Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-05-08
POLITICAL.
state Conventions of wisconsin. iowa
and Minnesota.

The republican state convention of
Wisconsin meet at Madison and chose
the following electors and delegates to
the national convehtion.
Third District Delegates-C. Spescely, Iowa
county; A. G. Dodge, Green Bay. Aiternates-
G. Il. Buel, Dane county; j. S. waddington, Of
Fourth District Delegates-F. G. Winckler and
Edward Sanders N, Mi waukee. ternates-
Henry Baumg dertner and John A. butcher, Nil
waukee.
Fifth District Delegates H. Mea7, Sheboy-
gan; @. E. Esterbrook Manitowoc. Alternate r.
D. w. Stebbins, KeHauuee; william Carb S, Ozau-
kee.
Sixth District Delegates b. Clark, Neenab;
A. NJ. Kimbal, Pine River. Alternates-M II.
Elton, Wnnebago; p. f Whiting, CIR en- Lake
Sc enth District Deegates-C. NJ But $. Vernon;
Temhle of Juneau. Alternates-James b. David
so Sparta; Col Sye, Baraboo.
Eighth District Dregat S-H A, Taylor, st
Croix. c. b. Shaw, Eau Claire Alteru ates-M
c. King, Clark county; A, A. Wood, Trem.
pea eau.
Ninth District Delegates Alexander Stewart
Wausau; O. a Ellis OcontO Alternates-S. s.
Vaughn, Ashland; George GARNER Wood.
PRESIDENTIAL ELF croRs.
Besides the election q delegates above named,
the following Presidential electors were selected
from the several districts:
First DISTRICT. w Ostrauder, jefferson,
Secoud-D. G Van Brunt, Horizon.
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F0urth-Johu Rugee, Milwaukee.
Fifth-E W. Arndt, Brown county,
Sixth-G. 3. Rogers, Outagamie
Seventh-W. NJ Fogo Richland.
Eighth-Canute Anderson, Burnet county
Niuth-E. l. Brown, Waupaca
The district meetings were singularly harmoni-
ous, and in no one was any attempt made TO force
any pledges upon the delegates.
The other district delegates had been
previously chosen by district conven-
tons. Hon. II. A. Taylor, of Hudson,
was chosen chairman of the state com
mittee.
The Iowa republican state conven-
ton met at Des Moines.
The following four gentlemen, being the four
balloted for and not elected as delegates at
large, were made the alteruates at large: Albert
W. Swain, editor of the Oskaloosa Herald, j.
Hartshorn, of Paio Alto; eX Governor j X Gear,
OF Burlington. and Gen. William Nandever, of
Dubuque.
The presidential electors win be named at the
state convention for the nomination Of state OIL
GERS, which has been called 70 meet here on Au-
gust Goth.
DISTRICT DELEGATES
The several republican district conventions were
held an the following delegates elected 20 the
Chicago convention:
First Distrct-Dennis Morrison, Of Lee and
William Wilson, Jr., of Washington Alternates
l-Arthar Springer, Of Louisa, and G. d. Junkin
of jefferson
Second-John Hilsugcr OF Jackson. and Col
ouel W. r. Shaw, of Jones Alternates-H. r.
Whitehouse, Of Clinton and Z W. McMauus OF
Scott
Third C. Hemenway, Of Blackhawk
and w. III. Norris, of Delaware Alternates
&c, A. Mcintyre, Of Butler, and J. NJ. Ray, Of
Gruudy.
Fourth-G II Stewart Of Allamakee and @ Il
Lyon of Floyd Altpruates-N. " Clements, OF
Fayette, and VIM kellow Of Howard prev iousy
elected
Fifth W willets Of Tama. and Merritt
Green. of Marshall Alternates-L- W. Jackson
of johnson. and g. T Grddes of Benton
SiNth-H S. NinslOw, OF Jasper, aud Calvin
Manning of Wapeho. Alternates-J. r. Lyman
at Poweshek, and Frank W. Echeilerger, ui
Davis.
SEVENTH W. Weeks. Of Guthrie. and C II
Catch. of Polk. Alteruatcs- Lewis IEo, of War
rem. aud i III Twombly. VT Adar.
Eichth-William Wilson, of Clarke. and ". d
Christie ct Union Alternately T SiEler. Of
Adams, and Ar. sheridan. Of Appan10Se.
N,uth-E. Is. Consistency, OF Rottawattam.e and
II VI, q Logan III Harrison. Alteruates- Gearge
Gray. of Audubon. and y b Miller of Mills
TIE Minnesota republican state con
lyeatlUn met at St Paul
After the reading Of the platform