The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-17
The Republican Congressional OonVen-


The Convention was called to order by
Hon. II. NJ. Littlejohn, Chairman of the
District Committee, who nominated Col
w. L. Utley as temporary chairman Car
ried, and Col. Utley took the chair.
II. Z. Prentiss nominated James Mac
Alister as temporary secretary, which was
adopted. 1t was moved that committee
on credentials be appointed, consisting of
one delegate from each county Adopted
The following gentlemen were named j.
j. Orion, of Milwaukee; DR. J. NJ. Tile
paugh, of Racine IF. a. Buckbee, of Wal
worth; Elihu Enos, of Waukesha; and
Franklin Newell of Kenosha.
Mr.. Waldo moved the appointment of
committee of five on resolutions, which
was adopted, and the following gentlemen
were a343ointed, O. IT Waldo, Of Milwau-
kee s. Whitley, of Racine; Col. M.
Frank, Of Kenosha; T. d. Weeks, of Wal
worth, and o. Z DIN, of Waukesha.
The following gentlemen were appoint
eda committee on permanent organization ::
! Col. j. s. Crane, of Racine; H. o. Monta.
CUE, of Walwor5h S. S. CLARK, of Waukesha;
H. F. prentiss, Of Milwaukee, and Col.
Hugh McDermott, of Kenpsha.
| Adjourned till two o'clock.
Upon re-assembling j. J. Orion, from
the Committee on Credentials, reported
that thefollowing gentlemen were entitled
to seats.
MILWAUKEE COUNTY.
Assembly District-First Ward, J..
McMullen, 1, P. Rogers
Assembly District-SecondW Ward, Chas.
tWinterfeld, Hiram Fertig
! Assembly District-Third Ward, N. G.
Storrs, Jas. MacAlister.
Assembly District Fourth Ward, John
j. Orion, VIM. Jervis.
Assembly District-Fifth and Eight
Wards, T. II. Jndd, w. H. Wolf.
Assembly District-SiXth Ward, Henry
Curtis Henry Matthews.
! Assembly District Ward, @. II.
Waldo, II. F. Prentiss.
Assembly District-Ninth Ward, John
Lanbenheimer John Brusse
Fifth Senatorial District-Col. Geo. B.
Goodwin, Hon. E. D.. Holton.
Sixth Senatorial District-Andrew
Mitchell, Geo. Godfrey.
Town Of Lake, Franklin and Granville
Morgan L. Burdick, Quinn Jansen.
Milwaukee and Granyille-Wm H.
Woodward, o. J. Smith.
i RACINE COUNTY
Senatorial District-Col. W. L. Utley,
J. S. Crane.
First Assembly District Henry Step
hens, II. L. Gilmore.
Second Assembly District-Dr ]. NJ.
Tillapaugh, S. Whitley.
KENOsHA COUNTY.
Senatorial District-Col NJ Frank, F.
i Newell.
i Assembly District-Hugh McDermott,
Capt. c. Mckinney
WALwoRTH COUNTY.
Senatorial District-T D. Weeks, Sam
ueI Pratt
), First Assembly District--N. D. Wright,
I Geo. Mansfield
Second Assembly District Charles
Dunlap T. 4. Buckbee
Third District-H 0. Montague, Paris
t Pettill.
wAUKEsHA COUNTY.
Senatorial District-E. Enos, L. B.
Wright
First Assembly Districts. S. Clark,
NJ. S. Griswold
Second. Assembly District-Ansel Stone
Albert Alden
Third Assembly District-O. 4. Olin
: Jessie Smith.
The report was adopted.
The Committee on Permanent Organic
alton made report as follows:
Presjdeat-Col w. L. Utley, Of Ra-
cine
Vjcs Presjdents-Col. Geo. B. Goodwin
Of Milwaukee; Hon. Henry Stevens, OF
of Racine Col. NJ Frank, of Kenosha N
5. Griswold, Of Waukesha Hon. Sam
Pratt, OF Walwortb.
Sacy8tGr5ea-James MacAlister, Of Mil
waukee L..eR Wright Of Waukesha
Adopted
Col. j. S. Crane, of Racine, moved thai
Gen. Halbert E. Paine be declared the
unanimous nominee Of the Convention
The motion was seconded by ALDER
Alden, of Waukesha, and carried withou
dissenting voice amid great applause
Hon. Levi Hubbell was loudly calico
for and briefly addressed the Convention
His remarks were repeatedly interrupted
by bursts Of applause.
The Committee on resolutions made
report as follows:
Rssoced. That in the great events ofth
last few years we reverently recognize tn
hand of Him who with wisdom disposetl
all events; that we can never forget tn
debt of gratitude we owe to the soldier
and sailors who fought in the great war
land who, under God gained us the viz