Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-15

i'"H'-Ih pursuance of the call Of the
chairman Of the county committee the
delegates elected TO represent the RepublI.
cans " Centre county, met In tho court
house at Bellefonte, on Tuesday last, at 2
O'Clock p. NJ. The delegates were called
to order by Chairman Rankin, and on mo.
tion Of Michael Musser, Of Haines town.
ship, Col. james =. Coburn, was elected
President Of the convention. On taking
the chair Mr. Coburn made neat speech,
thanking the convention for the honor
conferred upon him. William Allison, Of
Gregg township, William Lucas Of How.
ard, and S. ID. Gray of Bellefonte, we're
then elected secretaries.
Tho following delegates then presented
their credentials and took their seats as
members Of the convention:
| Beiiefonte, North Ward.-D. II. Hast.
| ings, ID. X. Tate, Geo H. Wolf
| BeiiefoHte. South Ward-James l. Nc
/ ClUre, William A Lyon, John Schrock
Beiiefonte, Hcst Hard-Geo. A. Bayard
s. -. Gray. II. II. Montgomery.
| Ho,oard Borough-W. L. Lucas, w. II.
| Ncf, Michael Shank.
Miiesburg Lyman T. Eddy, j. Irwin
| Morris, VIM. Wilkey
| Mitiheint--S. ID. Musser, Jno. Hartcr
| Samuel Gutillius.
PAtipsJuyg-John Gowland, A. H.
| Smith, Chas. DchAss.
| Unionuttie-Dr. +. A. Russell, John &.
Hicklen, John H. ShipIey.
BeHner--John Se!beft, Samuel Marshall,
| II. T.. Zimmerman.
Boggs-George Fleck, Frank Mccoy,
John NJ. Wagner.
Burnside-William Stewart, Jr, Win
field 5. 10y, Fillmore 10y.
| CoUcge-Wm. EyerhArt, Jas. Mitchell
George X. Baker.
ctcrtn--A. 5. Upton, Jno. Z. Lucas,
| VIM. Robb,
Ferguson, Ne,o-M. J. Watt, J. L. Car.
ter, J. w Campbell
Ferguson, Od-Cyrus Cos, W II. Port,
| l.. &. Thomas
Greg, Oid-Robert II. Duncan, VIM.
| Allison, William Bitucr.
Gregg, Es,5-Emanuel Smith, Isaac
Smith, DAvi. Bird.
Haines-JAs. T.. Coburn, VI. VI. MuEser,
/ DR.. l.. I. Musser.
Haifmoon-D. NJ. Cowher, VIM. Wike,
/ JAs. Faust
Harris-Dayid Stuart, Samuel H. Stow
/ or, Robert Gohecn.
Ho,rard-JAmes Fletcher, Michael T.
| Hotter, VIM 7. Lesthcrs.
Hustou-J. A. Hoover, IsAsc r. Davif,
/ j. &. Henderson.
Li5erfy-DAniel b. Kunes, VIM. Singer,
/ John ". Toner.
Mari0n-Samuel H. Bennifon, Samuel
Alley, T.. j. Womsr.
Mdes Reuben Grimm, Samuel Gram
ley, 7. u. Royer.
Patton-P. b. Waddic, William Was
son, John J. Moore.
PeHH-EliAs Musser, John KimPori, L.
| Bird.
Fanrr, Ne,o-w. j. Thompson, Alex.
ander Mccoy, ID. II. Ruhl
Potter, Od-Wm 7. Shoop, Julius
Fleming, - Rhinesmiih
Rash-J. VI. Hale, David KinkAid, Jas.
| 4, Cobeck
!S,,o,c Sto,-Dr. ]. 7. Glenn, a. X.
Nc Mullen, Geo. Shircr.
SpriHg-John bigger, VIM. II. Smith,
Jno. X, Tate.
Tayior-John Hancock, Geo w Mer-
ryman, Thomas Merrymsn.
Laion-R. J.. Underwood, J. T.. Way,
| Andrew Rhune.
B'alker-Henry Robb, Cline Zimmcr-
man, o. 7. Wilson.
E'orth-H. II. osman, 5. 5. Miles, A.
! 7. Stephens.
Aiter resolving that the chairman of the
county committee should be elected by the
! convention instead Of permitting him TO
be appointed by the president Of The con-
| yeniion, a. has been the practice in the
past, and voting down motion to nomi-
/ nate only one pcrson for County Commis.
sioner, the convention proceeded TO nomi-
nate candidates for the various county
| Offices to be filled At the coming election
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
First in order came the nominations for
| Associate Judges. The following gentle
men were placed in nomination ID. Kim
I port, OF Penn township; :. i. Gray, Of
| Patton township, William Thompson. Sr.,
| Of College, Christian Buck, Of Unionville,
and ). Gramley, Of Miles. The names Of
Messrs. Thompson and Grsmley we're
Withdrawn, and the result Of the ballot
was as follows: Kimport, IS, Grsy, -
and Buck 3s. Messrs kimport AID Gray
having received a majority Of all the
votes were declared the nominees.
SHERIFF.
Andrew Gregg, Of Potter, and Isaac
Lose, of Bellefonte, were placed in nomi-
nation and the ballot resulted As follows
Gregg, IS; Lose, IS. Mr.. Gregg was de-
olArcd the nominee for Sheriff.
FRoTHoSoTARY.
No one seemed anxious TO be nominated
Tor Prothonotary, but after some little
persuasion Mr. Julian Flcmming, Of Pot.
ter township, permitted the honor to be
conferred upon him. He was nominated
by aeclamation.
TREASURER.
The names Of w. S. Gray, of Half
Moon, and Philip Gephart, Of Walker,
were presented 90 the convention, and a
ballot showed the following result Gep-
hart. 10; Gray, rs. Mr.. Gephart was de-
clared the nominee.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
The great contest of The convention was
for County Commissioner, and between
The eleven candidates, only two Of whom
could be nominated, there was m earnest
fNst