The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-09-19
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.


The Republican Convention of the 5th Congression-
al District met at Armory Hall at noon to-day, and
of the District Committee. Hon. Geo. +. Wheeler of
Dodge County, was chosen Chairman, and E. NJ.
Griswold, of the same County, Secretary
The following gentlemen were appointed COM
mittee on credentials: Col A. }. Mccoy, of Dodge
County, E. Reynolds. of Fond du Lac, c. A. Spencer
of Sheboygan and Otto Tremel of Manitowoc.
The Chairman also appointed the following per-
sons as Committee on resolutions: Hon. f. Colman,
of Fond du Lac. c. E. Lewis of Dodge, Hon. j. Ii.
Jones, of Sheboysan, and Chas. Luling, of Manito-
Hon E. Colman moved that the Chairman appoint
a committee OF one person from each County, and
at large to constitute the District Committee,
after which the Convention adjourned to meet at
o'clock
At Q o'clock the Convention called to order by
the Chairman, and the Committee on credentials
made their report follows, which was adopted:
Dodge County-l4th Distribution. z. E. Lewis
and j. Il. Gary.
and S. Fordy Dist.-H. d. Parsens and G. de
Nevne.
sheboygan County-1st District=aIajor Nathan
Cole and Il. Slade.
Mantowoc County-15th District-Ottc Ttoemel
and Chas. Luling.
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Dodge County-1st District-D. S. Cornell, 2 votes
Second District-Col. A. j. Mccoy and G. w. Farr
Third District-Geo. F. Wheeler and l.. Merrill
Fifth District-E. NJ. Griswold and Joseph Arm
strong.
Fond du Lac County-lst Distrct-J. S. Let's and
E. Reynolds.
Third District-A. 7. Gormond and J. ID: Bneil.
Sheboygan County-1st District-Geo. Marsh and
n. Cole.
Second-F L. Eastman and W. d. Ghoslin.
Third-Joseph Richardson and c. A. Spencer,
Manitowoc County, 1st-Peter Reuther, H. Is. Be-
Its.
Second-Otto Troeme and Chas Lung.
Third-Chas. Eeelinger and CIV: " hite.
The Chairman then announced the Central Com
mittee as follows Hon. C. E. Colman Chairman :;
c. L. Lewis, Dodge, Geo. l.. Field, Fond du Lac N
Cole Sheboygan; Charles Luling Manitowoc.
An informal ballot for a candidate for Congress re-
sui ted as follows:
Henry Baetz......... -.----.ll
j. III. Babcock .....-.-.lI
David Taylor. -
N. C. Farnsworth. ......-..6
An informal ballot resulted as follows:
Hery
David lay lor --.----
The nomination of Henry Baetz, as made unani-
nous, after which the Convention adjourned.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Whereas: The Republican party has, by its histo-
ry and record, shown itself to be the true friend and
firm advocate of political REFORM and while its prin
ciples have been those that have been demanded by
the people and the times they have been fully carried
out by said party, and,
Whereas: The Administration of President Grant
has proven to be a complete success in that the fl
nances of the government have been managed with
honesty and fidelity the interests OF the people;
that the nation is at peace with all the world, and
that general prosr reigns throughout the land
therefore,
IoeSoyUed: BY this convention, that pledge all
best energies the election of Grant and Wilson
and to the success of the Republican party, and to
the election of its various representatives.