The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-08
Proceedings OF the Republican Convention

At the Rcpubllcan convention held III
SaIina, Oct. Bird, to place county officers
( in nomination and perform other duties
apperlmniuy thereto, Johnathan Weaver
was elected temporary chairman, and ).
! G.. Terry temporary secretary.
! The chairman was authorized TO ap'
point committee of five on credentials
| The following were appointed f. Wiki
eson, D. f. Fuller, Robert Anderson, +.
l.. Norton and J. w. Blondon.
The chairman was authorized to APP
coint q committee Of five OH permanent
organization. The following were APP
pointed NJ. D. Simpson, 4. McPhalI,
Il. n. Sterns, L. Parker, a. 7. Collins.
Upon motion the Convention adjourn
ed until half-past One p. NJ.
The hour of .half-past one having az
rived the Convention was called TO order
when the Committee on credentials pre-
scented the following report:
Your committee on credentials re-
spectiuIy report that we have examined
the credentials Of the delegates from the
different voting precincts as follows to
wit:
Smoky Hil-E. l.. Norton, f. r.
Switzer, ID. Bcebe, Robert Anderson,
Ed. Smith, Thomas Anderson, John
RoGell, J. b. GROCER, d. Whitehead,
George c. Probert, J. y. McCarty, NJ.
D. Sampson, r. ii. Dlhle, a. e. CouSc,
James Chase, John Z. Harrison, Magnns
HolmouiSt, l.. F. Parsons, Taylor Mil
Ter, Ii. G. Stanley, j. ID. NJ. Conrad,
II II "A L n,hart Rvn,Cn
Spring Crcek-W. f. Leslie, f. \.
Storms, ". D. Mccormick, r. X. Titus,
Henry Wade, T. 5. Wolcott, r. B. Ing
raham, Dan Herfne and Joseph Skilton.
Ohio-A. n. Case, ID. +. Fuller and
Robert Martin.
Washlngton-E. Nelson and Eli 5.
Cooley.
Falun-Chas. Johnson, Fred Er c';son,
O. Forssce and J. Forssee.
Wanut-W. 4. Parker and j. W.
Shaw.
Waddells-F. Ii. Van Eaton and T.
F. Elliott.
Soloman-A. p. Collins, to cast the
entire vote.
GYPSUM. C. Terry and Frank
Wilkeson.
Libcrty-Alphaus Hustled, Alex Me
Phai. G. P. Gunnerson, James Smith
and Daniel f. Hopkins.
Elm Creek-A. c. Kennison, E. Wells,
J. S. Bean and J. ". Blondon.
Darby-John Darby and John W.
Mcclellan.
SmoIan-C. J. Brodine, ]. W. Peter
son. J. N. DanIlson. Henry Miller, Van
Buren, Martin & Joel Mal;by.
Eureka onathan Weaver and Jona-
than Thinker.
And recommend that they be entitled
to seats in this convention.
f. l.. Norton, Chairman.
Committee on Permanent organiza-
ton reported Johnathan Weaver for
Cbairmao and.J. c. Terry, Secretary.
Report adopted. Mr.. Blondon offered
the following:
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rs s..er delegates s-s-tls- ogo-.d - t- raITsa
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SALARIES ~ County state afo N-i'onsl ea-sr. - .
Standard ;ha. o1Tgsres via the inoon- 81 iaf' =
ns.as both brains z.d capital Ia Their 5asEcss tss-
red
4 motion was made TO proceed to
vote tor candidates wise vote, and that
candidates shall receive majority OF
all the votes cast, before being declared
nominated Motion carried.
Nominations for The Office OF Repre-
sentative, beIHg row IN order, the narse
OF Frank Wilkeson was presented br Dr.
Swilzef, that OF Col. George G Loek-
wood by Alex MePhail, Johnaiban
Weaver By Ed Wells. FoEr votes
,,-..r. t.knn rrith ihn fnIlnNinr resnit