The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-02

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Pursuant to the call Of tho County
Central Committee, the delegates
from the several townships met in
the Court House, Tipton,at ! O'Clock
p. M, on Saturday, and were called
to order by Chairman Kynctt, upon
whose motion Hon. J. w. Beatty was
elected Chairman.
Upon motion Of w. P. Wolf, c. p.
Furst was chosen Secretary.
Upon motion. NJ. F. Edgington, of
Rochester, G. w. Rollins, Of Center,
e. Grinnell, of Springdale, NJ. Spring
steed, Of Dayton, and w. w. Allen,
Of Fremont. were appointed Com
mittee on Credentials.
The Committee having retired,
Hon. Henry Wharton was called and
responded in . manner worthy An old
and honorable Republican. On tax
ing his seat he was warmly applau-
ded. Hon. w. P. Wolf. also Yespon-
ded to calls, and in . brief speech
called attention to the sole princi.
ple(D Of the clique Of Office seekers
who denominate themselves the. An
,i-Monopoly" psrty-it is found, he
said, at the beginning of al their calls,
which are invariably addressed, "To
all who are opposed to the Repubi-
can party" Opposition" then, is
their sole stock in trade. J. w. KY
nett, was called for. and responded
with relation Of his political expe-
rience, having particular reference to
his early conversion to Republican
ism, the reasons therefor, and the
good reason he still saw to stand firm
in the faith.
The Committee on Credentials then
made the following report:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen ofMe
Convention
We, your Committee on Creden-
tials, find the following named gen.
tleman entitled to seats, as delegates
to this convention.
Center. w. Kynett, Jos. Will
son, c. l.. LonRley, b. Virgins, e.
Rollins, w. P. Wolf, and w. L. Nc
Croskey-7.
Cass-J. NJ. Long and w. X. Diltz
q.
Dayton-H. G. Coe, S. w. Beatty,
NJ. Springsteed and Thos. Elijah-4.
Fremont-W. c. Maley, w. W.
Allen and J. w. Whisc-3.
Fdrniagton-H. S. Mortgridge and
T. G. PRESCOTT.
FairfeM-J. H.Dickison and Hen
~ Britcher-2.
Go.oer--T. =. Bishop and r. E.
Campbell-2.4 49,
Sugar Ctssb- R. q. Scott and Jas.
H. Leech-2.
Losoa - Elisha Negus Geo. Wool
lev and William Mather-3.
LnLand-John Alderman and Or
lando Howe.
Linn-Alexander Moffitt-2.
Mossilon-John Deming and Will
lard Rollins.
Pioneer-Will Helmer, 0. H. Hell
mer and G. I. Stephens.
Red Odk-No credentials.
Rochester = DR.. Edgington and
Amos Barnard.
Springfield w. Corrie and ]. G.
Johnson.
Springdale-J. c. Chambers. Rich
ard Smith, r. H. Beeson. Edwin Grin
nell, and A. B. Cornwall--5.
Respectfully submitted.
NJ. F. EDGINGToN, Charm Com.
The report being received motion
to amend by adding the names Of
James Safely and John Doroas As del
egates from Red Oak prevailed and
the report was thea adopted.
The motion unanimously prevailed
that one delegate from each township
constitute committee to put in NOM
instion three delegates of nine men,
bers each to severslly represent Co.
dar county in the State, COMPRESSION
al, and Judicial nominating conven-
tions. The roll of townships was
called and the following committee
selected: G. l.. Longley, w. K.
Diltz, H. G. Coe, w. w. Allen, H.
Morkridge, J. H. Dickinson, T. NJ.
Bishop, r. G.. Scott, E. Negus, O.
Howe, Alex. Motif John Deming. C.
l. Stephens, Jas. Safely, NJ. F. Edg-
ington, VIM. Corrie, and A. B. Corn
wall.
After necessary conference, the
committee reported as follows.
through it's Secretary, Mr.. Longley:
Gentleman Of the Convention:
Your committee organized by elect
ing Chairman and Secretary, and up
Oh the passage of motion TO take up
the delegation separately, putting in
nomination rs many for each rs is de-
sired and then selecting the proper
number by ballot, the following del
egstions to the various conventions
were selected, and are now reported
for your consideration:
Stdte--Wm. Baker, J. Z. Tufts, j.
w. Wharton.Jr.,C. P. Furst, J. Dem
ing, Geo. Woolley, Jas. Smith, S.
Yates, and E. Grinnell.
CongressiOnaLH. C. Morgridge,
J. w. Kynett, D. Gano, J. H. Leech,
NJ F. Edgington,J las. SaAev, C. I.Steph-
ems, R. B. Smith, and w. C. Maley.
yudicial-W. w. Allen, w. Hell
mer, H. Wharton, H. c. Carr, NJ
Springs,sed, Chas. Cops, r. r. Camp
bell, A. B. Cornwall, g. w. Rollne.
The report of the Committee was
adopted - a whole, and the several
delegations were then read sepsrately
and confirmed by vote.
Then after remarks by few mem
bers in which wise and harmonious
action were urged upon all, the con.
vention adjourned.
J. w. BEATTY, Chairman.
c. P. FURsr, Sec'y.