Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-29

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On motion the report was adopted.
The townships retired and selected
their delegates as follows:
Union.-E. Parker, for Senatorial
and Judicial Conventions, and J. F.
Lewis for Congressional.
Walnut.-Jasper Hess and Peter
Lowe, for Congressional, and DIR. Po-
cock and F. Cox, for Judicial and
Senatorial. j. Pickerl and James
Lowery, for Joint Representative.
Polk.-Martin Harris, Joint Repre-
sentative. Henry Gregg, Congress
sional. Bryan Mcdaniel, Senatorial
and Judicial.
West.-Joseph Collins, Judicial and
Senatorial. James A. Corse, Con-
gressional. Charles Cook, Joint Rep
resentative
Center.-H. G.. Thayer, W. H. H.
Stoner, W. W. Hill. George R. CLANCY,
Congressional. w. b. Hess, Joseph
Westervelt, c. L. Morris, Senatorial
A. B. Capron, J. S. Bender, w. b.
Pershing, Judicial. b. Jordan, j. r.
Coulter and d. b. Armstrong. Joint
Representative.
Tippecanoe-L. s. Tyrrell, Con-
gressional. d. r. Wood, Joint Repre-
sentative. Levi Holloway, Senatorial
and Judicial
German.-H. j. Macomber, Con-
gressional. Geo. w. HOFFMAN, Sena-
torial and Judicial. j. j. Wright,
Joint Representative.
Bourbon.-H. II. Tyrrell, Matthias
Erwin and G. w. Swank, Congress
sional. Martin Reed, VIM. Erwin and
b. w. Parks, Senatorial. c. w. Greer,
James Lilly and w. S. Ramsey, Ju
dicial. L. Mattingly, S. ID. Parks, DR..
L. Il. Linn and Matthias Erwin Joint
Representative.
North.-Noah Wiltfong, Congress
sional, Senatorial and Judicial John
w. Thomas, Joint Representative.
Green.-E. Newhouse, Congression-
al. A. Bexel, alternate. A. Gabby,
Judicial. ID. Corey, Senatorial j.
Thompson, Joint Representative. G..
W. Wolford, Alternate.
The report was adopted.
The committee en- resolutions re-
ported the following:
AS political organization, we, the
Republicans of Marshall county, in
convention assembled, deem it our
duty, and esteem it pleasure, to ex-
press our opinions relative to the
principles and candidates of the
party.
ResOlUed, That we cheerfully accept
the platform adopted by the National
Republican Convention, held at Gin
cinnati, Ohio, June, IA, 1876, as our
expressed will, and pledge our sup
port to its principles.
ResOlued, That, in the nomination
of Rutherford b. Hayes. the citizen
soldier, and statesman, for President,
and William A. Wheeler, for Vice
President, the rights and interests Of
the people, regardless OF the demands
of mere party politicians, have been
observed. and a generous tribute to
moral worth has been given.
ResolUed, That, we approve of the
platform and OF the nominations
made by the Republicans of the State
of Indiana, and that we recognize i'm
GodlOve S. Orth, our candidate for
Governor, an able and patriotic
statesman and an honest man.
Candidates for Representative were
announced as follows: James Low
cry, OF Walnut; Henry A. Snepp,
Bourbon; r.. M. s. Hutchins, of North;
III. J. Macomber, German.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
Snepp. 49,. .26 Macomber. -. %
Lowery 49,. 10 Hutchins 49,. 5
At the second ballot the names Of
Lowery and Hutchins were with
drawn. Mr.. Snepp received 38 votes
and Mr.. Macomber 81.
On motion of III. j. MacOmber, H.
A. Snepp was unanimously nomina-
ted for Representative.
On motion of H. G.. Thayer, Benona
Jordan was unanimously nominated
as candidate for Treasurer.
George. w. Swank was announced
as candidate for Sheriff. There be-
ing no other name before the Con-
vention, on motion of DIR. Gould, he