The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-17

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aAsils. aiI ihc tannittes en RESOLUTIONS frs
ported. Mr. ,alttie. the Chairman sail
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tflr Il lively discussion. thu ninr was
adopted ly snte uf als s.a~ ~ III nass.
Nominations hf President l,'ing inst III ~
,l,r, Mr, Il, T.. Norton. nf iiii,nl~. nrusr AMI
ipnnmat,,, candidate. III ona askrsl from
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! m educator ~ III. tasAllr, Nineteen Year. aE,
| ln liliunls H. onllu,m.l tin. rr..nlsa.k work,
! niul lad g,,mn gray ~ thu sanu, In aaa an'l
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/ u, the Immortal Lincoln IL sal.astlt au tr
/ tinauTN ~ the eu.at.lfN, IL i.im v. os'l hll
t that ~ had uf hpal t.ti. II mu,t,s sensl hN
/ the Uos,ru .t III. l,ul.sl stat.s. H.. liasl
! iseh Va Congress at,, t.1in. alpa hat gi,san t'l
ill.,. lt-t stature III iluaWt.is alt -iNie-lsisi n.
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1 der Innph.l,"
Jnin,, lashamn. eil,et II the indianapolis
snli. faau Mlut Indiana mis- saalsi Hlnl
raid H. Would pho, III llpniina,hn i nten wiz
/ nas alh. ~ riah mil lanf, n,a' VIII had
mHny qualities ti.n. iAniaialu L, Natef. "
was III, ~. man Nl.a snl,lsi .lsea Hnsl sitisf'
anfs Massachusetts,.
A le,Fa,". alen tnn ln'liana. nn'a'nti.,l
il Clinton ~ Wood, ul MN Nnra.
I,Ir, ssuam Ill isiis, III lt,Aa. sail IL Aslaia
\ tluni,mts Il nian mlae. father Ms III. II ta'Aa
trst pioneers liz Mn~ s.lIss,ias4itel n4n
spending hard earnings taf hls l.aftig, IL
day laitr man iinaia.lls h HHslleil II llsatl
rWh III sympaths, NIL u. h,1n Wa =, ls8a lh4i
this lawa nollinan hll nj MIL II stitsI
fer him. His leenfa aas aA a1tnaf II s9.s
egeins, the -hn,s II a,tteaePlssl.. tlls, H., te
hls trmrs where fr.stlsln conquered, ani .tsla
inanlvd grantlef ,ittalt, IL ta,srllslss, IN i4al
over tu Congressional rssfai.tllns .sllal III,
There WAS no naitr - maghrtle III III lNtts as
!. H. Weaver, nn reipn III lasalts VIZ ftee.
tu smile upon Ills nunsinatlun. lul tAs httt
sons VI sbor from slatle' II i'alit,filfa Asls
pra I'm. for tina ucncral 70 mAfrhal tho hosts te
victory.
Mr, Wnoa. ~ New Ynrk. Who had lrsn nom.
mated hy ilr RrntlemnIl frnn Indiana. thai'kss
Tint gentleman, hut Mnnld mt a.ssld M.r. w.
ntHtNtttttlNn ltlNttt NilHtHt1fAHss 'NtHStHN'
msul,,iii,g innst heartily Iii. nomination nf ths
Hon. Jaiirr H. Weaver,
kai,aaa HrcuMlssl thn nomination ~ usl
Weaver. Kentucky followed With another see
ont for thu Iowa Congressman.
(which une uf tltsin al. YIN EaihH Ia ilat,l
naie r said u nanl,hissed delegate.
Mot one ~ thau, Int salun t'hHss, q
Mniuc. tiods pillar of the SOIL thu farmer
fthim.
Mr. Tallntt, ~ Missouri, n,n,nated Mr
stephen y, pllla,e, u III. IRISH N,hi.
Mr. Frank fnsg. u Maie, i,!-. ,oninnie'
far ,'npns. asa,net frss, rsrs'lel.i ,l.' nnn'il,
atiun III Nulo,l Chase. II lltt.rats. TIN ~isssl
MAS Vehement AMI we'll received. "N.il. hi,
unr staiulnrd.lsarr, w pledge sn', Msi'''
electoral ,otr.
Hendricks III Wright. ~ r.nns,lysnla w
nannat iy Ass,ral enthusiastic aslnllf.i@. VII
ialivs,a TIM, NJ investigation INTO sls ra'..s !
III. hard times lnHl year entitled him to plar
III lhc head ~ shr ticket.
Hon. d. 4. Alli~. of Wisconsin, WAS pat !
nomination.
A ballot MAS then ordered taken.
t'pon inoton the first hant WAN DECLARED II
formal
lhu informal hallat resnlied a. follows
James H. Weaver. of Iowa. ah. Hendricks
Wright, ~ Ivnisylsania. ~ lhnlamii.
l.u,lcr, " Massachusetts, I'M snloi, t'hass. I
, Maine, HDi n. u. nillayt. ~ NV Jsr~s. ~
Alexander Campbell. u lllineir. u 4. /. ALI
III Wisconsin, W.
rl.v iirHt fur,nal halint Ms~ taAs,n Ny call I
/ kiat.a, ~ Mas Airn the informal hallnt.
An liz tlr el.utnts epIs,~.l II Wright ~
I.nilrr went over III Weaver ntnl ny thu lin
!, hi. rai nf tle rull waH finished that cAhdsiA
! had inar, JtM sut.#.
Then The changing commenced ~ RM
!, !, sarn.rt. an,i. before tle rv~l.ll could ln VI
n.n,in.d, il n,pinn IL makt Weasef's nnMn
. tiuu uiann,o,,r liz neean,ation was put ~
carried with shout.
I Mr. Janlos ~ Weaver was declared Y
,,n,ni,ec ~ the party fnr President VI Il
tnt.a N,nt.a.
!, II waA moved ami carried to t,rnevstl At ON
:, IL haIhi iur candidate fuf Ni.v President.
= III, chair snil thnt nttslt,rll titu lnsttiuIl hi