Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-06-27
POLITICAL IN TELIlGBN


The New York stata demo cratic convention
was held at syrac,1s e on The 18th, fol- the cleo
ton Of delegates Ia the National Vention and
the no1nin ation of presid entiaI electors. There
was no triaI 81 strength betyre Cleveland and
Flower delegates. But the ton 10 Chicago
waa intr.1cffd Il, vote Al d INIT, and it is be-
81 n ,1 ,,; II q nfaf All can
-ts 10y o1a's. n = r, s.,
be ascertalned There are y
II distinetiyeIy anti &c Cleveland without ayoWed
II; ~ and far II over. aud
: .4 /, a
unpledged The ana1caple . ~
tween new =, 4 ORR az, s.
disclosed when
proposed Lhas q, sual,a,st;n
70 the = 9. wy
should give lh1fGy -one eeists " ny rne
tiry-olle % lanamsly aIi W. = = s.oa
nc was ~ :, II :,
able was averted. There was o similar concil-
iatory deal IN the g dssgais aau
elscaoi ianH ~ ,,at rn'ed e reso1
tons Of the conventions Of the party IN 1874
1874 and 1889 recognizes the duty Of the legis-
lau1re Is RESPECT tie popular vote in sS3 for
the abolition Of the contra ct system of labor in
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The Michigan DenocTa ' stsee con'entio "
to choose delegates TO the natonai convention
at Chicago !: was held at De1foat: .l .aeI
Overwhelming sentiment o. all tne ae aVs-
gates 70 the convention, ana 'ne unanimous .o
sentiment OF AZ the Delegates 70 lineage on - Y
favor OF cleveland NI no ,o'her names 'ilousa'
several were mentioned, seemed 70 nave power
20 SUI the soliYanSor ~ tne Aeass a e,sis
tloI ima1 olsveiaad WAS We ss ,.a,,,,,
Was salAeu a.lef aepaG' Nio ! sio ~
aerang sennens q .ne eohysa,elon was ~
~ wy . ~ mess 49,
saeu .@s Wv leM toaa M 4t;s ,;t $500
lihe oliG lrs lsa.ns MI o.ne1
ness y he aaf1 II was we ptAl3ipaa Als.si Va
!he plaetorl u ehaoIssa es a y, aa
loi!Sy ~ cohsrsss, anu ueu9unceo sle piesen
tsSIut ieVlsd upoia over .Wo ttoust!o ~ a
| masterpiece OF 1nJusllce ahlaulVy lalse pre-
1ence, etc., = i-'. ~,
Tba Gaoro;a denocrat;c convention electea
| y. 49, o. y ,s...,o o. y
oi'0 ioA1o"An5 uoios"Vos Nv A"i osAA = ~
$50. ~ - - 81
stitution' and Hon, Patrick Walsh of the Al
gusta Chronicle. The delegation is entirely
hnlhs1fueteo' ont1s almost d uil'1of oleHeAaa'u
At the Vermont State Republican convention.
| Samuel E. Pngree was nominated for governor
| Dv ncCiamatl00 ~. d. OT1OSDe6 1Or lieutenant
.,oxo,,,o. ,1,a NJ n n,,hois eo,. +,,ss s,,ra,
o"'1Ao' "D" W. -, -, ~
First district elected George Chllds FOR presI-
| Dental elector. E. Fl. Powell was
,onono;no+aa 90 auditor. for secra-
,o"~''''oe ~,
tary Oh state, u W. for'ef. Inc
resolutions adopted declare allegiance 10
Republican principles as ennnclated III the
1ay tn ill., oent % tat an sa
nel Everett Pingree was born in Salisbury. N,
r.. Aug 5. 1882 He graduated from Dart
| mouth college in 1857 At the outbreak Of the
| war he enlisted as g. private i'll Company f.
d ~ t9ianenS, telnioll. voluH.eIrs' Ms euos
to captain. major and lieutenant colonel He
| behaved with distinguished gallantry in the
| battle Of Lees Mills and was wounded III the
| fight Mr. PlnSree has been states attorney,
aud was delegate at large to the Republican
! national convention IN 1868 he was elected
LAWYER a deem scholar and a. yery nor,ulaI
man.
The r onisiana State Democratic convention
e7ectad ae7eoataz to tho Chicaoo convention
Tho do1oo.t;on is ,ea b,, y p,,,-e ~ 4he
~ -,
1lmes-Democrat senator Jonas Is also a DEL
egate at large, and Congressman Lewis one
| from, the Sixth district. The ontv matter over
which there was any contest was the tariff.
The committee on resolutions. however. re-
ported the tariff plank of the Ohio platform.
which was adopted by all immense majority
Inc . 1ly o1lor resoluuon oa 1pG,sance e''i ~
water WAYS of the country. and requesting the
delegates to support Tilaen, notwithstanding
| his letter OF defamation. i
u,,, ro,.,,, A. ,o,,,,,,4;o., o,oo+15
Ano o'A'A 'oo WI 'eo
as delegates to Chicago, Gov. Grant, NJ T.
| Faller, NJ D. Grow, J. .. McGiivary, Dennis
Sullivan, J. R. Letchin. The delegation is un-
instructed, pnt cleveland Is the pfooaole
Inc ohlo Prohlpauoh cohFehIloh nominated
for secretary of state Il. j. Morris, Cincinnati
supreme Judge. j. W. Roseborough. Fulton
| col1pty: member of the board of Dubiic works
". >, hlrkend E JACKSON; electors al large'
1nacker
,4 -,.r: =
Az hiee'ils u Ai.lepe1oen' iepooiicalis Ill
New York city, they declared III speech and res
oluuon 1ua' 'iiey "otlo oppose ii1e
u 'l'e Nlilc@so consen'ion WIN i'''an' anu
main. They declared that il the democratic
convention nominated such men as cleveland
nort iT1eveland,s name was received viii
cheers. The meeting was called to order By
Stephen P. Nash. George William Curtis was
made chairman, and George W. Greene OF
60 cratar;as We -
Senator Logan, during his visit TO Maine to
consui' VIII MI n''il,e' ''a'' enl'o a'l o'4''oh
M Rlaiun pha snaeche we ,ser Of
character. MIR. Blaine remarked, facetiouslv at
Bangor. that ssno man can plav the hero among
his own familiar friends, and that that must be
20 ,d 1 ,1s e y, Me''V 70 o'ilei s''''os
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