The Republican journal., 1880-06-24
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAM ES A. GARFIELD,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
C n e S TER a. ART n u Fl
OF NEW YORK.
FOR GOVERNOR
DANIEL F. Wis,
or EAST CORlNTH
The Ellsw rth Convention.

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inehl ana united III atIloh. us members
were animated y"Splil' when oluS i''lr 10
stamp o"I "Ll"l : ICY OF "feeliodchlSlil
"i''' III '''i'eliipe' l'cA' anu
I'S'"It lie "Iu IiIil 1'IStIict 10 hepuoIi-
''ii ""NhIP' we OclltNe tndl 'hIs VIII
'V cont Nc SUN NY speeches. 'ne
F4'"-cN ~ >e''ili"' ) "orA "hich evoked
N"'i' 'l'''''l'''oUS bursts u applause tle
"e'e' i'Ii-i"'i''H "'lt'eu upon the FACE ol
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nc 7''U'''' VI '"''S' anu M ny ie''"Ve''
'>' V'' y Ili" wa" one nan 'ile "ieeii-
'"'N liI"j"I''H "l '0|0' announcer S'io'lS ana
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'''''' y ''i' y 'li'i''i'' 'i' ic'"I' was ~
0tIii'f hf' NlIIllheii OF twenty-five votes
"Aich would Otherwise nave been gwen
|" MIN rom eIeNeh towns III Washington
county. ms friends acquiesced, however,
III IHe pIdcuc" uIsiFdlchlSlh9 oI lheSe
towns fdlher man Ila' mere should be
even UouPi dS 70 lllell intentions. But
JU9'Lee 10 al demands lAat III lutuIt que
I''I'e 'h"ulI oe gwen III 'he can tlldt none
VIVA "e ""'i'l't" as HeltSdleS 'ui dHlH
'''''e' 'eP"olI'"I' voters from Towns III
"'lIch 'lel reside win Ihe exception that
vacancies III "eIeS"'iolS may pe llIled oy
so'V'N ~ ''"'' Towns III 'Ile same county
! ~ " eilld" quile " I"A OH Instant
'""' 'S "-''Vl- II"' { HeieloioIe pIdceu theH
cIc''ehtdlS III oilief halds, put they VIII
hAo" "hal 70 expect Inc debate on
lIle adoption OF inns resolution was IN
trreStin9, and N one respect especially
significant 1t showed desire on the
part ol al 70 make the convention peo-
PIE conventions 20 respect the wishes OF
IIle people ana TO AVOID even the sem
"I"'lce u machine WORN viewed IN TINS
i'7'iI llt 'lIle mus occupied IN the morn
M 9'''''li was "olI spent ana VIII pe
l'i'''''0 - 7"''' ItSUlVS' me Ies"Iu-
Ol'IlS "''oPted any" Tue candidate chosen,
"''' ii"' I'I'''' "I'o" '"e convention oH
''''' N.Y. - i'iIT illolc was q '0li anu
g - ~ O|>i'l ''oio'i VI "PlA-
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- ''' 'l''''' ''s 'i'o "ol ~ u Tue hepupi-
an 'o'oIS VI -'lo mn congressman ''lS-
~
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il 'iIe 'oII' 'ii'l"ii I"Dole'l uildef any en-
',''' '''7'''''i ~ : "' ~ Ciio'Slhs between
lI'''' iIlo''' eI'iiel Vi "Hoil "ould nave
~ q VIZ 'iiS ''''''''"Iu 'e"Iei III lle
i"'' az - "cll
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ans y my "oul''
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- i''' i''''iI0 - - "cioie 'lie
COZ eil'Io'l II was hlio" Il 'hal "eh. lllSon
'''' i'0' ''' ''l 'no iloiilli"tioli' anu couiu
"llIS ~ |" congress ny great sacrlllce
% HIS business interests. Mt Slmonton,
We lHIllh' HdS no reason 10 regret Inc part
ne look III lhe convention. HIS candl
d:cv was n manly ono and b;, o,,,,o
49, --'' N0"' ~
throughout most c0mmendaDle. Now
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'''''N - "'' Pt'F0il pef oIlt uoupt tndt
according 10 precedent and USAGE Waldo
MI,
W as tHllttl 10 lLe nOlnlndtOn-and her
Cl1iOs were Me nrpsnntad nv Mr. rbn,,,,
T. y WI 'ioii' =
solve DtlleFe she would cheertuly
b.,-. c-oi,-od +l,i il4 1 ,;4..
io"0 "ii>'Ol "li0l oAe
I'll CULTS JdilCtS. 1 he purpose OF the on
+;, 1:,
ftHtIoh was pldiHlS 70 nominate a man
who could be elected whether he hailed
Hpul lldhcoch; hnoA, ADO or W aShfng-
ton: and Ii % hammered that Waldo bad
''''0 Ai''>'
mat man, and the result was the nominal
ton of Hon Seth l.. Milliken on the first
ballot by decided maioritv-a nomina-
ton subsequently, made unanimous with
.ho,u.-....-.i
hearty 9ood VII ana Tremendous applause.
Mr.. Nlllikcn's nomination has been most
e-,,
IdNofdDly received by the Repubhcan
mos. of tho Stata Tho por+,o,d "A
VI ''''iio ~
VertlSer says
Tho Rennhlioans az ,bo Eel, ais.r;o. ,,oao .
rood nomination for Ranresantati1a ~ cnnnros"
Thursday. Seth L Milliken was born in Camden,
~,iu 10 dIoue ~ ears Vi age ne Is sell maze