The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-14
WISCONSIN STATE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Delegates to the National COuvcntiOn-Gcnernl
Grant Heartily Endorsed.
MADIaON Wiz. March Ia 1872.

Delegates to the National COuvcntiOn-Gcnernl
Grant Heartily Endorsed.
MADISON, WIS.,, March 1a 1872.
The Republican State Convention, 10 elect dele.
rates to the Philadelphia Convention to nominate
Presidential electors, met In the Assembly Chamber
at noon to-day. The Convention was well attended,
and was called to order by T. w. Reyes chairman
OF the Republican STATE Central Committee.
George G. swain, OF SauK, was chosen temporary
chairman, aud Il. q. Flint aud r. NJ. Reed tenn.
pOrary secretaries. Tie necessary committees were
appointed. The Convention adjourned till three
O'Clock r. NJ, to allow the committees to report.
The on 4 HmSsc re d
waukee; Vice Presidents, A. U: stafford. A. J.
Turner, A. W. JOINER, colonel q: II. waltner, A. II.
Atwater Levi Rowland. J. g. Thorpe, X. J. Flint.
being one from each districL Secretaries, J. II.
Naggoner, ID. w. u. Wilson, II. ID. Barron.
The chairman OF the Committee on Resolutions
reported the following, which was adopted amid
great APPLAUSE
cordially s g s.. q D1S:
and avowal Of policy invite the earnest attention
Of the electors q the sas Of the oeops Of tn.
ccSny due ne the Of
OF wSo.s
hope for further s9uas.;,Ca Of the
policy whose respes. win Of the people and whose
ess OF so 1nsn which he
ssnt Of the great parry
Of the country who clothed him with executive
that delegates elected ne Republican National
ton OF {. s. Grant for President Of the United States
Mr. KEEP reported from the committee to nomi.
nate delegates aud electors az large.
There was an animated discussion over the name
OF Mr.. Flescher, OF La Crosse, and an enort was
made to substitute the name OF MOSES An1ers0ni
"4 TSs Ess VIZ? aesaits: and electors q largo
were elected :-Delcgates' .. !: j. Meyer Thomas
tors, 4. r. h. Flescher, William =. Cramer.
DisifiSt delegates aud electors were chosen as fol.
First District Delegates. L. 8. Blake. Frank LIE.
land. Elcctor, J. =. Nichols.
Second District ID sIegates, N. s. Green, 3. w.
Keyes. Elector, George @. swan.
Third Dstrct-Delegates, q. W. Ryland, A. Lud
low. ElectOr, u. b. Thomas.
Fourth District-Deegates, A. Finch, L. d. Frisby.
Filth District~Deegates, John II. Jones, otto
Fronnel. Elcctor, y. o. McFetricn.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures, G. w. Paine, W. H.
Uree. ElectOr g. E. H0sknsOn
seventh Observation-Disclosures, J. q. sharp, John
Comstock. Elect0r, Judge H. Bum.
Eighth District-Delegates Messrs. Walter D..
McIncloe Thaddeus Q. Pound; Elector, Henry ID.
Barron.
LEVI BLOSSOM, OF Milwaukee, offered the follow.
ing resolution, which was adopted
Resolved That of Wisconsin In the Senate Of
the United states have ably and faithfully discharged
duties Of their exalted stations fulfilling all the Just cxpec,a
political opponen,s that by their distinguished ability elo
quence and learning well by patriotic aud
DOM they have sancf national reputation and commanded
at home and abroad the appreciation and confidence of the
republican party.
Thanks to the presiding officer, to railroads for
free passes, &c. were adopted and. after speech
irQm Preshleat Uubble, the GpnyenttQn Sdioarlea'