The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03

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resolution:
| ReSOlUed, That the Convention nominate by accla
ton VIM. G. Allen, for Lieut.. Cow j. T. Lewis for Sec
retary Of State, s. Hastings, for State Treasurer
James ii. Howe for Atty General Edward Solomon fol
Bank Comptroller, and Hans c. Heg for Stale Prison
Commissioner, and J. L. Pickard for superintendent
| Public Instruction.
| Mr.. Wetherbee moved to adjonrn, which was
| lost.
N S. Murphy moved the previous question
shall the main question be now put it was SO
ordered
The que stion being upon Mr.. Hale's substi-
tute. The ayes and noes were called and ord.
cred, and it was lost 81, noes 122
The question being upon the nomination of
Mr.. Solomon by reclamation, it was agreed to.
Adjourned to P. II.
O'CLOCK, NJ.
7, Convention called to ORDER
Mr.. Bovay offered the following resolution
Resolusd, That State Central Committee, to consist
of thirteen persons the chairman of which shall reside
in Dane county, shall be appointed by the chair, and
to this Convention at any time before the ad-
iournment.
Which was adopted
Mr.. w. b. Colburn moved that the members
of the Convention be restricted to five minutes
in their debates during the remainder of the
session.
Which was adopted.
Mr.. Blackman moved that Mr.. j. T. Lewis
be declared the nominee for Secretary of State
by reclamation.
Pending which, motion to proceed to an
informal ballot tor Secretary of State was lost
The question recurring on Mr. Backman 3
motion, it was agreed to and, and Mr. j. It.
Lewis was declared nominated as Secretary of
State.
On motion of Mr.. L. E. Darling, Samuel D.
HoS f.
Treasurer by reclamation. The chair appoint
ed Messrs, Blair of Ozaukee, and Eaton of Col
umba county, as committee to wait upon j..
I. Lewis and notify him of of his nomination
of Secretary of State,
Mr.. M. A. Fox, moved that James H. Howe
be nominated for Attorney General by acclama-
ton.
Mr.. A. 3. Jackson moved as substitute,
that the Convention proceed to an informal bal
lot for candidate for Attorney General.
Mr.. Jscksons substitute was rejected.
The motion of Mr.. Fox was then adop led,
and James Ell. Howe was then declared the
nominee of the Convention for Attorney Cen
eral.
On motion of J.. s. Alban, Hans C. Heg, was
nominated for State Prison Commissioner BY &C.
lamation.
Mr.. Fox moved to nominate N. HI. Virgin of
Grant county, for Bank Comptroller by accla-
nation.
A motion to substitute Henry Cordier for
Bank Comptroller, was laid on the table. On
motion of j. S. Alban the Convention proceed
ed to take an informal ballot for Bank Comp
trolcr, resulting as follows:
w. w Vaughn 9, j. j. Tesch 10, w. G. Al
len s, G. Woodman 9, j. A. Williams 8. G. r.
Burrill 3, J. R. Vail 2, C. S. Kelsey |, G. Van
Steenwyk A, N. FL. Virgin 80, W. H. Ramsay
Al, Brockway Z, blank l, J. Bracken 7, c.
Esslinger IL, H. Cordier a, M. S. Gibson 9, A.
J.. Pickard l, Jacob Low ], J. Y. Smith 9, D..
w. Kyle 3, G. Mepzel l, j. Cardirale ], A.
Graham l, r. Menzles l, R. Palmer /.
There being no choice, the convention pro-
ceeded to take formal ballot.
W. H. Ramsay 60, N. II. Virgin 46, NJ. S.
Gibson Is, Woodman 6, Vaughn 5, Smith J.,
Tesch Is, Brachen /, Allen /, Esslnger7 7. J,
W. Vail l, Cordier 2, Van Steenwyk ], j. T..
Lewis l. Total III.
Mr.. Whittlesey moved to appoint a commit
tee of two to notify S. d. Hastings of his NOM
ination as State Treasurer, and request his
presence.
Which motion prevailed and the chair ap-
pointed Messrs. Whittelesey and Fox as said
committee.
Mr.. Myers moved to nominate Mr.. Rams ay
for Bank Comptroller by reclamation.
A motion to lay said motion on tn table was
nation
On motion Mr.. j. L. Mills, Joseph L. Pick
ard was nomi ed by reclamation for Superin
tendent of Public Instruction.
| Mr. Blair moved that committee of two be
appointed by the chair to notify Mr.. Ramsay
of his nomination, and to obtain his acceptance
in writing, which was agreed to.
The chair appointed Mr. Blair and Mr.. Graves
as said committee.
The committee onResolutions made report
which was finally amended and adopted, as fol
lows:
ResOlued, That the present war is and must be pros
ecued for the sole purpose of suppressng
maintaining the Constitution and Laws the Union ant
that the destruction of the lives property or institution
of the people of the South Gully be justified in
dispensable as means to secure that end when
cessary, the Government must fater in the path
duty If must be SO, let the sword or the gbbe de
stroy the last traitor the land and the victorious
gons ofhe North tread under foot the cherished idol
tbs South; but the Union and shall be preserved
ResoGved, That the Republican party should not b'
confined In the resent crisis to its party making
nominations for Office but loyal and unconditional I'm
ion men of other parties equally entitled its con
| hdence and support.
The President announced the following State
| Central Committee:
Horace Rublee, of Dane, Chairman.
b. Domschke, of Milwaukee,
Champion s. Chase, of Racine.
s. L. Todd, of Rock
G. W. Stewart, of Green.
John p. Lewis, of Grant.
Moses S. Gibson, of ST. Croix
Jas. S. Alban, of Portage.
J. E. Munger, of Winnebago.
Chas. Esslinger, of Manitowoc,
j. M. Gillett, of Fond du Lac.
W. E. Smith, of Dodge
Mr.. c. G. Sholes offered the following
ResoIced, That the Republican State Central Commit
zee De- and are hereby instructed in future calls Of Stat
conventions, to apportlon delegates at large tn
basis
Which was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Fox, the thanks of the Con
vention were presented to the President, Vice
Presidents, and Secretaries, for the efficien
manner in which they have performed thei
several duties.
), On motion, the State Central Committee wer
authorized to fill any vacancies that may occu
IN the ticket just mentioned.
On motion adiourpad e;oe IL.