Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

raK CONNECTICUT CONVENTION.

HAETFoRD. Conn, April q - The
district delegates elected we're as follows
First District, Valentine h. Chamber
lain and Ralph =. Gilbert: 2ud. l.
Mason and John G. Edmoud,: 3rd, Ira
u. Briggs and Eugene ). Bus,,f: &it, o.
X. Fryer aud j. Hill. In- following
resolutions were adopted:
R,s"fr>f, That President Arthur com
: ing - the high office endrr circnm-
stances of extraordinary embarrsss-
ment snd difficulty. by the patience.
justice and sagacIty With which be has
discharged his duties has strengthened
his party, honorei himself. benefits
the country. and earned tine respect and
gratitude of the whole people.
Reso'rea. That the Republ cans of
Connecticut pledge loyal and hearty
support to the nominees Of the Chicago
convention.
Rcsoir-si. That without instruc,ins
the delegates this day appointed a. re-
! CARDS 10y particular candle and
reposlng full confidence IN thei. wisdom
We pl sce on record orr firm conviction
! that tie stu alton demands the nomin-
alton OF candidates of approved ability
and character. and large experience IN
( public affairs, and that If in the jrdc-
I rnent OF oar delegates, the proper coca
Sion shall arise. they will meet the
unanimous sentiments of the kepGbll
can party OF this State. II they pres IN.
the name of Joseph X. H ,wley as a can
didate for President Of the United
States.
The resolutions were adopted unani
noaslt.
Inc convention was then address. ed
by August Braniagee. who predicted
that General Hawley. if nominated.
would Garry the State by 10000 M jor-
ity.
The invention adjourned.
ARTHUR AND RDMUNDs.
UTICA. \. y, April % -rhe delegates |
from the ISenty-third Congressional !
District this morning elected as dele |
gates to the National Convention l.. 4, |
K. Sanbosn and George p. Urban. Jr. |
One Is for Arthur and one for lmunds. |
BOTH UNDERSTOOD TO BE FOR BLAINE
KALAMAZOO. Mich, April 23.-S. l..
Reid and Josiah Andrews were chosen
deleg. to the Chicago Convention
from the Fourteenth Michigan District.
Both are understood to be for Blame.
NO INSTRUCTIONS.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. April 23-The
Twelfth District Republican Conven-
ton elected Henry 5. Hyde and Lew l..
Brown delegates to Chicago no ill.,
structlonS.
BOTH FOR EDMUNDs.
LOWELL, Mass, April 23-The Eighth
District elected Fred L. Greenhalg and
Andrew &. stone delegates to the Re
publican NATIONAL Convention. Bob
are for Ed Nuuds.
THE OHIO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
CLEVELAND, o., April 23.-The Ohio
Republican Convention was called to
order this Afternoon nv Hon. j. o. Con
verse. Charm an of the State Central
Committee. General Charles H. Gros-
venor. temporary President, on taking
the GUAR. spoke half All hour. He
cnntrnded that Ohio would prove the
deciding State in the next national
canvass. The remainder of the session
WAS occupied iii organizing prelimina-
rIeS. Tomorrow the work of nOmin-
atlng State ticket and eieotiug dele ,
gates tn the Chicago Convention will be |
takel up.
CLEVELAND, April %. During his ,
speech General Grosvenor mentioned
Sherman's name. which provoked loud
cheering. Toward the close he referred
to the necessity of dominating Presi- [
Il initial candidate who could try OhiO,
waen "A delegate shouted, Blaine can
do IT. AID the CO lvention cheered with
redonbled vl2ur. Tue convention took :
4 r, cess.
VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.
RICHMOND ,Va.), April 23-Mahone.
upon calling the Republican COnven-
ton to order, was voclferously cheered. |.
After maNing a speech, Malone, as
Oh tirmtn of the Committee, with the
concurrence of the chairman of the
Republican State Committee. called
Colonel William l.. Lamb As temporary
chairman. Lamb briefly addressed the
body. He said they had come there
with the high resolve to secure the
mother State from the hands of des- ,
p-rtdoes. whose proceedings during the
last Legislature, for oppression and ,
tyranny, could not find parallel in the
history of the country. He looked for
happy results from the action IF this
N. as the time had now come
when the people of the South could ..
JON with the republican party in the
protection Of their interests.