Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-21

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set forth the standing and character OF
Mr. Anderson, rating him, as he deserves
/ to be. among the tirst-cIass business
men of the country, rs one who would
honor his nationality and the ticket on
which he was placed Mr. Hatch then
turned his attention to Chairman keves,
accusing him of poltica "sculdugerv,'
not at all complimentary.
! Franks speech was n surprise upon
/ the Convention, and beat anything in
the way of holiness and invec'ive that
has been heard at the capitol this win
Z ter
! CHAIRMAN KEYEs.
Mr. Keyes was cool in reply, explain
/ ing the situation OF the committee, how
/ they were to consider the whole and not
( one of the districts of the State. He
stated also that Mr. Fleischer was the
man presented by the Norweginns of
/ the con ention and he felt il his duty to
/ regard their wishes in the ma ter.
/ Mr.. Hatch rejoined with vigor, hut
/ the position Of the chairman told against
! him
! And now up rose the indignant Nor.
wegian delegates, one after another pro.
testing that Mr.. FIeischer was the man
/ of their choice. The con ention saw it ;
| all saw it; Frank was in the condition
| Of the brave, if not discreet animal but
/ ting against the locomotive.
/ The report of the committee was fully
| sustained hv the convention.
The district delegates and alternates
were then announced by districts and
elected as follows:
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
L. :. Blake, Racine, and Frank
Leland, Elkhorn, Alterna'es-A. +
Gilbert, Waukesha, and Mark Dresser,
! kenosha
IN. :. Greene, jefferson, and f. w
! Kpvps, Madison Aternates-C. II
Phillips, jefferson, and Geo Griswold,
/ Columbia.
3 G.. w. RyIanA, Grant, and A Lud
low, Green Aternntes-W II Brisbane,
Iowa, and Nelson Ladnr, In tayette.
4 AsaheI Finch Milwaukee, and l..
f Firstly, Washington. Altcrnates-L.
A Proctor, Milwaukee, and f. ) FUR.
ner, Ozaukee,
5 otto Tromel, Mantowoc, and j. II.
Jones, Sheboygan. Aitctnntes-Conrai
Kretz, Shehoygan, and j. B. Perry,
Fond do Lac
Sc VI. Paine, of Winnehago, and W,
II. Wroe, of Outagamie.
IL G. Thorp, Eau Claire, and John
Comstock, Hudson. Arernates-Col
Nav, Vernon, and o :. Powell, of Pierce
8 W. D. Mclndoe Marathon, and
rhad G. Pound Chippewa Alternate'
Cord, of Shnwano
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
II. :. Nichles, Waukesha.
2-Georse { Swain, Sank.
SO. b. Thomas, Crawford.
A. Frederick llilgen, Milwaukee.
5-C,r1s Perry, -
&C o Il Ho~kinson. Brown.
7-Romanzn Bonn, NJ, nroe
S--H ID Barron, Polk.
After the announcement Of electors
Mr. Barron, Chairman Of the Committee
on Resolutions, read the following;
Resoired, Thas we cordially endorse
the PLATFORM OF principles adopted hy The
last Republican nominating state Ton
yention, and 10 that avowal of policy VT
invite the earnest attention to the cleo
tors of the State
Resotped. That the continued conf
dence of the people Of the country is due
II a .,f PrnS 10 mt T. N
whose reduction Of the public debt am
consequent essening OF taxation, ande1
whose recommendation we h we reason
to hope for further equalization of the
Tariff Law, whose judc,ous and patriotic
foreign polly, whose respect for the vii
of the people and whose etticlen enforce
ment OF laws and pacific dealing viii
part of the Union which was chaotic
when he became President have justltiet
the highest expectations OF the great part.
that designated him for his present trigI
Mace, and of the voters Of the countr
who clothed him with executive power
Resolved That this Convention doe
most heartily recommend that the del
e.mtes here elected to the Republica'
National Convention east their unite'
and entire vote Tor the denomination Z
Ulysses ) Grant for President OF th
United States.
As in the adoption of the above resC
luton. the convention reaihrmed tn
resolutions of the last August conven
ton. those resolutions are hre repro
ducel as properly part of the utterane
[ Of this convention
\. That we refer with pride to the his
tory OF the Republican party OF th
United States BY its early resistarc
10 the encroachments OF slavery; by il
patriotic devotion to the cause of III
! linn h1,rin.t The Int civil Mnr. hY Il