Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-04-17
secre1ary-James q. Rroaaweu.

Secrerary-James G.. Broadwel1.
Assistant Secretaries-W. I. Strong
and +. M. Mott.
Mr.. Guitar made an eloquent speech
thanking the convention for the honor il
had conferred on him and congratulatine
all present on the fact that ssharmonv''
had been secured. The convention Their
proceeded to business, and Major Warner
of Kansas City, very eloquently put in
nominat ion for one of the delegateS-at.
large, r. T. Van Horn. The nomination
was seconded by General B. NJ Prentiss
and Mr.. Van Horn was elected by accla
nation.
Mr.. Kiskadden, of the Fourth District
nominated Chauncey ]. Filley.
/ DIR. Mclean attempted to put in nom
ination J. w. Wheeler, but he was vigor.
ously Kissed and withdrew.
A delegate from the First District nom.
mated Judge Wagner.
Another from the Fifth District nomin-
ated John B. Henderson.
j. A. Wherry, of St. Louis, stated that
Mr.. Filley had already been elected as a
delegate by the Republicans of the Ninth
Congressional District.
The convention proceeded to bal
the following result: John w. Whee-
Ter, 1876; John B. Henderson, s2-
1-2; B. M. Prentiss, BIG; Thos.
c.. Fletcher, 81; David Wagner, 90;
| Chauncey 1. FilleY, 2l3 1-2; T. I. Chur,
80; Chas. Brown, "A; Fl. E. Ravens, 2S7 |;
Chester H. Krum, II; J. Milton Turner,
16, and Capt. Dallmeyer, SO.
Messrs. Prentiss and Ravens were de.
clared elected, a vote of POI being neces-
| sary to elect.
On motion of Major Warner General
| John b. Henderson was elected by accla-
nation.
Chas. Brown was nominated and i'm
mediately an uproar followed.
A delegate for the Eleventh District
proclaimed above the uproar that his del
| egation would repudiate everything that
had been done. A number of the Elev-
| enth District delegates yelled at the Chair
! and everybody else seemed to be trying
| to see how loud he could yell.
| Amid the uproar, J. Milton Turner was
! elected as an alternate. Thomas G.
| Fletcher was also elected by acclamation.
After more shouting David Wagner
was elected an alternate by reclamation.
p. A. Thompson of Atchison County
| and co!ored clergyman named Gaines
were nominated for electors-at-large and
were chosen by reclamation. The regu-
lar electors were chosen as follows:
First District-Sidney D. Brown.
Second District-Geo Hall. ...
Third Distinctly. H. Folinsbee.
Fourth District-Lyman Parker.
Fifth District-R. b. johnson.
Sixth Districts. w. Moore.
Seventh District-L. A. Thompson
Eighth Observation-Disclosures SessinghauS
Ninth District-Nathan Cole.
Tenth District-Robert A. Newcomb.
Eleventh District-E. G. Evans.
ynlf nicfr iof Do n
Thirteenth District-No nomination.
Fourteenth District-W. Cramer.
The following committeeman at large
were elected by acclamation: David
Wagner, A. Graves, j. T. Crawford,
j. H. Pelham.
The following were named as members
of the committee from the several dis
tricts:
First District-L. q. Harrington and
Joseph Meyer.
Second District-W. A. Jacobs and J.
H. Harris.
Third District-Elijah Downing and w.
S. Miller.
Fourth District-Captain J. II. Price
and L. p. Dobbins.
Fifth-Robert c.. Connen and Robert
Tallman.
Sixth-A. C. Widdicombe and Geo. H.
Wallis. --e
Seventh-C. F. Gallenharp and o. C.
Bryson.
Eighth-Albert Bornmuller and H. ].
Bishop.
Ninth-Chauncey 1. Filley and Michael
Foerstel. a,.
Tenth-C. C. Fletcher and Henry lie
genhein.
Eleventh-Joseph T. Moore and w.
e. Bersole.
Twelfth-W. X. Terrell and William
Sheldon.
Thirteenth--J. w. Lawson and B. H
Logson.
Fourteenth George w. Trimben and w.
A. Love.
William w. Warner, of Kansas City,
was nominated for chairman of the com.
mittee and was elected by reclamation.
RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee on Resolutions made
the following report:
Resolued, That the Republicans of Mis-
souri,, in convention assembled, renew
their allegiance and adherence to the
principles of the Republican party as
enunciated in the National platform of
1880, and carried out by the National adj
ministration of President Arthur. The
Republican party of Missouri having bur-
led all past differences, ard being now
harmonious, is ready to march forward
shoulder to shoulder, TO battle against
the common enemy, and will discountc-
nance any man or set of men who
seek to create dissensions in it's ranks,
and we, its representatives, hereby pledge
our unfaltering support to the National
nominees of the party. Having faith and
confidence in the ability and wisdom of
the Republican party we leave to the
delegates assembled in National Conven-
ton the formulation of resolutions upon
National questions.
Resolutions of thanks to the citizens Of
Sedalia and the officers of the convell-
ton were passed, and the convention AL
journed.
A Question of Fact.
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