The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-27

Turn Hall, which was agreed to.
Turn Hall was soon well filled with del
egatcs and spectators. When order was
had, NJ. T. Moloney nominated Henry Hell
mig of Peru, and L. Perkins of Ottawa, for
secretaries, who were chosen.
On motion of 5. L. Parr a committee on
credentials was appointed. The chair
named Geo. W. W. Blake, of Ottawa; 5.
Z. Parr. Rutland; Geo d. Ladd, Peru :,
Patrick Barton, Eagle; Chas. Madden,
Mendoza; Thos. Shehan, La Sale.
The committee went along swimmingly
until.thev came to Usage, where there was
a contest, between Hoge and Flnlen. The
Hoge caucus was held at the usual voting
place, and was called by the town com
mittee. Mr.. G. w. Hoge SAID the other
was held III Wenona, and g notice pub.
llshed. Both sets were admitted and CIV
ca one-half a vote each.
The committee reported all towns repre-
senied. The report was adopted, showing
the following delegates present and emit.
tied TO sea,s;-
Adams-M. J. Flaherty, sam Dunavan.
Allen-W. II. Collision, jacob Sehon-
lsber
Brookfeld-M. OLaughlin, Martin
Broderick, VI. Mulvihili.
Bruce-John c. Campbell, 3, F. Wash.
burne, John Rogan Z. L. Harvey, Robert
Schartenberg.
Dayton-A. Z. Beach, J. ". Rhodes, l..
II. Hess.
Deer Park-James Holman, 7. W.
O'Connor.
Dimmick-Luke Doyle, Thomas Fin
neran.
Eagle-Pat Barton, VIM. Mcnamara, T.
j. Cotfey.
EarIEJohn Currcr, 5. c. Wiley, John
Mills.
Eden-P. c. VanDyck, E Baldwin.
Fall R!ver-W. Gentlemen, Alex Rich
ardson.
Farm Ridges. H. Yocum, J. Butte.
Freedom-Wm. Pool, r. S. WoOley.
Grand Rapids-A. G.. Reese John Casey.
Groveand-James McHcnry, II. Cradle,
Hope-N. Dougan, c. Baker
La Salle-Thomas j.. Shehan, John Han
lon, Lawrence Hynze, Bernard McGunnl-
Gle, Michael Neuhallen, John NJ. WEIGH,
William Callaghan, 5. p. Hail, Frank
Zwick.
Menlus-R L. Jackson, F. Meagher,
G.. II. Il. Thomas.
Mendota-I. w. Rogers, g. A. Kellen-
berger, l.. Waldorf, E. :. Brown, c. q.
Madden.
Merlden-C T. Stautler S. n. Gillett.
Miller-Nels Nelson, I. II. Erickson.
Mission-John Moran, ii. Salisbury.
Northvlle-Chas. Banzet, Ali, klaas.
Ophr-Dan Carr, Michael Curtis.
Osagc-J. f. Wolfe, j. T. NOLAN, VIM.
Roman, G. W. Hoge, +. c. Werner, j. II.
Jennett.
Ottawa-M. T. Moloney, A. b. Smith,
T. G. Trenary, G. w. W. Blake, LothIOp
Perkins, f. ]. Wall, James McQuade, VIM
Dawell, J. b. Hamalle, NJ. Formulas.
Otter Creek-Solomon 10y, Robert Nor.
rlson.
Peru-Fred Scope, G. D. Ladd, H. NJ.
Gallagher, III. HelmIg, James Cahlll, 10
seph Monks.
Rchland-Wm. Lamb, Michael Ds d
agher.
Rutland-s. E. Parr, p NJ Mitchell, 0.
G. Thompson.
| CtTCud-J. "A lDiuhCi AlllCu iDClHaIt,
| w. Dondanville.
South Ottawa-W. X. Lecky, G. W. Ma.
thias.
Troy Grove-J. NJ. Stephenson, AdOlph
Newhard.
Uuca-John E. Mcclure, ID. L. Madden,
p Amerton.
Vermillion-Wllliam Fetzer, w. G..
Trout.
Wallace Henry Munroe, John Finesy,
Morris Heating.
Waltham-John Hanley, }. III. Carlin.
j. c. Campbell having declined TO serve
as permanent chairman, on motion, G. w.
W. Blake was made permanent chairman
and the secretaries continued as permanent
secretaries.
On motion of w. Gentleman the con-
vention proceeded to nominate candidates
in the order named in the call.
On motion towns were authorized 10 vote
| tho full vote nf towns