The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-10
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The Republican County Convention assembl ed
IN accordance with the published call, at the
village Of Bangor on Saturday, Mays
Convention called ID order by d.. A. s. las
kins OF Law renee.
On motion Hon. John Andrews OF Hartford
was elected temporaIy Chairman, and Capt. ".
+. Stewart OF South Haven 20 cretary.
On motion the Char appointed Committee
on Credentials, consisting Of Capt b. II. Dyck-
man of South Haven, Newton Foster and W.
s. Beebe of Decatpr.
ON motion the Chair appointed as Committee
on Permanent Organization Messrs. G. A. HIar-
rison Of Paw Paw, II. c. Taylor OF Hartford
and L. Conger OF South Haven.
The Committee on Perm anent Organization
.spor,ed as follows: For President, Mr.. New
ton Foster of Decatur for secretary, Capt.
w. L. stewart Of South Haven.
DR.. A. 5. IIasl'ns read letter from the State
Committee to the effect that es Ia County was
entitled to two Delegates to the ; tate Conven'
ton for each Representative in the Lower
House OF the State Legislative of 1871.
The Committee on Credentials reported as
Delegates
Antwerp-No representation.
Arlins )n-W. \. Burlingame. j. Bridges
\. Heath, NJ. II. Hc2n;re. W. Monroe.
Almena No representation.
Bangor. L. Heath v ). Taylor, L. He
RS, J.. Z. Ferguson.
Bioomingdale--A >tradley :. NJ. Holmes
!. Kilheaer, Chas. Ruggles, I. II. Howard
i. Z. HowC-d, T.. WEIGH.
Columbla-No representation.
d ,atu ~. Foster, ". >. neebe, ~. Il
NcKer e. Il. II. Lyon, j. NJ. Steele, II. L
simpson. A. d. ut, j. L. Keables.
Dee1ded-No representation.
Geneva-W. L. Tolles. =. N. Trowb. dge
W. ". Wooster.
Hamilton. p HI -iqon j. Ii. Sunth, L
T. Shroudy r. Hoppin.
Ilartford-ii c. I aylor i. c. CrandaV, J
Andrews. J. c. Bl1,N, l.. Sutton.
Keeler-lra = ostcr, II. Il. Habcoc'.. VIM
Burt, !. z. Sweet
Law .ence-A S. Haskins, +. Il. Clark, j. L
Potter. g. A. Cross. { has. Rockwell. J.. j
Dane A. j. Carson, i. c, Bunnel
Porter-A II. Norton, A. I. Nelde' q. j.
BoVCe, as. DOyCe
Paw Paw. A. Il alison, j. Crane. L. /
Conner. j. knowles. 4. De ming, j. Andrews
e Barnum, T. B. Irwin, ". r Shrine. P / Bragg
Pine Grove. Bennett, L. Smell, A. Arms
G. W. II owland NJ. Mason.
South Haven't. W. Byeis, W. f.. Stewa
d. E. Comstock. b. f. Heckert. X. W Moves
L. Copyer, =. II. Dye nan.
waverly-H. p, McFarln, !. G. Nlillmar
o. \. Brc *, l.. Rogers.
CA motion the Co INVENTION proceeded to a
informal ballot for delegate to the State Con
yentlon. It resulted in the unanimous choic
, OF W. +. Stewart OF South Haven.
The second ballot resulted in the unanimous
} choice OF !. E. Fer6 ison OF Bangor.
} The third ballot resulted in the uuanimou
: choice OF G. A. Harrison OF Paw Paw.
The fourth bs lot resulted in the unanlmou
choice OF Geo. d. Boyce OF Porter.
Moved and supported that the delegates az
> point their own alternates.
+, The following resolutions we're offered an
+. unanimously lopted:
Rqsol,ed. That this Convention endorses th
COMMUNICATION Of President Grant, aud favor
9 all reforms that may be dictated by experenc
: in the mana cement and control OF the Govern
. meut. and that all reforms can be brouyh
about better within the Republcfn pf-ty thai
outside OF il.
@ Resotred. That this Convention endorses tn
nresent Administration, and in the event Q
= the nomination OF General Grant by the Phla
e delphia Convention will give him its hearty SUI
Q mort. aud are determined 70 fght 1t out on tt
= inc IL IL piles all Summer.
i, On motion, the Convention adjourned.
:, NEWTON FOSTER, Pres.
q ". +. STEWART. Secy