The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-11-02
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The following are the official pro-
ceedings OF the democratic county con-
vention held in the city Of Manitowoc
on the afternoon Of the 18th inst.
Convention was called 70 order by B.
ii. Wlkens, Chairman Of the Democratic
County Committee. who Was made
temporary Chairman OF the convention
and F. Walsh temporary Secretary.
On motion the chair appointed. B.
F. Richter, VIM. lander and John q.
Bohne as committee on credentials.
Said committe reported the delegates
present and entitled to seats in the
convention:
Two Creeks-Frank Immler.
Two Rivers-Andrew Wurster, Geo.
Dick.
Gibson-Wm. lander.
Cooperstown-Aug. Gsuger, John
Hamoneck, Patrick Pagan.
Mishicott-I. Cratic, Jul. Linstedt,
F. Braasch, Hans Boyer.
Kossuth-John Robinson, John Lie
demann.
Two Rivers City-1st ward, Feli1
Walsh; End ward, B. II. Wilkens, Mike
Schmidt; 3rd ward, B. F. Richter.
Manitowoc City-1st ward, Fred
Shultz, Dan Bleser, VIM. Rathssck
End ward, Jos. L. Edwards; Bird ward,
Anton Belinski, Chas. LANCE, A. Gross
tueck, Frank Kadow; 4th ward, John
Reindl.
Maple Grove-J. A. Nolan, w. C.
Martz.
franklin. E. Sullivan, Mike Dool
Centerville-Peter Hoffman, Dom,
Schneider.
Eaton-Frank Nowaratzky, Anton
Schnurr, Fred Swensen.
Liberty-James Mahon.
Meeme-Patrick Hoben, John a.
Bohne, Mich. Herr.
Cato-P. 81. Lyons. John Grail, Peter
Oooney.
Rockland-Lawrenoe Cooney, VIM.
Mueller.
Schleswig-Wm. Reseburg, L. s.
Senglaub.
Manitowoc Rapids-James Savage,
John thinner.
Manitowoc Town-John Schnor.
Newton-John Schultz.
Report adopted.
B. A. Wilkens was then made per.
manent Chairman of the Convention and
F. Walsh permanent Secretary, with
B. F. Richter for an assistant,
Balloting for candidates being then
in order an informal ballot for candi-
date for State Senator was taken with
the following result: Whole numbers
of votes cast, 30. John Carey receiving
% and Thos. Mohr %.
The LIST informal ballot for candidate
for Sheriff was taken with the following
result: 81. Levenbagen, 10; Chas.
Kunz, l; P. W. Wieboldt, II; Gustavus
Mueller, 6; John Bolan, IA; 81. Witt
mann, 2.
First formal ballot for Sheriff. Whole
number of votes cast 80, of which P. W.
Wieboldt received 10; John Bolan, Is;
Herman Whitman, z; II. Levenhagen, 9.
Second formal ballot: 81. Whitman,
Z: John Bolan. 16. p W. Wiaholdt, 25;
b. Levenhagen, 2.
Third formal ballot: P. w. Wieboldt,
80; John Bolan, Is; a. Levenhagen. 2;
n. Whitman, l.
P. W. Wieboldt was declared duly
nominated.
First informal ballot for Treasurer
stood as follows. Whole number of
votes cast 80, of which G.. DAIMLER re-
ceived "a; A. Wittenberg, 9; Adam
Bleser, IL; Max Stauss, s.
First formal ballot for Treasurer G..
DAIMLER, %; A. Wittenberg, 10; A..
Bleser, -.
G. DAIMLER declared nominated.
On motion of VIM. lander the rules
were suspended and 81. G. Buhse was
nominated for County Clerk by accla-
nation.
For District Attorney W. A. Walker
was unanimously nominated by accla-
nation.
For County Surveyor John O'Hara,
was nominated by reclamation and also
DR.. 81. Luhmann, for Coroner.
The chair appointed the following
county committee for the ensuing year
julius Linstedt, Chairman, Dom.
Schneider, John Rembrandt, Fred.
Swenson, John Robinson.
Adjourned sine die.
B. 81. WnKENs, Chairman.
F. WALSH. Secretary.