New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Sept. 1A-Mr Ilsc0ck
nominated for fourth term in Congress this after
by the Republicans. His response to the unani
nous denomination was largely devoted 10 the egsla-
ton Of the ate Congress and an explanation and de-
fence OF the regular appropriation bills with depreca
OF the River ana Harbor b in much Of its provls
ions. Mr. HscOck then stated his position toward the
National Administration in guarded manner. He
said that he had been friend Of the late President and
Iamented his untmcly death. lie had not had any
aiiiinton with President Arthur's followers when he
into power. but ~ he knew General Arthurs DIS
position to obey the laws and administer the affairs OF
the Government to the best of his ability, he had gwen
the Administration n cor ial support as he Thought IL
deserved. lie thought 1t was the duty OF Rcpublc2n
To bury differences with the President These remarks
met with "a very cool reception
ELMIRA, y. Y. sept. 1.-THE XXIXth District Repub-
lican Convention held here to-day nominated Colonel
Archie +. Baxter, of Enira. lie nominated By &C
clamatlOn
Chicago, Sept. LITTLE Republicans Of tho XIXth
District at Mount Vernon, to-day nominated George C.
Ross.
At Roadhouse H., yesterday a small number Of peo-
pie from various parts OF the Xlh District nominated
the Prohibition candidate the Rev p n Miner 1t Is
claimed that THIS Is an anti-sngleton movement.
State senator Arey was to-day nominated as an In
dependent candidate from the Id District, BRIDGEPORT
Mr. Artlry "a socialist.
DETROIT sept. 1.-THE Democratic and Greenback
Convention, of the With District, yesterday AT East
saginaw. united upon c. j. Willis. OF Gratoii County
as their candidate Part of the Gr'onback delesAtes
hoed. and mo- uinaie ed benjamin Covn, OF Saginaw, az
the straight GIeenback candidate.
ELIZABErHTOwN, Ky, sept 1.-the Democratic Con-
venton OF the IYh District to nominate successor TO
j. Proctor Knott mas in session mere since noon
yesterday. There six candidates Up To no TINS
afternoon lOl ballots had been taken without the slight
est change. The Convention remains at deadlock.
NINNEAr0LIs Mimi. sept LITTLE Prohibition Con-
vontion OF the IYtu District Of Minnesota to-day noln
mated l.. c. Phillips.
PEORIA, H.. Sept 1.-THE Democrats OF the KIN Dis
trict have nominated y. T.. WOrthngton.
DEs NOINEs Iowa, Sept. Il-At the Democratic Con-
yenton OF the District held DE Witt today j. II.
Mdrpny, oi Davenport, Was nominated.
MILWAUKEE, VIE, Sept. 1.-The Republican Con-
vcnton of the INA District convened at Monroe 10 day
promises 70 De "a deadlock like the Democratic Conyen-
ton al West Bend The vote tor organization stood
invent. for the Keys and twenty Tor the liazcon
until the latter after the feyentn ballot scctedeu
DOB Getting the organization by electng ii. a. orion
Chairman.
CINCINNATI Sept 1.-THE Republicans of the Isl Dis
trct to-day nominated BeDia Butterworth by acca-
nation.
The Republicans OF the Id District nominated Amos
Smith, ir. on the first ballot Thomas L. Young, the
present incumbent, was lis principal competitor
DETROIT, Mich. sept. 1l-Henry ". Lord was rcnom-
mated by Republicans OF the Is District this after
noon, b. agclImitlJM
DIS NOINE-, Iowa, sept 1f.-James e. Weaver was
unanimously nominated to-day by the With Disuc.
GrccnDack Convention al O-hilOOsa.