The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-06-10
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in Centreville, on Saturday, the 9Th
inst, and organised by the election of
Richard j. Hubbard. of Milton, Pres
ident, and j. NJ. Coe, of Richmond,
and H. G. Meredith. Of Cambridge
City, Secretaries. The following gen.
tlemen were appointed Committee
on Resolutions:
C. B. Walker, Wayne township;
DR.. Markle, Jefferson; Lorenzo An
derson, Franklin; Gen. S. Meredith.
Jackson; Geo. Stephenson, Boston;
DR.. j. r. Brown. Clay; E. B. New
man, Washington: John Macy. Dali
ton; Daniel B. Robbins. Perry; w.
B. Wilcutts, New Garden; Thomas
H. Cook, Centre; Jonathan Whitacre,
Webster.
On motion of Col. Dudley, it was
voted that all resolutions be referred
to the Committee on Resolutions with
out debate. d
On motion Of I. Ben. Morris, it was
voted to send full delegation to the
Congressional Convention.
The township delegations then re-
tired to appoint their delegates and
township committees, and submitted
the following report:
Abington-State and Congressional,
John Hunt; TIP. Com, Nicholas
Smith, William Brown, Joseph B.
Colvin.
Boston-State, George Stevenson;
Congressional, John Druley; TIP.
Com, John Druley, John Conley,
Levi Stanley.
Trumbull. T. F. Gentry. NJ. M. Maud
lin; TIP. Com, VIM. Frazie, D. M.
Dickey, DIR. III. Tilson. asa +.
Clay-State and Congressional, B.
L. Harris, j. r. Brown; TIP. Com,
Jonas Hatfild, j. H. Wrinkle, j. r.
Brown.
Dalton-State and Congressional, s.
j. Macy; TIP. Com. Il. c. Cheesman
John Macy, James Conway.
L. d. Anderson, A. d. Jeferis; TIP
Com, Hezekiah Vannuys, j. e.
Graves. w. D. Kemp.
Green-State and Congressional
Jesse Hates; TIP. Com, William More.
land, John Meredith, Thomas Judd
Harrison---State aud Congressional
Rankin Baldridge; TIP. CON-, II. Bald.
ridge, John K. Smith, Lewis Bond.
Jackson-State, Johu Scott, S. c.
Whiteeell, III. Meredith, Charles Bal.
lengcr, Gen. 8. Meredith, Benjamin
Fulghum; Congressional. Gen. s. Mer
edith. ]. w. Carpenter. T. Il. Jessup
J. +. Gray. Elias Morris. Cyrus Swain
Jesse Hiatt. L. +. Lawrence.
Jcfferson-State and Congressional
j. E. Markle, Granville FOrkncr; Tp
CON-, j. E. Markle, w. IL. Pittman
Joseph Stonebraker.
New Garden-State AMI Congress
sional, w. Is. Wilcutts, A. X. Hollo
we'll, i. Jeferis.
Perry-State, d. B. Robbins, f
Oloy; Congressional, j. Good. j
Thornburg; Tp. Com, j. w. Good
Jesse Greenstreet, j. Thornburg.
Washington-State and Congress
sional, Richard Hubberd. Chas. Nc
Crews; TIP. Com, G. w. Galloway, d
p. Leibhardt, +. B. Newman.
Wayne-State and Congressional
w. w. Dudley, HI. c. Fox, Miles j
Shinn, Samuel Bundy. James Town
send. Thomas Nestor, j. NJ. Coe, d
w. Comstock, Elan I. Brown, Johl
NJ. Hawkins, John 8. Iredell, /. Ben
Morris. j. G. Ratliff, j. w. Martin
Levi NJ. Jones, Lafayette Larsh, JOIN
L. Rupe, john F. Kibbey; TIP. Com
II. C. Fox, A. A. Curme, Paul C
Graf.
Webster-State and Congressional
j. II. Whitacre; TIP. Com. O. P
Stats. G. Coggshall, j. r. Whitacre
Il. B. Reynolds, Esq, candidate 70
the Republican nomination for Con
gress was introduced, but had time t
make but few remarks when the Com
mittee on Resolutions sent word tina
they we're ready to report. He CAV
way, when Gen. Sol. Meredith. Chair
man, submitted the following as tn
opinion of the Republicans Of Wayn
county. Each section was read SEP
arately, and adopted, after which o
motion of Col. Dudley, the resolution
were adopted entire.
| To the Republican Convention Of Wayn
County Indiana:
Your committee on resolutions RI
port as follows, to-wit:
Resolved, LIST, That the Republ
cans of Wayne county in conventio
congratulate the country on the ger
eral peace and prosperity which ha
prevailed under the successful admir-
istration of our Republican Presiden
2. That We express ourselves in t,
vor of q strict economy in the admir-
istratiOn of county, state and nations
government.
3. That we declare ourselves oppo
ed to the encr0achment of monopOli,
upon the rights of the people, and
accomplish that end, we favor Coz
eress exercising the constitution
right of regulating commerce betwet
the States, and especially in refercn,
to the transportation Of freight
railroads.
A. Deploring the great evils of il
temperance, we declare ourselves o
posed to electiug any man to any Off
who is not in favor Of temperance, al
practically temperance man.
5. That we are in favor of legisl
ton to equalize the salaries Of coun
officers with those of persons in 9th
positions Of equal responsibilities al
mental requirements. o5t
6. That we favor an elastic currcne
and money sufficiently to supply &
demands of the business interests
the country.
z. That we approve the recent Leg
lation Of the present Congress repe;
ing in part the act commonly call
the back pay act, which gave to mel
bers of Congress back pay, to viii
/. they have neither q legal or MOI
right, being for services already re
dered, and we deeply regret that t
President did not see proper to We