The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-18
POLITICAL.

In tho Democratic State Convention
| OF Wisconsin, Nicholas u. Fratt WIS MONT.
| mated for Governor, A. {. Parkinson Tor
Lieutenant Governor, and Hugh Gallagher
Tor Secretary III State. Resolutions were
adopted for the semi annual examination
OF State banks and demanding tho
abolition of tho rrison-contract system.
The prohihitionists of Massachusetts, To the
number of six hundred, gathered In BOSTON,
and nominated rresiden, seelye, of Amherst
| college, tor governor, and Henry fnxon Tor
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. roth are independent
Republicans. Tho Greenhnckrrs or Cen
nceticut nominated James |. Curtis for
governor, and adopted resolutions for n
secret ballot and against prison labor.
larkn d. Mason was nominated by the Pro-
hibitionsts for Governor OF New Hampshire.
lilo Is 10 years of agc, and was one Of tho
founders Of the Republican party. Tho Dem.
ocrats Of New Hampshire nominated John NJ.
Inn for Governor After two days aclibcr-
alton the Nebraska state Committee OF Anti
Monopolsts and Greenhackcrs agreed 10 fuse
with the Democrats.
The miners on strike in tho Hooking
Valley of ohio, who have always been he
puhlicans on the tariff issue, aro organizing
nu,ler AMI West Clubs, and threaten 70 40
over bodily
The material Of the kansds Irohi-
hi'ioats', the ST. John organ at Leavenworth,
has been seized for debt
Congressional nominations: William
McAdoo, Democrat, sth New Jersey District;
| Sebastian brown, Republican, 18th Maryland;
Francis n Hayes, Republican, tth Massa.
chnse,,s: Jacob Gallingcr. Republican, III
New Hampshire; Gen. ]. L, Hack,
| Democrat 18th Illinois: r. NJ.
La Toilette. Republican, I'd Wisconsin;
II. T. frederisk, Democrat, 9th Iowa: roin-
| dexter Dunn, Democrat LIST Arkansas;
VIM. e. Mayhury, Democrat, LIST Michigan;
| {. I. Gallagher, Republics an. 9TH Massachu-
| sets; l.. n. Weller. Democrat and Green
| hacker, 18th Iowa; Carlton Hunt, Reform
Democrat, Is, Louisiana. X. W. Armstrong,
Republican, Washington Tcrriterys George
4. Adams Republican, tth Illinois
J.. w. Throekmorton, democrat. 9Th
| Texas, G. Z. Head, Democrat, Arizona
| Tcrri,orys Ed. Gay. Democrat, Sd Ioussi.
| ana; ]. :. Henderson, Democrat. I'd North
taro,nas II. n. hickle, Democrat eth Kan.
sas. A. l.. Wilson, Republican. 18th kentucky:
Il. +. Bland, Democrat. nth Msseuris W. !.
Nicholson, Greenhack, III Kansas. u, Il.
| Paige, Democrat, Goth ohio, Z, n. Al
len, Republican, s,h Massachusetts; W.
| W. Rice, Republican, 10th Massachusetts;
| W. n. NorNille, Republicans, til Missomis
4 = L.
J. T. Ruek, Republican,, l>t Connecticut:
4. +, Stone, Republican, s,h Massachusetts
I, H. Needles, Republican, 18th Illinois;
Herman Iehieaek, Republican. 9TH New der.
seys J. :. George, Democrat. III New Hamp.
shires ~ A. Carnahan, Democrat, a,h Kan.
Sass Henry cabot Lodge, Republican, 9Th
Massachusetts, w. 4, N, fasey. Democrat,
9TH Iowa. N. \. nynes, Republican, ist New
Hamrshires ], A. waraer, keruh lean, 9Th
rcnnessees j. W. Taylor, nemaeras, sth Tsn.
ncssee; j. ]. Ianihan, Demo rat. III lowas
James buchanan, Republican,, ii New Ier-
| sey; q, Il. Thomas, Republican, eth wiscou,
sins W, I. shaw, Republican, ID Iowa; Key.
A, n. Aieott, Prohihnianis,, 18th Michigan,
W. n, Gunhs. GrccnhaeAer, III Missouri !,
II, Rector, Republican, 10th Texas, 1. r, Nc.
Kinney. Democrat. LIST New Hampshire;
Zachary Taylor, Republican. oh Tennes>ees
A. II. irion, Democrat, 9TH louisiana ],
Floyd King AMI Charles ]. neatncr, Demo.
erats towing To n split, 18th Leuisianas l., II,
Caswel., lr., Republican, LIST Wi>con>ins W,
c, Edscn, rrohioitionist, 9th Michigan,
| 4 meeting Of the Tammany Hall
General Committee, called tor the purpose o,
determining what action should I've TAKEN in
the pending Presidential contest, was held
ON the evening OF Sept, Il. The hall WAS
crowded with spectators, John Kelly ealic,
the meeting to order, aud ex-senator Foster
was made Chairman, After dwelling upon
the aneiea, history of ammaay Hall. how
II has never swervca f,om Its allegiance ~
the Democratic party nor fal,cred in liz
support Of the candidates nominate,
hy and in the principles enumerated from
the platform of the National Demo
cratic Conventions, the report says tina, in
respect In the candidates now before the
Democracy OF the nation. 1--WE nc laicscc II
the viii OF the majority OF the representa-
tives Of the party, although W. believe tha,
: will TO have been anwisely expressed. Ther
| ~ uut ahS aNeIhnSiNt iclt W Ns-tp SEVER N0i
, connection with the Democratic party. This VIZ
cannot and will not DIT, The address vacs on
} TO crlticise some of GOV. Gleyelana's eetoes
!. reeounts the contests Of the saehcms In pas,
| Presidential contests, and the harsh treat
[ ment In the Chicago convention, and con
, clndcs with the following> "lassle,d. Thai
, we, the nemocratic-rerahltcan Genera
Committee of the city and county OF New
, York, in Tammany Hail assembled, herch,
| ratifs and indorse the nominations made b,
the National Democratic Convention held IL
/ Chicago On july 10 lssa-for President
: Grover Cleveland. of New York: for vics
, President, Thomas A. Hendricks. OF In
diana, aud hereby pledge ourselves To al
) earnes, aud cordial supper, Of the candidate,
T 50 nominated" The reading of the resolu
= ton was FOLLOWED with applause. mingie,
| with Kisses. Ex-senator Grady in speed
( bitterly denounced Cleveland. and in closin;
: his remarks stated that he should supper
Z benjamin \, Butler. Gen. spinola advocate,
r | the adoption Of the resolution lin a stron,
! speech. Nm. Bnurke Cochran followed In
an eloquent speech seconding the motion
The calling of the roll on the address AN,
resolution was then proceeded with. and nc
suited in their adoption by All oserwhelmin,
= majority. The vote stood-slo yeas, 81 nays
TIN motion, the vote was made unanimous.
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