The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-07-11
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calling b. F. Ebert, Of Monroe coun.
~, to tho chair, and DR.. Miller, Of JAS
per, and F. w. Eichelberger Of Davis,
Secretaries.
On motion the following Commit
tees, consisting Of one from each coun-
ty, were appointed:
On Credentials. DIR. E. M. Roy
nolds, Of Appanoose; Col. Geo. Duf.
field, Of Davis; d. NJ. Bartlett, Of
Jasper; s. Hollowell, Of Kcokuk I; DR..
d. A. Holman, of. Mahaska; E. b.
Ruckman, Of Marion; A. J. Bitchie,
Of Monroe; s. A. Swiggett, Of Wap-
clio.
On Permanent Org0nisasion.-C. B.
Miller, Of Appanoose; J. B. Glenn. Of
Davis; DR.. H. E. Hunter, Of Jasper;
E. Mcbride, or Keokuk ~. A. Young,
Of Mahaska; A. HAmrick, Of Marion !;
J. w. Robb, Of Monroe; T. p. SPELL
man, Of Wapcllo. p
On Rssolwtions. -E. Cummins, Of
Appanoose; N. H. Jones, of Davis !;
Thos. Arthur, Of Jasper; E. Mcbride,
Of Keokuk; j. Kelly johnson, Of
Nahaska; G. X. Hart, of Marion Jas.
Haynes, Of Monroe; VIM. McNett, of
Wapsllo.
Committee on Permanent Organize
ton reported a. follows:
Prevalent. p. T. Caldwcll,of Wapel-
10 county.
Vice Presidents. John Morrison, Of
Keokuk Co, A. J. Richie, Monroe
Co., Wykoff, Of Appanoose Co., W.
Law, Of Davis Co, Williams, Of Jasper
Co, ]. H. Kiser, Of Mahaska Co., E.
Baker, Of Marion Co.
Secrctary.-Thos. Arthur.
Assistant Eecretarles.-W. F. Eich-
elberger, and Rev. James Haynes.
The following is the report Of the
Committee on Credentials:
Appanoose Coxnty.-Capt. T. M.
Fee, Hon. C. B. Miller, Capt. G. w.
Wykoff, DR.. E. NJ. Reynolds, A. r..
Henderson, Capt. E. Cummins, II.
Barnes, VIM. CLARK. 80 votes.
Duvis COamty.-M. II. Jones, w. j.
Law, F. W. Eichelbcrger, J. B. Glenn,
j. B. Weir, Geo. Dufiield, &c. Over
ton, T. O. Norris-8 votes.
Jasper Coanty.-C. Howard, II. E.
Hunter, j. NJ. Rodgers, R. Ryan, d. NJ.
Bartlett H. L. McGinitie, Geo. Ryan,
IS. Elwood, John Laugan, D. Ar
mold, J. C. Hyatt L. B. Higgins, Thos.
Arthur, H. L. Trister, r. s. Williams.
-15 votes.
Keokuk County.-A. j. Pope, B. A.
Haycock, ]. M. Andsrson, no. Nor
rison, @. G. Wilsou, 3. McClanAhan,
Sol. Hollstt, Hart Herrick. g votes.
Marion C0snsy.-Wm. Richards, A.
w. Rouse, C. B. Boydston, H. D. Glib
son, A. Hamrick, e. B. Ruckman, E.
H. Voorhees,, G. Rhynsburger, I. p.
Dixon, j. F. Baldwin, 1. A. Bonscl, G.
X. Hart-l2 votes.
Monroe C0unty.-A. J. Richie, Val
Mendel, Jas. Robb, j. Peacock, B. F.
Ebert Jas. Haynes.-6 votes.
MaAaska County--S. w. Lewis, G.
II. Baugh, David Hoffman, VIM.
Boyer, p. Phillips, J. II. Kiser, j. A.
Young, ]. Kelley johnson, II. Tice,
w. S. Kenworthy, NJ. Kinsman, A. T.
Young-12.
Wapeno Coanty-S. A. Swiggctt,
D. Henshaw, J. II. Cravcr, w. s.
Coan, VIM. McNett, T. P. Spillman,
S. T. Caldwell, M. L. Cooley, A. L.
Chamberlin, w. J. Mitchell, L. z.
Rupe, J. NJ. Fish-ll.
The Committee on Resolutions
offered the following for the consider
alton of the Convention:
WHEREAS, Great events are now
transporting in our country, demanding
of each elector to be unequivocally COM
mitted to the right; and the features
of the questions that we are called
upon to decide are purely American,
upon which the majority might har-
monte without either . FORGETTING of
our National honor, or committing
ourselves to any mischievious policy,
therefore be 1t
Resolved, By the District Conven-
ton of the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict of the State of Iowa:
LIST. That this Convention does
heartily endorse and approve of the
National Republican platform and
nominees adopted and selected at the
National Convention which assembled
at Philadelphia, in June last and for
the election Of said nominees we
cheerfnlly pledge our united and
hearty support.
I'd. That we do hereby denounce
the action of the so-callcd Liberal
Republican Convention which as
sembled at Cincinnati, in May last, as
being composed of . set of political
tricksters, whose real purpose Is to
place the Democratic party in power,
and whose success would be Nation
al calamity: and we pledge our united
opposition to the ticket there nOmina-
Sd. That there is but one true Re-
publican party, and that the effort to
organize so-called Liberal Republic
can party 10 but an attempt to s'steal the
livery Of Heaven to ssrve the Devil
in" M.JoNEs, Chm. Com.
]. X. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
The above were adopted unanimous-
ly.