Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-26
Democratic couaty Coayess,,s

OcAMOCfatAc COWnty COuveutAoo.
The Convention met Il he coutl Hen,
in Burlington on Monday 2l& Il JIiy.
.lS45, and upon 'no,ion COL. GEORGE
TEMPLE was chosen Chairman, aA
JoHH Il. WooDs Secretary. Upoa luol;st
the delegates aiswsred o their Names :
follows: Nkl III. ISIS INfr
Burlington TornskIi;p.-E. Lowe, Mn.
lican Clark, John S. Dunlap, John. 4
Woods, ]. S. Schramn, Geo. Templs,G
c. Ncalley, Johnson NIfnan, n. s.. Br.
truf, Robert Stewart, Daniel HaskSlLL.
Hughes, Saml. Clarke. Jesse Frazier, T.
iU'Ncal. ,gsssRGT 4 a7.sq
ientoa gToraship.-Joseph Fronk, j.
seph Penny, Joha, BurkholJer, John n.
Moore, John Fronk, Abraham Sells, Isa.
athan Eads, Josiah Settle, lgnalius Hsw.
ard, Sainn. Cnrmick. qsa1 aaarit
FrankliK 111wask;p.-John Farrell. n.
P. Kyneit, Thornton Burviss, John Lor.
tom, Senr. John L. Campbell JoaAhsa
Wasson, George Houston. John Adam
Funck, N.iltpn Woodside, Islac Miller.
PteesG,J GrYrs ,1sfryAiP.-o phs LEX
son, U. r. Long, y. L. Portlock, JcAa
Nauiy A. J. Hanks, WIN. Miller. Ssur.
john Husted, Thomas Hays, John RichT,
john SBtedsot.a FA383 SHT 80 s-sssa
= ontiae To,raship.--James Bonar, kjcA.
ard Robinson, Samuel Chapman, Daniel
Long, VIM. Dayeppoyt, H. l. Sergenl, J:
w. Williams, John Toothaker, w. G. Has-
ma, John Wckerton. tfIyku
Flirt Rirer ,Iounship.-Jeremials L.
son, VIM. Mckinney, John c. SIss6
Charles II. Snelson, John L. McM,lis,
Sanl. Moore, Geo. w. Robinson. IN.
Jones, Sa1hL S.-NcDllcy, Eatleton Hu1haa
augusta Tocnship-Andrew, HctpA.
Alexander Robinson, Geo. Hepasrs ~
d. Martin, Lester Graves, g. w. ChsiHh,
il. Cummings, John Langhery, Edwna
Power. stasss~ ~ Gsa, * TN ss8Aal. ~ $3.50
Union TouslsAip.- John jackson, Geo.
Hendricks, J.lK. Evans, John Simpssa,
Richard Land, n. M. Vance, Hays Absai.
David Love. Peter Brewer, a. Shock.
Dr., Enos Lowe offered the believing
preamble and revolutions which wsEs unas-
imously adopted, ~ Mt: aes 5hgrf trwaf
Whereas every section Of he county =
possessed Of good and capable men. We
are worthy and deserving ths sssfdeecp
and trust Of the people, and wkeri "a
policy and Justice require that IN seleeisg
candidates for the various c1ices, NJ Ill nd
equitable apportionment q sAch ssesis4f
The county should v observed: - .H
: Therefore, Rssoipsd,, That The c,snnty =
districted and apportioncd as folIoR,s: ~, n
The precincts Of Benton, Franklin ~
Yellow Spring, shall constitute dissik ~
/, and shall Be entitled 10 one csaifiale g
Representative; the precincts Of E.sl1iat
Grove and Dansille. shall consilz1n(p.
trict No. 2, and shall % entitlsdss t -
didate fl Reprsseplaliye; End ths pss-
cincts 81 augusta and Union, shall csa-
ss.s si;is' si s. Ss.as|l
precincts of Flint ESvss Al'9 4Buylf -
shall consiitufe district No. I, and sASoIs
entitled tosw1s s6naiktssi 10 sEspsssssn-
tive, with the sseonmendaaisn 1o1ei04r
those candidates. b. sslected ft& :
RIVER tcsRahsp. ss,s.,s1s sss' -. ~
The convention proceeded sts.tne
Representatite. i Whets1t6n 0|6a & ~
ing geGasnsm Mssa1nlHlbn1noal
J1AAl1inlg, e FInh Aisets II as
AseFstwn E5v6ws u Usioa,nH q resss'
John Ds7lsfg1 sfsH1eesorb GsEs.
.asahtbakklleM nR4dk ri cFSh.
jdues NJ 5AloFY6N, Or Frr Is.1111. 1910