Omaha daily bee., 1884-09-08

ulOnOpullNJS are strongly III laNOr OF llNlOn,
The Cleveland boom increases daily. Full
delegations will 60 from here to all convcu,
lions.
sARpY.
/ Partition, September The democracy
of Sarpy county assembled here to-day and Sc.
lected delegates to the congressional, iudicial
well attended. The following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the delegation from this
county to the state convention he instructed
to use all honorable means to have the name
of Hon. s.. f. Burtell placed upon the ]elector.
al ticket.
The delcpntes to thu state convention are:
Ben Holman, Hon. John q. Goss, Bart vii.
son and Edgar Howard
WASHINGTON.
BLAIR, Neb., September G.-At the demo.
cratic convention to-day the following dele
gates were elected to tho several conventions.
To the state convention! T.. II, Clark, Joe
Johnson Frank Hainman, Peter Hammany
Senatorial: Samuel G.. Glover, w. IL. Pal.
mer, w. c. Deaton, VIM. Stoltenberg.
Third judicial district: a. NJ. Dowing, w.
II. Fausworth, +. NJ. StoundGeld, Geo. Neal,
L, &. Cooper, IL. Schodcr, Julius Lund.
To the senatorial convention: f. NJ. Frans.
worth, George Sich, +. Il. Davis, w. Tyson,
f. f. BurdIck, Joe johnson, and Nj. b.
Newell.
LANCASTER.
The democrats of Lancaster county made
the following nominations
Legislative ticket. Senators. W.. +, Nor.
%rision, A. j. Sawyer.
Representatives. Henry Simmon,, Henry
4. Lewis, A. $. Tibbcts, j. V. Wolf, James
Ledwith, Eugene Woerher.
DELEGATES TO THE STATE CONVENTION.
o., Hor,r.,,1- W., MI ..-l1.. II
Holemberg, John McManigal, T.. z. Child, w.
7. Pryor, Il. L. Hudson, II. h. Edwards, A.
". Ecvine.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
C. +. Lidolph, A. j.. Sawyer, j. V. Wolf.
NJ. .Oppenheimer, NJ. Montgomery, II. j.
WhitmOre, John NJ. Burks, Il. S. Maloney,
Jr., Judge Crooke.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
1--WE the democrats of Lancaster county in
in convention assembled, do hereby instruct
the delegates to the democratic convention
to use all honorable methods to secure the
nomination of Hon. j.. Sterling Morton for
governor of the state of Nebraska, and we
do pledge our earnest and cordial support to
secure his election if nominated"
Resolved, That tho law enforced by a re-
publican Legislature in this state whereby a
monopoly OF convict labor is given to one
man and placed IN competition with the hon
est labor of the state and Lancaster county
thereby madea penal colony, is detrimental
to the best interest of the state, and particu-
larlY to Lancaster county.
Resolved, That we condemn the action of
thu board of commissioners of public lands
and buildings in not awarding the contract for
erecting the main part of the capitol building
to th9 lowest responsible bidder, whereby
they would have saved to the people of the
state $40, 600.
Resolved, BY the democracy of Lancaster
county in convention assembled, that in Hon.
i. ID. Stutdevant, our present state treasur.
er, We recognize an able, efficient and honest
official, and we most earnestly recommo -
the state convention his denomination. md t
oroE.
NEBRASKA CITY, September 6.-The demo-
cratic convention met at Syracuse yesterday
and every precinct was represented. The con-
vention was called to order by Hon. Robert
Payne, secretary of the central committee.
On motion Mr.. Payne was elected temporary
chairman, William Clarv secretary and Il. D..
Marnell assistant. This organization was
made permanent. The following resolution
was then adopted:
DODGE,
FREMONT, Nebraska, September G.-The
democratic convention for Dodge county met
here to day and elected the following delegates
to the state convention: w. l.. May, George
l.. Loomis, y. w. Smalls, James Murray, NJ.
II. Hinmanat, John Farrell, II. Williams, n,
Pascal, George c.. Laird,
Delegates to congressional convention: John
T.. Sherwin, Louis Spear, j. ID. Smith, c.. ID.
Gardanier, II. IL. Loosehen, John Romberg,
Michael Ryan, Ashley Park, John Delaney.
The delegates present are to cast the full
vot3 of the delegation.
y resolution was unanimously passed to use
honorable means to secure the nomination
Of Judge Gustave Beneake, of Omaha. for
stats auditor.
Resolved, By the democracy of Otoe coun-
ty. in convention assembled, that the dele
gates selected by this convention to represent
this couOty in the democratic state conven-
to be held IN Omaha September II, 1884,
Re and they are hereby instructed to cast their
vote as a unto for w. II Munger. for the Of
flee of attorney general of the state of Nebras-
ka; and that they also be and are hereby in.
sCructed to cast their vote as a unit for the
nomination of J. Sterling Morton, for govern
Dr of this state.
the following delegates were elected to the
conventions:
State-J, S. Morton. ID. Macouiag, r. w.
Robert Payne, l.. Enyart. }. w. Ea-
ton, NJ. Bauer, i; Mum, M. ID. Campbell,
CongressionaI-W. A. Cotton, Ed Sheldon,
Josiah Rogers, +. Harvey, DIR. Skinner, ID.
J. w. Kiddoo, Harry Cox, w. r.
G. w. Eiser.
Judicial-H. II. Wodehouse, ID. T. Hayden,
A, b. Brown, William Hawke, T. j. jackson,
l.. Kline, James McAleer, C. VI. Hubner,
j Ohm Steinhart and b. =. Davis.
The folio wing gentlemen were nominated
for the legislative ticket;
Senator -Louis Hoetel representative last
tsrm). For representative Eugene Mum,
w. Morris and Robert Payne. Commits
r. Sloan.