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ohphs Ia Va 4NSW VIA HAS SuulS Out lD
Blain.
Nearly all, il not all the Pennsylvania repub-
lean delegates to Chicago are committed to
Blaine.
AT the city election in St Cloud, MINI, @. F
Macdonald was reelected mayor without op
position.
Either Grant or Blaine will DO the Republ.
can nominee for president said Congressman
Bedford.
Heuben Ellwood was renominatcd for con
gross by the Republicans of the fifth district o
illinois.
Bot Ingersolls own preference would b,
Justice Harlan, and next, he said Postmaste
General Gresham.
The date Of the Third district delegate ant
congressional convention at Faribault ia Apr
~, and not April Is.
A Mississippi state convention, to elect dele
Gaioi to Chicago and presidential electors, il
called for June IL at jackson.
W and Remsen, delegates from the FRS
district OF Mississippi, are unpledged but on,
Is for Blaine and the otherf for Arthur.
Joseph Mediil of the Chicago Tribune is still
in Washington and has come to the conclusion
that the presidential ticket will be Blaine ant
Lincoln.
The Twenty-ninth Republican congressiona
convention, New Yark, elects a Blaine deiega
ton to Chicago. One of the alternatos favor.
EdmuudK.
The Eleventh district republican convention
at bushnell, Ill, elected G. v. Chandler and G
A. Ballard delegates to Chicago. Instructed
for Logan.
Gov. Gu, tin of Pennsylvania, asked his prefer
ence for the nominee of the Democratic part,
for president, said: Samuel j. Randall, first
last, and all the tilns.
In the reDDblioap conversational ,,,,,,,k;,,
ruth Illinois district, $. NJ Kelly and Charlie,
Fuller were elected delegates to the national
convention. Instructed for Logan.
The Thirtieth congressional Republican con,
%vention, New York, elected II. H. Warner ant
Leonard Barritt delegates to the national con
ventlon. They are unpledged and uninstructed
The Missouri delegation to the Republican
national convention stand; Blain, II; Arthur
y; Logan, I;Edmunds, - None Of the delegate.
are strongly pronounced i'll their preferences
The colored voters of Des Moines, Iowa, have
organized into a club. The speeches made a
the preliminary meeting indicate q dissatisfac.
ton with their allotment of the loaves and
fishes.
The Republican congressional convention o
the Thirteenth New York district, elected Ham
ilton Fish, il. and B Plat Carpenter delegates
to Chic&go, and voted Town o resolution en-.
dorsinS Blaine.
The Seventeenth congressional district Of
Now York elected NJ ]. Townsend and II. G.
Burleish delegates, and II. c.. Belts and William
hisselburg alternates to the Republican con,
vention for Arthur.
The following Republican congressiou4
nominations were made Friday, the 1lth
Ninth Illinois, Lewis T.. Payson, renon,inated
Fourteenth, j. II. howell, renominated; Seven.
teenth, A. J. Hamlin.
The time of holding the national prohibition
convention has been changed from May 81 t
july II, This secures representation from
twenty-five states in the Union to the conveu
ton, which will be held at Pittsburg.
At the Missouri republican state convention
the following were chosen delegates at large
r. I. Van Horn, John b. Henderson, Gen
Prentiss, and H. +. Ravens. The Missouri
delegates, at large and district arc unpledged
The Thirty-second congressional republican
convention. at Buffalo, N. Y, elected ]. d
Warren, of the Commercial Advertiser, anG
Josiah Jewett, delegates to the national conven.
ton. Resolutions were adopted strongly en-.
dorsing Artlur's administration, and commend
ing him for denomination
The republicans of the Fifteenth congress.
sional district of Illinois renominated Hon
Joseph 6. Cannon for congress. The dele
gates to the national convention are: Dr. l.
s. Wilcox and Charles &. Eckhart; ~alternates
c. b. Hicks and Thomas A Lewis; district
%elector, Asa Abr. The instructions are for Lo-
gan for president.
In the Georgia Republican Convention, D
Il. Locke, marshal of the Southern Georges
district, was eclectad permanent chairman. A.
Il. Buck, ". A. Pledger, L. NJ. Peasants anC
G. ID. Forsyth were elected q delegation to
Chicago from the state at large. The delegates
go uninstructed, but are consideration Arthur
rs long as he has q hope o succeess.
Gen. Davis was nominated by reclamation fol
congressman at large and Richard Vane q
Philadelphia B.J. McCrann of Lancaster, ant
BIB. Plummer were chosen electors at large
and also by reclamation. The delegates at
large are: ". J. Harri.y of Philadelphia, VIM.
A. Wallace of Clarified, Jas. ?. Barr of Al
leshany, Eckley B.. Coke of Luzerne, B. F.
Meyers of Dauphin, and VIM. H. Snowden of
Lehigh.
The tariff resolutions adopted by the Penn.
~sylvania State Democratic convention is as foi.
lows: We favor u tariff or revenue, limited to
the necessities of government economically ad.
nlisistered and 20 adjusted in its application
as to prevent unequal burdens, encourage pro
dnctive industries at home and afford JUS
compensation to labor, but motto create or fos.
ter m~onopolcs: and to this end we favor the
abolition of the internal revenue system OF
axes and s:-h adjustment Of existing tariff
duties as will be consistent with these princi.
pies.
The following delegates to the republics
national convention We're chosen at varions
distriot conventions on the 11th: Seventeenth
Illinois, j. j. Rinecker and ]. NJ. Truitt, unin.
structed. Fourteenth Pennsylvania, j. H.
! Wagner and Horace Brock; required to sign q
pledge to support Blaine. T~weity-fourth New
York, Titus Sheard and Herbert Krul; anti.
Arthur and favoring Blaine and Lincoln
Ninth Illinois, $. I. Rogers and Y. Ernum
both Logan. Fourteenth Illinois, Charles w.
J. Tifer and George bingham; instructed fol-
IOuaD Twentieth and TNeptv- siSfh panpsyI
vania, Blaine and Lincoln delegates. Sixteenth
Illinois, Harrison Black and Charles Church
hill.
None of these delegates are specially in
structed, and their personal presidential. pre-
ferences have not been announced. The elec.
tors named We're al follows: At large, p. A.
Thompson; Rev. Mr.. Gaines, (colored); First
| district, S. c.. Brock: Second, George Hall;
Third, w. II. Homsley; Fourth, Lyman Parker;
Fifth, Roaerick 3. Johnson Sixth, ]. W. Moore
Seventh, T. A, Thompson: Eighth, Gus Sess,
inghans: Ninth, Nathan Cole; Tenth, C. A. New
comb; Ele,Anth, L. G. Evans: Twelfth, R. c.
Macbeth: Thirteenth, Scion Spencer; Four.
zenith, W. w. Kramer.
Tho following is the Democratic electoral
ticket of Pennsylvania: At l~arge-Richard
.Vanx, B. j. McGrann, II. B. Plummer. District
Deiegates-John Slovin; John z. j. Sensender
fer: John W. Ice; Herbert ]. Horn; RiclardL
Wright; JOIN H Brenton: William Stohler;
Charles T. Ieutschler; 4. N. North; Harry J.
Stiles; A. G. Broadhead, Jx!F. v. Rockafellow;
no choice. Tie between Michael Beard and
Richard Kahn; George II. Irwin: George s.
Puray; p ". Ackley; John 2. Levan: Ezra D.
Parker; Z. w. Mnmnla; A. II. Dill; Franklin
P. James; p. X. p. Duff; John Swan: A. B.
Winternitz: John IL, Hill; William A Farque4
A }. Greenfield.
The complete liat Of Republican district del
egates from Missouri TO tho Chicago conven-
tioa is as follows:
First, J. I. Baker, r. D. Cramer; Second,
). H. Turner, A. w. Muller: Third. j. Il,
Thomas, Ira r. Hyde; Fourth A. G. Dawes,
D. G. Hill; Fifth, John b. Jones, William
Warner: Sixth, W. S Shirk, Oaen Guitar;
Seventh, Theodore Bremen, III. G. Reynolds;
Eight, Horny c. Mger. John c. Buesiek; Ninth,
Ghauncey /. Fiiley, j. II. Mclean; Tenth,
Fred W. Mott, X. ". Weber; Eleventh, Ed