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, 1880-05-06
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

THE ChSC0RD nEM0CftATIC CONVENTION.
8gtetd9 DsV4teh 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
CoSOOant n. IT,, sIRy b.-The Democratic State
Convention for tho choice OF ttclegatca to C!u-
oinn,& WIN held in phGntx Tail to-day, and WIS
largely attended and enthusiastic gathering.
It wAs evident FROM tho tAk nf delegates OIL tho
Etrcot nnd iN the hotels that larg0 jurity Of
tho delegates were nntl-Tiluon, but It was
deemed oxpcdcnt to ay'td any direct express
elou OIL tint point. lowing tho matter TO bo set
tied ut tho National Convention. An effort WIS
mado lust evening to plRuc prominent friend
OF Tildcn on tho ticket, but tho venture found
few takers, and tho ticket, rs elected, Is
as thcn mnue up, which is: Harry
lllnghatn. of 1lttcton; Frank Jones, Of Ports
mouth; John II. George, Of C0ncortl: and Martin
Y, u. Edgcrly. Tho only instructions givcn tho
delegates wcrc tt Adhcro rlGldly to tho lwo-
thirds ruIc. business was trnnanotctl III short
tiu,c, ovorythtug being cut aud dried by tho
stnto Committee, Thu speech Ut tho Hon. John
II. Shirley, President, WAS Il aenHncntlon OF tho
Republican purity, It's action in the Inst I'rcsl-
dontlal contest, And It's proposal to " oons,,tll-
muto its work with tho third torn, which Is but
unother tamu for tho Emptrc, with tho man on
hnrst.tslck ut its hend." Th9 resolutions Wcro lii
uuoh 1ho 8Ntnu &ttflt.
T1IE REPUBLICAN, CONvENT1oN TODAY.
CoSCnnn, n. H. May 6.-The hosc!s nrc crnwtl-
ei to.ntKht with pUtitIcfhus ul tip1rgules 10 tho
Republican, Htntu Convention. which taeots hero
nlaino will havc thrvc-tlfths of tho delegates.
The opposition Will ho AivlAotl between 6Iunt
and Hhertnlil. W[llinm u. Chalidler'a natnC will
head thu itlalno ticket.
, 1880-05-06
NEW HAMPSHIRE,

t .. ~ ei"an -. ensshslus.
C0SCdRo' NJ A'' slhy 1'-lhc ucmocfat1e S1Atc
Convention was called 10 order by George +.
l'utun,J,, Chairman Of tho Statp Cpinmlttee and
ht ,o,,nt1 Jnhu W St,tr,v far pr,siffunt nrd MI
~ .'r.' "' ....,.'. .us ""u III ~
otaer oihcees' ecsefa' conl'h'ttees "eFo 1Aeh
appotnlcd
Tho Convention solicited tho following dole-
ea ~ r..,I t".,'.. ,t..,,, ~ !, ~i.,,' -.
ueoFHe' frAtlR IolcA' hl"rt'n '. H. EugeFiy. Az
ternntes, Joseph Burroughs, John W. Alorao,
John Z. Clouttnan, David II. Young.
Tho dceuntcs pro instructed tn ndhere 10 thu
.,vn' 'thIr1s r,,,, w
twn-th.F'1s THIS ....-.
Tho Committee on Resolutions made the fol-
lowing report, and It VIE adopted:
u,,,, ,r 'nr ,v,,ton ~ " % nstnsinins " ,c. @
Crntin rnn,lhitmi. vIvcrntnnnt. M nssnrtn.l nv
tho Touuters ar A,1crtruu iiiM,rty and rmf,ol[et,
in thn fnnstif,t,oi, nnfl rnnstnt;tiv n,nintnnet.
ny tiu Den,ocsNtio pHrty Of tin Union. 'e
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3. 3. wABIIDURNE.


Tho Committee on Address appointed at tho
lnootlng Tuesday ovcning met yesterday ,norn-
Ing aud elected 1iornNnn Raster as ChRlrMAu
After due dellbcration the Committee doodcd to
adopt and issue tho following address:
:, To aH Republican Ipters: At 9 meeting OF
purpose Of consulting upott tho best Interests of
tnS M H. psrty &a Of
certain IL he united, the undersigned were np-
pointed . ,,C Sommittro to prcpaso IN address to
be tbS ioR. Ena b. soSs hStsns tho OF
That when called unon tt.,s tho duty o. m
Republican 10 serve bis party: that no American
citizen should seek Or refuse tho high otco nf
President; that no dla[ncltnatlon or refusal of
Tresf,eney iced prevent his rec'minoatation rec M as
y cAnu!tlRte beforo tho fatlnnGl Convention by
e!tzen' who consider htn. the best representa-
private inhibition; that the SUCCESS Of tho Re-
e 70 hS 1t sh o
nomination Of STR. Wnshburnc.
ofhonesty; man whose chnrnoter sspotless, ,and
wtli not have to BE- deIondc,l; man whose pub
original liopubi!can, ono of tho founders ot tho
party Of fssedom Ian And nroSresss patriot Of
nn n,ss1u.s' M'il. W Hu.lo Hau Mth.vu teGtoaon' w
Treasury" as candidate who w.llld unite tho
lscrubllcan party all orgr the country, whose
nomination would bu equivalent 10 his election,
and would beyond Aii tl0uht ius,tre tho safety OF
the party and perpctuate Its power.
We therefore urEo upon Voters to take por.
sonat intcrost In tho primary elections, and III
county md 6tate elections yet to be huld, To tho
end that tho strongest candidate may bo hnini-
nRtcd, and that the Republican party may
triumph at tho polls noxt Envomhcr:
HERMANN RARTEnt Chairman.
". X. SULLIVAN,
JANEs \. KrRK,
EDw. +. CItAtfN,
II. W. HIuAuY,
JOSIAH H. DlSsELL.
T.. y. TAfLOil,
ADAM MILLER.
Tht cOmmttteG denounced tho action Of the
County Central Committee IN liking tho time for
tho primaries 0rtp week carlfor thAn over before
y Cook County, anA took measures looking 70
County Convention. They expect every Wast-
burne tnan to do bis duty.
, 1880-05-06
MISSISSIPPI.

Special Dtspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
JACKSON, Miss, atny 6.-The Republican Htate
Convention WIS cnllcd to order at noon to-day
by George N. Buchanan, Chnir1nun uf tho Stnto
Executive Committee. Tho Convention Is lnrge-
ly attended, there being over 200 delegates pres.
ent, and every county represented except i've.
In point ut intelligence tho Convention is well
represented, many delegates being prcsont who
have not horotoforo Actcd with the Republican
party, TITO Benso Of the Convention WIS fairly
developed OF tho election Of n Temporary CEnLr-
man, resulting in tho selection Of ". II. Gibbs,
by vote OF lis u 81, being con-
binahou Of tho Sherman md nlnino forces
against the Grant vote, Chnirman l3,chanun
ruling out votes Of ull contested delegations and
proxies. After tho appointment of tho COm-
1nittco on Credentials tho Convention t00k re-
cess till . O'clock. tho Grant nun threatening II
bolt, and assembling In the Snnnte chnmt,cr for
consultation. The Committee IN Credentials ro-
ported at O'Clock, and, upon tho adoption OF
thoir report, test vota WIS MaIo OH tho
strength of tho 1llafuo and Sherman forcts
against Grant by II vote OF l;sS to g. This WIS
oridentlyn
SURPRISE TO TIE CHANT MEN,
who claimed thAt thclr strength hat not been
developed on the vote upnn Temporary Chnir-
mnu, when tho Convention ngan took recess
It'll o'clock.
There Ia no disposition tN prcss tho Grant
men, and 1t IN Unlimited tiat epuference Ia
now ailont locking to tho selection Of delegates
by Congressional Districts, and allowing tho
Grant men reasonable representation. Much
blustcr IL tnnde, ald thrcnts " boiling md SET
ting up mn independent GrMt,t muctInH bus been
tukcd Of, but this Ia contInol to tho noisy Col.
Ochlltrce, Of Texns, nnH Gov, rinchbMclt Of
LoulslnnH, who nrc directing the Grant inter.
Est, md nre understood to favor tnkiny whit
they can get. Their intcrmcddlng hero bus
hecn Of great Injury To tho Grunt cause.
, 1880-05-06
BE ON YOUR QUAnn.
ORGANIZING THE uxeEAvErs.

iAV "9 41ANVf " 4@ GHgG4Ho 1TttAtf.
CnHCA1o, hfny b.-1 hnvo reliable inrorr.u.-
Ynrls u repeat saturday a1l tho way fron, -.
Fourth Wnr 10 tho Fifteenth, right ttronas,,sses ,se
so,lth and North Divisions. The names ~ Asae ~.
partv arc known who Hro organizing tba e,sa w
Everything TINT n1ar he accomplished h, ~
Horthlo VIII be in, f.. nii every lrIsk re,asses
oapht % IL &c seena 'a9 y nrEse Es Ths
iorn three e ono, md II tho biiut.o1qqss.s 1qs sad
aay aSs s.f 'abi tho primaries WY o1n1e eS eso ss::
Tho above communication Is written by vsit:
postca Intelligent altlzen who knows what hs :.
talking about. TtiE TninuIE hRtl had nrcr,or.
intimatiuns TINT sonc such schemo n. M, s..s
IL be rcsortcl to tho west Side cf TIM rttor -
well rs IN the South aud North Divisions, for ~
rnrposo of sitting the voIcc Of tho pcon. sus us
es 1T te 5alot boz satGriay T. 'as! tsag ,a ssa
nthers.lse DO. i Is ptoce Of work aaitS iftSIS "
Mn K9Srpf i th9 of
nrin,nries md the Convention wcek onriios ne
thah has always t,cen the custom. for tke ny.
,' t'e ia fsty syn6lcos Ct takS snap tasmsat
especially Of thoao living s".iig' II i5s ~
coliniry towns, ,i,,npy Of. whom, unists ias
they nre IL tho confidence Of tho n.achine.nieyn,
Aro tn he hcld+ nnu consequently, will mi tnro
n.st; and. SECONDLY, In ,order to havo more timss
wonK on TIN Delegates
70 Springfield nttor thoy hive been se+ctsa
Mor!ay 1iiurning. 1t will o Tho ettort of H.
th!rti-torm men, when It comes to ch0ospe d.. IT,
tSor unr I1 se %esf nv %rs IT, hee
70 secure majority to attempt to conlpTomjss
,nattors " the selccslon Of 1s many weak %.
s ssGfft "ap liz sB y aS 5 Sa Ss,, TAP
and tho tlolcgulcs have been dcciare,l eIec|sd
every deyirn in their power viii ill.,; L.
, 1880-05-06
NEW JERSEY,
/ BLAINE nELE0ATtON,

btEEtd4 DHp4t<* % 7H ChIEa0o 1F1b1H1s
NEW f0Rx. May "a Ifntea dispatch from
Trenton snys the New Jersey delegation will bo
for Dlainc, though probably Instructions will not
be xlvhn. u wore thought that Dlalna bad as
good chance now W In lSiJ, the delegation
would 10 made individually solid for hin, first,
last, ind all the time" but II has been thought
bost 10 allow aomo mombers Of the delegation.
whose personal preferences arp for Sherman,
Grant. or WsahhuEne, on condition that they
vote for blaine 50 ling al be has any hnro OF
nomination. It Is thought rssuiution will DO
introduced proposing Blaine fot Prrs!dent, An
anti-thlEd.tctm resolution ls talked OF, Trenton
, 1880-05-06

GREEfRnoRo, N. O., May 6.--Tho State Natton-
nj Greenbnck Convention was held horo to-tny.
Only four Delegates wcro present, ono Of that
number Republican, postnastor. Congressman
Do In Mutyr did not make his appearance. An
Executive Committee for tho State waa chosen.
!. Il. Winston, of Mttfon. Chairman. Delegates
tn tho National Convention ut Chicago juno 0
wore appointed. They ~ untnstructed. No
Othor business was TRANSACTED.
, 1880-05-06
TENNESSEE.
THE ltEPGHL1CAS CONTENTION.

THE ltEPGRt1cAS CONTENTION.
Special Dtspal1h to The Chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tcnu., Mny h.-Thc Htute l,epub-
1can Convention tnet In tho hal ut tho lInusn
u Representatives nj noon to-day 10 elect
twonty.fnur delegates to tho Nntionul Cunvetl-
tton, being Iwn from each Of tho ten Congress
sionnl districts and four from tho stNtc ut lmrget
and nominate caildlfato fur Governor. Thu
attendance Is larger than any Republican CON-
ventlon ever held III Tennessee, nbout u1o dylc-
gates being present. It was cailcd to order by
Joseph Il. Dtfng, Chniruun of tho State Ex-
ecntivo Committee.
Tho Hon. l.. G. Ho,lk, Congressman from tho
Second DIstrlcs, opened tic session by stating
that 1t WIS tho duty Of tho purity that 1t
should By the lust 10 pander to any rico on
account Of color Or previous cnndit!on Of
scryltude. The Republican pnrty hud shown 1t
was willing to recognize the c0tortl people. In
Wow Of this fnct he nominated Willium II.
Young, coored editor Of tho Nashville Herald
and Pilot MS Temporary Chafr1llN't, and tho Hun.
"A. II. Pcttibone warmly sccoudcd tho n0mna.
uon. J. II. lurus. colorcd. Of Nashville. wis
placed Ia nomination. A vote being tnken,
Young was unanimously elected, thus achlcving
tho distinction Of being
THE fl!lAT HE0h0
ever elected to preside over u convention Of a
similar character In Teunossee.
Young was escorted tu tho chutr by Mcssrs.
Houk, rc.tbouc, ulll SentldcrAll, when, 1louk
form, "Thls is nenro catiastty."
After Tho election Of three Secretaries and tho
appointment VI NonlfA'ltcn oH CeeuehtlaB IaS
Convention adjourned uutll o'clack.
Upon rcassemfiing brief addresses wcro made
by the Hon. Bianlcy biutthrws, Of Ohio, who Is
neso on cghl BUSINESS the non. l!oraco H.
HafrlBon, The Hon. Il. 9. lt0uK. IND OthCrs, whN
eulogized tho Republican, purity alld denounced
The lJolnocrlicy.
:. II WINS eslacht that lHr&o fnn1nrify Of sho
delegates favored Grant, but It ro nl1l!ne fortho
election Of tho Permanent Chatr.u MI to reveal
VIA, ~ ra,n,n,,... a.' 1ss.,,ss,. nss..,
. sMS si n ..a ~ t,.t W., nrsan!za
uon WIS choset u WY plnln tnat ny trl!nt 'neI!
nray,lY wc5S ~ t99 orla;s 31y & 'als a IT. ,n h%a
ncne Ehairmnl,, Willis tnn lrleilas u lalntiIe.
% Eanunus' s~ncrtnatf' ~ una "asonaf'le III" settled
Ihe totnmtt.u presented TWO iH1,orts, ono
RECOMMENDING Di1n anl tho other rrronl-
menaln4 Ncoses; Ing presentation " each re-
pnrt was Eruet3a VIII Wl.h lo'la nppihtlse i!pn tl9
ftends uf uach mhn Sptu wtls do'nhudMi
Miid tnkGn, res!lltlnx Ill Dillon Hctt!nH sd5 aud
icctrs @S'. Ilo announcement OF the result
WAS
, 1880-05-06
WuIsrL1N0 to KIEF HIS COURAGE up,
EnSetaf Disnafeh Ia Tkk Chfeaso 714k,tnn

spsetat pApateA 70 IN Chteaoo 1tthuns.
WAsulN0Toa, D. O., Biay b.-Sonator Cameron
deuouuess tho report that the delegation from
hls 6tRta will mot obey tho Instructions to vote
for Grant a6 absolutely false and manufactured
by the fsleQds Of blaine u inluenoe tho oleo-
tiout In Illinois and the Northwest. Cameron
shus explains tho n,atter to Mr., Young, Of the
Philadelphia Star; "The Sherman and plaino
, 1880-05-06

tee for n sornrHtc primary nojl nj ~ GEoounmts nt
Ilato lintel Ind not received my attentIon ftt ffatt
that COmn1lttce their fuilura to cnnsidnart n TIN ~
apcnkers n tho strongest forms, fhey nssssesal
tho Ccntrn Commtttno with MI infcniiocI cI,1ntsstng ~
prnss tho strong country. vote aRnnst mntsap'
meeting Saturday, and snr1n nrranre,141,tnna
adjourned. "s 4eell1y
, 1880-05-06
OHIO,


4
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80 .s,,.,.
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4',p ,. ~ ~ tr "sv '...'
uMnur. ~ 'ms =. ~ n.cotns ~ ~ w .t.o
.'c'''ts"i.e N".lf ensnn tpM.F'o" ~ tuu l'ue.
"" ". s"ss "ess ~ s .uu ."'am.' .
xa.r ~ raa. ,,,ns 81, i" -, ~ ~ e.u..a. 'on! WY
l'o,n sno WV .u". ~ " ~. lnet.o.s' e"u"es'
m' ~. eA'a S'm WI, ,,,. n.o "..'ss mso u'lcHuy vu
Nv a,"n .,.,.a o ''. .r ~ "n "M '
sfce .nn 'u.v"" ~ 49, y" m ,"1 n''.ss' Nnu ~"
.! .uo so1s W Me uAnovet0' Mse c',,le' W"sA@
my opehV aot tue SUCCESS III iiNlc1''
hor.ns tnosooy 10 aosaneo ,noc'ne'nnatl stocer sa
n W. eu.Va pse, W, tnu ua''o' cA.'' w. H.,
,..aS, e '" ,',s 49, t.a" .s. i. s. hui, nwe,... W
o,,,., nnms.nm ,rs.; .v s"rs ~ .'.'s
oy and srxuo % That Id ea.o @ sV Is ono se Without
hope. aud TINT atter Ohio has complln,ciited
xcnator Thrrman its duty will DO completed.
.''e ~'ei 'hA""">"1T TEsr H''o''A of 4'iA ~o"-
,,,,v ,,o,,s ~, h. w. ,o,,,,ot, ,,,,+,,,,,r =,
tho delegates IN lndorslng Senator Thurman na
the chnicc uf tho Ohio delegation, but briefly
this follows tho rcmnrk Of minority Of tho lei
eRatcs to the cfYctt Tint Mr., Th,,rmnn cannot, ho
nominated; nom mated Ihoro ~ q visible undcrour-
rent which Is r'fnnlnx fnrornbc to tho
saec Of Gramercy Park. and MI Of
on'c" of la,s Wh o a.oa suIo
fnctions at WORK @ It "ppcars ou,to probable % that
Tho Delegates to Tue Cincinnati Convention viii
inok fhnso stnvfnu ,untltics whtoh ~ ncrcsstfv
wv rs9u'teu W !e!'ues ocuasor 1naFtnah even
lot1nIaap1o eanaElato neiore tho Nationai Con-
sonuom' anu 10 " we rreseht limo salo
to predict Tint aftcr complimentary.
ana tho Convention to.morrow nrolnlsos to In
fhnruphlv nornncrnftr T., cvo-v rosnnot srd ~
, 1880-05-06

DoyEn. DEL, May 5.-Tho Republican stato
Convention Will moot hero Tomorrow. Tho Ill
dlcntlons are that, though tho delegates 10 Chi
cago will net bo instructed a. delegation unuui-
NOUS for Dlalnc will bn chosen.
, 1880-05-06

nnfbunlty InrEo one. #
TaExT,H. N. j., May b.-A larac number Of
delegates tn the Republican, Htnte Convention
have nirendy arrived. The iycjing Is IN favor ni
frndlnE Blaine .,rleKntra. init tho Impression ia
they Will npt be inatrt,ctplt
, 1880-05-06

FItth-w. II. wlaner, ". T.. Elliott.
s!sthI.stoPhssn nraador. y, " i. So,,ng; y ,.,n
EiRhth-t. g. Muse. L. u. HchHclcy+
Nntt-W. II. 1fnlE, I, Hontnervillr.
'renth-LnrHrn Williamson, Fred Il: Hunt,
Fourteen of tho Delegates nrr fnr 0rnnt.
Tho Convention to-m0rrnw Is to select four
additional delegates fr,lin the State nt lnrgct two
OF whom Rrc claimed Ivy tho Grant hicn.
, 1880-05-06
COOK COUNTY CONVENTION
Tl.ACES or 1yOLplS0 THE rpIMAR1rs ,x,

equally dishonorablo Inducements.
COOK COUNTY CONVENTION
rtAcEs or HOLDING the PRIMARIES Aso
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
The Republican voters Of Cook County ase re,
Qlested to send delegates to tho Cook County
Convention, to DO held at Farvcil Hull, No, iii
Madison street, In the City Of Chicago, On Mon.
day, .4fny 10, at the hour OF 10 o'clock fl ths
forenoon, for the purpose Of nominating nipety4
two delegates To attend tho State Convention At
Springfield on tho 10Th day Of May, A. D. lssa
The primary meetings to select de!egatesto 10
tho above-hamcd Convention will be held ID the
various wat1ls Of tho city OF Chicago On Satur.
t'ay, May 3, A. D. 1880, from to o'clock Ia ths
afternoon, and In tho country towns from 10
o'clock In tho Afternoon Of tho same day, unlea
otherwiso provided.
Tho placcs Ut holding primary meetings, and
the Judges Of primary maeti1,gs II. tbe various
wards Of tho city Of Chicago. and ID ihe Towns
Waw a,d oe md to n%ber :, H. H.
gntes to which cucil wrrti In tic CITY OK Chicaso
and each town IS entitled, Ii as Follows: '''>N'
PRIMARY roLL1Sa-PLAcEs.
3f,rss ;Marh5IsEtsht IL h hdolsKatos. Judges, DIV
Polling p!4eet lA5 LII Snll9 stFeet
Second Wurd-Eight Delegates. To,ling.p place,
lao stAte struet. Judges will be nnuonncedto-
.Third wura-Nine Delegates. Judges, stuny
Nelson r. \: Enn,o!,Is: Polling. Place, How
ans lycry staSls iss Tweuty; second street
aeorgcp ?; Jones, D, q. MclSinnoa. l.. b. Diss 'DiSsa
PUiting-ptaco. iicar cortlor, Thlrty-thrd strttt
III Ff SGa's @araxFyo nsEKyenaS aSiogates slko scbd
Joseph lloyd, GrorEo Holt. pOlliEg'placc,
Sixth Ward5sfx de!esa,es; Judges, Mo ~.
scycn'h Wan]- Sly tslegntcs. Judges, William
6ase nSe M Se @est ef. TssieG .i1,0 T. e H0ares P's
Mc.ncy, siathias Mnlner. Johu Andctson. raI.
WapdMEa1 p wgsf arsssn ns1a,cs s!ssr'
sa p,asa + :n Il l!s Rse VICE. Il M DSSs s'fsat s'
Kc3 y w"dEye d9leEies 1aef hoi,e. H D
PLACE. ee5S West Luke street.
Eo9Suth ;oS WagE!eySa e|eSstes Jusgsa SgS.
Twelfth Ward-Fiftcen ioiegutcs Judges
George 4, Iiusletr, r s. Albright, Rufus King
P9,llng, PLACE RI West Madison street. ,....,
JamosM Wanzcr, Ja,nes II G!ark, William Wil.
inMs. H. Polling. piaeo. southwest corner Of HoJns
: Foi,rtesath Wse!-sovoa delegates. Judge,
John slcL!nden, 6. Piantz, Audrow quad. Poll
iug:plaec, e42 milwaukee, nvenuc.
Fifteenth " ,wGEl-seyen ,telcga;es. judge = =
t.elilag'p1acc, corner Wisconsin nud tarrabes
Ss|s6etss suass HssS! Ell!
Etreats.
ssysatscnth werE!ye = aalcfstss ,;;]s }ussf 81
Eighteenth Ward-.Nine deiegltes. Judsess{t
Ses!Sr chGes1bsrnugh, Charles iiarPol, W. =
Town Of fysio f'ark--six Delegates, to be e!eet'
ea BY toe c!un conyoHt1on systctn.
, 1880-05-06

4 MEETtkG

4 MEETING
Of tho Locnl Executive Cnntn'itne md Delegates
frOm outside tho ctty was hnld tD-niEht at tho
rcsihrneo OF HcnntOr Henderson, md at d late
nf exercises to- lnnrtr,w. II wils iocl,lc,l, how
ever, to hold rl,ss. meeting n.tsiDrrs,w even.
Ing. nt which noted speakers will liN present and
lnAkg addresses.
, 1880-05-06

A Republican meeting was'he]d ut the school,
house III NuplewoNd Fvittuy evening for the pur-
poso Of appointing delegates wh0, IN aUcattl-
sh0uid 1olu othar representatives from Tow.
mansll!a and Jefferson and tosether propose
Saturday. Mr. j. ]. Chase was ctectcd thajr-
man and Charles rtoobstinE Aecrctary. After
considerable disouseon, Mr.. Williams moved thnt
the ohoibe Of candidates for the next Presidency
OF tho menbers Of this meeting ba oxprasa0d 81
division Of the s, Rguss M The result was rs fo-
following being eloeted; j. j. Qh9so, Nj. Lce,
W. RldeTbury, +. l.. Dariow, snu Moi iuIre,.
structed 10 effect . ucntrtl Republican town or
ganf1atlon for Jefferson, which was adopted.
II leing reported thAt the larxp petition pre-
, 1880-05-06
COOK.
COOK.
JEFFERSON ALL HIGHT,
II the Editor af Ths Ch{faoo Tribune.

II tAs Editor of Ths Chteaco Tribune.
1ErfEta0s. Cook Co., May b.-At q rneot!ug OF
tho Republicans Of tho Ftrst Precinct Of luller-
SOL. held Inst oyenng, II ballot vote was takon
OH Presidential preferences with the following
result: Washburne, q; Dlaino, II: Gt1tnt, q,
Tho Grant boomers are making strong. effort
70 dlsftanchtse the country towns Of Cook
ton. Aud tho Goniral CoM1ulttco has roiuscA
70 give Jsfcrron moro than one voting precinct.
County sends 4 0raat delegation to Springfield
It will not DO by tho votes OF tho people, but BY
tho frauds ot tho "maohlne."
Il. O. DuNNINd, Secretary,
, 1880-05-06

{AAkNAy 1IS J4t$ u-4t ~ IlNtuNHA Hut fEEY llN~
Eortant . The general public 90 q how Mercer
lion. 6tt " fol that Z 4 imrortant tint W. be
Tho lMtst:lssan of the 4th says In q special
.esErMn s th@t the .olSEates ars four for 6ra1s
81 the s1 olcsatcs ptofcrs !ir.sSs @ I,ai,@;@oa III" @
unl ho voted Tor the fo!h,wtng rraoutiuni
"rhat aino,,Y tho nnMy ublo nls,l In tho eoun-
hcllsyo that Ito iion. jairc. q. nana >coinblnmcs
Tue stci,lu.,ts that VIII most certainly leal tho
p,y ay e a. lie ss, s sS SS.s asa @ ,hf
s;tI;s1s Gh5ssss Convention who viii KiSS hin isoiF
t)Ir delegation. wo constder,, 10 \ represent
a,yS bS of s aHa hsy VIII yS,S is thSlr
sEcnErANY or CouHJr CONVENTION,
TIE la BALLk COUNTY pANcE.
ssssta. e0fn.sondtTs s, q Int GhteoC9 % %Irtbaa:
awA L. sallS eoy IT, Nny Yor
Ei1th Ward q New York City,' bnt VII vsntaro
ysntioa Of Ia sa!'s County! was Is f%dy ~.
as ksny sves o,x h BY sao d.
Tho so-called ool,Sontion ,nat IN tho Court
ltous0 ut clock, and was cailcs! to order by
Il Known il shIs iocasy as i. +. iN. % but who w
~ Y % sad e. G. ha srsady
su!a'l Il" has hull tho doubtful honor of icing
seleoteft " The Chair,nan of tho Republican,
tic barciaeed ciIsonlery t. nv 10 Your s Core RE-
spondout. who has spent several days IN the
poanty il asoer.a!nina the pre{oEeness q the
ard d-hearer Of the party In tho Presidential cUn-
test now approaching; thAs w WA . DID
M ns 1s g 70 ssnd a.
local loltics"; md IN one Of ths stores here. ia
tho preseooa Of lsrgs number et gcntlonen.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-25

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