Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17

During the Convention and the trip TO 81
Louis, the following members were IN at
tendance:
Charles Seymour. Ia Crosse Republican.
N w. Ballou. Watertown Democrat
N DeveraUx Burlington Standard
J. T. Moak, ex-editOr, WATERFOWL.
II A Andrews, La Crosse RepuoliCah
i High Monroe Sentinel
sam Fifeld. Polk CO. Press
AN Thomson. GAINESVILLE Gazette
Horace Rublee. Madison Journal
Willie A Rublee. Madison
ID Mcbride eX-editOr. Sparta
David Atwood Madison Journal
III y Ross ShebOygan Times
w L. Norris WATERFOWL Republican,.
I III Lambert La Crosse Democrat
E. b. BoIens. GAINESVILLE Democrat
Joe : Elwell- La Crosse Repuollcan
= w Martin Soldiers Record.
j. A Smith. Fond du Lac commonwealth
HIM Kuthin. Fl Atkinson Herald.
L A Hoxie. Evansville Citizen.
C. ID. Atwood, Madison Journal.
NJ Frank. KenOsha Telegraph
A f. Booth, Trempealeau Record.
z C. a. Booth, Monroe Sentinel
j. VI. Bracket, Chippewa Times
T. r. BOhan. Ozaukee Advertiser.
ID. Ii. Priest. Vernon Co. Censor
John Walworth. Richland co. Advertiser.
G.. SwaZey. Stevens Point Plnery.
f. Fleisher. La Crosse Faderlandt
F. Cooper. Badger State Banner.
ii. p. Miller, Scandinavian Democrat.
II.
y Sweet Calumet County Reflector.
J. b. Norton. Madison Journal Press
DIR. r. Il Treat, GAINESVILLE
Valentine Ringle. Wisconsin River Fllot.
J. W Chubbuck. Wisconsin River Pilot.
F. j. Mills OzaUkee Co. Advertiser
I. w Haight, Milwaukee, Sentinel
III. X. Smith. Milwaukee Sentinel
j. W. Oliver. Prison City Leader
p; Deuster Mii NAN taSais0S-
Joseph ClarksOn. West Bend Post.
Paul A. We'll, West Bend Post.
Geo. Hyer. Oshkosh Times.
ii. E. Rounds Eureka journal.
A Holly, Wisconsin Mirror.
d. W. G. Wilson. eX-edItor.
E. :. Elliot, Milwaukee Journal of Commerce.
:. Cadwallader, Daily News.
j. +. Banks. special artist GAINESVILLE
J. NJ. May, gainesville. \. W. Advance.
W. f. Cramer. Daily Wisconsin.
A. J. Aikens, Daily Wisconsin.
j. f. Cramer, Daily Wisconsin.
John Turner. Mansion Star
A. j. Reid, Appleton Post.
James VI, Caen, Milwaukee Fremad.
J. ii. Keyes, WatertOwn Republican.
NJ. p. Rindlaub. Platteville, Witness
ID. J. FOllett, Green Bay Gazette.
G.. Needer. y. ". Advance.
Z. Merritt. Clark Co. Republican.
j. Y. Smith. Wisconsin Farmer.
Jere Crowley. ManitOwOc Pilot
A c. BOtkin, Milwaukee SentineI.
NJ SchRfiler, Banner and N0lksireund.
Julius Evert. ManijOwOc Tribune.
o. b. Smith, ManitOwoc Tribune.
Valentine Baltuif. Columbus Transcript
J. F. Mack. Jr.. BrOdhead Independent
George e. Ginty, at large.
J. j. BeesOn. Fond du Lac Reporter.
W. NJ, Togo. Richland Co. Sentinel.
J. G. Chandler. Portage Register
F. y. Moore. Daily Wisconsin.
Lutte A. TAYLOR, Prescott Journal
William Hill. BarabOO Republic.
q. W. Peck, RpOn Representative.
C. G. Meservey. Evening Wisconsin.
W. Holly, Chicago Price Current.
j. y. Stone, Ncenah Times
NJ. J. Gee. Daily News.
Capt. Parsons. Christian Worker Milwaukee
W. ii. TOusley. jefferson Banner
John HOtchkIss. Fox Lake. Representative.
Frank Leland ElkhOrn independent
ThOs. Mcconnell. Princeton Republic
ID. &. GOudy, Beaver Dam Argus
q. NJ. West, Brandon Times
II. A Taylor. Hudson Star and Times
Sidney star. Hudson Star and Times
e n Lord. eX-ediiOf La Crosse Democrat.
y. W. Reynolds La Crosse Republican.
Harry A. Hayden. journal of Commerce
Geo Van Waters, Durand Times
g. Z. smith, Jacksonville Journal Illinois.
J. d. BOardman, Dixon Republican, Illinois
Mr.. Reed. Chicago Post. Illinois,
w ListOe- Milwaukee Fremad.
ii. Hansen. Scandinavia Journal
e. F. SOIberg. Madison EmigFanten
Chas- A. Leith. Galesyille Transcript
Il. ii. Stout. Wisconsin Lumberman
w u Merrill, Prairie du Chen Courier.
Thos b. Reed, OcOnOmOwoc Badger.
MINNESOTA EDFgoRs
j. A. Leonard. Rochester Pest.
II. :. Knapp, Rochester Union
SneedOrf Christensen, NOrdiSk FoIkblaet
Harvey J. Castle, Daily Press. ST. Paul
E. \ Calkins, Dolly Pioneer, St. Paul.
A J. Reed, ST. ClOud Times
j. w. Fralick. Hastings Union.
j. W MeMasteF. Lake City Leader
ID. g. Parker. Albert Lee Standard,
G. II, SlOcum. 81. Charles Herald.
Carl Huntington. Blue Earth City Southwest
W. w. Payne. Manteryille. Minnesota, Teacher.
;, l. Pierce. Manteryille Express
Frank J. Meade, Pennington Telegraph
W B. GriswOld. MankatO Union
w A. HOtchkiss. Preston Republican.
Charles Brown. Brownsville Free. Press
f. ID. Wright, DelanO Republican.
LADIES AT CONVENTION.
Mrs and Miss Seymour. La Crosse.
Mrs j. H. Stone. Neenah.
Mrs Cadwallader Milwaukee.
Miss Rose Turner. Mansion.
Marie Mignonette. Milwaukee.
Mrs. H. A. Manville. la Crosses
Miss Lillian Z. Ross, Sheboygan.
Mrs. A. J. High. Monroe.
Mrs Mills. OZaukee-
Miss Elliot. OZaukee-
Mrs. BOhan. OZaukee.
Mrs. Crowley. ManitOwOc-
Mrs j. WalwOrth Richland.
Mrs FOgO. Richland
Mrs. D. b. Priest. NirOqua.
Mrs Fifcld. OsceOla-
Mrs. Martin. Madison
Mrs. HOtchkiss. Preston.
Mrs. Leonard. Rochester.
Mrs. and Miss Knapp, Rochester.
Mrs. Reynolds. La Crosse.
Mrs Lutte Taylor. Prescott.
Mr.. ii. 4. Taylor. Hudson.
Mrs Rounds, Eureka.
Mrs Coleman, Milwaukee.
Mrs. Tesch, Milwaukee.
GLEE CLUB
w. s. Card, NJ. T. Whelpley, C. F.. Nc
Guire, H. J. Peek and Marshall Conant. all
Of La Crosse, were in attendance, and at the
and throughout the excursion.
most efficiently Ofiiciated as a glee club.
THE BUSINESS PROCEEDINGS.
President Seymour on calling the Con
vention TO order, called upon Rev Father
of Richland, for prayer, who ap-
responded.
The Glee Club, with Dir. COnant as organ
list, then gave . America, all present join
ing in the chorus.
President Seymour then gave an excel
lent and Characteristic opening address,
full of good points and hits, which were esi
IDENTIFY deeply and generally relished.
Mayor O'Neill, of Milwaukee, then made
some welcoming remarks TO theuConvention.
its members that the citizens OF
Milwaukee felt proud when thew heard that
the editors of Wisconsin and Minnesota
were going to honor them with their at.
tendance. Milwaukee always had the latch
string out, and in the name of her good
people, and the members of her press, he
was happy to extend TO the visitors the hos
pitality of the city and every facility for
their entertainments.
The President called upon Mayor Atwood,
of Madison, TO respond TO the welcome OF
Mayor 0'Neill. In his response he spoke OF
as the great commercial metrOpo-