The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03
FELEGRAPHlC NEWS


Ipdianapolis, 2.-The Indiana stat,
| democratic convention met this morning
| Chairman W. n. English said he wa
not candidate or reelection Or for any
| other Office. He expressed hope fol
| harmony and that the best men would bt
nomin ateG. John r G, ffroth WAS mad
permanent chairman. TX Governor
Hendricks submitted latform, which
was 1opted under tue previous question
| Ii contains a strong RTraignment of toe
! republ csE party for corruption, usurpa'
ton, dishonest violation of the Constitu-
ton. frauds. perjury in 1876. and other
sins, and calls upon the voters OF Indiana
70 wiIe out The stains OF Do seyism in
1890 1t demands a reduction of taxes TO
the lowest poss BILE POin', and necessary
civil service refo ms; denounces the re-
publican minisLraliCh tor neglect of
duty toward imprisoned American citl-
z9ns abroad. The other pIsnks are the
same as usual in like documents. A
very streng presentnert, however, is
made against prohi biIion, hut desire is
expressed to have the question voted on
at the gentr lection
For auditor of state, john d. Rice;
treasurer. }. J. Cooper.
Springfield, O., 2.-Th' republican
congressional convention ia this (SDeah er
KeIter's disirict met, and after prelim-
mary business took recess. Keifer will
probably be rsnominated.
General Keifer's name being pre-
sented, this afternoon, Ksnnedy with
drew, AID with great enthusiasm Keifer
was unanimously renomin ated.
st. Louis, Democrats of the Ninth
nief - Ind, E,r
Congress.
Coum bus, S O., 2.-The state demo-
cratic convention nominated j. p. Rich
ardsOn. treasurer; Rev. E. Capers, super
interdent of educatio :; General A. NJ.
Manigsult, adjutant and inspector gen.
eral.
New York, 2 The republican state
convention meets Septen Der 10th.
Atlanta, Ga, 2.-Republican state con-
ventiUn met to day. The syndicate de-
clined to come in and held another con-
Vention. Two conventions are now going
Peoria, Green oack ste UOnveptiOn
met to-day. Committees were appointed
and recess taken.
Peoria, Iil.,-The Greenbsck Labor
State Committee met this morning and
was called to order by James Springer,
OF Chicago, chairman Of the state central
committee, 9. q. Dixon, Of Chicago,
was chosen temporary chairman and
Norman b. Moss, of Jackson County.
temporary secretsry. The roll OF dis
tricts was then csIled for. The announce
ment OF Mrs. Mcbride of Peoria a, one
OF the committee on resolutions was
greeted with applause. The committee
on organization was instructed 10 report
the names Of FIVE members of the state
central committee at large. While the
committees we're out speeches were made
by Col. Jesse Harper and 81. Martin
Williams Of Missouri, who after witty
speeches read dispatch fon General
Weaver who announced that he would
be here this morning. Recess WAS then
taken. About 400 people, including
ladies, were present in the room. A
number Of distinguished greenbackers
we're present.
Des Moines. 2.-At the republican
state convention this afternoon, VIM.
Lsrrsbie was chosen permanent chair
man. Nominations: j. A. +, hull. sec
rotary of state; j. S. Brown, auditor;
Smith Mcpherson, attorney general;
judge supreme court, Judge ouvirs'
Cedar Rapids, Ia, 2.-The democratic
congressional convention OF the Fifth
district met here to day, and nominated
B. L. Frederick, Of MArshalitOwn, for
Congress.