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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-22
fhe ''Illepellinl" CplIeltiQl.


Pursuant to call, the "lndepen-
dent Representative Convention.
for the District composed Of Lake,
Osce"Ia and A~costs counties, c..n.
vsned In Harmony Hall, Reed City.
Oct. 2Osh, 1874. Orrin Stevens, VI
Msc,sta, WAS chosen Chat, MAJ, and
Frank n. Carroll, u Lake, Sccre-
tary.
A Committee on Gre 1sn,ials was
appointed, and il reported the fol-
lowing ~ entitled to seats in he
0nvention:
Aecosta County Andrew Bra
ke,, Theron w. Barbour. D..nyla.s
ltoben, WIN. Mitchell, John F. BY
ers, Sanford Lynch. Orrin Stevens,
Cl,ns. NJ. Darrah.
Lake County F. III. Carroll. II.
ST., ndcrs.
There were "o delegates present
from Oscrola county, Int owing
TO the lateness Mihe hour, the Can.
ve"ti"n proceeded to the business
before il.
1t appearing that PARTON If tn.
delegates from Lake ard Nee. sta
Counties was absent. on ,nOiion. the
delegates present were authorized
To cast the entire vote Of their re-
spective cnnn'ies.
On motion the invention pro-
ccedcd to an inf;'r,nal ballot for
Representative, with r. @. F,ke
aud u. X ten, of Msc,'sta, ss tel
lers.
The Informal ballot resulted as
foII"w': Ge". +. Stearns, Z; David
\. Latl'rop, g.
The formal ballot resulted IT,
eleven votes f,r Strarns, aud none
TOR L'''i,rOl'; whrreul"'n Srrarn.
WAS declared the unanimous ci,Ulce
1t The C"i.vcuii"n.
A Representative Committee Was
then appointed, con. listing 1T three
from each county, IA fellows: Dong.
lass RUbrn, Chas. Wagner, John
F. Bycrs, M.c,~'a; W. A. Lewis,
John Stevens, Jas. R"ney, Osceo-
IL; +. NJ Carroll, ID. Knight, Jas.
BI."d. Lake.
y" Motion, the Secretary was in.
s'rsctcd To qneet the publication
at the proceedings If fi'e CoHven-
t"n IN I'LL the newspapers in the
District.
Adjourned SINE die.
ORKIN STEVENS, Chairman.
FRANK NJ. CARROLL, Secretary.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-22

Notice 10 nsrsby given that the under.
signed have 6led In the ofice Of the Clerk
Of the Cireui: Court OF Lake County. Mich
igan, Q Petition 70 said Circuit csurt pray-
Ing for the vacation Of the Plat heretofore
made ny Augustus =. Chapman aud fled In
the s@cs 81 the Register of Deeds sr said
county - plat OF the village ef Hannibal.
That the premises 10 be affected bs the W.
cation OF raid plat are described as the sau,h
hslt ofthe south west quarter, aud the south
wes. quarter of the southeast quarter. AID
10. three Of Section thirty four. Ia Town
eighteen North, Range thirteen West, said
description being given with reference to
the government survey. and bri r the land
which Il supposed the entire of said plat
was intended to cover.
Said Petition will be presented to the Cir.
cult Court Tor said Coui ~ OF the first day
Of the term next succeeding the Gate Of chi.
notice, or as soon thereafter ~ counsel eau
be heard. ~hen raid Court will bc moved to
grant the prayer Of sid petili"n.
wv L. WEBsxs.
HENRY g. PurrxR.
Dated Sept. %. 1874.
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Baldwin City. Oct. 22t, 1874.

l;Y the rep"t OF the "l"icpcnd-
e"t" Representative Convention,
giver elsewhere, It will be- sccn
that Geo. +. SIearns, oi By Rapids,
Mas Nominated. Mr.. Stearns, 81
far rs We are able l." learn, H. n man
capable "f filling the office accept
ably; bnt the Con vcntion which
nominated him was rather q one
sid, d affair, aud all on the side of
Mec'eta county. There were seven
delega'e.(O acting in the Convrn
ton. Six from Mccosta, and ono
from Lake c"nniy. TIE delegate
from this county was chosen b, the
Democratic Convention held AT
Nirvnna some time since. Why lie
should attend MI "lndrpe- dent"
Convention, We are unable 10 ex
plain.
II seems thatthe independents"
are as great sticklers for l,'cnlity as
are the Republicans Ut Mec.,sia
county; f"r they would not even
give complimentary" ballot to
either Lake or Osccola c"unty; hut
voted straight f"r Stcarns from the
start. They started cut with the
name of "lndependent," but ended
with a th"rOngh Democratic organ
'zat'"n, aa shown by the Represrn,
alive Committee app"i, ted. "fte-
forn," "Indepcnden,," People,
ETC., are nice names to us. IN f,rn,
ing traps Ia which I" catch dissa,is
fed Republicans md office seekers.
bur when they come right down d"
"bnsi"rss," why then its "Dc,no-
cratic" every time.
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Baldwin!
The Railr0adI!
COMMUNICATION OPENED!
Too Tra;ns Daily Each Way Be-
frozen Bald.cin and Reed CSty.

Last Monday morning q regular
rain was placed upon the Flint 4
P-rs Marquette Railway, between
this point aud Reed City, running
No per time card published else
where This arrangement will
doubtless held until the completion
IT the Read to Lndinyton. The
train isa "mixcd" one, carrying
bath Passengers aid freight. II is
desired ,lia, arrangements he made
ar n daily mail from Reed City to
This point, and K. w. Trout, The
energetic and "bliging Postmaster
ut The latter place is now cndeav-
ori"g I" provide for carrying ON,
such II programme.
Worknen arc engaged upon the
material for the dr,"t and water
AJAX. aud they will probably be- fin
'shed within three ar tour weeks.
The work of iracklsying, under the
rM ,ient management OF Chief En-
gineer Scare, progresses rapidly
west ward. at u point some eight or
ten miles from town.
Ii ia impossible to fully describe
the feeli' x Oi relief afforded the
people Of this community by this
means 1T Communication with the
outside world; I" kn"w that there
il AL end L" travelling weary miles
in Rough, heavy wagons, over wretch
cd c"rdur"ys and through mud and
mirc; T." know thar ~ trip which, for.
merIy required two days time lu"y
now i've accomplished IN fonr hours,
with ease aud comfort. Last, bnt
most important "f all is The TACT
that splendid facilities are thus al
k.rded t;.r developing the abundan
natural resources Of Lake county.
In this day and age "i the world il
is useless I" talk about progress aud
prosperity with"ut II Railroad, and
as We are now provided Tor IL hi.
respect. We ca" take fresh courage
aud push ahead with renewed en-
ergy. llurrah for the Railway!
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present sitoation OF affairs in this
District. We expect to sss certain
men in the District claim that the
nomination 10 "regulsr," straight"
aud in accordance with the wishes
Of ,nsjority ot tho Republican par
~ In this District. Now, let every
honest. candid Republicans lvok fair
ly ut the matter and see II il bs so.
According 10 the results uf the VA
ri"us Connty Conventions, seven
teen delegates were chosen to rep
resent the Republicans in this Con-
vrnti"n. Ont OF those seventeen
votes, Mr.. Phelps received eight
and one tenth, or less than half
Can that be called MI expression If
The majority. Most assuredly mal
A chilli can see the p"ti'i.n, NJ
once. Tho Delegations from Lake
and Usceula c.,nniics voted ir,u,
first to last, j" the ball"ting, against
Phelps. We might pen still more
in regard to this question nj noIni-
mating n candidate t"r Represent
aii,e, bnt think enough has already
been eaid. The matter virtually
stands precisely where il did before
Mr.. Wood issued his call. That
PORTION "i the delegates acted in
good faith in desiring a just and
fur nomination we have no doubt,
aud that there WAS a failure to Sc
cure q nomination WIS no fault III
theirs. We are Compelled to leave
The ,matier entirely IL the hands ut
the people If the District to choose
and el"ct IN al to represent them
in the Leg i.laiure. That n yapd
man will lie chosen, We have no
doubt, for we have ,m much faith
IN the integrity aud ability al The
people uf this District 10 think 9th
rrwise.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-22

i3v the report "f proceedings at
the Board of Supervisors, given el-e
~hrie it will he s-en that the ques
ti"n of locating the County Seat a,
Baldwin will be submitted to the
people Of Lake county next April,
That the proposition will bc acted
upon in manner favorable {,
Baldwin, We scarcely doubt. IN
addition to the facts that $4,000 In.
been pledged as gilt to the coun-
ty; that the c"nrty is not now pos
sessed Of u single foot If land upon
which 10 erect county buildings;
that this village is the most central.
ly located Of any on tho line of :Lc
Railroad which is now in operation
to this poin; We also, have the tact
that Baldwin is increasing faster in
wealth and population than any
other village in the county lit al
ready has the lead IN size and i'm
portance), and there's excellent
prospects If q Railway running
from Newaygo to Manistee. crosse
ing the F. & p. N. Railway at this
point. Congress has already es-
tablished mail route from Neway.
81 I" Baldwin City.
The thing which We desire in re-
gard to this question is that every
elect"r in Lake county lays xsid.
all prejudice and spirit Of rivalry,
and votes for what ho considers for
the best interests OF the people al
large. 1t certainly is for the inter
ests of one and all to- have the C"un
~ Seat at q point most convenient
Of access. Such point may be
found here now, with every pros
pect vi additional facilities in the
near future. II the necessary
amount Of money for purchasing a
site and or. citing county buildings
can DC raised without heavy taxa
ton Of citizens most remote from
the County Seat, that alec, is desir.
able. The $4,000 given to the
county, in shape Of site and n,eans
for buildings, accomplishes this end.
Le' every v"feg calmly and impair.
TALLY consider this important mat
ter. Ample time will elapse be-
tween this and April for a thorough
under standing Of the question, and
we trust every voter will go to the
polls prepared To cast his ballot for
the Proposition which promises sat
i.fac'i"n I" the people AT large, and
not in favor Of any proposition
brought f'rward by a small faction
for the purpose OF advancing its
own interests.
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October Elections.

Election returns from Ohio show
that the Democrats have carried
the State by from $4,000 to ~, OOO
majority. Thew have gained SIX
Congressman, leaving the delcga-
ton thirteen Democrats to ssve,I
Republicans.
In Indiana, the Democrats hay.
gained five Congressmrn, leaving
the delegation eight Dsuoc, sts To
five Republicans. TIE D.m, Graf.
ic majority in the State was about
10000.
The supremacy of the Republic
can party in Iowa and Nebraska
has been maintained.
Or the members Of Congress th7s
far elected, thirty-one are Republi-
ca"s, and thirty.two Democrat.
We expect to ESQ ~ Q result Of tho
November elecrions that ,naj"ri,y
of one overc"'ne, and . han.ison~
IN j"rify rolled mp on tho other side.
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fhat Representative Convention.

Pursuant To- the call 1T Vim.
W@'d, cl'air'na" Vi the Represent
ative C"hven,i.m recently held at
Reed City. n number Of the dele
gates to that C"nveniion assembled
ut Baldwin, at + o'clock p. M. on
Thursdny, Oct. Cpd. On calling
the roll It WAS found that the entire
vote "f Mccosta county Was repre-
-c"tcd; but some four or foe OUT Of
the nine ori inal delegates were
represented by subst,tntes. Both
the original delegates from LAX.
county were present. From Osce
ola county came tw" delegates; one
at them came protesting str Ugly
against any action by the Cunven-
ton. The other expressed his in
iention Of joining the Convention,
but vile" it was proposed that he
I've allowed (" cast the full vote of
Osce"la county he refused to as
sumo The responsibility. lie was,
virtually, the "nl delegate present
from O-ce'la county.
A motion from u Mecosia county
delegate, in effect that the C"nven
ZION proceed to an inf,r,nal ballot
for Representative, called forth III
amendment fr"in u Like county
delegate, that they nominate Davih
n. Lnthr"p. ot Lake, by acclamaiion.
This evidently did not suit tie Nc
costa delegatl"n, whe appeared t.
have the thug "cut aud dried"
wi h tickc's) for nominating their
man. A spirited discussion then
ensu.d regarding the so.called Sic
gaIity" Of the clairnian's call, | end.
ing which debate, motion was
made to adjourn. A number Of
and even delegates, DIS
gusted with the performance, had
left. and were leaving. Confusion
rcigned supreme. Part of the Me.
costa delcsatcs gathered around
the chairman, urging him {, put
the first motion Ito pr Gee | to al
informal bal.oi). This ne could
not d'', Ms n motion to adjourn had
been made. W"'d expressed him
self NJ wishing to decide Ill qncs-
TORS submitted to him fairly aud
etc. At last motion
prevailed T." adjourn till 8 O'clock
the following morning.
On the following morning the
Convention again convened. When |
u war pr"r"scd to proceed to Az
Informal ballot, n delegate iroan Ne
c"sta county raised the question Nc
!" tho "Icaa!ity" of the Convention, |
and on tho Chair deciding to pro-
cesd to On informal ballot, that dele
gate from Mcc,,sfa county Withdrew.
The balloting wac then proceeded
with. resulting in eight aud one
tenth voies for Phelps. two fur ID.
A. Larhrop, and one for N. L. Ger
r'sh. Phelps was declared the
'nsninnous chic. of the Cenvcn-
ion, was called IT,. accepted the
nomination and thanked them for
lie honor conferr, d.
While proposing aud ever aiming
o be Thoroughly in sympathy and
ccord with the Republican cause,
re feel compelled to deplore the
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-22

Wa feel called upon to again
apologize 10 our readers for the
late appearance Of our paper, We
trust that with the closing Of the
present Political csmpaig", in. two
weeks, that We will BE- enabled to
give our readers more interesting
matter, and place il before them
ION tine.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-22

Betwsen Baldwin and Reed City u Ia. hill
TO En- Bcslr. for $7S.iS, with one endorse
ment Of t2o. aad smother OF eco; mlso, q
due ball tn Y. Stewart, Tor SIS, with endorse.
mrnt of $3.50 Both werc contained In u
leather purse. AZ the contents Of ih- pnrs..
are OF No use 20 other parties. the 6ndrr will
confer fsvor on the undersigned BY r.turn
Ing thcm to him at Baldwin.
RoB'r STEWART.
Baldwin City, Mich, Oct 18th, 1874.
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j. 5. HOLDEN, 1T the Farwell
LEICESTER, has been placed H. n"mi-
nat"n "n the straight Republican,
ticket as candidate f.r Clerk and
Register "f Glare county. Hidden,
We believe Yen claim the honor OF
heing editor, devil, boss and all
hands, ." We presume the action al
ii" C"nv~"ti"" simply gave the
devil hi. due" Any wa,, we'll
v"nch for it, being al ri. Ut, and il,
speaks volumes f,r the common
sc,'sc and sense "fj"s,ice to their
printer, b''.sesscd Ly The people Vi
Clare county.