Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-14
PHASES IN POLITICS.

PHASES IN POLITICS.
rnE AzTl-AosoPoLx CoNvESrlon
Cos,sl's Name Received with llinsled
Chsers ana Hissos-Tho New Hamp-
shire Democrats General Notes.
At Saratoga the anti-Monopoly state
convention, consisting of about one hun.
dred and fifty delegates. was calledfto
order by Hon. Emerson o. Davis, chair.
man of the state committee, who, without
any formality, proposed the name Of Gen.
Henry E. Tremain, Of New York, for
Temporary chairman. Tho motion was
carried with applause, and General Tre-
main was conducted to tho chair. At the
conclusion of his address roll call showed
ono hundred and cighty-tw delegates
present.
The Kings county delegation presented
resolution praisiDg Governor COrnell and
asking for his denomination as an incor-
ruptible man. The resolution was received
with mingled cheers and Kisses.
Tho convention made no nominations
and adjourned, subject to the call of the
chairman. The proceedings were at times
animated over state politics, Governor
Cornell finding many friends and support
ers among the we'll known and lifelong
Democrats.
Now HanPshire's Democratic COnvenston.
The Democratic state convention Of
New Hampshire met yesterday in Concord
and organized, with StilsOn Hutchins as
chairman. Mr.. Hutchins addressed tho
convention, saying that "the establish
ment Of correct principles was moro i'm.
pOrtaDt than the selection of few Office
holders" Martin V. B. EdSerly was
nominated for governor on tue first ballot.
The resolutions adopted declare for civil
service reform, the reduction of tariff, the
application of the surplus revenue to the
payment OF the public debt, aud the
adjustment Of the 500 suservisOrs election
officers appointed by the Republican"
Political Coalition In south Carolina.
In the South Carolina Republican state
convention, the following resolution, Of
fered by Congressman Mackey, was
adopted That the convention of tho
Union Republican party Of South Caro-
lima, whilo rcpudiatiug the financial
principles advocated by the Greenback
party, and reafiirlning the princi.
pies Of tho Union Republican party
do recommend that, ut the next gen.
eral election the voters OF the state, in the
interest of free ballot and fair count,
cast their ballot as Republicans for the
state ticket nominated by the Greenback-
Labor convention on the 9Th inst" A
resolution was adopted recommending
Republicans to support B. s. Cash, Inds-
pendent candidate for Congress in the
Fifth district. f. NJ. Mackey was re-
elected chairman of the state committee.
Nominations for Congress.
Ill Missouri. Ii. Burrows. Green
hacker.
X Michigan-Andrew c. Maxwell, Dem
ocrat.
VIII Wisconsin-W. +. Baily, Democrat.
III lIlinois-GeOrse Il. Davis, Repub-
lican.
VIII Illinois-WilIiam Calleu, Repub-
lican.
vi Wisconsin-Riclard Guenther, Re-
publican.
1 New Hampshirc---Dr. Lafayette Cl,es
ley, Grcenbacker.
II New Hampshire-Goorge Carpenter,
Greenbacker; Jewett ID. Harsley, Demo.
crat.
Georgia-James Atkins, Republican.
vi Louisiana-Louis j. Sauer, Repnb-
lican.
Nj IIllinois-William II. Neece, Demo
crat.
IArkansas-Poindexter Dunn, Demo
crat.
VIII Michigan Charles J. Willets,
Democratic Greenbacker.
II Wisconsin-E. w. Ch;.fin, Prohibi-
ZIONIST.
Democratic Nominations In Daupbin.
Tho Dauphin county Democratic con-
ventiOn has nominated the following
ticket: A. e. Landis. of Steelton, and F.
NJ. LoOmis, of Halifax register of wills.
George Overtleer; county solicitor, Benz.
L. Forster director Of tho poor. Harry
Reichert ; coroner, Amos A. Beaver !;
jury commissioner, Bailey Kennedy.
No nomination was made for prothonotary.
A resolution was read to the effect that the
judicial cOnferees select q candidate for
judge and not leave the nomination open.
The chair ruled that, as conferees were ap
pointed at the first convention without in
structiOns, the resolution was out of
order. Il. F. Meyers, L. 8. Bent and H.
K. Meyers wore appointed congressional
conferees. They will press the name of
Colonel Harry Mccormick at tho district
conference. $. L. Yetter, of Middletown,
was elected chairman of the county co NJ
mittee.
P0Mucnl Notes.
The Arkansas Senate will stand Dem
Ocrats, %, out of 81, and tho House, Dem
Ocrats, 73, out of91,
Chairman Hcnsol will not request the
assistance of speakers outside of tho state
to aid in tho election of tho Democratic
candidates.. He says this is state
fight.
Senator Stewart aud Charles S. Wolfo
will discuss the issues of tho campaign at
the Independent Republican meeting at
Horticultural hall tomorrow night.
Gen. w. w. Ii. Davis, of DOylestOwn,
will be supported by the Bucks county
conferees to the Seventh district Demo-
cratic congressional convention.
The Sullivan county Democratic con-
vention made tho following nominations {:
Senator, James Deegan, of Laporte :;
representative, B. S. Collins, of DunshOre;
district attorney, A. Logan Crime, Of
LapOrte jury commissioner, John Null
Ian, of Ekland. ....
The Baltimore OriOle.
Wednesday, the second day of the Oriole
celebration in Baltimore, was marked by
procession of tug boats in the harbor,