The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-08-29
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Iowa City, August 18th, 1885,

pointed on permanent organization As
follows: II. O'Conncr, of Muscatine, j.
r Lane, Of Scott, J. Il. Howell, Of Lee,
Francis Belfoy, Of Alamakee, W. 4. Wei
Imam, Of Delaware. .....
On motion Of w. =. Clarke, a commit
tee Of on credentials Was appointed, as
follows: rs. Elliott, of Henry, J. A.
Chapline, Of Dubuque, w. p. Clarke, Of
Johnson, J. NJ. Beck, Of Lee, and A. B.
Miller, Of Cerro Gordo.
On motion of J. Tecsdalc, . committee
on resolution was appointed. as follows
J. Teesdalc, of johnson, DR.. Franer, Of
Polk, J. 4. Butler, Of Muscatine.
On motion Of Mr.. Butler, the con-
vention adjourned till 2 o'clock p. NJ.
2o'clock P. NJ.
Convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
The com. on credentials submitted .
| report which was adopted.
Butler Cou~ty. NJ. Trumbull, A.
Van poru, d. e. Hilton 3 votes.
Scon.-B. F. Cue, J. Thorington, N.
J. Rusch, T. j, Saunders, Robert Low.
ry, G. G. Arndt, II. Ramming, NJ. G.
Davis, l.. Schucker, Jas. T. Lane, John
Collins, X. Mcintosh J. d. Patton, r.
NJ. Gwinn II. votes.
Muscatine-W. G.. WOODWARD, L.
Tufts, Henry O'Conner, VIM. Little, N.
c. Swausk, John parvin, Jacob Butler,
G. b. Dennison, Tom Landry Elijah
Sells, George Mahin IL votes.
Lse-R. =. Lowe, l.. Il. Curtis, J..
W. Rankin, j. NJ. Beck, j. b. Howell,
w. F. Turner, J. NJ. Barker lS votes.
Hardin Pardee, S. X. Edgingtop
6. votes.
C1ork.--Jsmcs Mitchell; 3 vote.
Jefsrson.--E S. Patton, j, F. vii
sor, i. F. Radcliffe, j, A. McKeruey,
=: vote.
Buchanan--C. E. Lathrop; I votes.
Popeshiek--C. J.. L. Foster, J. B
Grinnell, 8. Brossley, X. Sears, 7. J
. Hombleton; 5 votes.
Johnson-W. Penn Clarke, w. E
Miller, G.. d. Woodin, S. G. Trowbridge
Jesse Bowen, VIM. Crum, NJ. L. Morris
,, +. H. Lee, I. n. Jerome, Jas. Mygatt, j
!, Tec,dale; Il votes.
DuJuque-A. w. Hackley, Il. J
! Thomas. G g. Hawthorne, J. A. Chap
. line, G. G. Lyon, ". Vandever; l;
a votes.
. !Mahaska-Jas. A. Young, w. Moor
= land, J. II. Warren; IL votes.
! Mitchelk-O. Faville, Isaac B Parke,
! 3 votes.
y Mnry--A Saunders, L Dewey, A Yam
e cey, ID s Elliott; Is votes.
: Louisa--J /. Grub, W Clark, job
y Cleaves, G. d Harrison, II W Haine.
!. A NJ Taylor, B + Wright, W s KreameI
- ii + Cleaves; 10 votes.
). Kcokuk-A { Rosing; 9 votes.
- Ja.yer-G l. Spencer; 9 votes.
%" Chnton-C II Toll, l. Wheeler,
Peal, J II Midget, LID Dutton, r
i Crouch, + $ Bailey, o c Bates, w She
= man, A mclaughlin, G NJ Davis J
=. Miles; IL votes
;, Des .Moines--F II Warren. Elisl
. Chamberlain; Ii votes.
:. Cerro Gordo-A b Miller; l vote
:, Pottauatamie-G NJ Dodge; ) votes
~ DaHas-Wm Redfeld; 5 votes.
=. Benton--J e Traer, John L Paine
;. Thomas Drummond; votes.
:. Winnesh.k--J. p Mckinney, n
30 Burnett, n Burdick, l. w Griswold;
N votes.
-. - Bluckhauk-D Coleman; 6 votes
=. WaAtngton-Seth Cox, II. McCrac
~ in, David Bunker, N P Cooper, J
~ Lewis; l. votes.
Cldyton-Alpheus Scott, Francis Ro
D" man; IA votes.
Of Cedar--W Spicer, J W Cattell, Z
he Wright, ii G Coe, T Manly, S Danic
Robert Cover, Thomas james, Thorn
VIM, VIM p Wolf, J A Marcy, TIL
"g Reeves; II votes.
ad Aidnnkee-P Bclfoy; 6 votes.
in Tama-Timothy Brown; 5 votes.
y linn NJ Day, Johnston Elliott,
:. Y Bates, ~ 9 Thompson, 8 N Price,
'or D CARPENTER, Dan Lothian, II S Dagge
gh Chas Taylor; II rot =.
is, Bremer-C I smeed, J s X Meypa.
,or 3 votes.
~ Ftoyd-Irving W Carr; 3 votes.
:" Detamare-Z A Wellman, J NJ Br,
OF ton; s vots,.
Pc Polk-W II Farmer; IL votes.
CT, Joues-Geo Welsh, J 4 Crawford;
an vJtes.
fui Jaekson-J NJ Braky, VIM Thomas
C Wilson, DR. J Rankin; IL votes.
On motion, it was determined by t
ret Convention, that the delegates prese
led from the respective counties should
On empowered to cast the whole votes
GO. which their respective counties arc en-
, tied
he The committee on permanent orga
cb ration submitted the following report.
90. For President---Col. A Saunders,
lex Henry.
,cc Vice presidents--G NJ Dodge, of r
Ilv tovatamic, Nelson Burdick, Of VIM
md .heik
in Secretarics-Dr T Saunders of Sec
mn j Teesdale of johnson.
ant After the permanent organization
Nv the Convention, Col Sanders. the Pre-
hi. dent, addressed it with much animat
hot and force, urging the harmonious sci
no, ton Of the best men for candidates, a
III the necessity Of every man in the Rep
Tor lican ranks putting his shoulder to
ty wheel and working up to the closing
nm. the polls on the second Tuesday Of DC
cad Der next.
An informal ballot for Governor F,
t',en had. 1t resulted a, follows:
I'm ... LIST bal I'd
Thorington, Of Scott, Is 90
'om Lowe, Of Ice, III 1873
RE, Smyth, of Linn, I'll "a