, 1870-06-25
POLITICAL.
Democratic County Convention
to Nominate Candidates for
Circuit Judges.
Eesas. z. T. Runyan and John G
Rogers Nwinated-soenea Of
Ooufuinn and Rint

~~21AA4@1
igned hg seye1a1 members Of the Democrats
party, met yesterday Afternoon, In Fa1wel1 Hali
for the purpose Of nominating rEo gentlemen FOL
Judges Of the Circuit Cont
Tae delegates were called to order ps 1eosgt
Alderman Schintz nominated Judge E. Var
Buren, n temporary Chairman, aud he Na:
Tie Chairman stated that the convention hat
met TO nominate candidates for tNo judges OF ths
cansssnces. The regular committee, for Teasonl
unnecessary to tn1Rglne, refused 70 CAL conven
fion- The people ainered trom that policy. an
nomlnate Judges Hence they had mel, and b,
was glAd 70 see 50 Large q. Representation. III,
psoS that po.e9 ,ae s95m'1sc cog ns
5sr t6e people so decide. Il Il
Democrats IneW t6as caucus nosulnzttons ori9i
cherished usage II WEE the best WAY Of arriving
Il the sentiments OF the people, and auJ other way
was dtso; ganizlng aud un-urmoctatie It hsd
part! conventions, but he had acted xttA the De
mncrsc, eli his lie, and knew sonethtng Of It's
esested, ii was the almost luvatiablc pEncttce Of
parties ~ put Judges III The field BY partisan nom
,nattuna That had been the way IN New aor5,
snd where was thete Judiciary that stoou
higher. In Mlchissu the sane thing had hsppcn-
cd In Illinois IN fourteen reaH but one Instance
Cd Otherwise than on . party nomination. The
Juoge then went to relate TaIio,'s instances TO
lection now made: ltd these men want to cary
out eune scheme to defeat the action OF the Dem
nm, 4. nv t1tr1attn H. rroiret m aee hc1os,
him mt1 lo knew the principles Of Democracy
? ana b'est9u.Fa,sm: . q Re Easted .hat taeir
tteis1u.
Austin Doyle was elected Scc,etary,
, ~ 1en !a,. " - 'Au na!sn, II "ss DECIDED tlat
s Ths cnss sseesed Gesrs y .Gs: sehiats Sn seaeP
Ranezty, Danie! l. Boone, aud n. AcCz1ran
nss - - 'S>A'
nns Sem%!tes on Credentials reported that the
FHs East-Jsma Gezrv, Henry weller. n ]
R'Gm, RRa1s; Patrick suseas' !" G. osdsni,h. oa11ssu
Asss s1ssd nsD Wssss Gey n.nns,n
sai+d ~ aa,d-Geo,re A. Mech, J. Murphy, C. pr,c-
ntek. john ohater. ~
ft1Ss4s Hess1f;.. o'REte1, l. co'tnan, john Aecia
'e3; ~ =; 1a,e nsas!: :.,I - = asn an-e,,a
AFesirnierr Kor.E Wh1sn GSan;I SePfs fs a, Emer5,
Sts7A Natd-E. Powers. j. & 5tIphens. II. Hrs.r
7. Messzront. Geo. Hilton, john {. aeaIs.6. T. "
R,sksyi s;sEi Tsssper Err k.hee. 3 H. T. J; Hiek.y. w.
Parsg = Hsnd Is Neih-r1,a,s - Ue's 4 ctaMirE; !" =.
+. HI5reth jane & Ionsidnr d. e. a1afesa- w.
Si.1 geM:dJona - ussaafey. F. Rsassty. R. sheyi-
p-tsa' -,a = 49, u 11cs M,issn; ian, j. i E Man
o.rrt, n. Johu Efahsma N.J .lSarlt cn10- va ~
Eierersa Fa7d-E- v. Smith. j. Kline, n. Quinn, J.
~fxs5A Ea,<FT: Looe1Kaa, A. s. Alexander. E
GsssNJ. a; s1a EatSn- uu,.,
'q2n NeTseats a. AssdA ID Hanisai r T. st,on, p,1n,,
Flood. Z. Z. Cu,nttock- 'N"1'' N1A'-e
.Fifetnh Hatd-C: casse1nan. F, D. Hull. II. H
Donovan. j. h. Lambn, b. Sch1rruan
sitsesnt. Ta1d1,GC = Mes1ve, = Koch, G. J. Cum.
hinh. tsea L1fI. 1 + q sn,l.stmen, 1oan Armstrong.
enau. jotsph noetin, n IT, ess Fiji. hnna A. Mich
Et9hte+nM WarI--W GoEEl:s, K. Wnn..r7h.m
Yeanx. j. Asa aahon. ID. Doaahae ''s' a.
Etnae<.tA Hart-A- u Roarks, NJ Weber. r Kenny,
nntf4 T@ansef HsdaF = EeH'T!nstan EaS n v.,..
hssaules. ". spvner J. aeHsts, r Snita, " a,b +
tnsea. t5.nMstt - AaaT:. Z: ''' ''''S
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SaassSssosJG.crh Sa.,Gss.NJt9r saas:
MeCM. Ess.ctt
Lale-W- Garttntr. 7. s. Fastn, E. A. Cc1nwelt
fso1so-otn Qulss.
The report WIS adopted. ~ ...
Colonel ]. =. Peck moved that the convention
proceed 10 nallot for Judges:
Gto- T. Mech offered the following:
Rssosee That it .. eyer b-en the sentiment Of The
Democratic party th4t jrdidxi ocers should be the
euGjst 81 !a1i=an CAUCUS and such IL Of this
csnsenGoA ......
The Chair ruled Inc resolution out Of order.
An appeal 1fom me decision ot the Char WAS
lost
a motlon g proceed 70 vote Tor candidates riro
Fu1 - I.iteI
aexsis Jno; ~ hoSe!s. so An,7ay ~ +: Iuiey.
and NJ SnoWhook we're nominsted
~. sGn1nn etnpnahcalY declined. He Was
soSns sa M ~ " ea aq1 o. 'of Inc posnou-
IL t. 4 2ao" nooA a4sv oeelnsu x,,.
~ NJ Gsognsa n9ssa As sat aii persons nomsnat
suomiL 70 lat acnon ol toe coavsnuon,
Alderman Andreth explained himself to An tn
NJ Geoghans melton "a vas passed
NJ: Geaft sala toat NJ; Trees name Was BE- |
1ods .nc c9nsenaon ne snoala is!use 70 Fote.
me Chaf said any man could VOTE fot whom he
pleased
-: ~ aeaf5 oeenneo Fo9lne' a. old one or two