, 1880-08-06
Georgia Democrats Having q Stubborn
Fight In State Convention.
Nine ballots, Under tho Tuo"Thirds
Rulc, Prove Fruttless.
The Boiling Republican Candidate in the
Oleyelaud District With draws.
a List Of Congressional Candidates
Thus Far Nominated In
t Indiana.
AtI(.FftG AN,


srttial pispdteh to The Chicago TftbHns.
1aysIso, Mich, Aug. 5.-rhe Republican
conyc,jtion OF the Sixth Congressional Dis.
t,Ict convened Mt Owosso yesterday at 10
n,cloek. The candidates were tho Hon.
Mark Brewer, Of pontIac, for reconciliation;
Sumner Howard, Of Flint; Stephen u. Ding
ham, OF this city; and Andrew D. Watfdell,
Of Iiowcl .1aliotinE commenced md con-
tnucd with slight intcrmission till noon to-
day, TWO hundred and .sixty-eigtt ballots
wtfo cast, each precisely mike. with tho fol-
loSinr result: Brewer, 10; Howard, 70;
Bingham, II; Waddell, 10. The dead
lock vas lnally broken by all the
candidates Withdrawing In favor OF
sn l. SnH1%1dnEi Wlo ,In ,,,gns, Mas
eusl eeputhasipsin. Geu. spaulding s a resident of
e. ,tobhs, Clinton County, and Is n lawyer OF
wtllknown reputation. At the breaking out
Of the War he ven. out ns Cnptaln IN tho
tsGpjsfaid record rs soitIisr, Vas promote,l
seyeut lines for gatlnlitry, and enjoyed the
tcnita;ion Of being good !igllter. lilo was
,reyeted DEigaaicr-ticllcrnl Jan. q. lSo5.
Il has oesn nssgt e e sao s fsgnM fg M nnys5 e 5
nnder. Tho Administration of Govs., CrHPo
Hsisonai bank Examiner. and at the present
ii1Ae Is d Special Agent of tho Treasury Pc
O44mGHL- IL. ~ lH0 Hlhf CttMt fEIAlGt viz
Convention niatlo wlse nomination IN Sc
lecting Gen. Spaulding To- represent this, tho
largest district represented in the United
6tates Congress-
DETno1r. Mich, Al1g 5:-The Republican
was very fully attended. Great interest was
manifested IN the proceedings. Col. Henry
II. 1}nttleld was chosen Permanent President
Of the Convention: There were no less than
6ye jeatting candidates for Govcsaor.. Gael,
votes Oh tho first ballot, namely: +. u.
Stoekhr1hEe, Ka1an1nzoo; David II. Jerome,
Saginaw; Thomas W. Palmer, Detroit; John
7. !'eh, tapeer; Rico 4. Deal, Arm AIbor.
down to jerome. and Rich, the former receiv-
Ing the nomination. ST. protracted had been
these proceedings that tho Conyentlon thon
adtoi,ri,cd till o'clock this evening.
scbiayeinents Of tic Republican party; paF-
t[eulafizes tho record Of tho Democratic
party and tie'lounces 1t. antl cn1ls for tho at!-
mtnEsuRttnn OF the constitutional Nlnentl-
notttheir enemies; demands equality in fact
md not III naino only; calls for free nnia-
llmidatcd ballot md u fair count. With no
Tissue ballots or cipher dispatches; believes
ho United States arc Nation. not q confed-
e S,ist; or te ptfs99n 9rom 11 Az
Mites of tho pour.
The following was also adopted:
Tho Union mist and shnll DO preserved: tho
public faith muHt DO malntnIned; tho publlo
debt must. bo faithfully pnld tho roasions Of
The Natict,'a' defenders and their dependents
must BE- sncrcdtr, guarded; tue public lands pro-
md efficiency cxnctcd IN tho pnblto service,
*t!hout destroying tho frccdom Of tho of1cc-
nAlntaincdi the tAHs tt>r tho protection nt tho
purity OF elections must bo Adhored to and en-
fmced, education must b0 fostorol; industry.
aud stimn!ated; md tho public funds strictly
devoted to public and unscctnrian tasoa.
Tho following ~ tho remainder Of the
Ticket Illuminated this evening:
L|cutcnant-t Governor, Mofaa,i s. Crosby !;
Secretary Ut Stntc, William Jcnney trenon,-
inatedl; Treasurer, Denjamin-D. I'rLtchard :;
Audltor-tscncrat, W. J. Latimcr;. Commits.
member Of tho Board of EdneatioI,, Edeal
Rsxford: Superintendent Of Public Instrnc.
iton, J. Glover; Attorney-t;enarnl.J ]. j. Van
Rlpner: Electors nt Large, @. d. Peck and s.
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