Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-09-17
TER SIT0RIAL CONVENTIONS.
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Boise City, l. T., on Saturday. septcm
Der "A, 1878.
In the absence Of Hon. John TAI
ley, the Chairman of the Territorial
Central Committee, the Convention
was called to order by Hon Il ~ Ca
halan, Secretary Of the Territorial
Central Committee, Hon. James II.
Hawley acting a. Secretary.
There being no contested seats, the
credentials Of the members entitled to
seats in the. Convention were read.
The Convention temporarily organ
lied by the election of Hon. NJ. G.
Luney as Chairman, A. Rossi as Sec.
rotary and Ben. Anderson as Sergeant
ALARMS, On motion of Hon. B F.
Morris, a committee of one from each
county was appointed on Credentials
The Chairman appointed as such
committee B. F. Morris, A. Rossi,
VIM, Norton, james / Crutcher,
Charles Falks, Z. Bald, James H.
Hawley and James Ii. Hart.
On motion of Hon. j. II McCarty,
representatives Of the press were in
vited to seats inside the Bar.
On motion Of Hon. J. NJ Caunady,
the Convention adjourned until /
O'Clock P. n.
One O'CLOCK, r. M-The Convention
met pursuant to adjournment TIC
report Of the Committee on Crelen,
tia!s was read and, on motion, adopted.
BOISE CRY, September IA 1878.
Dir. PREsrDENT:-Yo Committee on
Credentials having duly considered ihe
matters entrusted 10 their charge. respect
fully report that they find the following
gentlemen entitled to seats in this Conven-
ton:
Ada county, H. McCmty, G Good
rich, L. Z. Walters, A. Rossi, c. r. Bidder
back, j y Laurence and \. j. Rutlcdge.
Aljura> county-Charles FalkS. George
L. Settle, }. O. Corder 10y L. r. Cavanah)
Bear Lake countY-James H. Hart, -
G. Rich, George Osmond tby j. H. Haft)
Boise couuly-Jamcs H. Hawley Ben
Wilson. Thomas Burke, NJ c. Lunev. +.
n. Doyle 10y j. NJ Cannady)
Idaho cCunjy-B f. Morris. S. Large.
r. c. Church (by i. + Morris)
Lemhi county-W 4 Norton, 3. +.
Price by " A. Norton)
Oneida county-H. 7. Johnson, Il.
Morse, r. H. Williams, Alex Allen, ~ +.
Fisher (by j II. Har.)
Owyhoa county,. ] Cru,chcr Peter
Connolly, Il. +. Wood. john Crete Simon
Morrison John Ward, p Donno!lr tby j.
/. Crutcherj
Ncz Perez couuty-E. Baird. Prank
Points, q. ". Toner (by i. Ba.gd4
Shoshone county-N =. Gaalis tby l..
Baird
There have been no notices 81 contests
of seats in this Convention, regularly
served on the Territorial Central Commit
tee, but from aliidayiis ard statements fur
ushc, lis b} different parties We find iuat
two bodies. each styling itself ihr Demo
cratic Central Committee OF Oneida coun-
IT,. called primary elections in said coun.
ty. and elected delegates TO this Convea-
ton. but we are satisfied that the dclcga-
ton headed by II. - Johnson and repre-
sentcd here by proxies in the hands of
Hon. J. r. Hart represent the majority of
the Democratic voters OF Oneida, and we
recommend their admittance to seats in
this Convention, and the recognition by
this Convention of the Central Committee
of Oneida county that called the prima-
ries at which these gentlemen were elected
as theregular and legally constituted Dem
ocratic Central Committee of Oneida.
B. T. MORRIS, Chairman.
On motion Of J. II. McCarty, a
committee of five were appointed on
permanent organization and order of
business, consisting of the following
gentlemen: j. II McCarty, j. NJ.
Cannady. J. Ward, J. H. Hart and B.
F. Morris.
On motion of J. II. Hart, the Con-
vention took recess until 2 o'clock.
The Convention reassembled at 2 P.
NJ Committe on Permanent Organi-
zation and Order of Business asked
leave to report, and reported as fol
lows:
BOISE CRY. September IA, 1878.
Mr.. CHAIRMAN Your committee APP
pointed on Permanent Organization and
nrdnr Of Rnsiness wonld reanectflllY re-