The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-09-23
krpifn1ioANs IN ootiNo11,

Fishef Hazard as chairman, D. X. Morrow
and j. L. Gabel as vice Presidents, and s. r.
Gilham and G. F. Lippincott us secretaries.
Mr.. Hssstd tried to decline the chairman
ship, claiming that he was unfamiliar With
parliamentary practices, but the convention
insisted aud he accepted. At the calling
of the roll of delegates the following rep1ftE
ed without contest:
Audenried-willlam Goldstrem.
Beaver Meadow-JOsephT Trevella and Jno.
+. Trevaskis.
East Mauch Chunk-John II. Bleghe, d.
X. Morrow and ID. p. Hughes.
Franklin-D. +. Rickert, Nathan Laffier
and Levi Horn.
South Kidder-tacob S. Hawk.
LansCord-T. a.. williams, Hugh Edgar;
Lewis Richards and Nathan Tanner.
Lausanne-Andrew Boyd.
Lehigh-
Lehlshton--JosIah L. Gabel, s. R. dilham
and II. II. Peters
Lower Towattiodsing-Joseph ziegenfuss.
Mahoning-Nathan Moser and Tilghman
Kunkle.
Mauch Chunk, ist ward-James H. Hand
Nerk, Fisher Hazard, WIN, A. COrtright,
Ohas. T. LippincUtt and Sithun +. Laurish.
Mauch Chunk, I'd. Ward-.Tdmes WildOneri
George wVodring, George warnke sndJames
spquehoning-samuel Stevenson and +.
II. COrby.
Packef-R W. Victor.
PackertOn-
Penn Forest
Pafrtville-w. W. Reber.
Summit Hill-Robert Derby, VINO Thomp-
son and VIM. T. Jones.
TswamensinE-Paul Buck.
weatherly-r Paul McEvoy and Thomas
weISspOrt-I. Y. ux.
Lehigh, Packerton and Penn Forest were
unrepresented, thus reducing the number
of delegates from As to AZ. Chairman Haz.
ard hathed one delegate from each district
as C5tiimittee on permanent Organization
The committee on resolutions was aPi
pointed as follows: Thomas Yundt, John
T. Trevsskis, ID. P. Hughes, Hugh Edgar
WIN. A. Cortrght aid George Wcodring
Following is the Republican County Com.
mittee appointed tn serve Tor 1888:
Ahdsnfled=Daniel Reynolds and Ella,
| Etans.
Beaver Msadow=tShn +. Trevaskis and
East Penn=H. snydst and Penrost
| George.
fast Mauch ChunRHdeO W. Hboven and
VIM. H. Arndt.
Franklln-Levi Hort1 and Robt. Suhonen.
North Kidder-W. +. Streeter and A. Pen
| niiigton Carter.
sSdth Kidder-Edi Transde and W. II
| Miller. .
LansfOrda-S. II. H6ilihgsf ahd Nathan
| Tanner. 4,
Lausanne-James Mckinley and Henry
| Fowler.
Lehith-s ,... ......
hehightot--S.. R. Gilhath 6nh En6s B. AL
bright. ,
MaSonins"J. +. Mcdaniel and Trghmar
| Kunkel.
Mauch Chunk.lst ward-SImon +. Laurisl
| and James II. Handwerk.
| Mauch Chunk, ID. Ward-Hugh Moore anC
George Warncke.
Neaquehonins-Dsvid p. Grifiths and JOS
| eph Morgan.
Packer-Job Jenkins and Robert ). Victor
Penn ForeSt--A. D. Chrlstman aud Chas
| HenninE.
Parryvilie---Chariss Dunlap and Henr.
| Milham.
summit HIll-Robert Derby and Morgan
| Jones.
Towameusing-wm W. I.otett and Harri
Weatherly-T. Paul McEvoy and 4. H
| Dewitt.
welsspu t--D. B. Albright and b. X Cul
ton
After the appointment of the above com
rnittees the convention adjourned until
o'clock p. m.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention was called to order a
2:l5. The committee on permanent organ
ization reported the following officers
President, Fisher Hazarl OF NJ auch Chunk
vice Presidents, D. X. Morrow, of Eas
Mauch Chunk, and Tilghman . Kunkle
of Mahoningi secretaries, C. F. Lippncott
of Mauch Chunk, and j. d. Balliett, Of Ess
Penn. The report was accepted. Al tn
roll call of delegates Aug. Behrens was sub
stituted IN the missing delegation from Penl
Forest. The only districts not represente'
in the afternoon session were Lehgh an,
Packerton. After the usual preliminarie
the convention proceeded to
NOMINATIONS.
The first nomination was for Congression
al Conferees. The gentlemen named wer
E. B. Leisenring, of Audenrled, s. F. Peeler
B.
ly, Gen. VIM. Lilly, of Mauch Chunk, au'
Thomas Musselman, Of Summit H i'll. The.
were chosen by acclan.ation. The resolu
tinu in which they were nominated pledges
them to vote for no nominee who is not
protective tariff man.
The Senatorial Conierees named are Johi
R. Leisenring, of Mauch Chunk, s. R. Gil
ham, of Lehight"n, and A. Pennington
Carter, of Lehigh Tannery. The represeu
tatlve delegates TO the next State Conven
tion are A C. Prince, of Aqusshicola, an,
d. 2, Hughes, of East Msuch Chunk. Wm
H. Stroh, of Mauch Chunk, was name,
Senatorial delegate to The next State Con
vsntion.
The Court room was well filled when th
nominations Tor county Offices was reached
The refusal Of several prominently name
candidates TO Iun simpll6ed matters an
made the work light The following wsr
named for Assembly:
s.. MInnick-Summit Hill.
J. X. Rickert-Frauklin.
| H. q TaylOr-A udenried.
=. II Gilham-LehightOn.
W. +. Streeter--HOrIh Kidder.
s. u. Wheatley-Lehighton.
The balloting was short and decisive
Captain Minnick being successful for fir
place on the second ballot, and Mr.. TsylC
for second place on the fourth ballot. M
Wheatley withdrew at the third ballo
= The vote was as follows:
FIRST PLACE. SECOND PLACE.
StTeeter...... 2 Rickert......l2
Rickert....... 5 Taylor.......l9
: Taylor. IL Gilham......
SallssI; WRssGi:y..... ;;;...s ! wh'a'l'y'' l
The nomination Of Mlnniek and TaYl'
were made unanimous. The nominatio
= for Prothonotary was that Of Mr.. P. F. Mu
:. hearn,who was named by reclamation. Fl
Sheriff the names put firth were
Joseph Webb-W eisspOrt.
James r. PARLIAMENTARY.
John S. Miller-We eissport.
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