The Campaign

TEE TOLITICAL FIELD. Charleston, S. G, July 27.- Hon. G. "W. Darpan was renominated for Congrèss by the Democratie convention at Florence. Hamilton-, Mo., July 27.- James Love, oí Liberty County, was nominated for Congress by the Republicana oí the Third district. Wheelin-o, W. Va., July 27. -The Demoerts of the Fourth Congressional district nofinated J. M. Jackson lor Congrèss at Pakersburg. The Second district Democrats, at Piedmont, renominated W. A. Wilson by acclamation. St. Loris. July 27.- The Democrats of the Eiehteenlh Illinois district, in tion at Alton, nominated William S. Forman íor Congress. Bt. Pavl, Minn., July 27.- The Prohibition State convention nominated this ticket: For Governor, Hugh Harrison, of Hennepin Connty. For Secretary of State, P"bter Thompson, of Nobles County. For Treasurer, John H. Alien, of Fergus Falls. For Attorney-General. Charles F. Shannon, of Duluth. Chattakooga, Tenn., July 28.- H. Clay Evans waa nominated íor Congress by the Republicans of the Third district. Winchester, Va, Jujly 28.- The Demócrata of the Beventh Congressional district renominated Colon el O'Ferrall. Atlanta, Ga., July 28.- The Republican committee of the Fifth Congressional district nominated G. S. Thomas for Congress. Gkeexsbubo, Ind., July 27.- Hon. M. D. Tackett, of this city, was nominated by the Republicans for Congress to oppose Hon. William S. Holman. Topeka, Kan., July 27.- The Republicans in State convention in this city yesterday noainated a íull State ticket, with L. V. Humphrey, of Independence, for Governor. The platform indorses the Republican nominees íor President and Vice-rresident; favors home rule íor Ireland; demands the enforcement of the State liquor law, and favors protection to home industries. Madisos, Wis., July29.- Rev. T. H. Dahl, oí Stoughton, Wis., Prohibition candidate for Lieutenant-Governor, aud D. C. Prescott, of Marinette, caudldate for Treasurer, have declined to run, and Chris Carlson. ol Eau Claire, and L. W. Hoyt, of Madison, have been namea respectively for the vacant places on the tu;:et by the State Central Committee. Bbooklyx, July 27.- Mrs. Belva Lockwood, the Presidential candidate of the Equal Rights party, opened the campaign ín this citv last evening. In her speech she ald that it was about time that women were regarded in some other light than as pettéd dolls on the one hand and domestic drudge on the other. Spsixofielb, 111., Juiy 80.- Over 500 Eepubllean club have thus iar been organized in this State sinoe the opening of the campaign, with an aggregate membership exceeding 50,000. Se-w York, July 31.- The Executive Committe of the National Labor party met here nd determined to cali a National convention to be held in Chicago September 11. Chicago, Aug. 1.- The Republicana of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wiscon9in will co-operate as far as may be in the coming campaign. The officers of the State cominittees of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin met at the Grand Pacific. General Martin, chairman, and Daniel Shepard, secretary of the Illinois State Central Committee, Chairman J. M. Hucton, of Indiana, Secretary, H. C. Tillman, of Michigan, and Chairman Henry C. Payne, of Wisconsin, were there. There was a cencral talk about the condition of thi&gs in these States and an informal assocUtlon without a name was forrned. lts chief purpose 19 to trade speakers, act together in sending out documents, and exehange ideas and advice. Dus Moines, Ia., Aug. 1.- Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, the Iowa temperance agitator and lawyer, has secured an engagement with the Republican Congressional Committee. It is understood that she will speak in Maine, New Jersey, Connecticut, Michigan and places where the Prohibitionists are strongest. Her temperance principies ars satistied with the Boutelle resolution, nd, like many other Prohibitionists, she advocates the repeal of the whisky tax, believing it would clear the path lor State action. San FnAXcisco, Aug. 1.- The Repub ticans made the following Congressional renominations yesterday : Third district, Joseph McKenna; Fourth, W. W. Morrow ; Fif th, T. G. Phelps. Fort Wayse, Ind., Aug. 1.- James B. White was renominated for Congress yesterday by the Republicans oí the Twelfth district. Ocala, Fla., Aug. 1.- The Republicana held their State convention in this city yesterday and nominated V. S. Shipman for Sovernor and H. W. Chandlcr (colored) Lor Secretary of State. Pabkersburg, W. Va., Aug. 1- TheProhibitionlsts met in State convention in this city yesterday and nominated a f uil ticket, with Thomas R. Carskadon, of Keyser, for Governor.