, 1863-06-20
TIE REPUBLICAN II.g5nnICIAL
CONVENTION.
Harmonious Action Of the
Convention.
E. s. Williams, Esq, Declared the
Nominee Of the Convention.

NOMINEE OF LQ6 C0QVaQuOn.
The Republican Judicial Convention met
yesterday at the Supervisors Room, and an
Immediate adjournment Was had to the Cir
cult Court Room, the former being occupied
by the Allotment Committee. John L. King
called the Convention to order, and nominated
E. ?. Ferry, Of Lake county, Temporary
Chairman. The nomination was unanimously
confirmed, and Mr. Ferry took the Chair.
On motion Of Air. Irwin, h B. Hurd aud ].
". Truesdell were appointed Temporary Sec
1etar1es.
4. r. Dalton moved the appointment of a
Committee Of seren on Credentials, and the
Chair constituted the Committee as follows:
A. Il. Dalton, Geo. n. Gage, John Gray, An
drew Akin, J. I. Turner, G. n. Upton, ]. II.
Truesdeu.
The Committee on Credentials reported the
following delegates entitled to seats:
FRoH cooK COUNT.
1&t Mdrd-John Wentworth, Q. y. Gage, John
Lyle King. J. ". Waughop: Charles Douglass,
FIank Mentso1th. Conrad Dtehl;
2ad Hdrd-A. Garrison, N. ". Lcyerctt A.
kohn, Isaac speer, Fernando Jones, Fred. Hart
ID Mard-y: z. Pollard. Peter WOLF, 0. B. Nh
4A Words. A. Train, 4. D. Rich, Vim. q.
% Hard F. Rohaot Michael Smith.
TkA U0rd-s. 4 Dow, Richard Clark, P. 4.
sA Mard-Leeia Dodge, George Miller.
& ~ nardIy: 1T Stanford. 9. Il. Ballard, h. H.
10K Iard-sanford John. Stephen Clement, 0.
Lahbarhler, ]. r. Boyden, N. d. Harrison, Henry
iii Hard-A. g. Throop, Andrew Aiken, Hugh
Gray. g. Legerenx, c. II. HAWiey
1s:1 Nard-J. schoonersald. J. Hogan, ].
Isl Me,dzg. s. Hammond, F. Deutsinser,
,, ~ qe,d-5ohn H. Button. John Hettinser.
ISL Ndrd-F. II. Warner, John Hertzipg,
Ado.ph Mueller George krier, Jacob Finders:
Taylor. Alfred Smith. John Fanher-
Bremen -Bcniamin Coal; Bloon,-John McE-
aog9ey GisefeI ~; sio'il,e; EFanstonmH:
James Litslewood; Hyde Ps1k7raul Cornell; r.
m1ont-W. s. Brown; lake-calsb I: Sweet; Lake
NiIes-luo repres.htation); New TrIer-D: +.
Wilder: Orland-uenry Reed; Pa1os-Ale1 Rob
ests; Provise- John slckiner; Richaa1ichael Ar
4. Dalton; Wofth-s. D. Huntington; Barring.
| ton-{no rcpreeeDtationl; Nolth1eld.{no repre-
ssntataon); Pal4tin--L- p Castle, ]: a Mallock;
John Gray; Calu1uet-Johnston Pcsium.
| LAKE, COUNTY.
Naukcean-E r. Fcs1y, ". J. Lucas, ]. L. Tur-
| ner, Francis E. Clark, p. Weldon. Charles Sim.
G15n gRfea = BaId%ta
Charles L3nazay, E. n, Haines: =. III. Truesdelt :
Wauconda- Homer Cook, William Z. Wells
II. Gilbert, 4. g. Sherman: Ayon-Leonard boo
little: Goodale-Dr j. Bassttt; LibettyEille-
Ralph Bulkley.
John L. King suggested that before the re-
port vas adopted. some plan should be made
by which vacancies conld be filed. The
Lake county delegation had tilled their vacan-
cies by substituting persons from Cook
county. There are vacancies in the Cook
county delegation, and they should be filed out
tbat delegation should come In here with
vacancies filled by people not elected By the
constituents ut home thought to be filed sc
rs to represent the people where the vacancies
occur He supposed it would be proper to
refer that portion Of the report back with in
structions to fill up tho Lake county deleg,
ton with names from Luke county.
The Chair thought Mr.. King was mistaken
aud he would like TO know the names Of Cool
county citizens in the lake delegation. .,
Mr. King replied that Corydon Beckwitf
WAS one Of them. The Chair said that Mr
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la,ly elected by the Lake county canyeution
Mr., Ring s:iid be believed S. c. Baldwi,
| was another. The Chair believed he wasn't
as he had lived at Waukegan for several year
Mr.. King thought liz was mistaken, aus
subsIded without pressing the motion.
towns I'LL their own vacancies.
A delegate said TINT Barring ton was uotrep
, reeented Mr. Hazlitt, good Republican
from that town, was present and he moved tt
fill the vacancy.
Cook county delegation fill their own vacan
Several Of the delegates discussed the mo
7 lion and substitute, occupying much tim
: without any practical suggestions. when
, upon motion Of Mr. Haaf, both motion an
. substitute we're hid upon the table.
t Mr.. Jones moycd that the Convention pre-
coed to nominate a candidate for Judge, by
risa toos vote. An amendment was oftere
Z that the first yote be IN informal one, and tl
5, notion, as amended, prevailed
r Mr.. Wentworth moved that two tellers b
. appointed to tall7 the vote, and Mr. Wen
worth and Col. Turner were appointed.
d Col Turner Eaid that the Coayention .
s. Lake County instructed their delegates
t: cast their twenty-five votes through tie
- chairman. he presumed there wonld BE- Il
G, objection. Upon motion of Mr.. Waughoj
e permission was given.
h The Secretary then called the roll. and Il
;. informal ballot resulted as 1ollow5:
E.S. Williams. .......1D q. ". B!odgett- -......
= The Lake County delegation voting as IN
Tor Mr. BlodEe.L
Mr. Gage moyed that the Convention d
6 clare Mr.. Williams unanimously nominate
&c for Judge.
# Col. Turner said this was an Informal ba
:. lot, and be did not think the proposed actio
proper or fair. -.
e Afr. Thnoop moved as an amcndmeSt, ths
e the Convention now 20 into formal ballo
!. Nr. Dalton moved to lay the amendment 0
:. the table.
e Mr. Gage proceeded 10 spelk to the amend
!, meut, and Was called to order by Mr. Throoi
/ upon the ground that 1t was not de5a:ahle.
sTle Secretary Eas about to call the roll upo
9 Mr. Dalton's motion to lay upon the table
5 when Mr.. Gage withdrew the original MT
+ III. Dalton insisted upon the vote on hi
= motion.
Mr. Hawley said he was authorized to Will
:, draw the name of Mr. Bloagett as 4 eaadid,t'
o Throop bis amendment A.. Gage rencwe
A his motion and it prevailed, and Nj: W:llau
was declared the unanimous nominee of tt
7. Conyehtion amid applause.
l. Upon motion the Convention adjourned
xl 4 Flour Ordinances.
Il The Common Council Of this city at Its Ia
,e session reported for publication m ordinant
,e for. the inspection Of Flour in Chicago,
Of which the following is copy:
Istt 0,dainsd Iy the Common Cornell eftAe Cz
# Chicago:
y SECTION j. That there be appointed. erery on
be In two years, hy the Mayor. with the advice al
consent OF tie Common Connc1 Of the city OF c.
cAgp, En- Inspector OF Flour.
:. SEC, E. Such inspector shall keep an Office
y eaall te set up daily where he 1aiy be found ..