The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-08-26
POLITICAL POINTS.

| II. II. HERBERT was renominated for
congress by the democrats of the I'd dis
trict of Alabama.
THE democrats of the fourth district OF
w. Va, nominated Sam. F. Coleman for
congress.
The democrats of the sixth Ohio district
nominated Hon. Frank M Hurd, for re-
{ election to congress.
! TIE readjusters of the fifth Virginia
congressional district have nominated S.
Stovall for congress
THE democrats of the 9th congressional
district of Penn, have nominated Alfred
Short for congress.
| j. Wade Mcdonald has been nominated
for congress by the democrats of the Third
Kansas District.
TIE democrats of the fourth Virginia
| district have nominated Samuel +. Cole
man for congress.
GEORGE G. Cabell, democrat, has been
re-nominated for congress from the fifth
Virginia district
H. f. PAGE, republican, has been re-
nominated for congress in the second Cali
fornia district
Hon. ID. p. STUBBs, of Fairfield, has
been nominated for congress by the green
hackers of the First Iowa District.
J. b. WEAVER, the greenback presiden-
tial candidate, is swinging round the Cir
Gle" in Arkansas.
The Republicans of the seventh Michi-
gan congressional district have renominat-
ed o. ID. Conger for congress.
| The Greenbackers of the sixth Michi-
gan district have renominated ex-congress-
man Josiah w. Begole for congress.
JOHN G. ToMLIN son, mayor of Atchison
Kan. has been nominated for congress by
the democrats of the first Kansas district.
WILLIAM V. p. MCGUIRE, of Bethany.
twenty-four of them-for state representa-
tive Of the thirty y-second Illinois district.
The republican senatorial convention
for Grand and Madison counties, Ind,
nominated Charles Henry, of Madison
county, for state senator.
SENATOR MATT CARPENTER will address
the republicans of the fourth Wisconsin
congressional district at Milwaukee on the
26th inst.
Hon HORACE DAVIS has been renomi-
mated for congress by the republicans
of the first California congressional dis
trict.
SENATOR CoNKLING will begin work in
the canvass September or 3, when he will
go to Ohio and make some speeches. and
then go into Indiana.
BENJAMIN WILSON, of Harl ison county,
has been nominated for congress by the
First West Virginia District democratic
convention.
A CARSON New dispatch says the re-
publican convention re-nominated ROllin
M. Daggett, of Virginia City, for congress,
by acclamation.
ATTORNEY GENERAL DEvENs has receiv-
ed an invitation to speak i'll the Indiana
campaign, and will accept, provided he
does not accompany the president to the
Pacific coast.
GOVERNOR ORAN NJ. ROBERTS, of Texas
has been renominated by the democrats
for governor, and l.. ]. Storey, of Cald-
we'll county, for lieutenant governor.
l JUDGE EZRA B. TAYLOR, of Warren,
Trumbull county, O., has been nominated
for congress in the eighteenth district, bet
ter known as General Garfeld's district.
JuDGEJ C. Cook, of Newton, has been
nominated for congress, and +. M. Daven.
port, of OskaloOsa, forcircuit judge, by the
democrats of the sixth Iowa congressional
and judicial districts.
/ GEN. RAuM, commissioner Of internal
revenue, IS on his way to Portland, Me.
, to take part in the political canvass in that
state. His appointments will be made By
the state central committee, and he will
remain in the state until after election.
II The sixteenth Illinois republican con
gressional convention nominated for repre-
sentative Hon. e. B. Hosmer, of Wash
/ Iington county, and for member Of the stat'