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

/ Tho o,,,;t.ee on perma. Hent organ izatio
i. reported as follows: ..:o,,
Il The committee on permanent organization
in performance Of the duty assigned, beg leaV
/ to make the following report:
Il For Presidsnt-David Atwood OF Dane.
u V;ce Presidsnt:-(one from each Cons!es
s;onaI district) Charles Esslinger, OF Manlto
woe Andrew Mitchell of Milwaukee; Geo, II
i Lawson, of Grant; A. j. Craig, OF Jefferson
i r, 7, phillips. of Fond du Lac; A. Whitteiesey
of Douglas .D Iobr
i Seeretaries-W. A. Lawrence, of Rock 1onn
o. D'"A VI '' CT. sHoLEs Chm ,
The report of the committee was adCp.o1'
and at the request of the chairman j. H. falne
and J. s. Allan conducted Mr. Atwood TO the
chair
Mr., Lawrence declined serving as Secretary;
and VIM. B. Strong Of Rock was elected to NIL
| the vacancy.
Mr.. Bradford offered the following:
Reso1ued, That committee of nine be appointed to
report resolutions for the action of this Convention
Which motion prevailed. :.
| The Preside mt announced, as said cammlt-
tee, S. s. Bradford, of Racine; z. L. Phillips,
of Fond du Lac E. A. Foote. OF Rock; y, l.
Mills, of Grant; J. 81. Paine, of Milwaukee !;
j. S. Aban, of Portage; c. G. Sholes, OF Ne e
nosha; G. w. Hazelton, OF Columbus, and b.
F. Hopkins, of Dane Co.
Mr. c. L. Sholss moved to proceed to ballot
for Governor.
| Which motion prevailed.
| The President appointed as tellers Messrs.
Allen, Cary, Hill, Babcock and Colburn.
The first informal ballot for Governor result
ed as follows:
Whole number of votes cast, 1877. w. Spoon
err 10, c. C. Washbourn 60, L. P. Harvey SO,
S. D. Hastings 2, O. 81. Waldo 1, M M. Davis
, w n MoTpdoa Rarhar q T.,
Sholes /, blank 2. Total 1877.
On motion of Alex. StillweU, of Dane Co.,
Louis P Harvey was declared the unanimous
nominee for Governor.
On motion of Mr. Franker, the chair appoint
ed Mr.. Franker, of Winnebaga Co., and C. R.
Johnson, of Jackson Co., committee to wait
on l.. p. Harvey and notify him of his nomin.
alton.
The Convention then proceeded to take an
follows:
Whole number of votes cast, 1888. E. Salo-
mon 1l7, VIM. C. Allen 43, G. NJ Baker, Ii, j.
A. Barber, l, B. G. Noble l, w. H. Allen /,
w. Spooner l, blank, 6, Z. B. Scott, l, J. T.
Mills 1, Total I8S.
Mr.. Baker of Walworth county moved to
make Mr.. Solomon the unanimous nominee for
Lieutenant Governor, which was objected to.
Mr.. Craig of Jefferson, moved to nominate
Mr.. Solomon by acclamotion.
B. E. Hale, of Rocs, offered the following
resolution:
ReSoloed, That the Convention nominate by acca-
ton VIM. Allen, for Lieut.. Cow J. T. Lewis for Sec
retary of State s. D. Hastings for State Treasurer
James II. Howe for Atty General Edward Solomon for
Bank Compt olier. and Hans G. Heg for sta4e Prison
Commissioner, and J. L. Pickard for Superintendent
Public Instruction.
Mr.. Wetherbee moved to adjonrn, which was
lost.
S. Murphy moved the previous question
" hich was SECONDED. The question being
shall the main question be now put it was SO
ordered. -
The que stion being upon Mr.. Ha!e's subst- {
tute. The ayes and noes were called and ord
cred, and it was lost-ayes 81 noes 122
The question being upon the nomination of
MIR. Solomon by reclamation, it was agreed to-
Adjourn ed to 7 P. H.
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