The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-07-30

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convention the names of six persons as dele
gates to represent the South RepresentatIv,
district in the Senatorial convention, yet to b,
called. And on like motion like COMMITTED
OF five was appointed to present the names o.
SIX persons to represent the North Represent
alive district in the Senatorial convention.
Thereupon the convention took recess Of
half an hour, go that these six committees
might have time to hunt up, run down and COB
bic their men while so many OF the other tive
hundred as were so disposed would just HAYS
time to go and see man" or smoke.
In about thirty minutes the half hour elapsed
when all reassembled and the several commit
tees made their reports, which were accepted
and adopted" and the convention itself con
cluded to go home, which many OF them did
via the narrow gauge"
The following are the several lists OF dele
gates to the several conventions as reported by
the several committees, VIZ:
To the State convention:
Kirke w. Noyes, Paw Paw,
L. Parker Hill, Decatur,
Charles Dupcombe, Keller,
r. W. Stickney, Hartford
John {. McLain, Porter,
Luther S. Keene, Lawrence,
George Hannahs, South Haven,
George Z. Breck, Waverly,
i. S. RUSSELL Bangor,
VIM. O. Packard, Covert,
Charles j. Monroe, South Haven,
G.. J. Walker, Pine Grove.
To the Congressional convention:
Charles Duncombe, Keller,
Joseph Packard. Hamilton,
John w. Travis, Hartford,
John L. HARRISON, Decatur,
Henry Ford, Lawton,
JOSIAH Andrews, Paw Paw,
James Monroe, South Haven,
George Ii. Baker, Covert,
II. II. Howard, Bloomingdale,
a. T. Anderson, Columbia,
George H. Remington, Bloomingdale,
Phillip y. iced. Almena.
To the Senatorial convention:
Juan McKeyes, Lawton,
Jonathan G. Psrkhurst, Decatur,
John Baker, Keller,
Alonzo II. Chandler, Hartford,
H. NJ Marshall, Lawrence,
Alfred j. Mills, Paw Paw,
James Monroe, South Haven,
Frederick Z, Sherwood, Columbia,
George W. Myers, Bloomingdale,
Edward p. Mills, Almena,
David B. Allen, Covert,
Samuel w. Lull, Geneva.
II it shall be found that the same persons
are on more than one delegation, it is not to be
Inferred that there was any design to have it
so. 1t must have been purely accidental for
so many committees could not know who the
,veral committees were selecting.
Previous to the adjournment, Hon. James
Monroe, OF South Haven, moved that the dele
gates TO be sent to the county nominating con-
yention Ito be held at Lawrence, ON Wednes-
lay, the 25th day of August, shall be double
The number in this convention. He gave as
reason for the increase that there were several
other patriots in his town, beside those who
lad generally gone to the conventions, who
would like to attend one In the capacity OF del
,gates, and could do so if the number was
doubled. The motion prevailed, and the next
will have some two hundred and
fifty delegates, and about one hundred and fifty
candidates for nomination to an Office, crowded
nto Fisk's Hall, to sweat out whole ticket on
hot August day. The county committe might
lire a field on somebody's farm for this occa-
zion.
The county committee gave notice that the
county nominating convention would be held at
be village OF Lawrence, on Wednesday, the 25th
lay OF August, $780, at IL O'Clock, g. N.