Democratic State Convention

A Democratie 8 tu te Cooventlon il be Iicld I ii the city oí Detroit, on Wednesrlay, i '.:r :;ist dnj1 ot Augu&t next, Rt 11 o'clbck a. m., lo nomínate otate office rs, and tlie transactlon oí such other business :is máy pvupcriy come before sach Uonvcntlon. E.icli coauty coaiprlslDg one or moro State Representatlve Distrlcts wlll he entltlecl to two delega tes Por each Represcirtttí Ive, :ukI eacli conuty sball b cutitled to at ono delégate. líy :i resolutiou r a former State ventlon, no person iii be entltlcd to a neal In the Convenüon wno rtoea iwt fesideln tfre connty he cleltna to represent, exceptInsr, however, ths countus o.' tlir. Upper Península. All good cftizens ttIio lcsire the end of iravagance andcorrnptlon whlch are wast oui' (ubstnnoe; .-til who fleslve : wholesomc econoroy In the adnatnlstratlon of public ofifalrs; all w]o deslre t!:at tü kinds of public property n bear au cqual proportlon ol taxatlou. and that t:ixation in everyform be redneed to the tow. est urn pofwlHe condstbnl uith the oblleatlons or the (tovernuient, are cordlally Invlted to eo-operate with tli Democracy to that end. If, I. MIU.s. Ch'n. I. PATTBRSON. N H ELDR1D0K M. RIDER, S ! ('I, iKK. i!I.D" IX. ■I' B smimvOO. w I. BANCROPT, F 11 STBVEVS. K. It THOMPSON. A.C BLODGET, 0. BKALEY. EDWARD I Detroit, JnlySO, 1;T'.