Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
The Rev. Miss. Antionette Brown,
has been recently married.
Administration Convention.
PROCEEDINGS.

has been recently married.
Administration Convention.
PROCEEDINGS.
Pursuant to notice in the Democrat, a
Convention of the Administration Elec-
tors of kenosha County was held at
Woods. in Bristol, this 18th day Of De-
tober, 1854.
Mr.. Paul called the Convention to or
der.
Mr.. Walker nominated Mr.. JOY for
President. Carried.
Mr.. Paul nominated Mr.. Shannon for
Secretary. Carried.
Mr.. Walker moved for Committee Of
three on Credentials. Carried.
The President appointed Me>srS. Walk
er, Lacy, and 4. j. Jackson said Commit
tee.
Mr.. Jackson suggested that they ought
to be distributed more, not take two from
one town.
The President appointed Mr. Pease in
place Of Mr. jackson.
Mr. Pcase said he was not a Delegate.
Mr.. Pease was going into the City
with load of wheat, and seeing Il crowd
on the tavern steps, stopped to inquire
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The President then appointed NJ. Sto-
yer.
Mr. Slower said lie was not a Delegate
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nifnc,s tho nratrtlinrs
rho President thSn annofnted Mr.,
U.rLcs
Nr Wof&rr rcp,rtrt the following
Drino,tos.
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and pn,r,rlz cl,rrale
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A. ', WaI, 49, r-orcd MAT Mr. Pcasc he
.Ilay.,d ~ css+ three ballots for Salem.
W. St,var thrpr votes for Paris. and
NJ Rr;crs +hrcn for CorncrS. Carried.
Mr. WoJlrr moved tho proceeding to
LoIInt f,r Cordidotax far the several
- ',,,,+,. ~ l}cars Cor,;od
NJ Dna.;Ion+ diractod ballot for
10y
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oe mace i"[ ''", o11,or. II =" % w ~
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tion was maze Il "ouIu run! 'ne i'"i = ~
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StAl1aIion' NO one uAFCe'S" '''e! ~
elect their ticket lie hSd hearu Ny
Epson called an excellent man. Dr. lad
dock was also highly spoken OF. 1t mace
no difference to the Democracy which
was elected.
Mr.. Walker said there was quite feel
ing against nomination, but he would
like to hear better reasons for it. lie
WAS in favor of a nomination, if it only
got JourVotes- his would be one Of them
W hen he came here some years ago, he
| found the Democratic Party always sue
cesSiul, with such men as ohafles ana
Lathram SholeS, and Col L rank ior lead
erS' buI ne iau always soSlee'e" 'iiel'
Democracy. Now 1t was nara WORK 10
ina democrats enough III Tue {, county u oi
Crndi0aVes Tor the several onlcgsS' DuI
that made no difference: ne stoou
firm. Ii there was any thing I'D ponies
he did loathc and aoominate, 1t was an
Abolition'st- Mr.. Epson was one, ana
/ he would not be prIvy 10 any action nav
ing Tor its object his success. ;, -