The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-09-17

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Mr.. Riegel's nomination was also made
unanimous.
BALLOT ron AUDITORS,
The only candidates for Auditors after
Paul Refer withdrew were David Beltz, ol
franklin, and A. j. Thomas, Of Lansford.
On Mr.. Mulhearn's motion they were unan-
imously nominated,
THE TICKET.
This completed the ticket Of the Conven-
ton for the county offices, which is as fol-
lows:
Associate Judge = Harry E. Packer, Of
Mauoh Chunk.
Treasurer = Douglass Mclean, of Upper
Register and Recorder. II. Handwork,
of Mauoh Chunk.
County Oommissloners-S W. Harleman,
OF W weatherly and Amos Riegel, of PackertOn.
Audltors-DaviI Beltz, Of Franklin, and A.
J. Thomas, Of Lansford.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The nominations being finished the Com
mittee on Resolutions, reported as follows
through their Chairman, s. r. Gilham;
We, the Republicans of Carbon county, in
convent ion assembled, this the 18th day oil
September A. D., 1881, reatfirm our allegi-
ance and devotion to the Republican party
and the principles which gave 1t birth.
Therefore be IL
RESOLVED, That we earnestly endorse the
nomination of General s. M. Bailey Tor
State Treasurer, and also the manner In
which our State affairs are being managed,
and the system of ceremony which character
ICES the administration Of His Excellency,
Gov. Hoyt.
REsoIvED, That we are for an honest ad-
ministratiop Of the affairs of the Nation,
State and county. AS Republicans Of Car
| bon county we point with pride to the acts
of all officers elected by us, and we invite the
| closest examination, and we challenge any
| one to show that any Republican othcer OF
| the county committed q dishonest act, or
| that every dollar that ever passed through
his hands was not honestly expended and &c,
counted for. No stencil OF corruption has
| ever gone up from the county Offices while
under the control of the Republicans. We
appeal to the voters of the county to use
every effort for the election of the candt'
dates, in November next, who have been
| placed in nomination.
RESOLVED, That we deeply sympathze
with President Garfield and family in their
| affliction. Our hearts have been with them
during the Presidents long continued illness
and the fearful ordeal through which he is
| passing.
RESOLVED, That we have no language
sufficiently strong to condemn the deed, nor
words by which to fully express our SYM
| pathy for himself and family.
RESOLVED, That we find no language SUN.
Client to execrate the would be-assassin, and
| all such morbid creatures who do not de-
serve to have and enjoy the protection oil our
RESOLVED, That the Republican party is
| the true and tried friend of the laboring
man, and from It's incipiency stood between
him and oppression, and now renews It's ex-
| preston Of sympathy with labor and Its
| promise OF protection to its rights.
RESOLVED, We remember with gratitude
| the heroism and satisfaction OF the soldiers
and sailors of the Republic, and no act OF
ours shall ever detract from their Justly earn
ed fame for the full reward of their patriot
| ism.
RESOLVED, That for the promotion and
success OF these vital principles and the sup
| port of our candidates nominated by the on.
l'vention-State and county-we invite and
| cordially welcome cooperation Of all patri-
| ottc citizens.
The resolutions were adopted as. read
REoReANIzATioN COMMITTEE.
Mr.. E. NJ. Mulhearn presented the fol
lowing resolution =.
RESOLVED, That a committee of one or two
fIom each district be appointed by the Chair
| man to revise, alter or amend the code O
rules regulating the Republican party or
| ganizatiOn in this county, and to report the
| same for cOnsideraii ion and adoption at Q
county mass meeting, 10 be held In the Couri
| House at II O'Clock in tho forenoon of the
day that the County Convention shall bt
| convened in 1882. Due notice Of the meeting
and business shall be given by the Chairman
OF the County COMMITTEES by publication In
the Republican county paper or papers. :,
This resolution was adopted, bat thu
members of the committee were not az
pointed.
DELE1ATEs APpolNTEA 4
On motion of Mulhearn, W. f. Streetef
of Kidder, was appointed Senatorial Dele
gate.
A. W. 1eisehiihg, DR.. J. B, Tweedle, o
Weatherly, General VIM. Lilly and Judg'
Leyi Weutz, were nominated as Represen
tative Delegates TO the State Convention o
1882. One ballot was taken and resulted
as follows:
| Leisenring g..''......s.,....'..... e
Lilly. ....i.................... q
| WentZ. ........,.......Iss......
General Lilly and A. W. Leisenring wer
declared elected.
THE NEW COUNTY COMMITTEE.
The following County Committe for 1885
was named
Auden rIed-Thomas Dougkerty.
Beaver Meadow-R. FarrOw, T. Williams.
East Mauch Chunk-J. W. smith,. Mullen
| East Penn-D. Bowman, II. II. Snyder
Franklin-D. Beltz, Y. X. Snyder.
| Kidder, NOrth-W. 4. Streetor.A A. p. Garter
| Kidder, South-E. Transue. J. f.. Hale.
Lansford-E. p. Jenkins, VIM. Sterrett.
Lausanne-A Boyd, II. Fowlor.
| Lehghton-B. ] Kuntz, G. l.. Gabel.
I.ehigh-T. Solt, ]. ShaeiIer.
Lower Towamensing-Levi Wentz, A. Q
Prince.
Mahoning--N. Moser, V. Neumeyer.
Mauch Chunk, lst Ward-U. Orion Stroh, e
NJ. MulheaTn, r. W. Tobias.
Mauch Chunk, 2nd Ward-G. Woodring, ]
W. Harlan.
Parryville-G. w. Bauman, ]. Peters
Penn Forest-P. Danner, A. u. Christman.
Summit Hill-R Derby, W. r. Jones.
| TOwamensing-J. ]. Kemerer, W. Lovett.
Weissport-J. s. Miller, +. Fenner.
Weatherly-T. p. MeEvoy, L. w. Dewitt.
Nesquehoning-J. Norwood, ID. b. Griffith.
A I.ehightOnian Killed In Illinois
Mr.. George Rawortb, residing in thi
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