The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16

brought down upon his head more yituperatiOl
and personal abuse than Will be heaped upon III,
head rs your candidate Tor Representative.
will meet the people, however. | promise no
to he Il SILENT hunter" If there be any maj
who does not want to vote for me, it is his glo-
riOus privilege. 1t is the blessed boon the in.
s%titMtions of the country have vested us with
voting rs we please. \ man is not much of q
man VINO will not vote NJ he pleases: and ! lis
sure the people of Andrew c~ounty-friends and
ALL will not cherish luminosity against any one
who feels 1t to be his duty to vote against me.
Should | he elected, | promise, in acting Us your
Representative, to forget party, but represent
the whole county. My aim will he TO represent
the true interests of Andrew county; next, those
of our State, and thirdly those OF the Republic
can parry. To all of these ends my best ability
will lie devoted.
COUNTY JUICE.
Judge Joshua Bond was nominated Ivy :. 3.
Buckley, William d. Hatten by Pembroke Mer-
Ger. and Messrs. John Pattison AMI John
White were nominated. The ballot resulted in
favor of William u. Hatten, the vote standing:
Bono "a, Hatten 4G, White >, PattisOn ..
William D.. Hat,en's nomination was made
unanimous
MI Alttt ~ MINIS
never had asked Tor any office, and promised, If
elected, to till it to the best of his ability.
CIRCUIT CLEHK.
William u. Hoar was the only nominee for
this office: and, on motion, he was nominated
10y acci.ilIati on
Upon call, Mr.. Hoar expressed his grateful
ness TO the convention Tor the place they had
given him on the ticket.
COUNTY CLEEg-
The first ballot resulted in no choice being
made. resulting n follows: W. u. Clarke %,
!. g.. Hounold -, II. c. Murphy IG, L. N.
LuUbaugh e.
second ballot: Clarke -, Honnold n, Murphy
Clarke's nomination was mnde unanimous,
who thanked the convention for the confidence
rep0scd IN him
SHERIFF.
Pembroke Mercer was nominated for this po-
sition. and there being no opposition, the nOmi-
nation was made by reclamation.
Captain Mercer thanked The convention for the
nomination.
COLLECTOR.
Charles McGonusle, of Lincoln, VIM. Flem-
ing, Of Benton. and william Cook, of Sodaway,
were the nominees for this Office, resulting:
& Nctroua@lr.
Wul. FlemIng--------.--.-...-- .--------- IL
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MrGonarie's nomination WAS made unanI-
nous. He WIS mol present.
TREASURER.
The ballot resulted in favor Of Wills Sapp, OF
Benton township by the following vote:
Willis ~app.
Jn"- "
Mr. ~app being called ON, said that never be-
fore having been i candidate Tor any Office, OF
course he took this nomination as quite an honor,
and therefore sincerely thanked the convention.
ATTORNEY.
Colonel y. + Giddings WAS nominated 10y re-
clau-fioD. CoInnr! G!dd.ugs subsequently de-
clincd the nomination.
=. kuickerbacker was nominated, who de-
clnrd. stating he had been defeated in the fec-
ul,'- convention, and that was perhaps enough
iuf J.!- year
\ motion WAS made that the convention make
no nomination for Prosecuting Attorney.
Nj. Ely hoped thai would nut prevail. Il
would look Is though the convention WIS out Of
II no one else would take II. he would
gather e few gaw book. and take the office him
-r.f.
M Harlan claimed the notion to be out Of
order.
The -lai- decided it go be in ORDER.
r-r Question being rui. the usnuon 10 make no
nomination .or tHar office passed.
A--s.-~aE.
Henry zimmerman. O.. Monroe township, was
nominated on the 4rs, ballot. The following being
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v. /. :
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CORONER.
Tn motion, Captain Thomas Ha,,m&u, Of Iu-
pre-. v4- nominated for coroner hy accIaIAl:Ian.
m,.ioa wa- adopted ,Aa; The County 1ru-
ical ,nramIrr. hc cIupowrrr! 10 i'll all vac.n-
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