, 1880-08-27
4 Fusion 1srObnble Between tho
Democratic and GrccnDnck
Remnants.
Gov, Pitkin Ronominated by the Re-
publicans Tor Governor OF
Colorado.
Other Political Notes from Eastern, South.
eru, and Western States.
KANSAS.
Spfettl ptspateh 10 The chicago Tribune.

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Sptethl Dtspdteh 10 The Chicago 7ftbAnt* |
TOPEKA, k,s., Amg. M.--'Elic Democratic
State Convention met here to-Any with
larEc attendance, and great interest was
manifested it, the proceedings. Ex-unltctl-
Stutcs Senator linss wns nominated Tor tioV-
crunr By acclatnatlo.,, and accepted Ill nshork
succrl,, plp.lging himself, II elected, tn be-
con,c n fitting representative Of TIC Den0c-
rncy. Il tull State ticket wRs selected, TIC
ou,y spccinl feature bring the nomination nf
Miss Sarah 4. Brown. of Lawrence, rs cai,ti1'
date fur State Superintendent III lttb'lc ILL.,
str,cton. She IS ut PRESENT aerylslst us Coull"
ty Superintendent vi Dougiuss County. 5lle
IA II sister 1T ex-Congrcss'nnn W. Il. brown.
Of this Statc.
Thu question OF fI,sing with the GreenbacE.
crs WIS tliscussctl, md resolution ntiorlett
referring the matter to tho Stnto Central
Committee to await tho action vi the Nepub-
1lrau Stnte Convention next week. II st.
John is renominated by tho Republicans,
| tho Committee will withdraw Ross alMl s'l!,-
| stItute Il man upun wllu,u tho Democrats a,tl
,;rccrbackcrs can unite. This plan will ,r-
doultstlly bu pursued, rs tho results Ut tho
laiu primaries insure tho nomination o! 81;
"n llg a!rsny ns @"1 @ s;rY tTo its "ra
| tl,ali necessary 70 nominate.
| 10 the Western assoetattd lrfts'
| TOPEKA, Kits, AitE. 1G.-Ile l}entncrntic
Slate Convention met here it3tlny, nln! PIT p,r
Einir Chairman ind II. n. Moore, Secretary.
Tile following platform WIS atiuptett:
Iscsoltci, TIint lle Democrats Of kansas
do hereby heurt.ly illslprsc tiu ul!il'lcts ailu
ulntrur,l, nlute NilA uduptGl Ut Cincinnati;
Tint in tic nomination uf W.S. llAlicnek lor
President ut thu United States w recUgtliIe y
man 's.inenishettln military llfo; o'!e wn u
hlgh oil tho scrot! 1f fanlc; one! upon WHOSE
splendid record there Is no stnln; ono whot
called t0 thu administrator ut the rights ot
tic pcupie alHl elotElctl with utmost Imperial
pt,wer, recognized tliclr rights and e!linrcctl
Them; and .bccn,sSe OF hls staiaies,s li,,..,
ldlff' Ills IT consiiutlonat fiberty, alrl 10 the
ws tir,lgu to !si,i sl,ml to hts tlisttngusllr.l
,, nss1clate, William II. English, tic nnthnsi'
As,lc sl1pinIrt Of tic Democracy Ut kAlisasj
,uleyIls that under the providence OF GM1
and By tic will Of tho American p peoYH}lc eh "
y will 10 the next President ot tlle uh'teo
The following State ticket was nominated
!. | Governor, Il. llusa; LlcutenNnt- -uuserllnnf
! Thomas tieorge; Secretaryof Stale, john ~
/ Griffin; Auditor, II. J. Il. Nes:Mueheri lrnas
n nrcr, Tltcu. Mtclicttba'tH: Att1riiey'G
4. i. l1ackf.ra: SupgrintS.tleiit ,nini q l.ii
!, Justice of tho Supreme Court, a. Il. Wag
j. Thu following Electoral ticket was chosen
!" At large, T. II. FGntun Nnu \. ~ llafTls
= First District, Thomas Alnonl!Kht; SeGol!
District j. B. scraggs; Third District IT, I
% liz State Central Committee was .ernpow
erc,l tu I'LL vacancies III the Stute ticket. ais
If to pru,note Il consolidation nf the oppi'sltto
~ iii the Statc III nily manner they deell uest'