The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-21

Republican County Convention.
The delegates Of the Republican party Of
this county met in Convention; at the Court
House, in Mauch Chunk, on Tuesday morn
ing last. At few minutes past Il o'clock,
the Convention was called to order by i.
Nell Boyle, Chairman Of the County Com.
mittce. A temporary organization was then
made as follows: Chairman. f. T. Lucken-
bach Vice Presidents, D. X. Morrow. Jas.
Hyndman, L. b. Albright, John. W. Pryor;
Secretaries, Chas. II. Mcdaniel and Thos
Dougherty.
The following Committee on Permanent
Organization was then appointed, viz: Henry
Watt, S. II. Hollinger, DR.. b. II. Davis, John
Trev0skis and Joseph S. Webb.
The credentials of the delegates were then
called for, and the following is the list Of
delegates representing the Several election
districts.
AuDENRrED-Thos. Doughcrtyj ). T. Brink.
BEAVER MEADow--John TSraskis, r. T,
Farrow.
EAst PENN--,James D. Ballet
RAst MAuCH CHuNk7-D. X. Morrow, Chas.
Sigfried, G. W. Hpoven
FRANKLIX-John s, Miller; II. W. Mertz.
KIDDER, EoRTH-W. II. Streeter.
KIDDER, SoUTH-Edward Transue.
LEHIGHToN-Jos. s. Webb; L. B. Albright,
+. P. Longstreet.
LAYsFoRD--Capt. 7. G. Williams, DR.. B. H.
DAVIS u IL. Gross.
LOWER TowAMENslNG-William Dor~art,
Josiah Seriass.
LAusANNE-Capt. Jas. Mckinley.
hEhlGH-Ihomas Solt.
MAHoN1NG-Charles Sitter, David D. Hist
A. Ter, Ihomas Musselman.
MAuCH CHUNK, lsT WARD-W. i. Frisbie,
James ilyndman, John Miner, Paul
Al. heier, lr,, George Il. Williams.
MAcCH CHUNK, % WARD.-E F. Lucken-
bach, Alfred Weyhenmeyer,Ja Will
g. doher; Hobert King.
NEscCEHoSiNG-H. ), Watt.
PAcKER-WiIliam Victor.
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y ', heoo,teo, Inat' as this Is kepuollcan
Go'sIni.on' no c"iiG!uate Oe nominated VINO
''"1 "ln!seIl 70 any oIher party
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;,L " calulua'eS Tor the several Oh
'i'e'' WIN ''' loiIo"lng result
For ASSEMBLY
lst Ballot
w. NJ. Rapsher ....:.i............i:,......:,. 35
+. Nell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
,. >, W. Hudson'."''.'... '................"..... 3
Eu' M N Nlulhearh''''''''''''''''''"''"'..'. 2
Hon. W. NJ. Rapsher and L. Nell Bowie
were theretpon declared the unanimous
choice Of the c9nvehton for the Assembly.
The Committee OH Resolutions not having
yet returned, Hon. Y. NJ. Rapsher was call
ed upon to make speerh, he responded
with his usual urbanitS: lie thanked the
convention for the honor conferred upon him
III III iehohiihatlng nm Tor a second term. He
thouS'lt ti the prospects Tor carrying not only
the o'a'e Gut the county this fall were good,
ana uemled mat me days OF usefulness of the
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