Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28

For the State at Large: Hon. Thomas
II. Nelson, of Vigo; Hon. Benjamin y
Claypool, Of Fayette.
Contiugentsi Hon. John u. Petit, o
Wabashi Gen. George d. Wagner, o
4 Warren.
FRS, District: A. l.. Robinson, Of Van
derburg; Contingent, j. w. Wharton, o
Spencer.
Second District: Maj. w. P. Jones, o
Harrison; Contingent, Aaron Hoffman, o
Third District: Captain John Schwartz
of Dearborn; Contingent, Major r. II
Litson, Of Jefferson.
Fourth District: John III. Farquhar, Of
franklin; Contingent, Jacob p. Ju-
Ian, of Wayne.
Fifth District: Colonel Samuel p. Oyler
Of johnson; Contingent, DR.. Levi Ritter
Of Hendricks.
Sixth District: Captain 4. X. Rose Of
Lawrence; Contingent, Colonel John T.
Smith, Of Greene.
SevpNth District: Il. w. Harrison, Of
Boone; Contingent, NJ. l.. Milford, Of
Fountain.
Eighth District: J. +. Justice, Of Cass
Contingent, 5. Il. Messuer, Of Warren.
Ninth District: j. *. Mellett, Of Henry
Contingent, w. ii. II. Miller, Of. Allen.
Tenth Distct; General Milo ). Hascall
OF Elkharf; Contingent, James s. Carpen.
ter, Of kosciusko.
Eleventh District: General jasper Pack.
ard. Of Lapor,c; Contingent, Il. s. Dwig
gins, Of Jasper. :
DELEGATES TO run NATIONAL coNvEl.
u.itf TON.
Upon call Of the Districts, the follow.
ing names were announced as Delegates e
the National Presidential Convention, a
Chicago;
ron STATE AT LARGE.
Hon. r. W. Thompson, of vigo.
Hon. Henry 5. Lane, Of Montgomery.
Hon. W. A. Peelle, Of Wayne.
General Walter Y, Gresham, Of Floyd.
Condagents.
Hon. d, G. Brupham, Of Jefferson.
General Silss Colgrove, of Randolph.
Hon Daniel ID. Pratt, of Cass.
Colonel John W.. Foster. of Wander
buigh. .ft- sI
First District; G. NJ, Allen, of Knox
l.. q. De Bruer, Of Spencer. 4sdI
Alternates; DIR. A. Lewis, Of Gibson
ID. U. Jacques, Of Posey.
Second District Andrew Caskin, oil
Floyd; John q. Albert. Of Orange.
Alternates: John II. Carr, OF Jackson
j. y. Merriwether, of Clark.
Third District; John G. Berkshire, oil
Ripley; Colonel A. w. Psather, Of Bariho.
lomew.
Altcrpatcs: Colonel Smith vawtcr, OF
Jennings; Captain DIG. Rabb, Of Ohio.
Fourth District: Richard IL. Swift. OF
franklin; Benjamin Il. Claypool Of Fay.
cite.
Alternates Joseph Livingston, Of
Shelby; N. II. johnson, of Wayne.
Fifth District: Charles T.. ilogate, oil
Hendricks; William NJ. French of Marion
Alteruaies: Ezra 0lleman, Of Morgan
G.. ii. Voss. of Putnam.
Sixth Distrci:> George X. Steele, of
= UNIV VtoItt DunhlIk, VI NtouTOt.
Alternntes; Colonel John p. Baird, Of
Vigo; Mojor II. Woodsmall, Of Owen.
Seventh District: Joseph Oiell. Of Tip
pccnnoe; James II. Paris, Of Clinton.
Alternates: Colonel w. j. Templciou
of Benton; Robert. Fisher of Carroll.
Eighth District: Hon. John Brownlce
Of Grau,; Hon. j. ID. Conner, Of Wabash
Alleruaies: Judge Green, Of Upton; d
II. Bennett, Of Howard
Ninth District: s. I. Powell, Of Henry
John II. Hough, of Allen.
Alternates: Colonel II. III. Nen, oil
Randolph; j. w. llaines, Of Jay.
Tenth District: s. =. Williams, Of La
grange; j. w. Purviance. of Huntington.
Alternates; ID. A. Dickinson, Of DE-
Kalb; o. ii. Woodwork, Of Whitley.
Eleventh Districts Aaron Quincy, OF
Porter; Z. G.. Powell, Of Laporic.
Alternates: Colonel o. IL. =. Bailey, 81
Marshall; W. II. Butterworth, of St
Joseph.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The following members OF the State
Central Committee were then announced
First District Colonel j. w. Foster
Vanderburg.
Second District: General w. @. Gresh-
am. Floyd.
Third Districts General Ira G. Grover
Decatur.
Fourth District: Judge w. A. Cullen.
Rush.
Fifth Distict: Hon. A. II. Conner
Marion.
Sixth District; General Charles Cruft,
Vigo.
Seventh District; G. D. Benin, Tippe.
canoe.
Eighth District, Colonel n. p. Rich.
mond, Howard.
Ninth District: John w. Burson, Del.
aware.
Tenth District John A. Mitchell,
Noble.
Eleventh District Alfred Reed, White.
At the meeting Of the Committee, held
at room No. 1876 Bates House, at half pas,
eleven o'clock, Hon. A. II. Conner was
selected as Chairman.
NOMINATIONS.
Before the announcement of the Gen.
trail Committee, Hon. John Hanna moved
that Conrad Baker be declared by acclama.