National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06
DELEGATES ELECTED.
Names of Those who will Compose
To-day's Convention.
Result OF tho Elections In tho twenty-five
Districts Last Night-Contestantsf from
Several of the Districts The Nom
mating Convention ut Tall.
madge Halt To. .day-List
of the Delegates.
Tho pistric, Elections Last Night

Tho District Elections Last Night
Meetings were held last night in all of tn,
old legislative districts to elect delegates to th,
nominating convention which meets ut Tall
madge Hall this morning at 10 o'clock, for tho
| purpose of choosing two delegates to the Ropub-
lican Presidential Convention. In several Of
the districts there were bolts" from tho reg
uar meetings, and two sets Of delegates were
elected. The elections resulted Ms follows
| First Distrct-Delegates, NJ. j. Hunter O.
VI. Paine, p W. Shippen, John A. Moss and r.
| r. Berry. Alternates, G. W. Davis, DIR. Torrcy
and Charles Barker; instructed to vote
for Fred Douglass. Contestants, delegates,
Joseph $. Worthiu gton, Abort G.. Wall George
W. Payne, Daniel i. Lee and Joseph Brooks.
Altomatcs, Charles Barker John Louden aud
Edward ii. Gibson.
Second Observation-Disclosures, Professor james
NJ. Gregory, j. NJ Brown, ir., J. w. Buker,
Ralph Wormley and Richard Laws. Alter.
mates, Colonel Corkhill and A. q. Wall.
| Third District-Dolegatcs, John X. Cole,
James l., Turner, Logan Williams, Robert
Wilson and George d. Martin. Alternates.
Simon Phynix aud Francis Herbert.
| Fourth Observation-Disclosures, Charles Mosoby
Collins Crusor, George Dyer, w. johnson and
Edward Crusor. Alternatos, Samuel Martin
and Charles Martin.
Fifth District--Delegatcs, Henry Himbcr
George w. Phillips f. W. Whitaker and
Henry Birch. Atornates, Albert Harris and
George Borsley. Observation-Disclosures Ran.
dali Bowie, w. G.. Crawford, J. L. Jones Hem
son Jackson and $. G. Cannon. Alternatos, J.
W. Booth and j. IL. Norris.
Sixth Dlstrict-Delogates, Thomas Harris,
| William II. johnson, Charles Johnson, l..
Mudd and J. A. Clark. Alternates, John Jcn-
nings and Edward Norris
Seventh District-D Delegates, w. Beckett, G,
Clark, Ii. Turley, d. Warner and w. II. Clark
Alternatos John Taylor and William schuler.
| Eighth Observation-Disclosures, James McNabb,
jr. Delaware Hudnull, Sidney Mcfarland.
Griffin 8 Reed and George W. Harris. Alter
mates, Edward Dudley, Isaiah Washington,
Richard Henderson, r. q. Green aud William
H. Bowman.
Ninth Dstrict-Dolegatcs s j. Bowcn W.
Q. Chase, Frank Hail. John Angir and Her
bort Bartlcy. Alternstes, John Meredith,
| Edward Ambush and Lewis Howard.
| Tenth District-Delegatcs. Matthew Trim
ble G. S. Burley, Philip Meredith, Henry
Young and G. S. Hurdle. Alternates, Daniel
w. Lomax, James Lacy and s. J. Asher.
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures, r. W. Tomp.
kins, Joseph Thompson, William Keogh and
William Beckett. AlternHtes, Dr. William
Tindall and r. Ii. Wilkinson.
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures, George Holmes,
Lloyd c. Brooks, Frank Lamond, Aaron
Diggs and A. p cavitt. AlternAtes, Richard
Butler aud Mark Hawkins. This delegation
is solid for Bowen and lngersoll.
Thirteenth District Delegates, A. NJ, Clapp,
George Boston, A. G. Richards William ii.
| Collins aud j. II. Smith. Alternates, James
Wood aud Charles POsey.
Fourteenth District Delegates, Benjamin
| f. Dabney, Aaron RUSSELL II. G.. Bouldin,
William Budd and Horace Brewer. Alter
mates, LOWS York, j. G Rock aud Peter
Roberts. This delegation is instructed to
vote for c. b. Purvis.
Fifteenth Observation-Disclosures, G. c. Briscoe,
| j. w. Freeman, J. Fitzgerald Lafayette Jol-
fries and Bernard West Alternatcs, Thornton
A. Davis aud George w, Stewart.
| Sixteenth Observation-Disclosures, G. W Swag-
CART, Clarence Barton W. J. Lee, Humphrey
| Brooke and Al. Robinson. Altornates, Lcwis
| Carter and Samuel Ambush Instructions to
vote for lngersoll and Richards.
| Seventeenth Observation-Disclosures, Perry II.
Carson, G. d. Baltimore, w. Tallafero, Joseph
| Williams and John o. Guss. Contestants
Delegates, James Small s. i. Sunday, Robert
Gichrist aud Robert Cumstald.
Eighteenth Observation-Disclosures, Rev. r. b.
Laws, c. s johnson. A. X. Naming l.. W. Sid.
mour and William r. Hart, Alternates J. W.
Branson, V. +. Addison and y. I. Travis.
Ninetoonth District Delegates, Andrew
Gleason, J. Carmody, =. J, Qnirk, B. Scanlan
and Charles W. Hastings, Ateruates, Philip
A. Julien, w 4. Lavalet aud j. Crisruau.
Twentieth District--Wlliam IT, Ghmshaw,
NJ II. Robertson, John T. B4llenger, J. A. Bosn,
and H. L. Goodwin. Alternates, l., p Seibold,
S. Herbert aud c. o. Moore. Contestants L. A.
Cornish A. Grant, J. H. Crane, James NJ. Fos.
ter aud W. II. Brown. Altemates, James Liv.
Grpool and John II. Moore.
In the Twentieth district club was organ.
lied by tho election of l.. A. Cornish, presi.
dent; NJ. Duffy, vicc.prosident; H. p. Goodwin,
secretary; l.. Madison, treasurer Delegates to
the Central Committee were chosen rs follows:
y, Mcnamara, W. IL. Grimshsw ana a. Her.
bert, With G. O. Moore and George {. Ward as
alternatcs.
Twenty.irst Districts. Herbert, a. Brad
shaw, W. I. Davis, Henry Lsrnan aud A. T..
Cunningham (contestodj, Contestants, &. G.
Scott, L. G., Fletcher, F, Dyson nnd Henry do
Lluey,
rwenty.second Delegates, Frank
T. Davis Josiah NOnable, Josiah Gray RObcro
G. Langley aud Peter Mosby. Alternates, Ell
ward Nuly, Mark Richardson, Alfred Berry,
Charles McGowau and A. ID. Shaw.
Tho contestants named in the various dis
tricts were persons chosen Mt othor than the
regularly authorized meetings.