, declaring that Gt-
nese, ascertsined by proper practical
tesis, should regulate admission 20 the
public service which Nobody will
deny.
Tho first ballot was taken on Monday
and showed the following result: GRAFT
S04, Blaine 254, Sherman IS, Edmunds
81, Nashburne 30. Window TO- The
baIloting was kept up without material
change until the 3Sth ballot, when the
anti-Gant men combined and voted for
Jamos A, Garfield, who received
email majority and was dec arad the
nominee Of the convention Tn mo.
ton Of Senator Conkling lao uomin-
Rtiowasmade unanimous.
After brieirecess Chester a. Arthur
d New York, wac nominated for Vice
President. The ticket e streng one
and, while W would personally prefer
We think tle nomination oil
Garfield will create quito as much
enthusiasm and attract as many voters
~ that Of any other mar named by the
Republicans. He is man Of marked
ability with clean record, was a good
soldier, is sound on all the great ques.
lions Of the day.
Gen. Arthur was appointed collector
of New York by Gen. Grant and made
, popular and efficient oTcer. lie lost
bis ollca through refusal to comply
" u the civil service ru,es adopted by '
President a-yes, although Il vas dis
.lncty announced al tbe Time that il w :.
not Through any remfsKuess in the 4 !.
,harge Of bis duties as collector. u.
$ man Of great executive sbily and
rery popular in Ne- York and vii, ada
.trsngth to the ticket IL shas ,,,,o
The Hon. James 4 liz ,6e,. u ii
isiise and resident Of Oh i, Ia
'orn in Grange, Cuys no, C,,,,v
November istA, 1871 and graduated
rom Williams collier e, Massachu,etts.
z isoo' AFTER wh' III ho studied aud
o'''''a az 10 resides at Mentor,
.'ag COZ mtg. ia the niaeieentb district
q y sio. Tie ertered The Union army
= colonel ir 1861, was promoted 10
the raus Of frigadier general January
10Th, 1862. and was appointed chief Of
staff Of the army Of the Cumberland and
promoted b tho rank Of major general
September 20th, 1868 lie was elected
10 the thirty eight and each succeeding
congress, on his lAst election receiving
1876 Notce against $50 for the
Democratic and 3.l45 foi Lhe National
candidate Last winter be was chosen
United S.ates senator ~ The Ohio leg.