Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24

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Aeaa dsieg~fes % GAaesSo arp eomnnisea y
BSAise
AZ The lily ~slacson inst cIsuE Niaa q =
Aaerlonald was e slessed mayor without OPP
posiaon
AExflaer Grzntor Blains viii be ihs Espablf
can nsmises for psesidrES sod 60 sgressHaan
Belford
Reuben fHiwsrs8 WAS sssaaiaassd Tor con
gresr ~ de EepahHeans 81 sheasth dist11et Of
Illinois,
Bs ESs@=ssIFs eva preference sesA b.
gusslec Harszn, and ne1s he said Postmaster
General Gresham
The date OF the Third dissriet delegate and
congressional consenfion st FAxibault 10 April
-, and not April ~
Mississippi ssste csayanasa, to elect deis.
gasss 70 CA5aage and presidential electors, ~
called for JHns II ~ J&cSsgU-
RlHerz and Rnxn4sn. delegates frcnz the Flrss
district q Ni-sissipp4. are saplsdged but one
il Coz BiSine and she othrr ffE ArthHE
Joseph MeklI d the Chie.go Tribnns issdll
il Washington aud has come 70 the conclusion
thar ne presidential ticSet VIII DO Blaine and
LncUln
The Twentg- ninth Republican congressional
I eoavention, New York, elects . Biaiae deIega-
aoa 70 Chicago One Of The altcrnstes fayofs
r fmnnds
The Eleventh district republican, convention
a. Bushnell III elected & v Chandler and q
A Ballard Delegates TO Chicago Instructed
Tor. Logan
Gov Curtan0 Of Pennsylvania askcd has prefer
e1ce for thenaminee II the DeTaoceasc party
fg preHalegf. said -Sanaael j. Randall, hrst
last. and all the time
49,
FIFTH Illinois dss.Ket, = NJ Kelly and Charles
FslIer we're elected delegates 10 the national
eonvsntion lnstFuetel toT Lognn
The Thirtsesh cs1xres-ionag Republican con
vanten, New FORK, elected II III warner zsd
Leonard BAFrits delegates 10 TEE national com
y~entou. They are unplsdged and unlassrneted
The Missouri delegsHoa 10 tic Bepubiisanl
national convention stand. Elain, II Arthur,
o. Ls@an, :: E1nunds,5 None Of thedetegatss
are strongly pronounced IN their prsfersacss
The eoIofe.a voters OF Des N0ines Iowa. have
organized into . eluh The speeches made at
ths preliminary nleefing indicate a dlssatisf3c-
non with their allotment Of tho loaEes and
6shass
The Republican congregational convention Of
ths Thirteenth New York district elScfed Ham
ItLa FISH IL and b Pt4ft Carpenter delsgzses
10 Caleagos aua votad down a resolution en-
aorsiRg Blatna
The seventeenth congressional district o.
New York electad NJ l. TOwEsead and III a.
BurIeigh deiega9es, and h G Bette and William
EssseIbprg alternates 10 sae Republican con-
Tention for Arthur,
The following Republican congressional
nominations we're made Friday, the ilth:
Ninth filinoiS. Lewis r payson, renszninated;
teenth, A j Hxnslna
vn h.F4a~ a. m.F -mAeh.AsM.
soaysnti0n hss been changed froEa May Il to
faly q. This secures representation fnem
twenty-five states IN 4zne Union to the eenven-
ton, which viii be held at F~sttsburg
At the Missouri rpruhsieaa state convention
sae following we're chosen delegates Ak large:
lR r. van Morn, John b Henderson,. efen
Prentrs, and II y Ravens The Missouri
delegates at large and district are Hnpiedgsd
The PennsstvanGa Democratic State cenven-
lion at Allentown, unanimously passed q resa-
lEtion thai Samuel y Randall ~ tho cissfee "
Ae Democracy Of PennsyiYania rs the candid
ate 81 the party Cor president OF the enfirs
sxsy Delegates, all val support Randall zsChi-
sago
The Thirty seeezra congressional rrpssbIcan
convention, 81 Eaaal1 N ". elresed ,. ID
Warren, of the Commercial Advertiser. and
Josiah Jewetf. delegates - he natsual eEnven-
Con Resolutions were adopted strgngiy en-
1E4ffnfu4 AltRNE = N1tAll8rAtNhi1N. hAU E1WI1tAU~ 4
trg him for denomination.
The republicans ef The Flfsssnth eangres-
sfcnng district Of Hhuaie reneminatRd Hon
Joseph q Canaan saF congress- The asss-
gstes 30 the nat8nzi conventions are DR. l.
q Wheox and Charles q. Eekharf: alternasa9 (
e 81 Hicks and Thomas A. Lewis district
s~seetor, Asa Abr The Instructions are for Lol
gan for president
In Arkansas, the falIowin4 Delegates all Coz
Arthur, 60 the Republican national convention
xsse seleusod for the congressional d~issricsss
First district, Jacob Trisher ard = RI Holland.
Aeccnd. John I9hnson aud Fred Davis. THIRD
A. "a Tafls, Georgs H IhonrPaun fcsa *
N. benjamin. Jacob Ioess 6fth, LagaYetts
sregg MddeT kHll
ID the eeorria ReuuhIieAn cnavenfion. ~
n Locke, marshal 0f the Southern GeorEaA
hstrfc& was ecl2rfs3 perfn&nens chairman Al
e Bnek, W. 4 Pfedger, In Pi@asants ard
g D. Fa3syth Nefe eiected delsgaroa 70
chicago from the sfatea II ksEys.s The dcBaeates
20 uainstrueteL but are considered for Arthur
~ long A. be has q hsEx OF succsssss
Cen Davis was nominated by asclamAton fee
seagrerssnaan AZ large and Richard yxne u
Fhladsiphia b Aeirann Of Lancaster, and
lib PiHMrnee were eheren electors AZ large
knd Hizo BY aeekamati0n The deiegates a.
large are. W. r HarTity OF Phlladesph.a, VIVA
A Wallace q Clearfieid. Jas. r barr of Al
ie2h4hy, Eekt8y b Coxa 81 Luzerne. BIZ
Meyers cf Dsuphln, and WaE II snowden Of
Lehighl
The District Of Cogambia Republican Ccan-
les elestel a. Chicago dslegaterg Frank u
Eonge and Perry III Earsan The former 10 .
soR ~ lie senior SENATOR from Michigan. ana il
the postmaster o. Washington The latter - 8
stzIwsrt caiored man about seven feet high,
wko keeps = saloon and arir 40 bailiff in one Of
M ccEria- Conger u for Arthur and Carson
n for Logan.
The taria resolutions adopfed BY the Penn
~syfv2aia State Democrnsis convention IL - fol-
lows. We favor = tanS or rsyenne, hnpissd TO
he aeeeLSIfIes Of government economically adj
nisissered and % adjusted in is appllcatpnn
10 II prevents unequal burdens, encourage pro-
anstve industries ~ home and Afford just
compensation 70 labor. but not 10 create or foe
tsf mS1opalIes aad tc this end Ne favor the
Abolition o. the Inseraai gewcnnA system Ut
axes and such A~djustmenE es sxlstiag tariff
datias a. VIII be c0nsissenI with these princi-
ples.
nafion&i eonventloa were ch04en AZ farioEs
aistrict conventions on the lftk: Ssvenseeush
Illinois, ,. u Rinscker andJ =. H. fruits, unin-
ssrueted Fourteenth Pennsylvania, p I'll
Wagner azd Horace Brock Fesufrnd 20 sign q
pledge ke support bi2ina. TweRty-fearsh New
York Tikus Ehenrd and Herbert Rruls snh-
Arthur ARID fayorAng Elaine and lincoln
seath Mnsads, s. i. Rogers aad v Ern.... l
noth Log2n FsTrteenth ILLINOIS,, Charles WI
u Tier and Genrxs Kinghams lsntr1rteA fur
Lagzn Twenticth and Twenty ssxth Penneyl-
vanfA, BiA5ae and Lincoln Delegates. skxteenfh
nllnais, Harrison Black and Charles ChHrch-
hill
None Of these delegates are specially IL
stra@ted. and thelr personal presidential pre-
tareuces EATe not been ~&san3unreA Ihe efec-
ors named we're a. foli0wss Al larxs. P. A
fAanpssas Rev Mr. Canes, teolcred9; First