Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-05
Democratic state Nominations.
The following are the names Of the can
didates nominated at the Democratic Con-
vention, at Madison, on the 2Sth:

FeuliOn, at AaulSOH, on the ZSLn.
For Governor. James B. Cross, of Milwaukee;
| Lieut.. Gov, E. D. Campbell, of La Crosse;
| Secretary Of State, D. W. Jones, of Lafayette;
| Treasurer, Carl Habich,o of Dane;
Attorney General, Gabriel Bouck, of Winnebago;
Supt. of Public Instruction. l., c. Draper, of Dane:
/ Bank Comptroller, Joel c. Squres. of Iowa.
| State Prison Conn., Edeard McGarry, of Dodge.
The Democratic State Convention com
pleted their labors yesterday, and filled
ont the ticket with which they propose to
90 tothe people in November. They have
dropped Messrs. W. R. Smith, Attorney
General, VIM. M. Dennis, Comptroller
Kuehn, Treasurer, and Barry, State Super.
Intendent, and nominated new, but not
stronger men in their places. E. D. Camp
| bell, of Lacrosse, takes the place of Lieut.
Gov. Arthur, and Messrs. Jones, Secretary
|of State, and McGary, State Prison Com
missioner, are re nominated. The ticket
IS throughout Of the Barstow stripe; the
. Antics" having been beaten at all points
i Milwaukee Sentinel, Saturday.
The DEMooRATIe CONVENTION = IT'S
REsULTs.-Th Madison Patriot, which
on looking at the Convention, spoke thus
"Our faith, however, in the honor and
good sense Of the majority Of tie Conven-
tion, has filed our souls with hope imma-
culate, that the Barstow ''reign of terror"
has passed away from the Democracy for
ever and that hereafter all bis pimps and
scu.lions will be kenneled with other ours,
iii the CRIB Of universal and unmitigated
contempt"
When the nomination of Mr.. CRoss was
made, thus gave vent to its feelings:
"P. S.-91 P. My reference to our
report it will be seen that on the third bal
lot James B. Gross was nominated for Go
vernon, and the Convention adjourned till
8 o'clock this morning.
"Whether this is a Gross erected to
cruelty the party afresh, or those who can
not stomach the Forty Thieves, time will
show. Whether money has anything to
do with it, we know not, neither do we AS
sert. We shall not raise the Cross yet
while, but Will take our own good time for
consideration, and shall do as our con-
science tells US is right, under all the cir
cumstances. We stand adjourned for the
present. We shall see what we shall see. !"
The several ballots stood thus for Gov
ernor:
Lafofmal-James B. Cross 81; Fair
child 20; Huebschmann II; Thos. Falvey
l6; Damn 8; j. H. Rountree 4; c. D..
Robinson 2; William Hodson 2; Billings
3; Garry 6; D. w. Jones 2; George b.
smith /; a. T. Gray /; F. Dewey l.;
Sam. Crawford l; n Philips / S. Clark
1: Vim. A. Barstow / !; }. l. Lewis 2 !;
Hobart /.
Tie Convention then proceeded to take
a formal ballot as follows:
Cross II; Fairchi!d 81; Huebschnann
l3; Falvey ID; Dunn II; Rountree q
Lewis 3 and Martin, Hobart, A. H.Snlth,
Earnest, D. w. Jones, A. Gray and Sam
uel Hale, one vote each.
A second formal ballot was then taken,
uhich resulted as follows:
Cross 10; Fairchild 43; Huebschmann
-; Falyey 10; Dunn ID.
The third formal ballot was then taken
and resulted as follows:
Cross 50; Fairchild 81; Huebschmann
IL; Falyey 7; Dunn IL; and Rountree |.