Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28

of tire denomination of Gen. Grant,
At the close OF tho Chairman's re-
marks, tho Hon. James Wilson,
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives, was called upon tor speech,
and responded in few appropriate
remarks
Committee on credentials report
as follows:
Buckingham, three delegates, j.
G. Campbell, with authority to cast
the three votes.
Carlton, three delegates, S. 4.
Berry and d. Thomas are authorized
to cast the votes.
Clark, two delegates, James. En-
derton, B. +. Thomas.
Geneseo, three delegates, <. w.
Cleveland, S. III. Tcdtord aud G. L.
| Brock, instructed for Grant.
Indian Village, seven delegates, I.
D. II. Wllcoxen, p. Helm, L. NJ.
Tenny, G. w. De Long, j. w. Beal
Jerry Smith, I. p. Baker,-instruct-
ed for Grant and James +. Wilson.
Otter Creek, two votes, not repre-.
sented; would recommend that A.
Staley be allowed to cast the votes
of Otter Creek.
| Spring Greek, three votes, net rep
resented would recommend that
VIM. Il. King cast the votes for
Spring Creek.
Perry, three votes, not represent
ed; would recommend that Hon.
James Wilson and Mr.. Parks, of that
township, be allowed to cast the
votes.
Salt Greek, three votes, not rep
resentated; would recommend that
Col. Il. w. Wilson and w. Il. Ora.
ham cast the votes for Salt Greek.
Recommended by committee that
James Gray and VIM. Gallagher be
authorized to cast the vote for How
ard township.
Toledo, nine votes, represented by
John Council, D. o. Appellate, w
+. Johnston, L. Clark, +. DAVIS, }
n. Springer, /. 3. Nelson, n. Z
Weiting and Knight Dexter.
Tama, seven votes, represented by
F. J. NJ. Wonser, L. Merchant, RI
Ryan, Z. Harmon, J. L. Bracken, I
) Murray and w. G. Cambridge.
On motion, the report of commit
4 tee and the recommendations con
: tanned therein was adopte d.
On motion of l.. Clark, the Char
man appointed committee of three
consisting OF L. Clark, r. II. Rya'
and Z. Helm to select delegates I
attend the State Convention.
!. Judge Struble was called on 70
!. remarks and responded IN the sam
. strain as former speakers, heartily fo
! Gen. Grants re nomination.
! On motion Of James Enderton, tn
= Chairman appointed committee
!. three, on resolutions, consisting {
:. FL. NJ. Wonser, John Cornell an
!. John G. Campbell.
Committee appointed to select de
cyates to attend the State Convel
!, ton report as such delegates:
/, w. 4. Johnston, and G. L. Str'
Hi o On ooseph Dysart, Clark Up.
. Hon James Wilson. Perry TIP.
Hon. P. Helm, Indian Village II
w. G. Cambridge, and +. j. N
5 Wonser, Tama City TIP.
!, On motion, said report was adopt
!. ed.
Committee on resolutions repor
as follows:
Resolved, That the Republicans Of Tam
County, represented iD convention, still
confding in the Republican party Of the ma
ton, and believing that its record Of grca
victories in the interests of humanity an
; political reform is the best evidence of it
willingness and ability to struggle success
fully for the highest and best interests o
Z the nation. We therefore pledge our uni!
a l.
the Philadelphia Convention, June 9th
next.
Rssogred, Tha. we endorse the admnistra
ton Of Gen. Grant, as an administrator
which has studiously sought to enforce
! the laws, to carry out the will of the pee
pie in all questions Of discretion, while
has ever been eminently patriotic and with
, out example successful in dealing with tn
, great financial questions of the nation. an
therefore cheerfully instruct our delegate
to the Des Moines Convention that in thei
| selection Of delegates 10 the Philadelphia
Convention they exercise great care to sc
lect sound Republicans and those that "
know as staunch Grant men.
+, J. NJ. WONSER,
JOHN CONNFLL.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
Committee.
Report adopted.
On m otion, Convention adjourned
w. G. CAMBRIDGE,
President.
i. B. NELsoN, Secretary.
SXERIFF'S SALE.
DY virtue of special execution, date,
ID the 2nd of March A. d. 1872, to me di
rected, issued out of the Office Of the Clerl
of the District Court Of Tama county, Stat
Of Iowa, in favor Of C. Lamb & Son ant
agains. a. NJ. Batcheldsr, and c. IL Kent
ner, Administrator Of the Estate Of DAME
Bunker, jr. deceased. ON a judgment rem
dercd by said Court at the September tern