The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-24

On the nomination by delegates from the
several districts the State and Congressional
Committees were constructed as follows
The state Central Committee.
Hon. ). D. Bingham, OF Lansing, Chairman.
First District-Edward Lefavour, NJ. W.
Field.
second Distrlct-samuel Post Washtenaw,
J. II. Fee. Lenawee.
Third Districts. v irwin, Calhoun, John
| II. Nevins Barry.
Fourth District-L 4. Duncan, Berrlen' W.
f.. Stewart, Van buren,.
Fifth District-F. 3. stockbridge Allegan,
f.. A. Burlipgame, Kent
Sixth District-M. S. Brewer, Oakland, q. l..
spalding, Clinton.
Seventh District-John Hibbard, St. Clair
Jacob c. Lamb, Lapeer.
Eight District ohm q. Owen, Saginaw,
Thos. n. stevens Montcalm.
Ninth Dlstrict-John N. Rice, Oceana. Chas.
L. Holland, Ioughton.
TIE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES.
First District ID. o. Farrand Moses W.
Field. Wm. Jameson, John Greusel, d. '.
Bell, Detroit samuel Walker, Nankin George
c. Gordon. Redford Il. W. Leighton, Wyan-
dotte wm. p. Hungerford, Plymouth.
Second Distr,ct-E. wllletts, Monroe Charles
Trip, washtenaw Calvin Spalding. Hillsdale;
r. 4. Watts, Lenaw9.
Third Distrct-S. J. Burpee, Calhoun d.
r. Cook. Barry Z. W. Griswold Eaton; B..
=. Nichols, Branch W. l.. Seaton, Jackson.
Fourth Dstrict-A. B.. COPY, Cass L. Il.
Hull. st. Joseph; G.. =. Read, kalamazoo; c,
4. HARRISON. an Buren, r. D. Dix, Berrien.
Fifth District-B. Ballou, Allegan Il. A.
Hare. Ottawa; l.. Z. Bliss, Kent: Thos.
stevens, Iona: II. Il. Holt, Muskegon.
sixth Distr.ct-Peter Dow, Oakland 7. J.
Lee. Livingston :. ". Turner. Ingham Levi
Walker. Genesee; !. y. Ingersoll: Shiawases:
CAas. hipps, Clinton.
seventh Dis tnct-E. Hazen, st. Clair; :. NJ.
vincent, Lapeer; o.. J.. Hoyt Tuscola j. /.
Hanscoa, Va comb T. T.. Wizon. sanilac
Asa Cole. Huro-
Light District s. G aylord. Saginaw; y.
7 Htclccca. .2re n. y. Lewis, Bay; =. IS.
c. C-ap.n, Gra-,o, John -2rkia. Midland
j. H. Lockwood Algel4 ~. Humplrey
l4eooyg@a J. .. Iaucls. Isabella; q.
Vl.tmoIe. 10 SEQ; oAn avery, Moutca.u.
NTH Diz5uct-O1e from each county.
ae delegates aud committees having been
appointed tie Committee on Resolution sub
-1itted the following the reading OF which va.
frequently broken IL upon bv loud and tumu.-
tuous cheering.
Res0lced. That the unezampled prosperity
Cf tie country, the universal feeling OF stabl-
ity which encourages enterprises OF all kinds.
the steady elimination OF the National debt.
the large reduction 81 taxation, the enhance
ment Of the public credit, the rapid extension
OF every right 10 every citizen, and the visible
dissolution CT the Democratic party, so long
hostile to justice and equal rights, are the sat
/ isfactory proofs OF National confidence IN the
. Repubhcan administration OF the Government
NesOlre9, That in our Judgment Gen. Grant
has been a. faithful and patriotic in cabinet as
he was IN the fed and that relying upon his
honest heart and firm purpose his renomina-
ton TO the Presidency Is earnestly desired by
the great mass OF the Republican party.
Il was moved that the resolutions be adopt
ed by three cheers for resident Grant and
three Of their loudes, were given. Then the
chair remarked that It was evident that the
resolutions were adopted: and the business
now being positively all done, the Convention
put on lts hats and went home.