The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-05-02

Election Of Delegates to Conventions
other Political Notas 80

A, Barts and A. G.. Page as delegates i q
Chicago Convention, and A. Steenerson ang,If
W. Stone al alternatea The Kindred VINE :,
the party in a seperate meeting alactaa
Brown and George ID. johnson as deIaa.
Chicago and George l. Canfield andJ IA Mv, y
as alternates.
The Second Minnesota District Renn,l;.s,
convention at Mankato nominnted Al M cras sSs
and l. x, Rogers for delegates to Cbjcsrn ~
Col. Joseph Bobletter Gordon Powers as als sas
mates.
The Washington comfy Mimi repubEN.as
instructed their delegates to vote for Inhr -
Procta rs delegate TO Chicago.
The Dakota State Republican Convan,;os
Huron, selected Col. John j. JoHv az c,ss
county and Nelse Nelson Of Pembina A dalss
gates, and Byron 4. Pay of Brookings. Role,
Il. Wallace OF Stutsman as alternates.
The Ohio State Republican Convention nam;
mated as delegates to Chicago Judge +
Foraker, VIM. Mckinley. NJ
Gus Hanaker and Judge West. The follow;ys
alternates were elected. Rev. James poindax
ter (colored), Columbus; Graham DueE III
ored), Delaware; John r. Green tcoloreal
Cleveland; Robert Harlan (colored) Of Cincin.
natl. For state officers the convention nomin.
ated as follows: J. s. Robinson OF Hardin
county, Secretary OF state; w, johnson presenl
chief justice for judge OF the supreme conTf
and for member of Board of Public sForka d
A Flycklnger OF Defiance county.
The democrats Of Iowa elected for delegate.
at large 5. G. Kline, H. III. Trimble, b. M
Harris and 4. n. Thayer. The entire twen9c
six delegates from Iowa are solid for TIdssn
if it is demonstrated that he will accept Tha
district delegations chose the following dale.
gates to the national convention: Frat
district, George r. Smith, Van Bnren
county John Walbank, Henry county. Sec.
ond, w. i. Brannon, Muscatine; T. b. War.
leigh, Clinton. Third, I. Schroeder, Dubuoue.
P. c. Dithlefeen, Grundy county. Forth, Il Id
Buless, Clayton; A. O. Doolittle, Floyd
county. Fifth, george ]. Boal, johnson
county; John Ryder, Benton Sixth. Ii
B. Perry Monroe county; T. II. Gibbs, Ma
haska. Seventh, L. w. Goode, Polk; j Il
North, Dallas. Eighth, ]. II. Dur.
gan, Union county; William Bsrdley, Appanoose
county. Ninth, ID. M. Farrell, Mills county;
DR.. j.. M. Emmert, Cass county. Tenth, M. b
Hyatt, Hamilton county; JOIN Cleggett, Cerro
Gordo county. Eleventh, Il. M. Guthrie, Car.
! roll county: z. o. Cassidy. Palo Alto county
The committee on resolutions made q short 70.
port Reafirming adheranee to the platform
of the Democratic national conventions Of 1876
and 1880; in favor of revenue and tariff reform
and against the late prohibition legislationh
the state.
The Michigan Republican State convcRtion
at Grand Rapids the following delegates at
large TO Chicago-R G.. Horr, W, r, Swift sam
4 ~. ~ w y ~ = - 0ApfA ~ " -
Moore. A. l. Koon, A b. Turner, DR.. Robe
The Republican convention of the Third dis
trict of Maine nominated by acelimatOn seth
Milliken for congress-. The First Vermont dis
trict Republicans nominatedJ w. Stewart
The Sixth Iowa district Greenback conven-
ton met at Ottumwa and nominated ss dele
gates to the national convention, Dr. ~
Ramsay Of Abba, and J. II. Burgess or Otfum-
wa.
Morrison Foster, Greenbacker, has been
nominated for congress in the Twenty Second
Pennsylvania district
The Republicans of the Seventh district OF
| Kansas renominated 5. Il. Peters for congress-
man.
Congressman Stewart, az Middlebury, Vt wax
renominated by reclamation by the Repnbh-
cans of the First district, ia convention. Nal
A. b. Valentine, of Bennington, and Henry
Ballard, of Burlington, were elected delegates
to Chicago. The convention was enthusiastic
: for Edmunds.
Returns so far from various sections OF
Louisiana indicate q majority Of $1,000 for the
Democratic state ticket and the adoption of all
demonstrations amendments. The tieketelecs
, ed, Governor. Samuel p. McEnery; Lieutenant
2 GOVERNOR, Clay Knehlaek. treasurer =
7 Burke, attorney general, NJ. }. Cunningham
I secretary Of state, Oscar Arroyo; audssoI, Y.
: b. Steele, superintendent Of public instruction
3 Warren Easton
4 The greenback national state committee O
Minnesota nave caiied a cunyeItiOn nsVra-
tonna on Tuesday, May 20, 1884, and 20 elec
o delegates to the national convention OF tn y
Greenback party to be held in Indianapohs
: May %, 1884, to nominate candidates for Presl
t aent and Vice President Of the United states
w, r, Merriam VIII not be a candidate 20
c~onE44tssss from the Fourth Minnesota distries
S Nj. Merriam declines 70 publicly witnura" n y
name for the reason that he never consenseug Y
: be a candidate, nor did ne ever a1a5tsoFNv ~
I use of 2is name as such.
= The fclloWiDg were elected delegates iron
Mississippi at large: EX-SENATOR u a. brnSa
4 James Hill. RI. IT,. Beck, DIR. j. M Bynum ~
first two colored and the others white. lh
delegates are uninstgpeted, but favorable y
u Arthur. IT was stated that the district dNee
u gates stand: Arthur III, Blaine ], Logan :
: Gresham !.
! Hon. Knute Nelson has been re-noninate
for congress In tho Fifth Minnesota district
The New York State Republican convention
9 held at Utica, elected for delegates ~ arg
d | Theodore Roosevelt, Andrew H. White, Jon
= n. Gilbert. Edwin Packard Il is understood
that the delegation Is for Edmunds nfss sp
, Arthur second
Z The republican s~tateconyention Al Colnaca
!, cut selected as delegates atlarge joint ftvns
J: ton. Samuel il. .Merwin, Jr., Augustus Brapds
, gee and Frederick Mills. The district aelf
! gates elected were: First, y. Cham2saaas
. and Ralph G. Gilbert; Second, LII MnnsQ
and J. z. Edmunds: Third, L G. Bliss anu =
!: st Boss Fourth, o II Tyler and@: b. Hill
resolution was adopted, that IF, IN the Jlut
! saent Of our delegates, a proper occasion sna
arise, they win meet the unanimous sense )
IS the republican party of this state Il they DR.
n sent the name Of Joseph H. Hawlay as 2 cana
date for president Of tho United States.
In Virginia the republican delegates az laIe
are william Malone, William II. Pleasa1
D (colored), 81 M Yost, Frank 5 Blair, James I
+ Brady, A. A. Dodson. ELECTORS at large 81
= district electors wsre also named Each tielt
& CATION reported az favor of Gen. Mahone 4 I
I chairman of the delegationt 10 Chicago, ana q
delegates were Instructed to vote as a UNI on !
q questions In convention. The district deleSa1'
are: First district, Dun Green, IA X. SteWaIi
9 Second, II. Libby, Jordon Thompson lco!orea.
y Third, W G. Elara, Anderson Taylor ~lcolore99