The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-06
a Weary Waste of Samencss,
SandWiched with Anti.Third
Term Prospects. Etc.
- HAMPsHIRE DFlfoCRATs.

o. any other fundamentally. Tbs
resolutions also express confidence
that the delegates chosen will act COT
Jointly at Cincinnati with the repre-
ssntatives OF the party in toe wise
aud discreet selection Of . national
standard bearer. The delegates
chosen are Harry Bingham, john Il.
George, Frank Jones, Martin Y. B.
EdgerlY; alternaies-John Burroughs.
John w. Morse, John T. Clou.msn.
David u. Young. The delegates
we're instructed 10 maintain the two
third rules. Adjourned.
IT Is impossible at this time to
exactly state whether tho delegation
to the Cincinnati convention, elected
to-day, is either Tor against TildeD,
but from what Can be harmed it
seems to be favorable 10 rilden. No
expression Of preference was made in
convention. No speech being made
except by the chairman, who only
discussed general political questions.
i s8IDE AFFAIR.
Greensboro, n. O., 5.-The state
national greenback convention was
held hera 10 day, only .OIr delegates
vera present, one OF that number a
republican postmaster. Congressman
De La Mstyr did not make his
appearance. An executive committee
for tho state vac chosen. ]. r.
Wiu,t)D, Of Milton, chairman.
Delegates to the national convention
At Chicago, June OH, we're appointed
they 90 uninatructed. No other bust
ness transacted.
WISCONSIN, REPUBLICANs.
Madison, Wis, 5.-R. H. Baker,
chairman OF the republican STATE
central committee, called the state
convention to order at II O'Clock. In
his remarks he said that solid south
had been organized and would be met
With 4 solid NORTH. he hoped tue
Wisconsin delegation would 90 to
Chicago uninstrucied and unite on a
man about whose eisctiou there was
no question. The success q the
republicans depended or no one man.
(Applsuse.
4 temporary organization was
effected by the election Of William &
Carter, OF Grant, president, and
Willard Brown, secretary, and the
appointment otths ususl committees.
Wm. p. McTelaren was elected
pe-maueu. chairman, and 4. Ii.
Kutchin and W. II. JUsslgu seCre.
taEies. Considerable discussion aroze|
As to the manner of selecting dele
gateE-st.large TO the Chicago CONVEX
ton. which ended in 8 call Of the roll
for votes or the presidential question,
resulting: Wsahbnrne IS. Blaine So.
Sherman 40, Grant SO. Edmunds 3.
The discussion was on the choice OF
delegsies-at large, tue Washburne,
Sherman and Grant delegations CON-
bining 10 keep Blaine from having a
representation. The following dele
gates st large were chosen: O. 3.
Casady, Edward Sanderson, Thos. B
Scott ard Geo. NanieenEiCE; alter-
Dates. r Baker, D. G. Davis, Geo.
B. Scott, Paul Leckmaud. District
delegates were then chosen by their
districts aoG electors were chosen as
follows: 1t large, George End and
Kuud Langiaud; district electors
First District, l. s. Blake; Second,
John Kellogg; Third, George Z.
Wea;herby; Fourth, w. ?. McLareu;
Fifth, c. z. Lowell; Sixth. Z. L.
Brown; Seventh, T. L. KeybbS;
Eighth, John F. Kingston.
TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS.
Nashville, Tenn. 5.-The repubI.-
Can state convention met at noon in
Representatives. Hall, and was called
to order By Joseph R. Dillon, chair
man of the state committee, Hon.
l.. @. Houck, Of Knox, nominated ioT
temporary chairman w. 4 Young,
(Colored) OF Davidson. Henry Ryan, /
(cclored) of Biownsylie, numiI ated /
J. H. BurrUs, (colored) O! Davidson. |
The name OF W. Il. Young was put
to the convention first, ard on a eiUa
U0ce vote declared elected. After the
Of committee or cIe-
dentials, ths committee took recess.
r. Dillon and Thomas II. Reeves
were reported By tle majority and
OF the commi,tse on oreani
zstion respectively for president. In
a ballot by counties. Dillon received
265 votes and Reeves 255. Mr.. Dillon.
On taking the chair. said that the con
test had been forced bttween third
.erm and anti-third term ard by his
election resulted in p triumph for L. i
5. Grant. BE declared himself in
'ayor OF strict ststs credit platform
committee on resolutions was
appointed and pending their action
he convention was addressed by Hon.
Stanley Mathews. A molten was '
carried requesting delegates from the
districts to select two Z
delegates each to the Chicago con 3
ention. Adjourned until tc-morrow i
7hen twenty of the delegates chosen t
y the districts viii be reported, four Z
cen OF whom are for Grant. /
AETI-THIRD TERMERs. !
ST. Louis. 5.-Arrivals during the 4
ay of delegates 10 the anti-ihird 4
srm republican convention have fl
cen only moderate. but the local q
0mmil,ee have advices which indi- a.
sie full attendance when the con-
ention meets, at noon to morrow.
moOg the delegates already on the
round are E. @. Hubbard, delegate
the Chicago convention from the d
aconc Kentucky District; s. ". oil
.1hIterldge, secretary of the New O.
srk independent state committeei ci
ugene a. Gail6ert, of lows; Rev. j. nj
!. WEIGH, colored. Pensacala. Fla: th