The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-11

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Lawrence on Friday last, was harmonious
and successful. AS had been predicted by
the NoRrHERNER, no opposition was mani
tested to the denomination of Mr.. Burrows.
Indeed all the members of the convention
were of one mind, as far as Congressman is
concerned, and it would have been impossi-
BILE to find members of the convention who
could have been constituted into an anti
Burrows delegation.
Promptly at the hour appointed the con.
vention was called to order, in Marshall's
Hall, by A. Van Auken, chairman of the
county committee, and the call was read by
o. w. Rowland, secretary of the committee.
b. F. Heckert, of Paw Paw, was then nomi-
mated and elected as temporary chairman,
and G. H. Remington of Bangor, as tenn
porary secretary. committee of five, j..
Andrews of Paw Paw, Charles Duncombe Of
Keller, G. j. Monroe of South Haven, l.. s.
Russell of Bangor, and Henry Ford of Ant
werp, were appointed on credentials, also a
committee on permanent organization and
order of business, consisting of II. l.. Warren
of Decatur, A. II. Chandler of Hartford,
David Anderson Of Columbia, III. p. Nc
renee. recess was then taken until one
o'clock p. m.
On the re-assembling of the convention
after dinner, the committee on credentials
reported the following named gentlemen as
entitled to seats as delegates, viz:
Pine Grove-Daniel McGregor, w. H.
Miller, H. A. Ward, Allen Odell, Lewis
Rhodes, w. S. Crosby, T. w. Green.
Almena-C. b. Palmer, P. N. iced, Asa
Crofoot Freeman Hall
Antwerp-C. l.. Eaton, l.. F. Butler, j. j.
Woodman, G.. B. Chaplin, A. c. Glidden, Geo.
w. Lawton, Henry Ford, G. d. johnson, d.
D. Noble.
Porter. w. Burlington, A. II. Norton,
A. j. Weldin, Nelson Corey, j. c. McLain.
Bloomingdale-H. Fl. Howard, E. Keeler,
G. Hudson, E. Cooley, NJ. Virgins, G. A.
Bush, Jas. Thompson.
Waverly-H. p. McFarlin, A. j. Rich,
Daniel Stanley, Marvin Anton, Samuel Qua.
Paw Paw-K. w. Noyes, c. II. Butler, G.
A. Sherrod, A. r. Wildey, B. F. Heckert, j.
Andrews, j. E. Slovenian, P. A. Dean,
Henry Hinckley, w. Il. Hawkins, G. w.
Whipple, o. w. Rowland.
Decatur-R. l.. Warren, j. w. Rogers, l..
A. Roberts, II. b. Babcock, Enoch Howe,
Alex. McWilliams, Z. p. HILL Marvin Hink-
ley, w. E. Carey.
Columbia-Henry Sherwood, d. Anderson,
S. B. Anderson, A. NJ. Brown, F. Clark, c. L.
feathers.
Arlington-Alvin Chapman, NJ. II. Hog
mire, S. S. Fuller, A. w. Scrimger, Alanson
Ives, c. o. Nash.
Lawrence-H. NJ. Marshall, c. Rockwell,
4. U. Barnes, j. F. Barrows, A. S. Haskin, G.
Conklin, G. A. Cross, Z. c. Hazard.
Hamilton-Jos. Packard, Frank Harris, g.
N. Geer, Andrew Klett, j. o. Phelps.
Geneva. b. Watson, o. S. Hoag, Sam'l
Lull, w. w. Hodge, VIM. A. Burlingame.
Bangor. G. Todd, j. L. Ferguson, A. b.
Chase, NJ. Remington, l.. S. Russell, G. E.
Heath, G. II. Remington, w. w. Kinney, G.
Sinclair, w. III. Nelson.
Hartford-A II. Chandler, H. G. Taylor,
II. p. Phelps, C. Mortimer, Il. n. Stickney,
H. G. Maynard, L. Sutton, Z. H. Simpson.
Keeler-C. Duncombe, j. V. Roosevelt, NJ.
Klett, g. G. Ryder, j. f. burden.
South Haven-C. j. Monroe, B. H. Dyck-
man, Jas. Monroe, S. p. Wilson, Milford
French, d. f. Moon, Chas. Delamere, L. X.
Gibson, o. Beebe.
Covert-E. G. Allen, F. O. Shattuck, w.
f. Conner, H. b. Tyler.
The report of lhe committee was accepted
and adopted.
The committee on permanent organiza-
ton recommended that the temporary Off
GERS be retained as the permanent officers of
the convention, and that the order of bust
ness be first the election of delegates to the
congressional convention, and second, dele
gates to the State convention, which report
was adopted.
A committee of three, consisting of r. L.
Warren of Decatur, o. w. Rowland of Paw
Paw, and Henry Sherwood of Columbia, was
appointed on resolutions. After some dis
cussion the convention proceeded to ballot
for congressional delegates, and the follow
ing gentlemen were elected, viz:
Alvin Chapman of Arlington, JAS. Thomp-
son of Bloomingdale, w. II. Nelson of Ban
gor, Henry Sherwood of Columbia, c. j..
Eaton of Antwerp, II. j. Babcock of Deca-