Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-07

The Colorado Republicans on the LIST inst,
elected J. E. Barnum of the convention and
Judge Ebert, G. G.. Davis, Gen. Hamill, A. j..
Esmigh, A. Gullett andsP. F...Crowell delegates
to Chicago.
The Kentucky Republican convention on the
Isl inst, voted to send uninBtructed delegates
to Chicago.
The Maryland Republicans. in convention on
the 1st inst. endorsed President Arthur's ad-
ministration and send Blaine delegates to Chi
cago.
The Texas Republican delegates-at-large to
| Chicago: G.. G. Binkley, Richard Allen, Robert
! Tapp and N. w. Curry.
The Pennsylvania Prohibitionists held con-
vention at Philadelphia on the LIST inst, and
nominated James A. Black. of Lancaster, for
| congressman-at-large.
The Florida Republicans held convention on
| the list inst, but there was split and another
convention was called for the following day.
| The regular convention elected delegates to
| Chicago uninstructed.
| The Utah Republicans, on the LIST inst. chose
Arthur delegates to Chicago, as did also the
| North Carolina Republicans.
! The Rhode Island Republicans send unin-
| structed delegates to the national convention.
The Maine Prohibitionists, on the LIST, nom
| mated w. t. Eustis for governor.
The Maine Republican state convention
sends Blaine delegates to Chicago.
| The Republicans of Wyoming elected J. W
Medium and James Fraree delegates to Chi
! cago.
elected G. D. Hill and John L. Wilson dele
gates to the national convention.
| The Wisconsin State Republican convention
| met at Madison on the 30th. E. II. Brodhead,
of Milwaukee; E. W. Reyes, Of Madison Jona-
than Bowman, of Kilbourn City: and Thomas
b. Scott. of Grand Rapids, were elected dele
gates-at-large to the national Republican
| convention and delegates were elected from
the seven congressional districts which had not
held separate conventions. Horace A. Taylor,
of st. Croix. was chosen chairman of the state
central committee and presidential electors
were selected. Resolutions favoring Lucius
| Fairchild were adopted, but the delegates were
uninstructed. The delegates and alternates
from the rural districts of the state were chosen
as follows: First-H. A. Cooper, Racine;J. W.
Sayles, Rock. Alternates: VIM. Meadows,
| Walworth; Nicholas Smith, Rock. Second-W.
T. Rambusch, Juneau: S. S. Barney, Washing
ton. Aternates: T. W. Spence, Fond du Lac;
j. F. Ware, Fond du Lac. Third-C. Spencely
Iowa; A. c.. Dodge, Green; G. E. Buel, Dane;
J. S. Washington, Lafayette. Fourth-F. G.
WInekler, Milwaukee; Edward Sanderson. Mil
waukee. Alternates: Henry Baumg@rtner,
| Milwaukee,; John A. butcher, Milwaukee.
Fifth. II. Mead, Sheboygan; G. E. Esta-
brook, Manitowoc. Alternates d. W. Steb-
bins, Kewaunee; VIM. Carbys, Ozaukee.
| Seventh-C. NJ. Butt, Vernon 0. E. Temple,
| .
! Slye, Sank. Eighth-H. A. Taylor, st. Croix;
| Geo. II. Shaw. Eau Claire. Alternates: A. A.
| Arnold, Trempealeau NJ. G.. Ring, Clark.
Ninth-Alexander Stewart, Wausau; o. A.
| Ellis, Oconto. Alternates: S. S. Vaughn, Ash
| land; Geo. Gardner, Wood.
The Iowa Republican state convention met at
Des MONIES on the 30th, with John A. Kasson
| as permanent chairman. The following dele
| gates-at-large were chosen: j. S. Carkson, edi-
tor Des Moines Register, S. M. Hubbard, W.
| G. Donnan, John Rettbone. The entire state
| delegation is favorable to Blaine.
| The Republicans of Virginia held a state
| convention at Richmond on the 30th. Dele
| gates-at-large: John E. Dezendorf, B. B. Beets,
William C. Wickham, II. G. Parsons, J. M.
Dawson and William 81. Lester.
The New Hampshire Republican state con-
vention, on the S0th, elected Charles H. Saw
yer, George II. Stowel and Edward 81. Rollins
delegates at large to Chicago.
The Maine Republicans, IN convention at
Bangor, on the 30th, elected as deegates-at-
large j. R. Reedwell, George c. Wing, Joseph
S. Wheelwright and j. FL. Drummond.
The Massachusetts state Democratic con7en-
ton met at Worcester on the 30th and elected
b. E. Butler, J. G. Abbott, M. J. McCafferty
and James Delaney delegates-at -large.
The state convention of the West Virginia
Republicans met at Martnsburg on the 3Oth
and elected B. B. Dovener, NJ. o. Dawson, E.
L. Butterlck and Warren Miller delegates-at-
large.
meeting of tariff reformers was held at
Boston on the 29th, and an organization
formed, to be known as the Tariff Reform
League. Charles Francis Adams was elected
president.
The Michigan Greenbackers, in convention at
Kalamazoo on the 30th, elected as delegates to
the national convention Gen. William P Ipnes,
ex-COngressnan Moses W. Field, W. d. Fuller
and C. S. Hampton. Miss Matte Strickland
was chosen as one of the alternates. The dele
gates were instructed to vote for B. f. Butler.
The Kansas Republican state convention met
in Topeka on the 29th. P. B. Plumb, Joseph
s. Merritt, j. A. Wood and A. W. Mann were
chosen delegates-at-large to Chicago, and Gen.
Rice and Dell Valentine as presidential electors.
The date of the convention to nominate state
officers was fixed for July Is.
The Sixth Kansas Congressional District con-
vention was held on the 29th at Topeka. C. G.
Wood and J. S. Mcdowell were chosen dele
gates to Chicago and W. A. Fulton presidential
elector.
At Faribault. MIMI, on the 29th. Fl. B,
Strait was renominated for Congress by the Re-
publicans.
The Republicans of the Fourth Minnesota
congressional District, IN convention on the
Don delegates to Chicago.
Henry P. Kidder and Edward L. Pierce were
chosen as delegates to the national convention
by the Republicans of the Second Massachusetts
Congressional District on the goth.
Inc new 1OrR OfeenbacKerS, IN convention at
Albany on the 29th, chose George 0. JONES' J. c.
Dean, Louis F. Post Epenetus Howe as dele
gates-at-large to the national convention.
The Republicans of the Second New Hamp-
shire Congressional District, on the 29th.
elected as delegates to Chicago, Frank B. Cur
rier and Ell. B. Anterior.
The Republicans of the Fourth Kansas Con-
gressional District, On the 29th, chose J. W.
Addy and Col. r. L. Walker, delegates to Chi
cago. Gen. T. T. Taylor was chosen presi-
dental eector
The First West Virginia District Republican
Convention selected as delegates to Chicago. G.
D. Thompson and T. P. Jacobs.
The Republican convention of the Second
Vermont Congressional District elected B. f.
Fifeld and Col. T. c. Fletcher, delegates to
Chicago.
Republicans of the Sixth North Carolina
Congressional District, elected Judge W. P.
Bynum and E. J. Pennypacker. delegates to
Chicago.
The Republican convention of the Second
Assembly District of Outagamie County, Wis.
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