Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-24
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poLK-Not represented.
PLEASANT GROVE TP.
A. Frb, Giles Marsh,
5. Catlrey, Lewis Ramsay.
PERRY-Not represented.
RED Rock TP.
Ct. S. Smith, j. Templcton,
+. W. Starr, VI. Wikle.
SWAN Tp.
$. Y. Gose. w. Richards,
Irwin Poison. s. L. Brown.
SUMMIT Tp.
J. B. s. White, $. $. Roberts,
Geo. NJ. Hammond, W. II. Donnel,
w. {. Harp.
UNION TP.
L. Is. Ruckman, |. \. Bonscl,
B. Sumner.
ASHINGTON TP.
G.. +. Bonebrake, T.. w. McCOrllle,
Thos. Harmed, B. {. Bellamy.
Report of Committee on Creden-
tials adopted, with the following
amendments, viz -. =. Vincent
admitted to seat as Delegate from
Franklin Tp.; Joseph Lines admit
ted in place of B. c. Bellamy, tab
sent from Washington Tp.; and j.
L. Poison admitted from swan TIP.
to fill vacancy.
Committee on Resolutions present
ed their report, as follows:
Resolred, That we heartily endorse
the resolutions adopted by the Re-
publican State Conventions and pledge
our cordial and united support to the
several candidates nominated by this
Convention.
ReSoired, That we hereby express
our unqualified appreciation OF the
patriotic course pursued by the Ad-
lninistratiOn Of President Grant, and
recommend it as being in all respects
worthy of the favorable consideration
OF all just and patriotic citizens.
Report unanimously adopted.
Nominations being declared in or
der, on motion of Major II. ID. Glib
son, it was voted that each township
announce its vote for each candidate,
rird rOce, in ordoras the roll is called.
/ For the Office of Senator, Hon. B.
+. Kcablcs, Of Lake Prairie, present
eel the name of Hon. j. NJ. Cathcart,
I of Indiana. E.W. Starr, of Red Rock,
named Maj. IL. ID. Gibson, of Knox
Vile.
At this point, Joseph Wells, of Dal-
las, having just arrived, was, on mo-
tion and by vote. .atmittcd as Dele
gate from DaliE ZIP.
j. +. Grccnlee, of Knoxville, pre-
sentcd the name of Hon. :. y. Gose,
Of Swan, for nomination as Senator.
First ballot ordered, and resulted
as follows :--Cathcart y, Gibson Q,
Gosc %; whole vote G3; necessary to
choice 32-no choice.
Major Gibson withdrew his name
from before the Convention.
( T.. w. McCorkle, Of Washington,
presented the name Of Gov. Stone,
who Immediately declined to allow
it to come before the Convention.
The second ballot gave Cathcart %
and Gose 81; whereupOn Mr. Gose was
declared the nominee. On motion Of
Capt. H. y. Mccoy, of Knoxville, the
nomination was made unanimous by
acclamation.
/ For Representative, first i'm order,
Clay TIP. presented the name Of Hon.
ID. +. Durham. Liberty TIP. named
: ID. G. Ely.
! The first ballot gave Durham 80,
Ely s; whereupon Mr.. Durham was
declared the nominee.
F.. For Representative, second in or
der, Lake Prairie presented the name
of Hon. i. +. Keablcs. Liberty Up.
again named ID. {. Ely. The name
/ of Hon. ID. Sherwood was presented,
/ but he Immediately Withdrew it--aS
was also the case with Hon. j. M.
! Cathcart.
The first ballot gave Keablcs ~ and
I Ely -; whercupon DR.. keables was
declared the nominee; and on mo-
tion Of j. +. Greenlee, Of Knoxville,
I the nomination was made unanim-
Gus by accamaton.
! For Auditor, r.. Il. Ruckman, Of
/ Union, presented the name Of Geo.
| Kruck, Of Knoxville. Lake Prairie
| Tp. named a. III. Niersen. Maj. III.
ID. Gibson named Allen IIamrick, Of
| Knoxville.
The first ballot gave Kruck ~, Yinr-
sen - and IIamrick 8; wherefore Mr..
kruck was declared the nominee !;
and on motion his nomination was
made unanimous by acclanation.
For Treasurer Red Rock Tp. moved
that T.. Baker be nominated by ae-
claInatiOn. Carried unanimously.
For Sheriff, Red Rock TIP. moved