Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-27
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT DELEGATES.

Bro'0n.-Joseph Harris, VIM. Armstrong.
Calun.et--O. r. Potter e votes).
Colunebia-AIva Stewart, P G. Stroud,
George Griswold, Jacob Low, Yates Ashley,
S. NJ Smith
Crawford.---E. w. Peton, Benz Bull
Dane.-B. s. Miller, c. R. Head, George
Weeks, John Gibbons, Alex StlweN e yotes)
F. Fl. Frmin, VIM. P. Close, David Atwood,
d. K. Tennev.
Dodge.-J V Fitch VIM Z. Smith, J. H.
Babcock, Andrew Haight, J. J. Buck, J. Z
Barber, Chas, Rudebusch, E. B. II. Norton,
Ossian Clark, Waldo Lyon
Eau Claire, Dunn, CHippc,oa.
c. Pound, Gilbert E. Porter
Fond dt Lac.--H. C. Bottom, S. G. Dodge,
F. NJ. Wheeler E. e. Judd, James Coleman
z voets), E. Coleman e votes), Orren Hatch,
A. Armstrong
Grant-Gco. E. Cabines J. V Holman,
Allen Taylor, H. L. Massey, J. Allen Barber,
G. w. Ryland, w. w Field, G. W Lin
booker, NJ. K. Y Dung, Jared Warner
Grem.-Otis Ross, H. H. Bradshaw, C. B.
Peck, c. r. Denniston
Green Lake.-J. C. Sherwood, J. W Seeley
Lo,ca.-S. W Reese, S Hoskins, Levi Ster-
ling, Amasa Cobb.
Jackson and C2ark.--Jamcs 0. NELL, VIM.
c. Lasure
Jeferson.-J. I. Moak, c. NJ. Whitney, n.
S. Greene, H. Cook, L. B. Caswen, W. d.
Hillyer, D. NJ. AspinwalI, o. F. Weed
J,eaea~.-F. Wnsor, z votes)
Accommodations B. Eugene, q yotcs)
Reaosha.-,James Ozane, Jr, P. Judson.
la Crosse. l.. Usher, D. J. Jenkins
La Fayehe.-N. Olmstcad, John Warner,
D. s. Hawcy, VIM. Cochranc
La Pointe, Donglas, Ashland, Burnett and
DaHas.-H. D. Barron, John L. Dale
Nmaao~oc.-H +. Belitz, e votes,) S. W
Smith, Henri Berner, Chas. Esslinger L. J.
Smalley.
Nuattoa and Hood. p. West, W. w.
Botkin.
marquette Wyman, H. II. Taylor
Hiraukee.-H. +. Prentiss j. Neustadtl,
A Biersach, E. l.. Buttrck, G. W. Perrine,
o. Pritchard, s. G. West, Jonathan Ford, T.
II. Judd, N. Meihtohm, Henry Motthia, A
Keye L. ?. Hotchkiss, B. f. Smith, A Love
land, w. S. Trowbrdgc, }. u jennings Hen
ry Bauer
Monroc-P. Kendall, T. D. Steele
Ocoato, Sha'cano end Door-Geo. C. Ginty,
VIM. NJ. Whitcomb.
O"taganie.-M. NJ. Davis, j. NJ Stebbins.
Ozaukee.-N. S. Turner, w I. Tibbtts.
Portaqe-S. H. Alban, g. r. Walbridge
Racine.--A. C. Sandford, w. V. Baker, J.
K. Doolittle, T. d. Morris, f. A. Weage, ia
cob S. Crane.
RichRand-C. II. Smith, VIM. Kctchum.
Rock. A, Foot, j. R. Whitney, R. t.
Powell, D. H. Childs, A. a. Keith, L. NJ.
Hammond L. p. Ring, c. NJ. Treat, VIM. B.
Strong, H. A. Patterson, A. C. Douglas, E.
L, Carpenter.
" St. Croir and Pjerte-Sidney S. Starr, L.
A. Taylor.
.Sa,h-Henry KleinpeIl, J. b. Quimby, J. j.
Gottikcr, F. NJ. Stuart.
sheboygaa-H. North Ross, August Pott,
r. G. bennett, NJ. ?. Roberts, NJ. Winter,
q votes), Edwin Slade, John w. Taylor.
a1empa1eau, Rspin and Bafalo-N. D. Com
stock, C. Moser, Jr.
Vermo,s-E. H. Bartholf, F. Carr, Carson
Graham, VIM. s. Purdy.
Wal,corH-A H. Barnes, C. D. Long, VIM.
DeWof, S. H. Smith, II. L. Ram, D. II.
q Roundy, c. S. Blanchard, II. Cousins
. Washington--Timothy Hall, Robert Free
man, j. n Frisby, Jesse II. Myers, S. II. Van
dercook, George Ramsey.
Wauhesbq-J. NJ. Bean, Isaac Loin, Rufus
Parks D. S. Munger, ?. V. Bovce, Thomas
Suydcn, c. r. Davis, Asa Wilkins.
Waspaca-A X. Osborn, c. D. Combs
Waushara-Alvah Nash, e yotes).
Wianebago-R. C. Russell, G. w. Roe, ABB
Jackson, J. B. Hamilton, \. b. Cady, John
Z. Munger.
The Committee on Permanent Organization
reported the following named gentlemen for
permanent officers:
PyeSid6at-Lieut. Colonel LEVI STERLING, of
Iowa
Vics Presidcnts-G. ". Roe, of Winnebago;
ORRrN HATCH, of Fond du Lac; c. G. SHoLEs,
of Kenosha; c. Z. RICE, of Monroe P. G.
STROUD, of Columbia; Capt. G. w. LIN
BOOKER of Grant.
Secretaries. NJ. STEWART of Sank; w.
3. STRONG of Rock; J. c. SHERWOOD of
Green Lake.
The report was adopted.
The officers took their respective positions.
On taking the chair Lit. Col. STERLING ten
dered his thanks for the honor conferred, and
expressed his intention to preside impartially,
and his hope that the proceedings of the con-
vention might be harmonious and its result
such as to advance the cause of the Union.
1t was moved that the Chair appoint five
tellers Carried.
The Chair appointed John Holman, of Fond
du Lac; Geo D. WILDER, of Iowa; H. D..
Barron, of Polk; D. W. c. Castle, of Rock ;
and W. W. Blackman, of Dane.
1t was moved and carried, that an informal
ballot for Governor be taken. 1t resulted as
follows:
Whole number of votes cast, 265.
E. Solomon, lSt
Allen Worden, .---.-...-.- 4
NJ. ii. Carpenter, observation-disclosures.
J. Allen Barber, ..-..-..'......
1t was moved by 4. Stewart, of Columbia,
to adjourn to till P. NJ. The Chair decided
the motion lost The ayes and noes were
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