Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
Republican State Convention Official
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was held in the Assembly chamber al
Madison, on Tuesday, Oct. 5th, 1853,
pursuant to call Of the State Commit
tee. du0aE .s7g3a Islf.5 vs..rtaa
After being called to order by III. It.
Tenney, Chairman of said Committee,
1T was temporarily organized by the APP
pointment of Hon. Jas. Switzerland,
President, and Jas. w. Strong, Secre-
tary. saia .f. .-...,.a.-t. ....'-,s......--
On motion, J. Turner of Juneau Co., !
=, w. Bliss of Iowa Co, and Hammer
Robbins, of Grant Co., were. appointed
a Committee on credentials. ,- l77,.-i at
a motion to appoint a committee of
tive, on permanent organization was
adopted. 800 ... ....-. =. ~ .,a
Various motions were made to ad-
journ, which were lost. sg -..
The committee on credentials made
a report, which was accepted, and al,
ter amendment, during the progress of
the convention, by various motions and
resolutions relating to the admission of
delegates, the report was finally adopt
ed as follows: 7.3 ad to -a'T 81 ~.
The committee on credentials report
that they find the following named coun-
ties represented by delegates, as fol-
lows; .,raesf r si..,.s.. ~.
Adams d Juneau-John Turner, Da-
vid Quaw. sfE .,aar Ia. a.-a-
Bad AK &c Crawford-J. A. johnson
j, A. Somerby. rF a-.r M
Calumet--G. A. Jenkens, O. D. Fow-
ler.l bHe .oiU1 II. a50.ar ..,a..s. t.rr- g
oColumbiau7J. f.. Hand, A. Hughson,
III, NJ Davis G.. Nan Steenwyck, FL.
D. Still, George Knowles, J. w, Earl,
Dane VIM. G. Young, VIM. Charl.
ton, G. Abbott, A L. Collins, S. w.
Graves, II. A. Tenney, VIM. Reeves.
z. ID. Haven, II. NJ. Warners FL. III.
Giles. ...-,ssaqora,f -...9a - .s--
Dodge-M. Cullaton, E, McGraw 2,
II. Barren, John Mosher, w. E. Smith,
J. Y. Fitch, Q. S. Phelps, F. Fl. Kribbs.
Eau Claire d Juneau--C. G. Patter-
Fon du Lace. DeNeveu, J. A.
Smith, J. w. Carpenter, Fl. Lagrange,
Thos. Colkin, VIM B. Ransom, J. IT.
Spencer, VIM. Peek, II. Lindsey, LA.
Bliss, s, sfo3'r s.l5 s3 ro.'@rri n
: aaat-H Robins, J. L, Marsh.
/ GlesfA--- c. +, Thompson, J. Camp,
beli E'o 'ea'e1 s7sl.5
Iowa-4G. w. Bliss, T.. Sterling, l..
II. Crane, VIM. III Brisbane. 5g8e S11 aa
jackson, &c.,-Wm. T., Price, F. 0.
Brainard.
Jefferson Fargo Fargo, G. G. e. Smith,
Carl Schun, G. Hebard. 81 IL zHEojuo1
Kenosha--D. f. Herrick, F. Newell,
J. W. Rhodes, t. Rowland. alsHaiI3h
La Crosse q. Monroe-N. Eastman,
D. Mcbride.
La Fayette-J. S. Dean ?, F.
Thearle 2. uo g5l 6ga ,e95,T ra.
Manitowoc--Wm. Aldrich, lie. Platt,
IS. ". Smith, J. Luips. ra.r o.. .-..-
Marquette. w. Carhart, P. H..
Frame, M. Warmer, T. L. Terry. '''
Milwaukee,. r. Brigham, J. A.
Swain, A. Mitchell, I'll. M Thompson,
E. G., Sage, F. D, Wild, S. nj. Booth,
J. Thompson, 0. Ellsworth, III. Crock
er, J. II. Tweedy, J. Gill.
Oconto, Gee. II. Mosher, J. J.
Mcclellan 7H -" aHag haod
Pepin and Pierce-E. w. Gurley.
Racine-H Collins, c. Clement, T. J.
Emerson.
Richland-J. Walworth, r. G. Field.
Rock-Orin Gurnsey, J. H.Knowlton.
J. Sutherland, J. w. Strong, VIM. II.
Stark, z. P. Burdick, J. r. Bennett, O.
A. Willard.
St. Croix, &c, &C. B. Salmon, G. L.
Hill. org o. a-aHos oIdails, mon
= Sauk-4D. X Noyes, S. H. Bassinger
II. M. Kennen, G. Armstrong.
Sheboygan-L. II. Cary, L. F. East
man, II. N. Ross, 2, J. H. Jones, A. G.
Dye, E. Hobart b9so5l
Walworth-H q. Ram, d. w. @.
Barron, Wyman Spooner.2 t
Washington. f. Frisby.
Waukesha-B. P. Balcem, w. D. Ba-
con, FL. ]. Curtice, E. III. Jones, G. II.
Purple, e. lEnos, Thomas Sayden, Ru-
fus Parks, Martin Field, &C. Olin.
W aupaca-A. J. Lawson, T. Cald-
well.
Waushara-W. H. Mitchell 2. ~
Winnebago-J. H.. Osborn, b. S.
Heath, II. Reed, G. II. Felker. "a,
= d r. .
The Chairman announced, asthe com
mittee permanent organization of the
Convention, VIM. Aldrich, Of Manito-
woe, 0. Guernsey, of Rock, NJ M.TDa-
Wis of Columbia, Chauncey Abbott, OF
Dane, and @. L. Hall, of St. Croix.
Upon motion of i. H. D. Crane, Fred
Theatres was appointed assistant Sec'y.
u. Mcbride, of Monroe county, mo-
we'd that committee of five be appoin-
ted TO report plan for the thorough or
ganlzation of the Republican party of
the State for the approaching election.
Adopted, and the chair appointed as
said committee, d. Mcbride of Monroe,
}. II. Knowlton Of Rock, S. M. Booth
of Milwaukee, Carl Schurz, of jefferson,
and j. A. Smith of Fond du Lac. 2 p
The Committee on permanent organ
ization Of the Convention, made the fol-
lowing report. which was adopted:
Presideut-Hon. Jas. Sutherland of
Rock.
V5ce R'esidents-I, E. Plat Of Mani
towoc, G. B. Salmon Of st. Croix.
Secretaries-Jas. w. Strong of Rock,
w II. Mitchell of Waushara, Jno S.
Dean of La Fayette.
Hon. Carl Schurz of Jefferson, moved
that a Committee of five be appointed
to draft resolutions to be presented to
this convention. Adopted; and the
chair appointed as said committee, Carl
Sohurz of Jefferson, ]. FL. Tweedy, of
Milwaukee, H. L. Ram, of 4Walworth,
IL. ii. Giles, of Dane, and J. III. Knowl-
ton of Rock.
E. Daniels of Fon du Lac, moved
that the Hon. F. P. Blair, jr. of St.Louis
be invited by this Convention to address