Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
Late Political News.

The Boston Globe saws: 1T is now said on
the very best authority, that when the demo-
cratic state convention meets in fremont Tenn
pie. September 81, it viii naIne the party's can
diiate for United States Senator to succeed Mr.
Henry J.. Dawes. and the name viii be that of
NJ. John J.. Russell OF Leicester. This plar of
nominating candidate for United States Sena-
tor has been decided upon in order that The
voters may be brought in direct contact vi IL
the candidate. and may have a practical voice
IN his selection through the delegates whom
the viii send to the state convention
The republican state convention of Nevada
called TO meet "wednesday at Reno. but il
did not convene. Instead conference com
mItlee composed Of the chairman of each
county delegation spent the afternoon endeav-
oring 10 agree upon some proposition which
will insure united action aad harmony in the
convention. The question in dispute was the
nomination OF a Harrison electoral ticket or
Endorsement Of the nominees of the silver con-
ventiOn. The cJnferees failed to agree AID
two conventions were called to order at sopa-
rate place. one by Chairman Strotner Of the
republican state central committee and the
other h. T. c. Lord. secretary of the saalc
committee. Nr. StrOthe-'s convention re pre-
-cn-s the straish. republicans. Both conven-
tIOit> adjDIrned temporarily.
senator Hale was a. Augusta, Me-. yesterday
and visited she headquarters OF the republican
state committee. lie sts ed that Mr.. Blaine
would make no speeches Gus ing the CAM align.
bu- Is now engaged in writing letter which is
likely 20 APP ear at any time. and which is de
voIcd 20 some Cs the issues which are being
discussed. and il Nhich Nr. Blaine takes
decp interest.
There split in the third congressional
district of peun- viSanil among the democrats
Congressman McAlecr carried the primaries
bu. he ward committee. under control of the
citv committee. gave certificates to the Ker
delegates in all but three wards. giving kcr
twenty-five delegates ont of thirty-four. In
spite Of this tine temporary chairman of the
convention decided that he could not go back
of the certificates. 40 consequence only the
twenty-five ker delegates attended the regular
convention. which nominated Capt. W W Ker
The NcAleer delegate Joined with those elected
from 0ther wards vho were refused certificates
and held a convention which unanimously re-
nominated NcAieer. The Republicans are not
EEciy to put up "a candidate but will trade with
the txo.iemocratic factions.
The democratic congressional convention at
PhiiadelpEil Yesterday resulted in nominations
d. follows First congressional district E. Cav
Flanigen: second congressional district John
!. Nalonev, fourth congressional district. FL
bridge l.. Mock. The seventh senatorial dis
trict nominated John A. Ward.
The nirleteenth district republican conference
mot at Williams Grove, Pa. Yesterday after
nOoa and nominated Nathan 5. Rose Of York
Cor Congress. The district is composed of the
counties of York. Cumberland and Adams and
has eco democratic ma ority.
Prominent democrats from ali parts of New
/ Jersey me, in the West jersey Hotel at Camden,
v j. Yesterday and made final arrangements
for the demonstration in that city on the 18th
instan; and the convention Of the New Jersey
Democratic Society on the day following
Most Of those present were members OF the ex-
ecuti-e committee of the society. \ committee
was appointed to wait upon Grover Cleveland
I and induce him 10 attend the mass meeting on
/ the a6,h. when il is expected Cows. Pattison of
PENNSYLVANIA. Russell of Massachusetts and
I Albeit OF New Jersey will be in attendance
| Chairman Charles W. Hackett of the repub-
/ lican state executive committee OF New York
received the following dispatch yesterday after
/ noon:
| WARRINGTON. Sept. /.
| Hon. Charles w. Hackett. New York City:
The President cannot now take up his New
{ York trip without waiting over here until Mon
| day and he Is anxious to return to Loon Lake
at once. lie viii carry ont Your program
/ far rs possible on his return to Washington.
| which viii be near the 18th instant. reversing
the order. (Signed) +. W. HALFoRD.