The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-11

mas. SCnWtlknaFul OHered minority
report signed by Messrs. Shweickhardt,
Kyns and Love, and claiming the admis-
sion OF the full Filley delegations from
Audrain and Jasper counties.
4 delegate from Phelps County made a
vigorous appeal in behalf of Jasper Coun-
" stating that the only reason the other
delegates were admitted was simply be-
cause they were good Republicans.
The motion on the minority report was
put and lost and the majority report was
adopted.
The Committee on Permanent Organi-
cation recommended General Odon Guitar,
OF Boone County, as President and one
from each district as Vice-President, as
follows:
First District-E. d. Wilson.
Second District-W. B. Rogers
Third Dstrict-W. W. Campbell.
Fourth District-A. C. Dawes.
Fifth District-Henry C. Tieman.
Sixth District. r. Vance.
Seventh-A. j. Seay
Eighth-G. II. Brockenkamp.
Ninth-Chauncey /, Filley.
Tenth-John Cornice.
ELEVENTH.. 5. Long.
Twelfth-E. f. kimball.
Thirteenth-H. +. Haren.
Fourteenth-Peter Lair.
Secretary-,James c. Broadwell.
Assistant Secretaries-W. |. Strong
and f. NJ Mott.
Mr. Guitar made an eloquent speech
thanking the convention for the honor it
had conferred on him and congratulating
all present on the fact that "harmony"
had been secured. The convention then
proceeded to business, and Major Warner,
OF Kansas City, very eloquently put in
nomination for one of the delegates-at-
large, X. 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.
Dr. Mclean attempted to put in NOM
naton j. W. Wheeler but he was yigor-
ously Kissed and withdrew.
delegate fromth 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.. FiIley had already been elected as
delegate by the Republicans Of the Ninth
Congressional District.
The convention proceeded to bal.
lot for delegates at large, with
the following result; John W. Vice.
Ter, 1856; John b. Henderson, 81
~; B. NJ. Prentiss, BIG; Thos.
c. Fletcher, 81; David Wagner, 50;
Chauncey |. Filley, 2l3 -; T. /. Chur,
50; Chas Brown, A; II. +. Havens, 287!
Chester II, Krum, II; J. Milton Turner,
10, and Capt. Dallmeycr IS.
Messrs. PrentisS and llayens were de-
clared elected, a vote of 2Gl being neces-
sary 10 elect.
On motion of Major Warner General
John b. Henderson was elected by accla-
nation
Chas Brown was nominated and i'm
mcdiatcly an uprOar followed
4 delegate for the Eleventh District
proclaimed above the uproar that his del
egaton would rcpudate everything that
had been done. \ number Of the Elev-
enth District delegates yelled at the Chair
/ and everybody else seemed to be irving
to see how loud he could yell.
/ Amid the uproar, j. Milton Turner was
elected as an alternate. Thomas C.
| Fletcher was also elected hv orcIonotfo,
After more shouting David WAGNER
wa, elected an alternate nv arclonofinn
p. A. Thomson of AtGhison Cnmnty
and a coIornd cInrrynan na,nnl C ounoy
were nominated for electors.at.largn and
wore cboson hv occIomotia,, ,Tt anu
lar electors we're chosen ~ fol,n,ng.
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IourIn DistrlcI- lyman farker,
rnth D Di,.r,s. W %: Johnson Johnson
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