Daily Republican., 1882-09-14
THE POLITICAL FIELD.
ELEOTION RETURNs FROM
MAINE AND ARK KAWSAs-OOH-
VENTTONSA ARD ELECTIONS,

Returns from 1853 towns In Main,
give Robie 66, 424, and Plaisted 90, $50
scattering, 1927. Robie's plurality
9744. The Portland Advertiser, from
the latest returns, estimates that thu
House of Representative will stand
Republican 102; Fusion, 48. Last yeal
1t stood: Republican, 81; Fusion, 81.
Oficial returns from 81 counties ol
Arkansas show the vote for Governor
TO be: Berry emocrat), 75,94O; Slack
Republican,, 30,9i7; Garland (Green.
backer), 8271. Eleven counties are to
be heard from, (which may reduce
Berry's majority q few hundreds. "
The Senate will stand-Democrats %,
Opposition 8; House-Democrats 70,
Opposition 10.
The Albany Evening Journal CLASH
ties the delegates already elected to the
Republican State Convention of New
York as follows:
Cornell, 100; Folger, 1914; Wadsworth,
40; Wood, 13; Starin, 8; Robinson, 6;
doubtful, 8. Apportioning the remain.
ing 40 delegates, according to the
best information" the Journal saws
the first ballot at Saratoga will stand:
Cornell, 1888; Folger, 1T; Wadsworth,
66, with complimentary votes for other
parties, ranging from 10 to 20.
The Democratic State Convention of
New Hampshire met yesterday In Con-
cord and organized, with Stilson
Hutchins as chairman Mr.. Hutchins
addressed the Convention, saying that
"the establishment of correct principles
was more important than the selection
of few otticehOlders." Martin V. B.
Elderly was nominated for Governor
on the first ballot. The resolutions
adopted declare for civil service reform,
the reduction of the tariff, the applica-
tion of the surplus revenue to the pay-
ment o the public debt, and "the
abolishment of the 800 supervisory
election officers appointed by the Re-
publicans.
The Greenback Labor State Conven-
tion Of New Hampshire, met yesterday
in Manchester, and nominated sepa.
rate ticket, with John f. Woodbury.,
OF Manchester for Governor.
Republican nominations for Con-
gressmen were made as follows yester-
day Eighth Illinois District, Will
liam Cullen Gncumbent); Sixth Wis
consin, Richard Guenther (incumbent)
Sixth Louisiana, Louis j. Sauer; First |
Georgia, Colonel James Atkins. AL
boiling faction in this district nomina.
ted Tomlinson A. johnson, Collector of
Customs of Savannah.
Democratic Congressional nomina-
tions were made yesterday as follows ::
illinois District, A. e. Ste
(also Greenback nominee); |
Fourth Iowa, W. Hoagland; Thirteenth |
Indiana, j. Fl. Winterbotham; Elev-
enth Illinois, W. Fl. Neice; Second |
New Hampshire, Colonel JeWett D.
Horsley; First Arkansas, Poindexter
Dunn; Eighth Michigan, Charles j.
Willets.
The Democratic Convention of the
Second Congressional District of Wis
'onsin continues in session at West
Bend, unable to choose candidate.
I festerday 1863 ballots had been taken
sign Of agreement.
The New YORK State Labor Conven-
ion at Buffalo yesterday adjourned
line die, after authorizing the Execu
i've Com mittee to "reassemble the con
'ention If necessary to consider the ad-
of coalesciug with other 1
abor organizations" The question of
nominating State ticket was post.
,oned.
In the South Carolina Republican
Convention, at Columbia, yesterday,
he committee appointed to confer with
he GreenbaCk Committee, made q re-
'ort recommending that the Convention
ndorse the State ticket of the Green. .
'ack party, and stated the Committee
# the party had given assurance that
hey would secure a free ballot and a
air count. After long and bitter dis
ussion, the following substitute by
Mackey was adopted:
Resolved, That the Convention of
he Union Republican party of s. Caro-
ina, while repudiating the financial
principles advocated by the Greenback
'arty and reattirmiug the principles of
he Union Republican party, do recon-.
1end that az the next general eleCti n !
be voters of the State, in the interest
f a free ballot and a fair count, cast
heir ballots as Republicans for the
tate ticket nominated by the Green
ack Labor Convention on the 9th inst. :" ,
| resolution was also adopted recom7
lending the Republicans to support B.
!. Cash, independent candidate for
congress in the Fifth District. I