The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-23
NEW SERIES---NO. 2S5.

following delegates AMI alternates: First
diStrict-John Wentworth of Cook; c. W.
Crawford OF Cook; Stephen A. Douglas
DR.. S. P. Sedgwick.
Second-A. NJ. Wright of Cook, John
Baumgarten, R. S. Tuthill, C. w. Wood
man.
Third-John L. Beveridge, Homer Will
math of Cook, L. J. Kadish, s. NJ. Willard
Of Lake
Fourth-N. G. Thompson of Winncbago,
A. E. Smith of Wnnebago, N. N. Ravlin of
Kane, II. X. Wolcott of Kane.
Fifth. B. Brown of 10 Daviess, w. H.
Thompson of Ogle, Miles White of Stevens,
N. scoville of Whitesidcs.
Sixth-Henry T. Noble of Lee, G. N.
Whitney of Bureau, W. H. Shepard of
Henry, H. s. Swinden of Putnam. =
Seventh-E. F. Bull of La Sale, Geo. NJ.
Hollenbeck of Kendall, Z. w. Willard of
Will, Francis Bowen of La Sale.
Eighth. 3. Wilson of Iroquois, II. w.
Snow OF lroquois, r. J, Hanna of Kanka-
kee, Ira c. Mozier of Kankakee.
Ninth-Joab Mershon of Fulton, r. III.
Whiting of Peoria, VIM, Jackson of Stark,
Martin Kingman of Peoria.
Tenth-Hosea Davis of Schuyler, F. p.
Burgett of Mercer.
Eleyenth-O. B. Hamilton of Jersey, f.
G. Black of Adams, NJ. d. Massie of Pike,
L, F. Wheeler of Greene.
Tweltth-Geo. NJ. Brinkerhoff of San
CANON, c. NJ. Eames of Morgan, Geo. N.
Block of Sangamon, L, S. Greenleaf of Nor
gan,
Thirteenth-John McNulta of Mclean
Maj, V. Warner of De Witt, Hugh Fuller
ton of Mason, r. B. Latham of Morgan.
Fourteeuth--James Hayward of Macon,
j. B. Harris of Champaign.
Fifteenth-W. II. Barlow of Efingham,
A. P. Greene of Moultie, J. W. Fisher of
Edgar, d. L. Gold of Lawrence.
Sixteenth. NJ. Truitt OF Montgomery,
Lewis Krughof, E. NJ. Ashcroft of Fayette,
R. T. Higgins of Fayette.
Seventeenth--A. w. Metcalf of Madison,
Richard Rowett of Macoupin, F. II. Pfeif-
or of St. Clair, Jonathan Mills OF Macou-
pin.
Eighteenth--C. O. Patier of Alexander,
j. NJ. Davis OF Jackson, Z. o. Freeman of
Union, James A. Wall of johnson.
Nneteenth-C. w. Pavey of Jefferson,
W. H. Williams of franklin, C. Church
hill Of Edwards, W. H. Robinsonof Wayne.
At Large, A, Logan of Cook, E. A.
Storrs of Cook, G, b. Raum of Pope, D. T..
Little of Sangamon.
Alternately McAdam of Randolph,
Ross Graham of White, Solomon began of
La Sale, c. G. Campbell of Kankakee.
On reading the report Mr.. Ford moved
the previous question on adoption of the re-
port. Amid much confusion and loud pro-
tests from the anti-Grant men the roll was
called on the main question The Blaine
men refused to vote. The main question
was carried, however, and the report adopt
ed.
G. D. Trimble of La Sale offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved, that the committee heretofore
appointed to report delegates and alternates
to the national Republican convention arc
hereby instructed to report to this conven
ton two delegates at large, one elector for
each congressional district, six members at
large of the state central committee and
one member OF the state central committee
from each congressional district.
On call of the roll this was also adopted
Ayes, 2741a; nays, 9591g,
Gen. John A. Logan offered the following
and moved the previous question.
1t was adopted:
Resolved, that Gen. L. S. Grant be the
choice of the Republican party of Illinois
for the presidency, aud the delegates from
this state are instructed to use all honorable
means to secure his nomination by the Chi
cago convention and to vote as unit for
him; and the said delegates shall have pow
er to fill all vacancies.
A resolution Of the thanks TO the chair
man, Gen, Raum, was adopted at the sug-
sestion Of the minority, and at 4p. IN. the
adjourned with three cheers for
nominees.