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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
Alter Nominating John A, Logan for
Vice.Prosident, the Republican
Convention AGournS Sine Die.
How the News Was Received at the
Homes Of Mr., Rlaino aud Mr., Logan,
Ana Elsewhere.
Denial OF u RumOr that the Independ-
cnt Faction VIII Nominate
Edmunds and Lincoln.
A Complete List of Members OF tho New
National Commlttee--ii --iilographloai
Sketches OF tho Nominees
End Of Tho Convention.
GENERAL JOIN A. LOGAN NOMINATED ny 40
CLAMATIOS

GENERAL JOHN A, LOGAN NOMINATED ny 40
CLAMAT1OS,
CHICAGO, Juno 7.-It was q quarter past
eIghto'olook Friday night whom tho Chairmana
gayol thumpod tho evening session into or
der, The hall was fully M crowded ~ ut tho
day session, and the audience appeared fully
~ much Interested and ~ enthusiastic.
The session was opened by brlof
prayer by Rev. Dir. O'Relly, OF Do.
troit The fibt business transacted waA the
completion OF the National CoTnmltte0 by the
addition OF members from states winch had
not already reported Thcso werei Nebraska,
Church Howe, Kansas, sllas Wheeler, Jr,,
Florida, JeEae ID. Cole; New Mexico, stephen
\, EllSinsi District OF Columbia, Colonel Perry
Carson,
A motion was passed allowing State Central
Oommlttcoa o. select members or the National
Committee In 0ases OF vacancies. On motion
OF Mr., Taylor, OF Illinois, tho time was limited
10 ton mlnutca In presenting tho name or a
oandidalo for Vlco.rroejdOnt but no attention
was paid afterward "a tho revolution,
Tho noxt hueinosi taken up waa that OF
nominations for Nioc-Prohdent, The roll OF
staIes was proceeded with until Illinois was
Ihsobod before any response was given.
siase SS 10 nomInaie John A. Logan. lilo ro.
iorr0d 10 mo platform adopted M nm excel
lent ono, ana tho nominee for President M
ono who could dcfoat any Democrat
whothor ho was dcndonc or u i've one. The
tokot no SAID, could b0 elected, no mnttor
who was named Tor tho second place,
Hut II was important 70 have q man who In
every way was NJ for tho nrst place. Logan
wns known throughout the lonRth and
breadth OF the land, and would ndd great
strength 20 tho ticket, 80 that IN doubtful dis
tnlctS the party would triumph and carry into
Congress additional Representatives, logan
waA u statesman, aud enjoyed tho confidence
and admiration OF all. llo waa u soldier, and
who participated N tho Into war, Tho namo
OF Logan was received by tho audience with
wild applause aud choora
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
GENERAL LoaAN nArry.
THE ILILSois SENATOR RgCrIvEa THE 90
CALCULATIONS or MA FRIENDS,

THE ILILgOls SENATOR RECEIVES THE ooN.
CALCULATIONS on MA FRIENDS.
WAsnls0TON, juno T--At ten o'clock last
evening 0cnCral Logan sat In his library con-
vorslnH wih lrlond upon tho events Of tho
day NJ Gh Ougo In an adjoining front room
Mra, Lovn was oQnvorsng with olght or ten
ladies' Nnd two or thrco g0uilonon. suddenly
two or three p0rgrlrlng gentlemen rushed
IN, so20d logan's hand, and shook u
h0nrtlly, o0OrlnE him congratulations upon
something which thpy wore not givon nn op.
p0rtunliy 10 fully oSplnlu, There was q mo-
montaly sound OF OSol,od conversation In tho
front room, and Mira Logan onlOrcd the llbru.
eho said, "horo ~ something" and grnspud
hia hand 10 load him toward the light shouts
wore hoard IN tho strout A lady clad In puro
white pussod Mira, Logan and
g3Izcd both che Generals hands
Several gentlemen entered. Loud shouts
one proposed throo ohoclu FOR something, and
tho result drowned for tho mononl ail tho
voices IN the room. "vory happy Thanks.
Worry gratifying. Nominated by 1oclamatlon
you egyY Grpat compliment, very much
obliged" enld tho General, no his fno0 was COW
cred with bushes and broad emilos whom he
wue conducted to the front window In
below, standing on tho stops OF hls
houso, tho Goncrnl wus ohccrod frequently
by hla visitors. silence was finally occurred,
aud Logan, In a voice nnudihle 70 moro than
half tho crowd, eadj "frlonds, thank you
for your kind greeting tonight. ! am not
prepared TO makc q spoooh' Again thank
General ana Mira Logan wore thon conduct.
cd hnok 10 tho porlor and tho doors being
thrown opon tho crowds pr0geed In, AMI,
lornR IN llno, illcd past, Sinking the extend.
Cd hands or both tho Gonornl aud his WHO.
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JAMES dutrsprn blaine.


Hero the olort rcad tho roll OF states on
down 10 Maine. whom amid tho Widest np'
plaudlnR, cheering ana waving or hnta uin.
brolas and handlsdfohlofe which lostod Tor
many mlnuloe and wlg repeated again nnd
ngaln, Mr.. wost, OF Ohio arose. Mr.. wost
Tho most grateful sorvloo OF my lIfc was
performed by voting for tho nomination
frat Republican proeldoht ., of tho
United States, (ApplnueoJ Four and
twenty years OF tho Grandoet history IN the
annals of recorded tlmo have distinguished
tho asoondonoy OF tho Republican party. Tho
sltlos havo lowered, royorsoe havo thrcpt.
onea our flng Ia still thoro, waving nboyo tho
mansion OF tho, Presidency, not gtnln on ~
fold, nota cloud on Ia glory whether II shall
council With batod breath u
nation awaits tho result on u arc liked the
eyes OF twenty millions OF Republican FREQ.
mon In tho Northi on II or 70 II arc elrotohod
forth the imploring hands OF ten mlons OF
political bondmon OF the South, whllo above,
From tho portals Of light Ia looking down the
immortal spirit OF the Immortal martyr who
irst brought u victory bidding ue hail ana
Six times III sx campaigns has that banner
trlumphed that symbol Qf union, OF froo'
dom, OF humanity Nnd OF proprees, eomo'
timos by that HllOnt man OF destiny, tho Well.
ington of American armies, Ulysses tho Gtoai
--lnpplnuso)--lust by him ut whose untimoly
taking or u Nation swollcd tho, funeral ory
and wopt above great Gnr0olda crave
(0rent npplnuso,l Show that hunnor OF tri
umph ngGin. Commit II 10 the bearing OF that
ohloftho Inspiration Of whose llluetrlous char
actor ANA great nnmo viii ilrc tho honrt oil
young mon, stir tho blood OF manhood nnd ro
kiudlo the fcrvor OF Veterans and tho oloeo oil
tho seventh cnmpalgn VIII 500 that holy on
sgn standing 10 tho shy llko tho bow OF prom
iso. Applause.
Political oo9diions ero changed since tn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
su.p,c.ou. Shooting Of n wlfc.

AunorA, ILL.,. June Mrs A. q Tro-
main, wll,eef the City Marshal o. Bataxis,
was sho. and killed NJ her homo Thursdsy
night Bcr husband, who wse tho only
pewon pNsent, says the shooting was accf-
dental, bIN there are ugly runlors afloat
The ball entered tho head about m inch
above and behind the right enr, Pnd came
out near The left eur. A coronerA Jury wap
lmpaneled, hut up 10 Into hour t6Sniyks
has not returned O verdict
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now IN Was poNp,


CHICAGO, juno Notwithstanding tho
dissipations OF last night tho delegates and
spectators, bearing In mind that tickets wcro
no help In penetrating crowd of 10000 poo
pie outsdo appeared bright and carly at tho
scono OF conflict. by 0i30 long illos Of poo-
pie stood In front Of every entrance patlont-
ly awaiting ton O'clock when the doors wore
opened. Iy that tlm0 thousands OF ap-
plioants for admission wore present, and by
eleven every scat In tho house for dologatos
and spectators had ono or moro persons In It.
Tho people wore wonderfully stirred up.
CALLED no ORDER.
IL was twenty minutes past the hour for
meeting whom tho Rnyol fol- and tho Chair.
man announced that the Convention would
bO opened by prayer by Rov, DIR, Souddor, OF
tho Plymouth Congregational Church.
Ballotng for candidates began at onco. On
call of tho States tho first ballot resulted as
followsi
FIRST BALLOT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
Tho Flro Record,

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Juno 0,--Tho paper
mill NJ tho falls, owned by Warner Nowpan
4 warner, was damaged to tho amount OF
$1,000 by ilro this morning and tho damage "a
stock Is $4,000
Sr. boUis, Mo-, Juno GA fire at Lebanon
businoss houses including two hotels. Loss
$4,000, Insured for AlO,UO0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
Join A. LOGAN.

Xulau Iul.ala ,yoa ooiIod ganator luilon
mmop iI,'nvs Ma snas ms end oi,nc ,ho o,avd
aain nn1so or ftV" err,n svs w o nrayons Ic"nb
snlu, nIo9r roi9IrInn W. ,uo nh hoyo hponr
ohn o ~ npv,V % ~ r,arahin anccesa
aSH ,"ha, hod ANY tho nnnanatona madc he
won n"d t % u 1nv a ~ ',lc,nry 1or
po,ctou ~ 10 nn oVm ,on ", ,,a on he ycrac
wy oipnoS wnon ho NJ sDnanr onntinno o ''o
VI on n,iln, rnv anSdpnth nr ii,nnIs whIoh baa
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
THE NATIONAL CoMmIrTRE
A ooMpLrrn AND REYIaEp LHT or IT'S NM
nEHA,

COMPLETE AND REVISED LmT or ITS hnns
nEitA,
Tho Chairman announced that the neHt or
der of business would DO tho odA or HtAtea for
memb0Ta OF tho National Committee. The
rolloall resulted ~ fOOwhi
Anpama William Youngbood.
Arkanals-Powell Clayton.
CallOrnla--llorAoo Davis.
CooTado-W u, Cnapin,
ConneCtlcnl-Aa Samuel ReRendon.
Dolawaro-Daniel j, Loyton.
IloridA'-leHAe ID, Coln.I
Gcorgia-H, II, putnoy,
lllinOla-J, a. LITTER,
lndiana-John Q, Now.
Iowa., 8, ClarVson.
Kansas -Saa Wheeler,
kontuOky-J, u, Moore.
loulAlann-Paniod,
Maine-J, N, Haynes,
Maryiannd-Ja,neSs g A., Al Gary cuo r..
Miohigan-John u, sanborn.
MinnoROtA-H. j. Norton.
Mleiaslppi-John H. Lynch.
Mlaaouri-li, n, Van Horn.
Nebraska-Churoh Howe.
NoVada-rhOmas Wren.
Now Hampshire Edward II. FollOtL
New lcrsuy-larroll A, Hobart
Now York-I0hn d. lawson,
North CarOlina-L. W, Humphrey.
ohlo--ooonol q, 4, Converse.
oorego,nI,-John 4 APpcrsoonn'
Rhode leland-hOrnCo A. links,
South Carollna-John V, JohnAion.
TonncRsoe-W, ID, lirOwnlov.
T1XnA-C, q. ninkl0y.
Normont--OcuTgO W, Hooker.
Virgnln-B. X. Blair.
Woat Nirglnm-John W. llcntnor.
Wisconsin Edward sand0raon,
Arizona TERRITORY -Chark Churchill
Dakota Terrtory-Judpo Bennett
District OF COlmmbn-Perry u. Car,on
Idaho Territory John NJ. CONN.
Montana Territory --Jnmoa A. Smith,
Now Mexico Ioiriory.-StophOn ID. Klkinh
Utah forritOry'-C. W, Dennis,
Washington Torrtory-W, u. Minor.
wyoming rcrrltory-J NJ. rcnry.
Tho new National Committee appointed
by tho Convention mot NJ the Grand
Pacific to-day and temporarily organized,
with John W, Mason, of Woet Virginia,
temporary chairman aud Col Goorgo w.
HoORer temporary secretary, Tho committee
then adjourned 10 meet Juno "a, ~ " IN.
~ the Fifth Avenue IIotol, Now York CITY.
On motion OF Senator snhln, who hold the
proxy OF NJ. q, Nortoh, u committee, conalat-
Ing OF Mosara. Ellina, ChaReo, Lawson, New
ana Hooker, were appointed 90 sol0ct por~
manont headquarters fol tho committee Tho
committee then adjourned, John A, Martin,
OF Kansas, Nnd solHtor Sabin werO menborB
of tho now committee but wlrhdrow on 40
count OF u Ciyilgpryloe restriction
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12

Montana, Lee Mantei New Menoo. W, II. n,
!1ow9elyal uRh', ,Iy,! NelesG W, klm6ai WSsshIRg'
drnlRi ohares NJ, cIisboS, of Michigan. Score. orc,
tary,
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THE THIRD nALLoIl
'fhe third ballot was then taken, resulting
TuunspAY NIonTs sHasIoN,


Tho convention was not called 10 order for
tho oyOning session until 7iDb, when Chair
man Henderson announced that the business
IN order was the nomination OF Presidential
candidates.
Hon. sllas p. butcher asked unanimous
consent u Introduce q resolution providing
for the issue of Ave hundred tickets " sol
dierB and sailors OF the late war objection
being made, the resolution was not oonsid-
cred.
Tho attention OF tho Chair having boon
called 20 the fact that some or tho states hhd
not yet nnmed their members or the National
Committee. the roll Of such states was called
and the following additional names were an
nounced Georgia u. Il. Putney, Minnesota,
II. j, Norton. Tho other States were not yet
prepared % report.
tary proceeded 10 call tho roll OF states No
response was received until Connecticut was
reached, whom Mr., Brandegee took the stand
amid loud applause and made tho following
address IN nomination OF
JOSEPH u, HAwLEY.
Mr. Brandegee spoke as followa
Mr. President and Gentlemen or the Con-
ventloni We arc here 20 aolcct q Chlcf Magla'
trato for thlrty-oight States and bb,WO.O0O poo-
| pile. II we choose wisely the selection of June
viii DO the election Of November aud March
will lnaugurato In lineal and continuous sue,
ooaslon tho seventh Republican President OF
the United States, Applause u we DO
welded 20 fatal choice the solid South which
has already captured the Capitol, will occupy
the White House, and tho results OF tho war
| will b0 rolled backward for generation.
Aftor II most complimentary reference 20
the Republican party and ita e0rylco tho
speaker said that never before 20 q National
Convention was such an opportunity olier0d
as tho present afforded. 1ho supreme duty
of tho hour 10 for that party IN thia conyon,
lion 10 select a candidate undor whom wo can
surely and grandly win. tApplausel
The speaker, continuing, hald that he had
boon requested by the Republicans or Con
noctlout ~ prosont tho name OF candidate
who fulfilled all tho conditions named ana
who could lead 10 certain victory In Noyom'
bcr-.Gonoral Joseph II. Hawoy OF Connecti-
out. loud applauso) II Conneoticut's choice
10 tho bost, no continued, make u yourH
II you have botor, wo Will ohoei-
fully mako your choice ours, hut wherever
the lot may fall, and whoever the candidate
may DO, wo pledge ourselves IN advance with
all our votes and with nll our might, 10 sup
port tho nominee. [Appauso,1
Tho speaker then gayo brief ekotoh ol
General HAwloy's lifo and public career and
said, His nomination would sweep over tho
country like electric FIRE. IL would carry Con
noctout by 10000 majority, IL would carry
tho Southern States for ho was tho only c0ndi
date named who was born on Southern soil.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12

Tho following scattering votos wcrc glvon,
Lincoln received votoe from Kentucky and
I from Now Jersey, and Gonornl w. 4. shor-
man rooolyod from Michigan,
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Rep q prFer RahrtAtelt.

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g1p8 Elm 3attOnaIz GOnDent.

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8elegaten bcS gtatiOnGl. Grbetter.S .SouoeRts,
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BON osm &onosnte getroifen nerOen tann,
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gum /. September peri6oben it NM an ie.
uem Datum in Der D9erfbep QaGe" in &b
caao 3Iiammentreten ioN."
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mOrbeu unb 3eba @rfranfuHgen an Der Sbo.
Iera babeu ftd3 bsretts bort eretgnet. Sobalb
etn 3ug aus BEN Euunel gum Sori9etn
fommt, tpir6 er uou Solbaten umrtuQt,
melGe Die Baiiagtere ua9 benz 2a3aretb fiibs
ren. 8Ort iperben bic BaiTagtere regtitrtrt,
nummsrirt uub erbalten etnen Strobiad,
meld3sr tbueu auf oem 3uge ais 2ager bteut,
bis bic Gunrantdne iiberfausen If.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-29
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