Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

Central Committee
On motion Of Col Buttrick, Maj. Nor
gan L. Martin, of Brown county, was chC
sen temporary Chairman.
w {. Webb Of Waushara county, an
Lutte \. Taylor, of Pierce county, wer
! chosen temporary Secretaries
On motion of Col. Reynolds, the follow
/ Ing gentleman were appointed a commit
/ tee on credentials, to wit
Col Thomas Reynolds, ID Cong. Dist
| Col. Amasa Cobb, Sd /"
| Col. L. L. Buttrck, lst =" {"
| Hon A. S McDill, 9th
Hon {. l. Phillips, 4th
W. 3 Ecker, 5th
NJ John c. Sherwood moved the ap.
pointment of II committee of six on per,
manent organization; which motion was
amended ut the suggestion of Mr. T. Hurl
but Of Waukesha, so as to consist O
twelve, 1.-TWO from each Congressional Dis
trict,) and was then adopted. The Chair
appointed the following as such Commit
tee:
lst District-J Il. Doolittle, Racine
county, James IL Paine, Milwaukee
county.
2d District-E. W. Keys, Dane county
A. j. Turner, Columbia county.
Sd District c. Cover, Grant county
4. w. Starks, Sauk county.
18th Dstrict-Col O. Hatch, Fond du
Lac county, Geo. 5. Graves, Sheboygan
county
5th District. c. Sherwood, Green
Lake county, James IL. Howe, Brown
county
9th District-L Lottridge, La Crosse
county, john Turner, Juneau county
Hon H. d. Barron, of Polk County
moved the appointment of committee o
five on resolutions.
Hon. j. Il, Doolittle suggested that the
number of the committee be increased tC
twelve, 1.-TWO from each congressional dis
trlct,) which was accepted by Mr.. Bar
ron.
On motion of Mr.. Hurlhut the motion
was laid on the table, and the Conven.ior
| took a recess until 81 L. NJ.
THREE AND A HALF, p. M.-The Con
vention reassemblcd.
The committee on credentials reported
the names of about go gentlemen entitled
to seats in the convention, which list ",
omit for want of room-ED
The Committee on Permanent Organ
ization made the following report which
was accepted and adopted
] President-Maj. Morgan L. Martin, o
/ Brown.
! Vice Presidents
! st District-J l. Case, of Racine.
2d District-Gen. J. X Proudft, 0
Dane.
81 Distriet-Maj. j IL Rountroe, Q
! Grant
4th District-Gen. c, S. Hamilton, 0
Fond du Lac
9th District-Col. VIM. A. Bugh 0
Green Lake
9th District-Carson Graham, of Yer
non.
Secretaries-CoI Wm. c. Webb, o
Waushara, J. H. Brinkerhof, Of Fond dt
Lac, G. {. Hazleton, Of Columbia
! MIR. A J. Turner moved that a com
mittee Of thirteen, with ]. r. Doolittle a:
chairman, be appointed committee OF
/ Resolutions, which was adopted and tn
chairman appointed the following as sucl
committee
Hon. James r Doolittle, Chairman.
| 1st district-Gen. james II. Paine, o
Milwaukee; Hon. John w Boyd Of Wal
worth
/ 2d District-Gen. James X Proudit, 0
| Dane; H. z. Strong, cf flock
Sd District-Col. Amasa Cobb, of Iowa
/ J. G. Cover df Graut
/ 4th District-Dr. Stoddard judd, 0
/ Dodge; \. w. Skeels, of Fond du Lac.
9TH District-Gcn. James II. Howe, o
! Brown; W b F'ilker OF Winncbago
9th District-Lute a Taylor, Of Pierce
/ Hon Henry Il. Barron, Of Polk.
FOR GOVERNOR.
Gen Lucius Fairchild, of Dane, was
on motion. unanimously nominated 70
! the Office of Governor. y committee wa
appointed to wait on him, and he short
appeared and made a speech acceptiu
| the nomination.
Tbs FOL ewing named gentlemen wer
appointed teliers T. VI. Stewart, A. ,
Turner, H. :. Winsor, jackson Tibbettt
n S Turner ana IL. Robbins
The convention then proceeded to a
| Informal ballot for Lieutenant Go. ernoI
| which resulted as follows;