Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-22
ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS.
GRAM DELEGATIONS.

mittee to select delegates to the national con-
venhon, reported tie following:
First Di strict-John Wen worth and w.
Crawford of Cook county.
Second-A. NJ. Wright aud Jno. Baum
garteu of Cook county.
Third-Jno L, Beveridge of Cook, and Homer
Cook of Lake.
Fourth-N. c. Thompson of Winnebago; A.
E. Smith of Winnebago.
Fifth. B. Brown of 10 Davies; w. Fl.
Holoomb of Ogle.
sixth-W 7. Noble of Lee; C. l.. Whitney of
Bureau.
Seveuth--E. E Bull of LaSalle Geo. n. Hol-
len5ack of Randall.
Eighth. B. Wilson of Iroquois. H. W.
Ninth-Jaoob MenShon, of Fulton; r. II.
Whiting, of Peoria.
Tenth-Hosea Davis, of Schuyler; G. P. Bur
yeti, of Mercer.
Eleveuth-O. 3. Hamilton and JOS. G.
Blake, Of Adams.
Twelfth-Geo. NJ. Brinkerhoff Of Sangamon;
o. III. Ames, of Nargan.
phirteenth-John McNulta, of Mclean; Maj.
Y. Warner, of Dewitt.
Fifteenth-W. b. Barlow, of Efiugham; A.
z. Green, of Moultrie.
sixteenth-J. NJ. Truitt, of Montgomery; !;
Lewis Krughoff.
Seventeenth-A. W. Metcalf, of Madison:
Eighteenth-C. o. Patia. OF Alexander; J.
Ii. Davis, of Jackson.
Nineteenth-O n Pavey, of jefferson: NJ
a. Williams, of Franklin.
At Large. A. Logan, of Cook; E. A.
Storrs, of Cook; G. B. Raum, of Pope; D. 7,
Littler, of SangamOu.
Alternstes-Wm. McAdam, of Randolph;
Ross Graham, of White; Salmon of DegneE La
Sale; G. c. Campbell, of Kankakee.
FORCED TO SWALLOW THE DOSE,
After reoding the report, Mr.. Ford moved
the previous question on the adoption of the
report. Amid much confusion and loud
protests from the anti-Grant men, the roll
was called on the main question. The Blaine
men refused to vote. The main question
vas carried, however, and report adopted.
ELECTORS TOO.
CD. Trimbie, of La SllIe, offered the
following resolution:
The committee heretofore appointed to re-
port delegates aud alternates to the National
Republican convention, are hereby instructed
to report to this convention two electors at
large, one electoT for each congressional district
six members at large of the State Central COM
mittee, and one member of the State Central
committee from each congressional district.
On call of the roll, this was also adopt
ed. Ayes 27412, nays 25211a.
SOLID FOR GRANT.
Gen. John A. Logan offered the following
resolution and moved the previous question.
1t was adopted:
ReSolced, That Gen. U. S. Grant is the
choice of the Republican party of Illinois, for
the Presidency, and the delegates from his
State are instructed to use all honorable means
TO secure his nomination by the Chicago con-
vention, and to vote rs a unit for him and
the said delegates shall have power to fill va
cancies.
On motion of A. NJ Jones, the chairman of
the committee WAS instructed to telegraph U.
s. Grant, that Illinois stands by him with AIS
votes for President. Tue motion was carrie
though loud cries of mo- were heard.
PROTEST.
The following protest was read and put on
the records:
WHRREAs, This convention has, in the matter
of the Cook county contest, decided that where
q committee for convention apportions a par
ticular district included in larger territory
smaller districts are allowed to appoint the
delegates;
WHEREAS, The call of the national Republi-
can executive committee apportions two dele
gates to each Congressional district; and.
WHEREAS, The delegates from the Congress
sional districts have met IL district convention
at the State house, In Sprinfeld, Illinois, on
the 18th day of May, 1880, pursuant to the call
of the State Republican central committee
and did then and there elect VIM. Kinfrer, of
st. Clair county, and Emil Guilick, of Madison
county, to represent said district as delegates
IN the national Republican convention to be
held in Chicago on the I'd day of June next,
Chas. w. Thomas, of st. Clair county, and H.
N. Kimball, of Macuopin, as their alternates.
Therefore, We, the undersigned delegates
from said district. constituting a majority
thereof, hereby protest against the appoint
ment, or selection, or the attempted appoint
ment or selection by this convention of any
other delegates than these vowed, and we deny
the right of this convention to make any other
appointment, and we ask that this our protest
may be spread on the record of this conven-
tion JOHN w. WELLS, Chairman.
and y others.
ANOTHER LOGAN NAIL.
Pending the reading, Senator Logan offered
the following resolution and suggested that it
be the only platform adopted:
ReSOlOed The Republicans of Illinois, in
convention assembled, declare that they will
support the nominees of this convention for
State officers, and the nominees of the Chicago
convention for President and Yice-President.
The resolution was adopted by rising vote
amidst the greatest possible enthusiasm, the
vast body of delegates unanimously rising to
their feet and cheering Enthusiastically.
MORE PROTESTS.
A resolution directing the secretary to no
tify the Republican convention of Alabama
that Illinois sends forty two votes for Grant,
was offered, and created great confusion, and
was withdrawn when protest from the sew
enth district was read. The delegates from the
third, fourth, ninth, thirteenth, tenth, fifth,
second and sixth congressional districts
stated their districts desired to unite in a
protest.
STATE OFFICERS.
During thess proceedings ssgreat confusion
prevailed, in the midst of which motion
was adopted to proceed with nomination Of
State oAiofrs. Candidates we're nominated
without speeches, the nominees for governor
being Gov. S. NJ. Gallon, Of Sangamon;
Gov. John I. Rineker, of Maooupin; Hon.
Jon. b. Hawley, of Rock Island, Hon. G. l..
Fort, of MARSHALL Gen, John G. Smith, of
Joliet; Thos. S. Ridgeway, of Gallatine, and
Col. Clark e. Cass, of Knox.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
The committee reported the following
nominations for Presidential electors and