The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-28
ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS.
Work of the state Convention Briefly
Summarized.
DELEGATES CHOSEN TO THE NATIONAL, CONVEX


Summarized.
DELEGATES CHOSEN TO THE NATIONAL ooNyEN-
AT Large-JOhn A Logan, e. A. StOrrs, G.
Raum, D. I. Little William McAdams, Ross
Graham, solomon began, c. @. Campbell
First district John Wentworth, @. ".
Crawford, Stephen A. Douglas, DR.. s. P.
Sedgwick
Second district-A. M. Wright. John Baum
garten, R. S. Tuthill @. ". Woodman.
Third district-John L. Beyeridge, Homer
Wllmarth, L. ]. Kadish, S. NJ. Willard
Fourth district-N. G. Thompson. A. q.
Smith, II. n Rawlin, II. K. Talcott.
Fifth district. B. Brown, W. Il. Holcomb,
Miles White N. Scovile.
Sixth district-Henry T. Noble, G. N. Whit
ing, W. 81. Shepard, H. J. Swinden.
Seventh district-E. F. Bull, George NJ. Hol-
lenbeck, E. w. Willard, Francis Bowen.
Eighth district. B. Wilson, 81. W. Snow,
R. ]. Hanna. I. G. Mosier.
Ninth district-Joab Mershon, r. II. Whiting.
Tenth district-HOsea Davis, E. P. Burgett.
Eleventh district-O. B. Hamilton Black
Adams.
Twelfth district-George NJ. Brinkerhoff, G.
NJ. Eames.
Thirteenth district McNulta, Maj. Y.
Warner.
Fifteenth district-W. H. Barlow, A. P.
Greene
Sixteenth district. NJ. Truitt, Lewis Krug-
hoff, e. NJ. Ashcroft, r. J. Higgins.
Seventeenth district ". Metcah, Richard
ROwett, T. H. Pfeifer, Jonathan Miles.
Eighteenth distlict-C. O. Patia, J. NJ Davis,
E. 0, Freeman, James A. Wall
Nineteenth dist1ct-C. w. Pavey, W. d. Will
Jams, G. Churchill, w. H. Robinson.
RESOLUTION OF INSTRUCTIONS.
ReSOlUed, That Gen. U. s. Grant is the choice
OF the Republican party of Illinois for the Pres
idency, and the delegates from this State are in
structed to use all honorable means to se.lre
his nomination by the Chicago Convention. and
to vote as unit for hlm, and the said dele
gates shall have power to fill all vacancies
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
at Large.
Geoege Schneider, Cook.
e. Callahan, Crawford.
For the Districts.
!. r. T. Lincoln, Cook
2. ]. NJ. Smyth, Cook.
3. J. A. Kirk, Cook
4. c. NJ. Brace, Winnebago.
5. r. E. Logan, Whiteside.
6. J. H. Elliott Bureau.
Z. James Goodspeed, Will
8. A. E. Sample, Ford
8. S. d. Puterbaugh, Peoria.
10. q. G. Humphrey Mercer.
II. w. A. Grimshaw, Pike.
II. ]. G. McQuigg, Christian.
Ii. j. II. Rowen, Mclean.
IA. W. R. Jewell, Vermillion.
Is. ]. M. Sheets, Edgar
is. J. w. Peterson, Clinton.
II. W. F. Norton, Madison.
Is. George w. Smith, Jackson.
10. w. IL. Johnson, White
NOMINEES FOR STATE OFFICERS
For Governor Shelby NJ Cullom OF sanga-
mon county.
For Lieutenant Goyernor-John NJ. Hamil-
ton, of Mel lean county,
For Secretary of State-Hon. Henry D. De-
ment, of Lee county.
For State Auditor-Charles B. Swigart, of
Kankakee.
For State Treasurer-Edward Ruiz, of Cook
county.
For Attorney Generation. James Mozart
ney, of Wayne county.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
At Large-Robert Bell, Wabash, J. W. Bum,
Sangamon; w. R. Thompson, Champaign; w.
F. Calhoun. De Witt; George T. Williams. Chi
cago II. L. Taylor La Sale.
First DISTRICT. H. Clough, Cook.
Second-George B. Swift, Cook.
Third-H. H. Thomas. Cook.
Fourth-M. B. Castle, De Kalb.
Fifth-A. M. Jones, 10 Dayitss.
Sixth. NJ. Beardsley, Rock Island
SEVENTH. B. Ray, Grundv.
Eighth-Dr E. A. Wilcox, Woodford.
Ninth-Frank Hitchcock, Peoria.
Tenth-H. F. 1IcAllister, Henderson
Eleventh. J. Pearce, Greene.
TWELFTH. S. Nicholson, Glass;
Thirteenth-J. Merriam. Tazeweu.
Fourteenth-James H. Clark. Cole
Fifteenth-Col. H. Van Sellers, Edgar.
Sixteenth-John R. Tanner. CLAW.
Seventeenth-W. P Bradshaw, Madison.
Eighteenth Daniel Hogan Pulaski
Nineteenth-Thomas W. Scott. Wayne.