The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-04-30
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

drews, Chairman OF County Committee, WHIT
called Col. David Anderson, OF Columbia, Il
the char, and o. w. Rowland, of Paw Paw, wal
chosen secretary, and II. l.. Warren assistant
secretary.
On motion OF r. L. Warren, a committee on
credentials was appointed, consisting OF
Warren, Of Lawrence, w o Packard, of Covert
Henry Ford, OF Antwerp, Charles Duncombe, G
Keller, and James Monroe, of South Haven.
On motion of ]. Andrews, committee, con-
sisting OF three delegates from each represent
alive district, was appointed to select suitable
names and present the same to the convention
az delegates to the State Convention, at De-
troit. The chair appointed as such committee
A VanAuken, OF Paw Paw, Il Copey, OF De-
catur, and Roosevelt, OF Keller, from the
first representative district, and Charles Della
mere, OF South Haven, c G Russell, OF Bangor,
and b Watson, OF Geneva, from the second
representative district.
On motion OF d Heckert, committee on
permanent organization was appointed, consist
ing OF b Heckerr, OF Paw Paw, Geo E Brock,
of Waverly, Z Harvey, of Bangor, N H Bitely,
OF Antwerp, and George Bush. Of Blooming
dale.
The committee on permanent organization
reported for permanent officers Col. David An
derson, of Columbia, as chairman, and 0 W
Rowland of Paw Paw, as secretary.
Report adopted.
On motion OF W Moves, a committee OF
FIVE, consisting Of X W Noyes, CT Paw Paw,
N iced, of Almena, R " StIckney, OF Hartford,
Haskln, of Lawrence, and L Russell, of
Bangor, was appointed fer the purpose Of pre-
senting suitable names to the convention for
County Committee.
On notion OF l. Russell, the convention or
dered that the County Committee consist OF
chairman, and three members from each rep
resentative district.
Convention adjourned until 80 p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention called to order by the Chairman.
The committee on credentials presented their
report, which was, on motion, accepted and
adopted
The following named persons were found to
be entitled to seats in the convention as dele
gates from the several townships IN the county
ArhDgton-Alvin Chapman, VIM schemmer-
horn, Orion Schemmerhorn, Hazard, Alan
son Ives, B X Howell.
Almena-Sllas Breed, P n iced, c B Palmer,
Seth Frsbie.
Antwerp Fl Bitely, Henry Ford s Ad-
ans, A c Glidden, McEntee, Green,
I Briggs, A Goodrich, s Butler.
Bangor-Chas Heath, VIM Cook, Thos Hor-
ton VIM Charles, Phillips, 4 s Harvey,
Bruce Merriman, W n Gilbert, G Russell, L
s Russell.
Bloomingdale-Geo A Bush, Jas Thompson,
Z Cooley, d II Smith, Fl II Howard, NJ Eaton,
VIM Raymond, a Dixon.
Columbia-S Anderson, A NJ Brown, w J
Denny, David Anderson, A Enos.
Covert-W o Packard, Edward G Allen, d
b Allen, Z A Rood.
Decatur e Hill, G Haynes, j q Park
hurst W NJ Wooster. Alexander McWilliams, j
& Genung, L Harrison, A B Copley, Lucius
Nutting.
Geneva Z Watson, l. W Lull, w Bur-
lingame, S AI Trowbrldge.
Hamilton-Jarvis Skinner, Israel White Jno
Bennett, Joseph Packard, Lyman Phillips.
Hartford-R w Stickney. E Sweet, Charles
W Hnyard, w Travis, Chas Mortimer, Geo
l. Davenport, A II Chandler, W II H Earle.
Keeer-Chas Duncombe, John V Roosevelt,
John Baker, VIM Warren, A II Cook, NJ
Skies.
Lawrence-R L Warren, Eaton Branch, Chas
Rockwell, J + Barrows, Geo Conklin, A Has
kin, A Barnes H M Marshall.
Paw Paw-Josiah Andre vs., Aaron vanAuken,
Chandler Richards, Edgar Crane, Z Show
erman S T Conway, X W Noyes, B Heckert,
C II Butler, e A Harrison, + Murdoch, W
Rowland, + McEntee W r Hawkins.
Pine Grove-H Ward, A Arms, VIM Batch
elder, A E Barringer, H NJ Kingsley, D Nc
Gregor, Daniel Forr, Orrin Powell.
Porter-Nelson Corey, Jason Atwel, Il Nj
Hall, A ] Weldon, James W Burlington.
South Haven-Joseph Lannin, Charles Della
mere, James Monroe, Wilson, II Johnson,
IL Dyckman, Joseph VanDyke, II Earle
Waverly-Geo Breck, L Streator, A j
Rich, G W Butterfeld, Jewett Cleveland.
The committee on selection Of delegates to
State convention reported in favor of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: JOSIAH Andrews OF Paw
Paw Charles Duncombe OF Keeler, A Copley
Of Decatur, r l. Warren OF Lawrence, Charles
Mortimer OF Hartford, James Monroe of South
Haven, W o Packard of Covert, J e Ferguson
Of Bangor, Chapman Of Arlington, ID Ander-
son of Columbia, and IL A Ward OF Pine Grove.
After a good deal Of discussion, in which each
Of the above named gentlemen expressed them
selves in favor OF the nomination of Senator
Blaine as their first choice at the Chicago con-
vention, they were all elected.
The following named gentlemen were named
BY the committee appointed for that purpose,