, 1880-04-25

delegates to the State Convention. A res
luton lnstructing for Grant was laid on Il
table. The delegates ara understood to
for Cullom for Governor.
MORGAN COUNTY.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, April 24.-The Repul
lican County Convention Of Morgan Count,
which met here to-day, instructed its delt
gates to the State Convention to vote fo
Morrison for Governor. While the choice o
the Republicans OF this county for Presiden
Is Grant, the delegates are divided In thel
views.
WHITE COUNTY.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CARs11, ILL.,, April 2a.-The Republican
Convention Of White County, which met her
to-day, appointed as delegates to the Stat
Convention Ross Graham, Leslie barley, ant
E. G. Parker. They stand solid for Grant TO-
President, Ridgway for Governor, and Nc
Cartney for Attorney-General.
| moQuos COUNTY.
| Special D1spateh to Tbs Chicago 7rtbt.ns.
lican primary meeting here to-day the Blaine
deiegates to the County Convention re-
| ceived Il votes and the Grant delegates
81 votes: In Belmont Township the poll
stood: Blaine, 23; Grant, II. From nine
Blaine, 16; Grant, IL; Washburne,. 8: The
| remaining towns will mostly send Blaine
delegates. There is no doubt but the d! dele
| CATION from this county to Springfield will be
| for Blaine.
MORGAN COUNTY.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tttbtsns.
| JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, April 2.-The Repub-
lican County Convention to-day was well at
tenCsd and enthusiastic for Morrison for
delegates elected to the State Convention
were E. S. Grcenleaf, G. n. Eames, Of the
Baker, +: il: Wimple, F. II. Scott, and John
3. joy, The delegation wore instructed to
support the Hon. Isaac L. Morrison for Gov
ernor By all honorable means. They were
not instructed on the Presidential question,
buta resolution was unanimously adopted
declaring u. S: Grant the first choice Of the
Republicans Of Morgan County.
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Trtbun4,
LAwREScEv1LLE, ILL.,, April GA very
large Republican Convention, held here to-
day, instructed solid for Grant and for Maj.
Daniel l.. Gold as minority Representative
from the Forty-afth District, and refused to
Instruct for Cullom BY sixty-one to twenty.
The State delegates are Thomas II. Stevens,
H. II. Wagner. and Amasa Roberts. Alter
mates, John ?. Scott, William Robinson,
and Clinton Abernathy, The delegates will
Robert Bell for Lieutenant Governor and
George W. Harper for Secretary Of State.
BOONE COUNTY.
Special Dtpatch to The Chicago THbtnA
BELv1DERE. ILL.,, April 24.-Boone County,
the strongest Republican county for its pop
elected Blaine delegates, as follows: 5. 4.
Hurlbut, Charles E. Fuller, o. a. Wright, !
Jesse S. Hildrup, and 4. c. Fossett, and |
adopted the following resolution:
ReSolued, BY the Repnbltcansof Boone County, |
!n County Convention, that we recognize Ia
James G. Blaine the foremost man Ia the Re- |
publican ranks, the most deservedly popular !
the masses Of the and nd these
means to secure his nomination as our candidate
:or the Presidency.
MLEAS COUNTY.
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Irnun&+
BLooMNGToN, III, April 24.-The Repub-
lean le:, primaries s Of Mel. Mclean County On the
The result is the closest ever known, and is
till in doubt. The contest vas, of course,
etween B. F. Funk and J. H. Rowell, both
t Bloomington. The former carried Mount
and 8, Normal, Downs, Money Geek, Lex
1gton. Rowell carried Allin, banner, Dry-
rove, Bloomington No. l. Hudson, Old
own, Grldley; Padua, Arowsmith. Belle
oyer, o,Ser. Cheney's Grove. Empire divided It's
! addition claims Towanda, West, Anchor.
1hfte Oak, Cropsey, Martin, Yates.
otals Of figures so far received: Funk,
Try to a choice in Tuesdays County Con
ention- In number Of towns a PresI
sntlal v9te was taken to instruct tho dele {
rant men, In Normal Blaine sWept the q
'ard, and solid delegation, ten tor Blaine. +
as chosen. Bclleflower and Padua are for e
[aine- Dry Grove is for Grant. 4