National Republican., 1876-06-07
DISTRICT POLITICS.
Seventeenth District.


At mass meeting Of the citizens Of the Seven
teeath district, ed at Armsed's hall last even
ing. Hon. F. A. Boswell was elected chairman and
J. ID. Baltimore chosen secretary. The following
named crsons were elected delegates to the con-
vention TO send two delegates to the Cincinnati
convention: Hon. F. A. Boswell, Chas. II. Mar
shall, Robert Armsted, J. 7. q. Brown and J. ID.
Baltimore. Alternates: 9. II. Park .r fhUnus
Cooper and Richard Waters. Resolutions indors-
ing the administration of President Grant and
the nominee Of the Cincinnati conye ltion were
adopted.
TENTH DISTRICT.
At meeting of the Tenth District Republican
Club, held at their rooms, June o, 1870 the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were duly elected dele
gates and alternates to the convention to be held
at Lyceum hall, Z street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth northwest, June I. 1876, for the purpose
OF eleeting delegates to the convention TO be held
at Cincinnati, June IA, 1875, to make the Republi-
OF the United States: J. ID. Wallace, Chas Wal
lace, Chas. Hurdle g. st. Clair Burley and VIM
Kennedy; alternates: Lemuel Gibbs and Daniel
Turner.
NISETRKNTH DISTRICT.
The Republicans of the Nineteenth district met
last evening, and the following gentlemen were
elected as delegates to the Republican convention
that meets to-day at Lyceum hall to select dele
Cincinnati, the 18th instant: Thomas Kirby, d
w. Langborght, William Blake, p. Quirck, it,.
-lL96eyy7H sifffy Barton and Lewis BQIden.
NINTH DISTRICT.
At meeting of the Republicans of the Ninth
Jackson in the chair-resolutions
we're passed indOrsing the administration of Presi-
dent Grant and repudiating the A. NJ. Green
mob convention Of the 9th Of March. The report
of the delegates of the last convention adopted.
On motion of ]. +. Cook the same delegates were
held over. The following are the delegates: WIN.
Schaler, Charles Syphax, Auther Payne, Gilbert
Jay and VIM. Chandler. Alternates, ]. II. Fleet
and p. s. Washington.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
At a meeting Of the Republicans of the Eight
eenth district, n motion A. b. H. Lacy was
The chairman read the call for the meeting, when
the following delegates were elected to represent
the district at the convention TO meet at Lyceum
hall on the 7th instant for the purpo Of electiug
Two delegates to represent the Republican party
Of the District at the Cincinnati convention A.
B. II. Lacy. George II. Brooks VIM. X. Hunt L.
+. Clements and H. o. johnson. X. T. Parrs
" m. II. BOyce and George u. Collision were
elected alternates. The following resolutions
we're unanimously adopted
Resolved, That We repudiatc the A NJ. Green
convention held on the 27th of March, and that
We heartily indOrse the proposed convention to be
held on the 7th instant, and pledge. ourselves to
lustain the nominees Of the Cincinnati conven-
ion, and to do all we can as true Republicans for
he advancement of the cause.
lie Olped, That we heartily indorse the present
Administration and the Republican party
SIXTH DISTRICT.
The following delegates have been elected from
he Sixth district to the convention to-day viz:
erome A. Johnson, James Harry Smith, Benz.
:. Freeman, Perry Wilson and Geo. W. Stewart,
nth Otho Z. Branson and VIM. Honesty as alter,
ates.