The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-24
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Palmer. Davis, Trumbull and Tildsn
I each.
Nebrasks voted Is a unit with Nsw
York, Connecticut and New jersey,
but no choice OF = eaadidat3 was
made.
Indiana strongly holds OF from
l1ining Ohio and still remsias drm for
Hendricks.
Alta meeting of the Indiana delegates
a resolution was adopted specially con-
demning the effort 70 put McDonald Ia
the field. The night wss busy. many
noisy delegations marching through
tie streets with music and banners.
The following is the committee on
credentials as far as completed: Ala
sbsms, w. Fl. Barnes; Arkansas, Den.
T. Embsr; Catalonia, Caleb II Mad
dox; Colorado 49,; Connecticut, Da-
vid A. Wells, ID. II Bates; Florida.
-; Georgia, L p. Howell; Illirois,
NJ. W. Fuller; Indises. Jahn r Cot
roth; lowe, John p. Christ; & apsss,
j. r. GoodIn; Kentucky, He5rs Wa
tersou; Louisiana, z A. Burke; Mnue,
A. McNiehols; Maryland, J Nice wynn;
Massachusetts,, -; Michigan. Foster
Pratt; New York, w. w. McNair;
Mississippi, E. BaTksdale; Missouri,
-; Nebraska, George. l. Miller;
Nevada, A. E. Ellis; New Hamp. hire.
Henry Bingham; New jersey, Col.
c. NJ. Clutch; New York, R W. Beck.
ham; North Carolins -; Ohio. Ken
nedy; Rhode Island, N. v4nshck :.
Pennsylvania, 80; South Carolina.
go; Tennessee, ] hn A. MeKpneys
Texas, John Irelsnd; Vermont, Geo.
L. Waterman; Virginia, James Bar.
bour; West Virginia, ]. F. II. Good,
Wisconsin, I. R. Huael; Oregon,
John Myers.
CINcINNArr. June 2a.-The New York
delegation held meeting this even
ing and took ballot which resulted
as follows: Payne 3s, Tilden II, EGG
lish 10, B9yard @, H4ucock l, Randall
1. The delegation then according
to instructions, directed the chairman
to cast the seventy votes Of New York
in the convention for Payne, be having
q majority of the total vote, and will
do so until further instructed by tho
delegation.
ATLANTA, Ga, June 22.-The Conefi.
tuition will tomorrow morning say that
Nc. Tilden's letter has wrought CON.
plete revolution as fast aud as far as ts
has been read In Georgia. Men who
have not OF late spoke kind word Tor
the Sage of Gfammercy Park unhesita-
tingly state they have Misunderstood
b m, and are now heartily in favor Of
his nomination.
VIENNA, June 2i.-Sir Austin Lsy-
ards dispatch on the condition OF Tur-
key in the British parliamentary blue
book recently Issued hsS clused treat
sensation here. The new Free Prose-
Iuroophile recommends the deposiunn
of the Sultan in order to save Turkey.
The Frenadehb'dtt a government organ.
demands European surveillapce and
control over the Porte. The Viepne
Press processes to believe that the end
of Turkey as a state is at hand and ad-
vises that Austria take as much as pos
sible of Turkish territory.
LONDON, June 21.-rhe London cor
respondent of the Z iinbnrgh So0tsmna
says: 81 am assured that D .an Ssan-
ley is willing to withdraw his permia-
sion for the erection OF q memorial OF
the late Prince Imperial of Ffance IN
Westminster Abbey II anything like 4
general expression OF opinion in favor
OF that course Is elected in the Honbe
of Commons.
LONDON, June 81 "A Vienna DIS
patch to the Daily Neics says that the
Jesuits who were expelled from France
have purchased house st Prague, at
the cost of five thousand pounds.
The Siamese embassy has arrived in
London from Paris.
LONDON. June 2t.-A dispatch to
the Standard, dated Bnenos Ayres 18th.
says revolution has broken cut and
the city is besieged.
The Standards dispatch from Bonn.
bay says the news from Cabul confirms
the report Of q general rising in
Central Asia.
LONDON, June 21.-Ln the House CT
Commons to-day Mr.. Wm. E. Forster.
chief secretary for Ireland, confirmed
the report OF the existence Of fever In
some districts OF Ireland.
.TTfUsvILLE. PA, June 21.-Waltef
B. Roberts, Of this place, was declared
by the return judges to be the Rzpub-
lican nominee for Congress and Lyman
for the Presidency.