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ing, Mr.. Robinson, and Mr. Parks, 'yan appointe,
to notify A1r. I.e'loyno Of lls nomination.
:, Tho following wcro appointed n Central art
Campaign Committee for two years: Thu cit
wards-Aao!ph schoeninger, john II. Rountreo
nnd Charles Deune!ly; tho country towns-Davi,
| =. 1lammond and 0hnrtca pasclick; Lake Coun
ty--S. !. nradh,lry, mud Col. Clasnp!tt.
Tho Convention thon nljournoA.
| LEGISLATIVE " NoMINATIoNs.
THE FIRST DISTINCT.
Tho First Legislative District Convention wa,
organized by tho election OF DR.. Wickoreha,1
prcsitlont, and r. aIoIIuGh Secretary
Mr. 9. G. +. Holden, Oh bohalf Of tho Sherman
1IolEc Committee, presented the following
names:
Scnalor-James ". Sheahnn.
Representatives Jared BasActt, Aloaoa Went.
worth, Walter s. Hall. Mcl,ao! Gcary.
hlr. Hhehhnn was nominated by acolamatiou.
After souio discussion, It being urged tha
only two Representatives bo nominated, the fol
lowing woro placed In nomination: Jared Das-
sctt, Mlchnol Geary, Moses Wentworth, Wiliau
McA1ahont and ]. D. Whaley.
The first ballot raaut oil in no choice, and AIr.
Wllalcy'a 1inlno was withdrawn.
T.. Iwo other ballots Tere had, and thcy resulted
AlcMahon.
THE sEcoSn DISTRICT.
The Second Legislative Distrct{ Convention
was organized By tho election Of Julius Roso,l.
thai President, and George a. h1eeoh Score.
tary.
hlr. WaldEon. OF Hyde Park, moved TINT but
ona Representative bo nominated. Agreed to.
Nominations wero then matlo as follows: AL
bert j. Maher, Joshua L. 1lareh, George 4.
Mcecll.
Au informal bal1ot WAS had, AM. resulted On
fol!ows; Mahes': 3; A1arHh 9, aloecll. 4.
Alr. Mech said ho wns not candidate.
a formal ballot WAS then taken, aud roaultol
as follows: Marsh, .; A1nhcr, 10.
1t wns stated that ono moro vote wns cast than
thoro wore delegates, and, aftor some discl,s-
sion, Alr. Marsli'a friends being indignant hc-
CAUSE ho WIS not successful, another ballot was
tnkcn. It resulted as follows: MaLer, 13 !;
Marsh, o.
Mr. a. j. Manor wa5 declared to be tue nom-
ineo.
Tile motion that but ono Representative DO
nominated Was reconBiderol, and Mr., ). L.
Marsh wns nominated BY reclamation.
THE THIRD DISTRICT.
The Third Legislative District Convention, to
nominate Senator and Two Representatives,
was organized by tho election Of John Griffin
PreBdont. nnd Florenco Harmon Secretary.
Tho following nominations wero made without
opposition
Seaa,or-2Iflos Katne.
RepWcse,statiucs-Wi William Honan and J, p,
Ford.
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Tho Fourth District Convention WAS not nl-
together harmonious, boiEE made up Of antag-
onistic elements. II. D. Miller was chosen Chair-
man, and T. T. Daley Secretary. Thcro WIS no
SENATOR to 10 nominated from thla district, hut
thero was lively scrimmage for tho nepre-
sentatiyea.
J. ]. kcarney and ]. J. Crowley were the pets
Of the Ninth Ward and. In spite Of the earnest
protest Of tho delegates from tho Twelfth aud
Thirteenth, they were nominated on tho sacond
balot, ,K1iearnoy receiving II yolos, Crowley 10,
Tho Chair appointed George Won 1Iollon, Law
renee oBreM. and John II, Coffse NJ The Sona-
toFiAt Committee and tho Convention adjourned
Win tho proud consciousness of having nonst-
natod ono of tho ~oaiiost tickets eyer prosecuted
for popular suffrage.
TIE FIFTH DISTRICT.
Tho Fifth District Convention organized by
tho election Of James Lyman az Chairman aud
D. A. sttts ns Secretary.
All tho nominations wore mado With ontiro
unanlnsity. and wore an follows:
Sa1ator-John Duohler, Fifteenth Ward.
Hepresenfatiues-,To IT. Arwouson, Eigh-
toonth Ward; II. J. Dunno, Fourteenth Ward.
nflehy by Dir. Dune, WIN returned thanks for
the hDNur, adjourned eiuo die.
Tho nominations gavo Eenerai satisfaction, and
arc regarded nj exceptionally strong. h1r John
DnaI!l1r IL too vol kuown to nood any atate-
..nent OF his nntucoaonts. Mr j. II. Arwedson
~ Sweda ly birth, Iia occupation boing that Of
Ata!stant Cashier OF tho City Savings bank.
slr. NJ. J, Dunno 10 lewyor by profession, aud
III al'olien OF III n man Of character and ability.
THE sIxTn DISTRICT.
Tho delegates mot in tho liuing-room OF the
Tnrncr-1Ia!l, immediately upun tue adjournment
Ut tho Congressional Convention. Alolph
Sclloenlnger was lnado Chairman md Junes
lsnntH Secretary.
AIR. A. @. llealmE spoke Of tho necessity Of
having tho bast lnen represent tho district III tho
Stats Legislature. Tho oatire tux systam OF tie
ns,. OF ability to do that work. llo nominated
Obadiah ,TnukHon,
The following woro a!Bo lut III nomination:
y. T. hlcOlure, 1[anH lInrtng. W. II. StlrItltey,
John Wagner, Martin 4. Delaney.
On tho t'rat ballot Obadiah Jnokson rocoiyod
~ sotes; lians 1lost!ns,- ls; w.. II. Sllckney,
Y y. 9, McCluro, =; john Wagner, 4; Mas1in |
Dolanoy, d.
A1eHsrs. jackson, IIortlng, and stickney wore
1a9lared 1, the nou'ees Of the conSentiop and
THE SEVENTH DlATn1UT. |
lilo country delegates met In thu library, and,
aftdr Aolao delay, nominated William rreiHo, OF
u,A Danto! Duoth OF Jefferson, for
lie Lower fiouBe aud II. W. Ilublnson, of Lake |
Wow, tor Senator. |
THE RArIFICATION MEETINCt. |
Itlo three Conventions met In Joint session, at |
o'clock In tho tnaln lall. to ratify tho nomisa-
tons. Tho room was about tmo-tilirds full Ut |
delegates aud spectators.
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