The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-12
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION.

Convention met at Agricultural Hall, Bris-
toll, last Thursday. Mark Dresser, Chairman
of County Committee, called convention to
order. IL. s. Thorp, of Bristol, was elected
II Chairman, and M. Dresser, Secretary. A
{. Committee of three was appointed by the
Chair as a Committee on Credentials. COM
4 posed of j. M. stebbins, L.. W. Thayer, and
N. Richtmyer. The Convention was ma de
up ofthe following delegates:
lst Ward, Kenosha,- M. Fl. Petit, Charles
Frantz, and Mark Dresser 8 t#
/ I'd Ward, Kenosha, "A. Schoffen, T.. Knapp,
/ and f. w. Beckmann. al r.
! Sd Ward, Kenosha,-J. M. stebbins, G..
Limpert, andJ. V. Quarles, Jr.
4th Ward, Kenoshs,-J. P. Glover, D. Whit
comb, and w. s. Fluskey.
Somers,-A. Gibbons, L. G. Carpenter,
and J. Bishop.
Paris,-F. Newell, E. d. Dunning, l.. w.
Thayer.
Brighton,-J. Hartn ell, w. V. Gull, J. w.
Evans.
Wheatland, IF. Vanderbeck T. Slade, R.
| S. Houston.
Randall, j. B .Vo sburg, w. A. McKesson.
| C. Benedict.
Salem IT. stockwell, N. M. Burgess, A /.
w. Pease. "
Bristol,-H. S. Thorp, N. Richtmyer, P. Jud-
son. F
Pleasant Prairie,-C. Rose, T. Porch, R. s.
Houston.
Chair appointed as tellers, Charles Frantz
and F. Newell. tat~
On motion the Convention proceeded to an
!nformal ballot for Member OF Assembly,
which resulted as follows T. Sade, IL; A
Farr, II; j. Bishop, s.; W. V. Gull, 2: M.
! Dresser, l.; j. D. Fowler, P. Judson, L :;
Blank, 2.
On motion recess Of fifteen minutes wa
taken Tor consultation. When the eonveD :
tion reassembled formal ballot for Membe
OF Assembly was taken, with the following
result: A. Farr go; P. Judson, 4; w. v.
Gull, 8; T. Slade, g.; Bishop, 2; j. D.
Fowler, /. A. Farr was declared unanimous
ly nominated.
An informal ballot for Sheriff was then ia
ken. j. Tetard, Is; s. Wing, 70; J. M,
stebbins, E. Brainard, 5; A. w. Pease,
2; blanks, 3. ga
1st formal ballot,-J. Tetard, 10; S. Wing,
Is; Brainardl Blank, l. j. Tetard was de
clared unanimously nominated.
For Treasurer the informal ballot stood
j. W. Evans, 10; s. Wing, z; H. McDer-
mott, 9; Lucas 9, w. Mcvicker 2, A. w
Pease 1, blank s.
1st formal ballot,-J. W.. Evans 10, s.
Wing Z, H. McDermott 0, j. Lucas 6, w Nc
Wicker l, A. w. Pease 1, blank1.
I'd formal ballot,-Evans 0, McDermott II
4 "a FORMAL ballot-Evans S, McDermott IL
4 Lucas IL, Wing 5.
4th formal balIot-Evans 9, Wing 5, Nc
Dermott Ii, Lucas 9.
At this point McDermott and Lucas with
| drew. sf ...o 6-...e. .4n
l 5th formal ballot-Evans %, McDermott 4
i Wing Z, McVicker 3, Bishop L. j. w. Evan
was declared unanimously nominated.
; Informal ballot for District Attorney.
V. Quarles Jr., 20, M. A. Baker 10, NJ. Dress
er /, blank L. eJG. .al
lst formal ballot for District Attorney
; Quarles 26, Baker 8. J. V. QuarIes was de-
: clared unanimously nominated. sg
:, L. B. Nichols was nominated for Clerk of
the Court by acclamation.
LIST formal ballot'for Reglster,-D. B. Ben
edict 81, E. G. .Timme /, Blank 2. D. B.
Benedict's nomination was declared unani-
nous. mr. r#f ~ n ~,grt -fH @t9H.C.
LIST formal ballot for County Clerk, e. G..
Timme 81. Nomination unanimous, EsssT
/ j. Lothrop, for County Surveyor, and A.
B Truesdell, for Coroner, were nominated
by reclamation. 81. '.' "o'l
4 The County Committee was appointed,
and consists of the following gentlemen :
NJ. Dresser, Chairman; s. s. Derbyshire and
Jacob Bishop. rrr a.|frH m 1 .n.r
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