, 1862-10-24

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Upon motion Of l. h Dalton Of Thornton,
the following COMMITTEES On Cledsnt19ts IT "
III. :Ss' WV " ~ !
The Committee on Credentials having re- G
ported, the folio wing delegates were admitted !,
10 seats in The Convention: 7
11RsT WARD. {
D.w Raymond, Chas. W walkc., 7; =. Booth, g
r. j, Arion. J. P. Lynn. Henry Winning. T. u.
liam sobn L wilson Philip Plaster. Q. s aoussh,
D.T1d Da,ee, J. D. Parsons. e. u. Wicket
SECOND WARD.
f-,orre W. Cobb Ernst Schmidt. Isaac Speer, | .
r. Jtns- Chxy1es Eushy C. L. R1ot. II. o. Clancy, .
Giugc ". Gage, 4. kahn.
THIRD WARD.
A. y. Tittswerth Ph'lrp Becker. Fernando
C. Naw;es. Jchn sunmsrdeld, Ward Supatviso7-
George Schmid-
FouEru WARD.
John nebsr, n.rry Deal 5oha III =; Bdht. cnsrles
D. Peacock, L. lampert1, - seaeA.
F1r7m wAKD-
L. T. OTIS, sanEfora Johnson. J. A. TyfEen: Q.
1ochhicler, Geo. +: Hanson. Henry Meyer, Par
Inns Bass, Josiah II. n1oss. T. "; Baxter, John
n. ai cadS. r N''A'
g. Lesc1enx, Wolf Schtffer. T. B. Brown, Chas.
Smith, Il Nlcmeger. a. Aiken. Louis R:choerg,
Rrldee*, 4. De Arencsa, ). I. Russell. Nathan A.
len, John Co1tI1dge~ 4. B. johnson, O. 8. Jacobs-
fErEKTn WARD
John F. Euh1ke, 8. S. Whitney, Sau1 Shack
isa II. 8ocll. A'nnzo Harvey. Jo:eph E Moss.
2onn Ssso Fed ,a.r G:osa n1.tr Gh,s Sisoe Fred
EIGHTH WARD.
T.HV, r. t1etcerean Charles Lindcmann, /
George B. Arma,ronc, D F. Kirpba!1. Andrew Nul- |
son. Edmund Knausz. Henry ". King, Charles F. !
IuEel.
r1sru WARD.
Tirt Dexter, E. Rawson, F. Eund, A. C. ues- |
1rG j. j. Richards.
D.F. Wilson, Wm- c. DeaEman, tseorec Hea-'t,
HeGrse il1cr. John d :aun. N,a- Eiehi, Geoyge
". foTatdE, Samuel Webb, c. Teg;sneicr. ". f.
E aacc.
From TIE TowSs-
BA1E1EaTnE---u. Wiimarth, a. G. BuEk1in, n:
3. Ec1,i.ceh BEEuEs----arl Kott. C. Smith, N.
aa Shooa15st iioIS9ook. % caas. ssn2et. m p c1cEne
J. " Scoville, II C. Mics. EvANsToS-J. ..
Cre, 4. 7 , sher rman En- GEo'T-Jonn John. Aneg,
;c:lesn:y ErnE r rA,5-J. a Isqs=oa : T.
Eoes ,:i;n yEErrRssx r tsrsy: Ill.,; H.; hasEoG
sIsy' 5'sHH iH9D: D a[ey gei. Samuel 'sau ehas:
nSss ,.,s..snI A. Mas!lsE O. HfHeGss =
Ni1Es-A. Mars, II; V.ilkman. 4 Harm New
Sce5y, @ jaeos ssss s!s4s si b ssadeT. oahssn
Il u. M.r;ck, Il: Il Resd: PALes--kssx: Rae-
ertt,, " Reed: FRos,sozM; Ginther, Il yol-
1dss, Miller: scn.uanEae-li; iioa,,ns.
$cluncr.nau. SpuTn LsllCAGo-S. a. rW1n. W
+. GonidocE. TnoEsqsw-A. Il. Dalton, i. 4
Sickror, 81 zimmes WEST Gn.cAdo-a. Thsls.
St strene. aS. II. i. pu.ton. WoETn-M. W. Massey,
L. Cla1ocp.
DOMINATION OF SHERIFF.
Mr. Dalton moved to proceed to ballot for
Sheriff. Carried.
Upon n1ution it was decided to have the
first vote nn informal one; tel1er5: Perkins
Bass, d D. TitteWcrth, Ira r. Baell-
C. G. Wicker nominated Il. D. Co1yin; Mr.
Dalton nominated D. s. Hammond; John 4.
Jameson nominated John McGlasaen.
Wit Dexter spoke in favor Of 1Ir. Co1yin's
Nomination. He was opposed to party noni-
nations. No man had any clatin upon his
marty Mt this time 1Ie believed Ia having q
strong Was Democrat on the ticket. a1r. Col.
vim w0uld add strength 10 the ticket, spend
MIR. Roach n"'n;a:>vd Aug. Stelnhaus. John
Gray was also nG.ninated. The informal bal
lot resulted rs follows:
II. $. ]}arnmord. ...-...---.....--..-.-.. 81
y y. Ioein..
aug Stel!haas o.
s}0sau MctilAshrn- -...s....-.......-...-.....
John Gray ,--~.-.--.--.-.-"-.-----.-.
Total. III
Wirt Dexter moved that the nomination ot
Darid S. Hammond be made unanimous. Car
ried amid applause.
NOMINATION OF conosEn.
The Con1. ntion proceeded to ballot for can
d1date for Coroner. Fernando Jones nomina
ted Dr.. Schmidt. John L. Wilson nominated
Fernando Jones moved that the first vott
be formal one Carried
RESOLUTIONS.
Durirg the counting OF the votes, Writ Dex
ter moved That Committee Of three on Reso
lutious be appointed
M1. Bass mured as an amendment flat tn
resolutions passed at the Springfield Cungres
ficna1 Union Convention be reafnrmed. Mt
Dextcr's motion prevailed. and the Comml!
tie vas constituted as fellows Writ Dcxtc;
Julius Rosent.a1 and Perkins BASS
TIE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
J.P. Root moved That County Ccntr:
Committee oI five he appointed.
Col. Ersa off9rcl tie following resoIuio
as an amendment, which prevailed
7sssolrtd. That The delegates Of each represent:
tive dia,tiet in the tvpa,ats Conventions Of cac
oistiict, rccct three p.:sons tom zach distsi,
tive COMMITTEES Of the Republican Union par
III the cenirg SeaE.
TIE CANDIDATE FOB CORONER.
The ballot for Coroner resulted as follow:
William James
r ". y. P. MIccreau u..----.-.-----.---------.
1E2ac Srcer.. er....,A:--.-..-----..--------
Io1a1.- s..1
SECOND HALLpT.
Dr. Schmidt. .-.----......-..-..--..-...!
am james.
Total.-- --.....-.---.-. ---.-..-.-------.i
And Dr.. schmidt's nomination was ma
unanimous.
G. " Gage moved that the Convention ia
recess ana organize into senatorial and II
Iesentatlye districts. Carried.
25ru SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
On motion Of Judge Otis, Mr.. L. B.
vas made chairman, and ". 3. Frazier and
r. Wilder, secretaries.
The towns and wards comprising the tn
ty-fith senatorial districs were then called,
tollowg: Darlington, Bremen, Cicero. Eva
Ton. Elk Grave, Hanover, Jefferson, Leno
New:Tricr, Nor;hdeid, Orland, Palos, ProyI
Tala:1ne, Rich, Sclaumberg, West Chica
Nheellng, Fifth Ward, Sixth Ward aud Tel
Ward.
nnd MIR. 6. r. Dzier nominated Johu
Hafnee.
The first ballot resulted As follows:
J. D: Ward .-..-....-.-....-....-......-
]. G. Hancs.
n Low ....-.....-.--s..s'
H. H. t0ee..-.--..--.--..-~..----
TOTAL
NIr. J. .. Ward having received maiol
Of the votes cast, was declared by the CHI
man to be the nominee for Senator.
59TE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The nsminees4o the three members OF
Legislature were p2med ~ follows: ".
Gtntasr Of PIoyiso, T. B. Cook Of West
a&o, A q. Throop Of the fifth ward. ".
Jac8son Of O1land, and l. L. Bona Qf "
Chicago.
On motion Of Mr. frazier the corvrct
proceeded to nominate cspdidafa from {
side the city; whe1enpon, on Inot5on o9 q
Gray, III. ". E. Ginther wxe noaninstad
acclamatiou-
The convention then haIIoteA for the sec
candidate. with the folio wing result:
xrHsr 8A1lof.
1AANoPs--..
L. L. 3'1aA0- ----s.-.---- ..s......s.s.s..ss....
Total A..-..--.. ..-..........-...........,
MI. Te1cott moved that the Copyeation
for the two remaining represents lost
the second ballot WAs taAen fo1 one cs1d
with the following rznlt:
eKcoND 1A1Lof.
4. 3 Cook ----.--..--~.--.~--~..-.."-.
A. 6. Throop ---..-......-.-''.--..-.".-'
TM. Jackt0E-.
ILtel.-.,......-..-.3..---.