The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-09-16
SENATORIAL DELEGATES

lowing gentlemen as entitled to seats in the
convention, as representatives of the dis,
tricts named:
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
Districts.
Carl Zilier and H N Smith
2 L r Hndd, votes
3 Adolph Heidcamp and a Zimmerman
Adam Schanlz and Andrew Martin
5 A Mallory and w Cary
Patrick Walsh and p V Deuster
Z Clark DAYTON and A Carswe.l
W Webster and Il Robinson
y M Morrow, 2 votes
10 w II Thomas and Joseph Bond
ii Amos Park er and Alfred l.. errill
II Z q Harrington aud n Nj Harrington
l3 ) IL Earnest and Hugh Campbell
IA Nc representation
Is G g Meigs and W II Peck
l6 Ovid Phelps and A Emery
II j X Pease and Chas Sexton
IL Vim Hobkrk and John Weed
l9 Carl Ii Schmidt and E Treat
70 Mayham and David Wilton
II George liver and VIM Suhl
% Geo kreiss and Hector Mclean
% D w Ballon and Joseph Wiuslow
"a j G Barber, 2 vote.
rs E E Chaplin and A B Alden
26 Z Ford and A + Gorden
81 w Z Sllverhern and Herman Miller
% D FJOnes 2 votes
29 Z h Larkin jr and q P Reynolds
80 B + Fay and Il W Friese
81 Alfred E Haven and j r Savage
80 u Witse and julius Schuer
SO G German and Sat Clark
We omit the assembly delegates for want
of space, except for
MANITOwOC COUNTY.
LIST Observation-Disclosures and A Wittenberg
I'd s. John G Eg gers and d Smoke
Sd 4" VIM Bach and Gotlieb DAIMLER.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Hon Andrew Proudtt, from the commit.
tee on organization reported the following
for permanent officers of the con vention:
President-Gen. Edward S. Bragg of
Fond du Lac
Vice Pre>idents-N. D. Frat of Racine,
j. e. Ford of Dane, l. Z johnson of Lafay,
cite, Il: b. Bo!ens of Dodge, G Fl Schmidt,
OF Manltowoc and g. K. Lord OF La Crosse
Secretaries--S. U. Pinney of Dane. S.
Cadwallader and VIM Belinghausen of
Milwaukee.
The report was adopted with applause
and Gen. Bragg was conducted to the chair
AMID the hearty cheers of the delegates.
SPEECH OF GEN. BRAGG.
Gen. Bragg was introduced to the con
ventlOn by the temporary chairman in the
following remarks:
GENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTIONAL
have the pleasure of introducing to you as
permanent chairman of this convention,
democrat and gallant soldier, Gen. Bragg,
OF Fond du Lac. Great applause.
The permanent chairman thereupon ad-
dressed the convention as follows:
GENTLEMEN OF THE CoNvENTIoN:-Fo
this unexpected honor conferred on me at
the hands of your committee, | can scarcely
find words sufficient to express my thanks
to you. | deem it an honor. gentlemen,
to represent in the chair a convention OF
such distinguished body OF citizens as
have met here to day, to whom the people
OF this state look to strike the blow to re-
lleve us from the misrule and grievons tax
alton and oppression which the present
dominant party have brought upon US.
| Applause. know that our adversar;es
will sheer at us and say I'VE are as those
without hope" but | say to you gentle
men OF the convention that there is no
telling when the bridegroom cometh."
Applause.
The mutterings of the storm which mani
tests itself fr0m different portions and sec
tons OF the state indicate to US, that If we
will adopth platform here which will ex-
press principles representative of the con-
dltion of things as they are, leaving the
past to 60 with the past, and pressing for
ward to the future for something which
shall relieve US from the misdeeds of tie
past, and place upon our ticket men in
whom the people have confidence that they
will do what We by our platform represent
we are willing to do, that the ides of No.
vember will show US that the democratic
party has again received the confidence of
the people OF the state. (Appiause.
trust gentlemen, that you viii, nominate
such ticket as will show that you are in
favor OF the economical carrying on OF the
government, and vigorous accountability
OF all public stewards for faithiuIness ir,
their trust, that We take things precisely as
they are, that we recognize the fact from
what has taken place in this country dur
ing the past few years that great c.ange
has come over the country, that new issues
are presented, some of which have b. en-
settled, and that they shall remain settled,
forever as they are, no matter whether at
the time OF their settlement We disagreed