Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-29
responding to call, and heartily sustained
the choice of the Convention.


n. G. Buff of Sullivan. n................l3 l3o
George G. Carr, of Jackson. ..-..... .222
Sterns Fisher, of Wabash. ......... .23S
Thomas G. Jacques, of Marion. ..... ..2l5
SECOND BALLOT.
On the second ballot the names of Messrs.
Calkins, Buff, CARRIER, Martindale and
Jacquess We're withdrawn. As the bal
loting proceeded it became evident that
Sexton would be the nominee, and num-
ber Of counties changed to him before the
count was announced, giving him l1OS
votes, which was made unanimous.
CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE.
Godlove S. Orth. h..................1 .1119
Benjamin Spooner,. .......-....-...2 20
Alvin p. Hovey,. y,............ .l60
Cyrus NJ. Allen. ..................o ..ol
L. w. Thompson. A
On motion the nomination of Godlove
S. Orth was made unanimous.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
w. w. Curry, Vigo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .S32
George Arnold, Wells. ..........2 .240
w. T. Spicely, Orange. ........2 .223
Hiram Pra'her, Jennings. ....23S
General Spicely moved that the nomina-
ton be made unanimous.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
General George F. McGinnis, j A.
Wildnlan, w. B. Funk and A. ]. Hay
were put in nomination. Wildman and
McGinnis, stood about equal, with Funk
and Hay following in the order named.
The friends af the two latter breaking for
Wildman, changes We're made to give him
971 votes, and the nomination on the first
ballot. McGinnis having 344, Funk 1o5,
and Hay 50.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE.
John B. Glover of Lawrence county,
was nominated on the third ballot.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT.
John B. Black, Of Marion county was
nominated on the first ballot
FOR CLERK or SUPREME COURT.
Charles Scholl, of Clark county, was
nominated on the first ballot.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INsTRUC-
TON.
Benjamin W. Smith, Of Marion, was
nominated on the first ballot.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
James c Denny, of Knox was nomi-
mated On the hrst ballot
STATE ELECTORS.
General Nathan Kimball, Marion.
Joseph 5 Buckles, Delaware.
Captain John Schwartz, Dearbon.
Alternates- s-Hon W A. Woods, Elk
hart.
! Captain II. c Fox. Wayne.
Isaac s. Moore Warrick.
STATE DELEGATES TO NATIONAL con
yENTIoN.
| Governor Conrad Baker Marion.
Hon. Henry s Lane, Montgomery
General george K. Steele, Parke.
Colonel T. c. Slaughter, Harrison.
Colonel Charles W. Chapman, Koscius
ko
General Sol Meredith Wayne.
Alternates-Hon. G. w. Catheart, il
Por e.
Hon Horatio G. Newcomb, Marion.
Hon. Thomas &. Jacques, Posey.
Colonel Ira g. Grover, Decatur.
Hon. John Beard Montgomery.
Hon. ". w Carter, Clay.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
First District-John ". Foster, Van
derburg; Second-D. W. Voyles, Floyd
Third-John 6. Berkshire; Ripley
| lU--1AAidi1s LC VIZ 1ldlIOOAs 4 Ill
w illiam Wallace, Marion; Sixth-Lin
Benton; Exhibition D. r. Brown
Hamilton; Ninth. w. Burson, Della
ware Tenth ohm d. Duvall, Lagrange
Eleventh-Thomas Bushnell. White.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
; First District-D. B Kumler, Wander
, burg; contingent, Frank B. Posey, Pike
Second-Cyrus T. Nixon, Floyd; contin
| gent, Jos. Throop, Orange; 3rd, John R
| Cravens, Jefferson; Fourth, John I
| Goodwin, Franklin; Fifth, G. w Grubt
j Morgan Sixth, James Johnson; Seventh
: Jesse Harper, Warren; Eighth, Captai
; C. Cowgirl, Wabash contingent, Nintl
: Judge j. S. Taylor, Allen; Tenth, DR.,
v W. H. Ellis, Elkhart; Eleventh. Sidne
Keith, Fulton; contingent, John s. Bel
e der Marshal.
At the dose ofthe balloting the pla
It form was adopted by unanimous vote.
The Republicans of Indiana, by the
a delegates in convention assembled, in a.
] pealing once more to the people of Il
n State for the support of their candidate
d for public Office, declare:
t l.. That in the future, as in the pas
st we will adhere to the principles Of Il
r Declaration of Independence, and
l. firmly sustain the Constitution of Il
United States as the true basis of popl
n lar freedom and will maintain the equ
II rights OF all men before the law; and tt
le authority of the National Governmel
o against all false theories Of State rights.
n 2. That we therefore approve of Il
At acts Of Congress, and of the administr
d ton, which put the rights of all citizel
q under the protection of the National a
le thority when they are assailed by no
s. tile legislation, or by the violence of arr
e, ed associations, whether open or secre
, and We demand the enforcement of t
laws, that these rights may be secure
IS and amply protected wherever and whe
ever invaded.
er 8 That we congratulate the count
Is on the complete restoration of the Unlo
l and now as heretofore, the Republic
"a party remembers with gratitude our bra
II. soldiers and seamen who imperiled th
10 lives in the service Of the country, and
l whom as men who saved the nation
eo the hour of her peril, we owe the high
1n honor; and we declare that our oblil
p tlons to them shall never be torgott'
and We demand that the public bount
and pensions now, or which may be p
e vided for those brave defenders of the ]
,r, ton, shall be paid without cost to the
Sc oipients; and that the widows and
rt phans of the gallant dead, the wards
sst the nation, shall receive the nations p
tectmg Care, and while we cheerfuliy