The National tribune., 1882-09-23
POLITICAL POINTS.
Nominations for COnsrcss-Anti-M -MOnOpolists, lie
puhlicans, Democrats and Grcenbackcrs.

Nominations for COnGrcss-Anti- MOnopoists, Ke-
puhlicans, Democrats and Greenbaekcrs.
Arkansas-Second district, Judge ]. a. Williams,
Republican; MorilIon district, J. II. Rogers, Dem
ocrat; First district, PoindeXter Dunn, Demo-
crat.
Georgia-First district, James Atkins, Republi-
can.
Hlnois-Eleventh district, William H. Mercer,
Democrat Eighth district, William Cullen, Re-
publican; Third district, George r. Davis Repub-
lican; Nineteenth district, George C. Eess Repub-
licsn; Tenth district, N Z. Worthington.
Iowa-First district, b. J. Hall, Democrat. The
following is a complete list of Republican nomina-
tions: First NJ. A. McCod; Third, j. B. Hender-
son; Fourth Thomas Updcgrair; Fifth, James
Wilson; Sixth, NJ. T. Cults: Seventh, John A.
Kasson; Eighth, w. p. Hepburn; Ninth, A. Il.
Anderson; Tenth, A. J. Holmes; Eleventh, I. S.
struble; Second district, J, Il. Murphy, Democrat; ;
Sixth district James 3. Weaver, Greonbacker.
Kentuclzy-Fourth district, Thomas II. Robert
son, Democrat This is Proctor IInott's district.
Louisiana-Sixth district, Lou is Frazer, Repub-
lcan.
Maryland Sixth district, Louis f. McComas
Republican.
Michigan-Eighth district, G. J. Willets, Green
hacker; First district, Henry w. Lord, Repuhli-
can; Second district. Colonel n. B. Eldredge,
Democrat; First district, William Brownlee, Free
Trader; Eighth district Charles ]. Willits DEM
ocrat.
NIinnesota-Fourth district, E. c. Phillips, Pro-
hbtionist
New Hampshire - Second district, Jewctt D.
Harsley, Democrat.
New Jersey-First district, George NJ. Robson,
Republican; Third district, John Kean, jr., Re-
publican. The Democratic Convention at Atlantic
City nominated Lewis Parllcrsir.
New York Twcnty-fifth district, Frank His
cock, Republican; Twenty-ninth district, Colonel
Archie E. Baxter, Republican; Nineteenth dis
trict, A. P. Parker, Republican.
North Carolina - Fifth district, Colonel ]. Il.
Winston, Greenbacller.
Ohio-First district, Ben Butterworth, Republic
can; Second district, Amos Smith, jr Republican; ;
Second district, State Senator Artey, Independent
and Socialist First district John f. Follett, DEM
ocrat; Second district, Isaac NJ. Jordon, Democrat
Observation-Disclosures district, William A.
Duncan, Democrat; Twelfth district, D. w. Con-
molly Democrat; Thirteenth district, J. NJ. Wcther-
i'll, Democrat. The Montgomery County Demo-
cratic Convention favors General W. W. II. Davis.
The Clearfield Democratic County Convention
have instructed for X-Governor A. G. Curtin. At
Huntington the Republican Convention noni-
mated J. Irwin White. Twenty-sccond district,
James II. Hopkins, Democrat. First district, Gen
II. H. Bingham, Republican, renominated; Second
district, Chas O'Neill, Republican, renominated;
Third district, VIM. NJ. Maull, Republican; Fourth
district, VIM. %. Kelly, Republican; Fifth district
Alfred G. Harmer, Republican.
Tennessee-Tenth district, William r. Moore,
Republican. The Republican Convention Rt Chat
tanooga nominated Judge D. c. Trowhitt
Wisconsin-Third district, deadlock exists be-
tween the friends OF Congressman Hazelton and T.
w. Keyes, Republicans; Sixth district, Richard
Greenthur, Republican, Second district, L. W.
Chaplin, Prohbitionst. The long fight ia the
Democratic convention is ended by the nomina-
ton of D. II. Sumner of Waukesha, on the 1G0lst
ballot. Mr.. Diessner, Bragg man, cast his own
and one proxy vote for Sumner, and fourteen De-
laney men followed, making sixteen votes. Bragg's
friends say he win run independent Sixth dis
trict, Theodore d. Kanouse, Prohibitionist.