Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15
PROCEEDINGS Of ske Repub!lcan Count
Convention

Pursuant to the call of the sRepubli
can Central Committee, u Convention
of the Republican, Onion citizens of tho
, County of Black Hawk assembled al
the Court House in Waterloo, on Sat.
urtiayf SeptegBbei.2d I'd. 1865, AT 2 o'clock
7. NJ, FOR the purpose of nominating q
Il County Ticket to be supported at the
icnsuing election.
Hon. C. Close, Chairman of the Coun-
i ty Central Committee, called the con-
vention to order, and nominated J. w.
Logan, Chairman.
On motion, p. McIsaac was chosen
Secretary. r. b.. ..f...l
| On motion OF I. 7. Corwin, COM
nittee on credentials was appointed by
the chairman, as follows: |. Il. Corwin,
of Poyner: VIM. Helm, of Cedar: and
DIR. s. n. Pierce, of Cedar Falls.
4 On motion, Committee of one from
each township was appointed on Reso-
lutions, as follows: w. H. Curtiss,
4 Waterloo; j. b. Powers, Cedar Falls !;
c. ID. Gray, East Waterloo; L. Me-
Stay, Poyner; A. Eyestone, Mt. Yer
non j. Barker, Lester; T.. L. Rice,
Barclay; ID. Il. Champlin, Fox; Jesse
Sinner, Spring Creek; Michael Pray,
Big Greek; w. W.. Sisson, Cedar; &.
Durham, Union; ellison Gardner, Ea-
gle; A. Allinc, Black Hawk; l.. d.
Rolf, Bennington; James Munger, Or
ange; Washington not represented.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS
Your Committee on credentials beg
leave to report as follows.
We find OH examination of the cree
dentials, the following named persons
entitled to seats as delegates in this
Convention fa s7a3
= LESTER TowNsnIp-J. K. Carnes and
John Barker. I"ft
MT. NERNoN--Jas. Harvey, James
Kyier, L. Y. Worcester, A. Eyestone,
j. Jaquith. '#I,9a
BENNINGToN-R. X. Rolf
CEDAR FALIs-P. Melendy, B. Gull
yer, G. May, j. NJ. Overman, j. l.. |
Wilcox, s. ". Pierce, d. G. Overman.
Ct. Philpot, jacob Cole, Fred. Behm-
Ter, J. V. Bird, M. w. Sawyer, f. M. |
Coates, Martin White, j. Il. Powers,
G. II. Campbell, F. N. Chase, Geo.
Ham, w. 4. circuit.
EAST WATERLoo-Wm. Gitchrist, J. |
Dobson, Nelson Faucher, r. A. Whit |
aker, j. w. Mcclure, G. A. Farwell, p. /
j. w. Streeter, j. o. Evans.
WATERLoo--R Russell, G. w. Couch, !
]. Gay, G. j. Maynard, John REDEEM
bach, A. Andersen, A. Baily, G. A. |
Clark, II. Burr, q. Conger, w. III. Cur
tiss. d. j. Coleman, J. w. Logan.
PoYNER--AIex. Roherbacher, f.. e.
l. II. Corwin, G. Marsh.
BARCLAY-Jas. Ray, Jas. Sunderland,
Luman Lewis, II. +. Rice.
Fox-D. E. Champlin, e.. III. Rick
ard, q. w. McStay. aa /
CEDAR-A. J. Warren, w. w. Sis
son, Wm. Helm. .5a II
SPRING CREEK--Jcsse Sinner, p. w.
Frisby, J. o. Sherman, A. Loagaker,
t.. Ridont, f. Sawyer. 'lHa z5a
ORANGE-Jas. Munger, G.. +. Mich
'ls, l.. b. Shepherd, Sam'l. White.
BLACK HAwK-A. A. Alline, Geo.
Ward, John Ferris. 49,.
LINCoLN-A. Vittam, s. Gibson.
EAGLE--A. Bronson, G.. Gardner.
BIG CREEK--M. Pray, NJ ID. Sanders,
W. l.. Fox, Thos. Bunton, j. r. Reeves.
UNION-C. Benham.
WAsHINGToN-Net represented.
On motion, the report was adopted.
Ora hsotioii, the delegates present
rom each township We're authorized
o cast the entire vote of their respect.
We townships. .a
On motion, the convention proceeded
0 an informal ballot for Representa- j
i've. Il
The chairman appointed r. 4. WHIT
.ker, of East Waterloo, and Fred.
59hmler, tellers.
The result of the informal ballot vas ,