The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-24
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port, which was adopted.
Butler county.-M. M. Trumbull, A. Van
Dorm, D. @. Hilton; 3 votes.
Scott--B. +. Cue, j. Thorington, N. j.
Rusch, T. j. Saunders, Robert Lowry, G.
G. Arndt, H. Ramming, NJ. Q. Davis, L.
Schueker, Jas. r. Lane, John Collins, X.
Mcintosh, J. d. Patton, r. N. Gwinn II
votes.
Muscatine--W. G. Woodward, L. Tufts,
Henry O'Connor, VIM. Little, N. 9. Swauk,
John A. Parvin, Jacob Butler, g. b. DENIM
son, Tom Landry, Elijah Sells, George Ma
hin i votes.
Lee-R. p. Lowe. s. R. Curtis, J. w.
Rankin, j. NJ. Beck, J. B. Howell, w. +.
Turner, J. NJ. Breeder IL votes.
Hardin--E. Pardee, s. Il. Ellington; 6
votes.
Clark-James Mitchell 8 votes.
Jefferson--E. S. Patton, J. F.. Wilson, X.
Z. Radcliffe, J. A. McKcrney II votes.
Buchanan---C. 4. Lathrop; I votes.
Poweshiek--C. J. l.. Foster, J. B. Grin
nell, S. Brossley, X. Sears, J. J. Ilamblc-
ton; 5 votes.
Johnson--W. Penn Clarke, W. Z. Miller,
| G. d. Woodin, S. G. frowbridge, Jesse Bow
en-, WIN. Crum, NJ. l.. Morris, +. II. Lee, l..
N. jerome, Jes. Mygatt,J j. G. Stone, J. Tees
dale; IL votes.
Dubuque-A. w. Hackley, R. J. Thomas,
G. G. Hawthorne, j. A. Chapline, q. q. Ly-
on, W. Vandever; IL votes.
Mahaska--Jas. A. Young, w. Moorland,
j. II. Warren IL votes.
| Mitchell--O. Faville, Isaac b. Parker; 8
votes.
Henry--A. Saunders, L. Dewey, A. YAM
cey, ID. 5. Elliott; IL votes.
Af.it,, /.
/ 3 votes.
| Louisa--J. L. Grub, w. CLARK, j. Cleaves,
q. ID. Harrison, II. w. Haines, A. NJ. Tay-
lor, b. F. Wright, w. s. kreamer, II. /.
Cleaves 10 votes.
| Keokuk-A. G. Rossing 9 votes.
Jasper-G. L. Spencer; . votes.
Clinton-C. II. Toll, L. Wheeler, G. Peal,
J. II. Midget, l.. d. Button, X. j. Crouch,
4. S. Bailey. %. c. Bates, w. sherman, A.
Met laughlin, q. NJ. Davis, j. N. Miles; IL
votes.
Des Moines--F. Ii. Warren, Elisha Cham.
beriain; ID votes.
Cerro CORDOBA. B. Miller vote.
Pottawatamie--G. NJ. Dodge; 3 votes.
/ Dailas--Wm. Red6eld 5 votes.
Benton. G. Traer, John +. Palmer.
Themes Drummond /; 9 votes.
Winneshiek--J. p. Mckinney, N. G. Bur.
nett, N. Burdick, l.. w. Griswold; 8 votes,
Blackhawk-D. J. Coleman 6 votes.
Washington--Seth Cox, II. McCrackin
David Bunker, N. P. Cooper, J. X. Lewis
/ Clayton-Alpheus Scott, Francis Rodman
Ia votes.
Wright, H. g. Goe, I. Manly, s. S. Daniels
Robert Cover, Thomas James, Thos. VIM
Vim. P. Wolf, J. A. Massey, Thos. Reeves
IL votes.
Alamakee-P. Bellfoy; votes.
Tama-Iimothy Brown; votes.
LINN. NJ. Day, Johnston Elliott, +. N
Bates, w. g. Thompson, s. NJ. Price, S. ID
Carpenter, Dan lothian. II. S. Daggett
Chas. Taylor; II votes.
Bremer-C. 7. Smeed, J. S. X. Meynard
| 3 votes.
Floyd-lrving w. Carr; 3 votes.
Delaware-Z. A. Wellman, J. NJ. Bray
ton; Svotes.
Polk-W. II. Farmer; IL votes.
Jones-Geo. Welsh, j. A. Crawford; II
votes.
Jackson--J. NJ. Braky, VIM. Thomas, s
G. Wilson, DR.. J. Rankin, IL votes.
On motion, it was determined by the Con
ventioD that the delegates present from tn.
respective counties should be empowered t
cast the whole votes to which their respectiv,
counties are entitled.
! The committee on permanent organization
submitted the following report:
For President A. Saunders, Of Hen
~ Co.
Vice Prcsidents-G. NJ. Dodge Of Potta
wattamie, Nelson Burdick Of Winnesheik.
Secretaries I. J. Saunders Of Scott,
j. Teesdale Of johnson.
After the permanent organisation of tn
convention, Col. Sanders, the President, I'd
dressed it with much animation and force
urging the harmonious selection Of the hes
men for candidates, and the necessity o
every man in the Republican ranks puttinl
his shoulder to the wheel and working ul
to the closing of the polls on tho seconc
Tuesday Of October next.
An informal ballot WAS then had for Gov
ernor. II resulted a. follows:
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