The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-06-24
REP UDL1CAN COUNTY CONVENTION
NORTH!NGToN June 1G, 1880

Pursuant TO call the Republican yot-
ers OF Mobiles County assembled in con-
EtntlOn at the Count House in WORTH
lhgton ut one clock 7. NJ, Wednesday
June IL, 1880. i:obt. Shore was APPOINT.
cd temporary chairman
On motion }he chair appointed Il COM
INIT: of three on credentials as fol-
lows: WIN. Bear, \. N. Crosby Fred
blo0nl. The Committee reported the
following gentlemen as entitled to seats
III the conventions;
T.. ot;l-F. y. Stevens, N. Bellows.
Grand Ir&irie-John Lush, james
Walker, Geo. :. Burns, Eobt. William
SOB, john l.. Pride
C;ncy-J. +. mcknight, 1Ym. Thorn,
y. u. Crosby, Allen Silnons.
EiytluW-\Il;! NJ. Bear, John De.
DooS, !. Baldwin, y. y. Rcynolds, Z.
j. i;>.Hr.
lnhi.'n !.n!<c-.yo|,n Ups!rom. john Q.
Larson, Charles S;!NOll, August Anuer-
son.
West Sido-I. +. Cr,s y, Geo. Slale.
John VI iScllan. john Graves. II. HES
tand, Il. W. NJ berry, Paul Voiyhtlant!-
er.
Lovain-C. Brown, A. L. futile.
Scwalt-!'. Bloom Jas. Parsball, 3.
T. Johnson, Adam Snyder.
Worthillgton l'il|aye-D. Shell, II.
i. Torrance, 3. W. Lyon, r.. +. Baker.
II. ID. lI,lniston, NJ. ), Twitchell q. G.
Grnrdstinr, y. Forbes. J. Craft, Geo,
o. Moore, Il. d. Barber.
WoytlinGton ToWnsllip-Allvn Cha
ncy. I. i. NeWkirk, Ed. Il. Buchan, l.
=. Durle".
smmjt lakes. Wass, J. w. Reid,
&. I. Eulic:l.
|. Elk-Tilos. l.. Taylor, J. II. Ash
worth. WIN. II. Thonas.
Ransom-llubt. Shore.
Little RUck-J. I. Green, G.. g. Peter
son.
The Committee recommended that
persons frcm towns not represented he
authorized to cast the full vote Of their
respective towns.
On motion the temporary officers were
constituted the permanent officers of
the convention. On motion the chair
appointed Il committee of five on Reso-
Bear, A. i. Tuttle, Jas. Walker, I. Z.
Durfee.
On motion, two Tellers were appoint
ed as follows: X. u. IIumiston, Ira
Crosby.
TIE committee on resolutions report
ed resolutions commcn,|atory of the
course Of our Representative in Con-
gress, Hon. NJ II. Dunncll and Of the
Republican National Convention at
Chicago, especially the section in regad
to popular cducation, which were adopt
ed by the convention.
On motion the convention then pro-
ceeded to elect four Delegates to attend
the Republican Dist. Convention at
Waseca.
Gov. Stephen Miller, Martin IIeiser,
\. NJ. Crosby and Fred Bloom were
nominated and elected by acclamation.
Daniel Shell. r. ID. Barber, Albert
rominated for alternates and elected by
exclamation.
On motion committee Of three was
appointed to wait upon Gov. Miller, no.
tify him Of his election as Delegate and
request him to favor us with a short
speech.
On motion the Delegates present at
Waseca were authorized to cast the
full vote of the county.
Gov. Miller having been captured, re-
ported at headquarters with short and
stirring speech.
On motion the convention adjourned.
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