The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-10-21

The Autobiography State Committee
Of New York met at Albany to devise ways and
means to secure the election to the Legislature
of only such persons as are opposed to monop-
olios and to granting corporations undue priv
leges and advantages.
The New York Democratic State Con-
yention was in session two days at Albany, I'M
der the Craftsmanship of Erastus Brooks. The
Tammany and Irving Hall delegations, from
New York city, were excluded from seats in the
convention by unanimous vote. The follow
ing ticket was nominated W. Ell. Purcell, Of
The Rochester Union, Secretary of State ;
George II. Lapham, Comptroller Roswell A..
Paumonter Attorney General Robert A. Max
well, Treasurer Thomas Eyershed State En-
gincer; Judge of the Court of Appeals, ex-
Attorney General SHOEMAKER.
A Columbus (Ohio) dispatch Of the
14th inst, says that returns Of the election
from seventy-six counties of the lightweight
show Republican gains of 1882 Democratic
gains, 5,G4a; net Republican gain, $780,
which, added to Townsend's majority of last
year, gives Republican plurality of "a. 1879.
The twelve counties yet to hear from will TO.
materially change the above figures. The
Prohibition vote in the State will foot up Lit
tie over $4,000. The Greenback vote will rot
exceed 1900. The Democrats take their Wat
crIoo defeat very kindly. the Old Liners espe
cially, who were told to stand back by the
young Eagles, while they ran the campaign
and are now congratuiating themselves that
tho young bloods of the party were so Tror-
oughly worataa." n Monies tclo-
gram of the 14th says that "fuu and reliable
returns of tho Iowa elections frcm seyenty-two
counties give Sherman Oepublicsn) net ma
jority of 81, 52G. The returns sustain the pre-
yious estimates that Shermans majority will be
$4,000. The House of Representatives stands,
according to present returns: Republicans, Is
Democrats, 20 +; Greenbackers, s."
The Nebraska State Democratic Con-
vention, at Omaha, nominated W. II. Munger
for Supreme Court Judge, and Alex. Bear anu
S. l.. Brass for Regents of the University, anu
adopted platform declaring for free-trade.
honest money and economical administration,
aud against the high-icense liquor law.
It is positively stated in the club
houses Of New York tEat President Arthur i'll,
tended to appoint Roscoe Conkling Secretary
of the Treasury, and that the visit of the latter
to Washington was to effect change Of plans.
Complete returns of the result of the
Ohio election show that Gov. Fosters plurality
is few less than $4,000
William e. Chandler has been in
Washington locking over the ground and pre-
diets " that every member of Arthur's Cabinet
will be practical politician, and be appointed
to strengthen the party machinery. OF Gar
fields Cabinet only Blaine, Window and Kirk
wood were of this class. Hunt Lincoln james
and MacVeagh have absolutely no value ii
politics. He thinks none will be retained
permanently"
Ex-senator Mcdonald, of Indiana
who is in attendance on the Supreme Court a
Washington, urges upon the Democratic Sena
tors the rejection of the nomination of Marsha
Dudley for Pension Commissioner, on The
ground that he prostituted his Office TO parti-
san work IN the Presidential election.