Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-03
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
Everything Harmonious and a Full
Blaine Delegation Elected.

arrived in Virginia and the arguments
pro and con on the question of in.
structed delegates were warm. Several
informal caucuses were held, and the
conflicting interests, by degrees, began
to get together on a common plane
Still when the Convention met on
Wednesday the different opinions had
not all been reconciled, and it was
feared for a time that there would be
long debate over the platform and
resolutions.
Hon. T. d. Edwards, of Ormsby
County, was elected Chairman and
George |. Lammon, T. W. Fairbanks
and William Bartlett were chosen re.
spectively Secretary, Assistant Secrc-
tary and rgeantat-Arms.
Following are the names of the dele.
gates;
Churchill. w. Ferguson.
Douglass-A. W. Pray, WI. Marsh,
J. Rodenbaugh.
Esmeralda-M A. Murphy, James
Cross, W. H. Shockley 81. M. Dormer,
proxy, B. G. Smith (Thomas Hickey,
proxy, j. O'Donnell 81. NJ. Campbell
proxy, E. Carrinson CA. W. Crockcr,
proxy, A. w. Croker.
Eureka-M. D. Foley, Charles Ora
ham &C. C. Wallace, proxy, Fred. n.
Hoffman &C. e. Wallace, proxy, ]. L..
Wines, G. A. Fletcher, W. II. Tyler,
e. A. Fletcher, proxy, Jack Godfrey
| (G. A. Fletcher, proxy, William Bry-
ant CIV. j. Penrose, proxy, John Nc
Auley ca. E. Cheeny, proxy,
Elko-E. L. Mcmahon u. II. Rand
proxy, w. J, Hanks q. IL. Rand
proxy, w. T. Smith Ct. Coffin, proxy
NJ. Polk Ct. Coffin, proxy, J.E. Dixon,
George w. Phillips q. E. Dixon,
proxy, ]. A. Palmer.
Humboldt. NJ. Levy, G. II. Terri
tin q. NJ. Levy, proxy, J. w. Powell
e. M. Levy, proxy, d. D. Grannis
alex. Wise, proxy.
Lander-L. w Getchell IF. W.
Dunn, proxy, James II. Rowe g. w.
Dunn, proxy, J. Dreyfuss Of. W.
Dunn, proxy, f. w. Dunn, L, T..
George (F. w. Dunn, proxy.
Lincoln-Thomas Campbell Of. c..
Lord, proxy, c. P. Ronnow Ct. G..
Lord, proxy, A. J. Blair Oh. G, Shaw,
proxy.
Lyon-George W. Keith, T. p. Mack,
S. r. Wasson.
Nye-A. j. Franklin, A. Mclean
e. w. Emerson, proxy, G. w. Emer-
| son.
Ormsby-T.. D. Edwards, ii. w.
Sharp, C. F. Ford, c. W. Friend, s. G.
Wright, j. Morris.
Storey-D. B. Lyman, j. Woods o..
P Wardle, proxy, William Mckee.
gan, F. Layton, William Sutherland,
]. B. Eckman, L. Fredericks %, A
Stephens, proxy, L. Guggenhem,
w. Collins, Theodore Lamb, J. Per-
rington a.. p. Wardle, proxy, r.
| Wood, S. BENEFITS, NJ. S. Boyle, w.
G. Kingman, Thomas Huly.
Washoe-W. NJ. Boardman, W. r.
Chamberlain, E. r. Smith, T. G. Her
man, G. F. Moeller, P. N. Marker, j..
G. Smith.
White Pine-A. 7. Stearns ON. D..
Foley, proxy, Henry Hip On. d..
Foley, proxy, Frank Drake On. ID.
Foley, proxy
The following Committee on Reso-
lutions was, on motion, appointed by
the Chair: j. w. Ferguson, NJ. A.
Murphy, j. A. Palmer, F. w. Dunn,
A. ]. Franklin, George w. Keith, w.
NJ. Doardman, A. W. Pray, G. G..
Wallace, Alex. Wise, ii. G.. Shaw, S.
G. Wright, ]. A. Stevens and NJ. d.,
Foley.
The Committee was out for long
time and the meeting was rather
stormy, but at five o'clock, by giving
and taking, u set of resolutions were
agreed on and reported to the Conven-
ton.
THE PLATFORM.
The Rcpu bican party of Nevada, in Convcn-
ton Assem- bled. rcailirms its devotion 10 The
principles OF the greet National Republican
party, and reiterates its faith in its ability 10
carry on the General Government in the same
spirit of Justice, intelligence and progress, re-
sheet for human rights and regard Ger the in
terests aud dignity OF labor which have char
actcrized it's history for more than quarter
OF n century ..,.,. 49,.
Resolved, That the wise, considcrae and
judicious ADMINISTRATOR President Arthur
commends itself TO the entire confidence and
respect of the American people.
Resolved, That the Republican party has at
ali times been, and still is, the iriend and pro
tee, OF of IN hor, and as such cons dors The ad-
vent OF the Chinese race into this country
dangerous and inimieal TO the deserved sue
cess aud prosperity OF American N9orers,