, 1880-08-06

Octoj,er heyund doubt, and the result In liam.
!lton County usually determines tho election
;" "'G ssttai ifi iDt,,atea TO 1as ea4easo 1tfbuns.
ToLEho. o., Aug. b,-At tile Republican
sahatorial: Convcntfon Of the, Thirty,ttirtl
District. held IN thfs city today, Elijah i.
tSe district ii tic stato Board f Il Eqaaiiza.
-, spteta, D..pa.eA 70 7at catssse Tribune.
took rlsc III the lnto Republican Congress
slo.al Convention Is now . thing ot The, past,
the; candidate Of tllo boilers, G. y. Lock.
wood. having formal " withdrawn, from tho |
anoat that Dissatisfaction prevailed In tho
ranks Of tho secedng faction. and the retire
inetlt OF their Candidate was not wholly lin.
sSpeeted. 4 number Of sapporters eas.,Cti of
q letter % Lockwood settling forth Tho dan.
from tho s 'istrict s,oa! iSs splt eonii"ac,
and tho depressing Influence Of tie same on
day stating, that ,lle fully appreciated tho
ltcan pnrty should. split contlnuc. md
therefore Withdrew from the tletd. In this
most prominent leaders In tho boltlng fac:
t'on.. ,T1e' counselcd harmony, and predicted
an otd,tinle triumph for tho Republicans In
the fall clcctionS
Conventions ot Hamilton County. held hero
tl,ts afternoon, tenonIliated Tho lion. I,cflja.
min .l'utterve(rtlt, Of the First DISTRICT, and
tho Ten. Thomas L. Young, Of tho SECOND
District, for Congress. 10th nominations
" GiroiNSAT1, O., Aue. ga Gozctte special
knys:. The Democrats Of tho Tenth Ohio
District ut 5andnsky to-day nominated Nor
gan ohafer for Cofigrcss.
Special Cprtspondencs If 1ht Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 3.-Tl,c Intention
which Is just now being given to tho possl-
bilitles Of rccaptnre Of majority In tho
House OF Representatives by the Republican
nnrrv n,ores thc aitmotfon IN MI closa Con-
eresslonal districts Of peculiar interest. The
loss or gain Of Congressman Is 1T ms time
q mnttcr Of considerable moment 1T needs
20 little 10 turn the scale Of party suprc1,l-
seyl; ana nus tast Is app appreciated D' mo !,
thinking men OF both parties, though " is
npt to be lost slight Of By tho less careful In
playing n land for tho Presidential stakes.
's pck s easJ ,,, ai,o I1o T.. 80. IT,
~ WY u'Sslets "Ilo,l nto eouspiissu ~ .i.ls
tl"un!tonFc0uhty pclnS ratlet Vi tnc uouot-
ful east, no apology Is needed for bringing
THE rlutIr IN THIS COUNTY,
tnrs.f vGirh for reosnns hovc link stote,,,
Se.ts n..s ~ ~: n..,.. T., 49,. ~.
shoua httAcn 70 tne iign9 II tnesn tMo us.
tLtcts, m4st nlso no aanca tllaS as!s!HE from
Pre,nlaeatly spoken et fSr Gong Congressional $, u!
honoFa arg men 9f National rcptltc, tho gtr.
ing of oit!eG to wi,en Interests iss mners OF
i ~ 1uou ~ 4'c.a w ..! .o1n!3i
~ plcsfht oolh alstIlsta r! nle lGPIescnteu !
1nnlln Dt!tterwort9t ana no second bs Go,i.
ino!nhs 1ouhg. 1ntn OF tneSe nIe eatiut.
ate Tor 1eom'net2n ~ q te nnts o. ,helr
Ga'' sGlon.' AAN '''A ~'' ''' - "''''N' 0NF'
H1L Lnur1EnwoHTn -.
Mr.. Dnttcrworth Is a strong party man, and
his nomination and election would be- bitter
psrsa%tsss: % = IND = = = : p@Tsst1fIag @ i 1syyer; II
c3nseaen he "t Gel%mS.s Y. no ana was c o
ys"1 sa % ySsr ,stnpt s AtsT xss o hs sssSn e ass IT
him, md tho Democrats in Congress sent
Congressional Investigating Committee here,
in the. summer. Of 1870, 10 .pry into the
sth"s , 2, bis s election nG yesatl1a
to affect the on6crnatornl campaign Of that
year, and failed In both its real and assumed
purposes.
GEN. TOM YOUNG,
the Incumbent IN the Second DISTRICT and
iican Convention, il . remarkable .nnn, whose
personal history reads like m .eStraynga,it
Tonance. lilo was born In tho North Of Ire;
land, tho soil Of cottcr on ttn estate Of Lord
DnGelio, esx-ioyernor;t;ensral s Or @ Of ii the 81 Do :
partner lr many a Wilt frollc with that dis
! tngulshcd Individual. At homo he received
but n poor. education, and, coming TO this
country, enlisted as n private soldier In tho
rcgulnr arn,y.ss He rose to tho rank Of Ser
gcant; md, shortly before his term OF cll-
}istmcnt expired, while his company was Gil
roate from: Florida to New York, = storm
overlook tho vessel, which 'foillderetl Mt sea
with nearly nil on boartl, leaving Sergeant
YullnE almost tho only survivor ot his conf
pany. Leaving the army, he obtained 2 ,po-
Aition ns messenger IN tho Post Ofllco at Now
| York, and afterwards ca1ne to Cincinnati,
| whure ha was When tho Wnr broke
| out. He went out as II Lieutenant
OF volunteers. md rose. rapidly,
E0MlhE HoIno Dt!HnA'e1"IcHotNl'
,1 nonn . ass,. ny Wemt !m.n Po'iHes} MH. Inc
Seon tSanasEnuy nnTecsst; ~ ~ nas nSnus oios
ncon ~ ansagsssiu gses canaaat" ~ ~ "He
nus1r ~: ~ ~ ,s tinSot S ,stt, ItSxes M nv
" rnn ttnais TsaM tMSc s h" u..
Inc aattees .s 1eins mnae stesinciht, ao4nE oS,
Gae tas ,ne ~ - ~ S "a, atnnf th. 1o,i "''
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