The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-09-05

n. u. Glarks Il. w. blnn, blank,
Second Formal Ballot. w. Bond,
10 Z; Jas Pennefeather, 10; III. III. Tar
bell, 4; III. III. Clark, / blank, 1.
Third Formal Ballot. w. Bond, III !;
Jas. Pennefeather, II HI. HI. Tarbell, 5 !;
blank, /.
The Convention then proceeded to an
informal ballot. for District Attorney,
with the following result:
Jas. Cavanagh, 5; NJ. A. Baker, 1 :;
Munson Paddock, n; A. Van Wyck, Is !;
Jas. Stebbins, s.; blank, /.
Mr.. Stebbins said he was not candi-
date for the Office of District Attorney
or any other Office, and as the ConYen-
ton did not seem to pay much attention
to political principles, he would move
that Henry Weismann, of Brighton, be
nominated for the Office of District At
torney.
Mr. w. E. Reed said he was author
lied by Judge Van Wyck to say if his
name was brought up for the Office of
District Attorney that he was not can
didate.
First Formal Ballot m. Paddock, II
HI. Weismann, 4 A. Van Wyck, g.; Jas.
Stebbins, 8; Jas. Cavanagh, 5.
Second Formal Ballot-M. Paddock,
9; HI. Weismann, 8 A. Van Wyck, Z
Jas. Cayanagh, l L; JAS Stebbins, 1 E.
w. Blinn, Chas. QuarIes, Q; blank, 1.
Third Formal Ballot-M. Paddock, 9
III. Wilson, A. Van Wyck, 2 !; Jas.
Cavanagh, 16 Jas. Stebbins, 1.
Moved that the nomination of Jas.
Cavanagh be made unanimous. Car
ried.
Moved that D. A. Sovereign be nomin-
ated by reclamation for the Office OF
County Surveyor Carried.
Moved that f. Stemm be nominal
ed for Coroner.
Mr.. Stemm said he did not think il
would be right to place a German at the
tail end of the ticket, and declined to
accept the nomination.
Mr.. Head was unanimously nominal
ed for Coroner.
The Convention proceeded to an in
formal ballot for delegates to the State
Convention, with the following result
Chas. Frantz, z DIR. Farr, l /; Jas. Vos-
burg, 2; A. Van Wyck, 2 JAS. Cavan-
agh, 4; w. E. Reed, ] /; r. Simmons,
@; s. d. Slade, z; l.. L. Owen, i; DR..
Mcclellan, 2; HI. A. Newbury, / w. S.
Maxwell, 2.
First Formal Ballot-C. Williams, / !;
w. E. Reed, 8 s. r. Mcclellan, 6;
Chas. Frantz, IL S. d. Slade, 6; w. S.
Maxwell, 8; II. A. Newbury, 2.
Second Formal Ballot-C. Frantz, %
g. Williams, / w. E. Reed, 8 DR.,
McClellan, 6.
G. Frantz was elected one delegate.
First ballot for second delegate
]. B. Vosburg, 2; S. r. Mcclellan, 10
F. Stemm, l !; w. II. Harrison, 8; L.
L. Owen, q; r. Simmons, 8; r. F. Rob
erts, g.; S. D. Slade, A; Jas. Shumway
/ Jas. Cavanagh, /. as
Second ballot for second delegate
r. F. Roberts, John Lucas, l J. B.
Vosburg, L s. r. Mcclellan, ST., 6; w
HI. Harrison, / !; G. Shumway, S. D.
Slade, 2; F.Stemm, 4 s. R. Mcclellan
Jr.. 10.
Moved that S. R. Mcclellan, of Viii
mot, be the choice of the Convention
Carried.
First ballot for third delegate F.
Stemm, 6 (; J..B.s.Vosbnrg, 10; ]. M. Steb
bins, g.; L. L. Owen, 2; Henry Black
man, 2 blank, l.
Mr.. j. B. Vosburg was declared the
choice of the Convention.
The following is the informal ballot fol
delegate to the Congressional Conven
ton d. L. Burgess, 1 Horace Black
man, 5; S. R. Mcclellan, ST., 2; R
Simmons, 7; Jas. Cavanagh, 6 w. S
Maxwell, 8; L. Owen, 2.
First Formal Ballot-Jas Cavanagh
II HI. Blackman, q; w. S. Maxwell
5; r. Simmons, IL ; L. L. Owen, /
G. Williams, l ; ID. L. Burgess, /.
Moved that Mr.. r. Simmons be the
unanimous nominee of the Convention
Carried.
Informal ballot on second delegate
to Congressional Convention-Jas Cav
anagh, 10; w. S. Maxwell, IL; L. L
Owen, 3; r. f. Roberts, @; w. Bloss
III. Follien, /.
First Formal Ballot-Jas. Cavanagh
II; w. S. Maxwell, IL blank, /.
Moved that Mr.. w. s. Maxwell be de
clared the unanimous nominee of the
Convention. Carried.
Mr.. w. E. Reed made speech OBJ
jecting to the nomination of Mr.. Penne
feather as Register of Deeds on account
|ofhis being Democrat and as the Ger
man element was ignored in the Conven
ton, and moved that the vote by which
Mr.. Pennefeather was nominated be re
considered, and that Mr.. Geo. G. Linn
pert be nominated in his stead. Car
ried.
1t was moved and carried that Mr..
Geo. G. Limpert be nominated by ac-
clamation. Carried.
Moved that the Chair appoint County
Committee.
The Chair appointed the following
gentlemen County Committee
CA. Dewey, Chairman !; Henry Black
man, J. B. Vosburg.
The Convention then adjourned, and
the country members reorganized for the
purpose of nominating a candidate foi
County superintendent of Schools.
Messrs. G. Williams and Jas. Shum.
way were reelected Chairman and Secre
tary. Mr. M. B. Bowkera and John Lucas
were elected tellers.
Mr.. Bowker made few remarks in
favor of Mn D. S. Gibbon, of the town oil
Somers.
The Convention proceeded to an in.
formal ballot for County Superintendent
Of Schools, with the following result
Alex. Grant, IL G. S. Anderson, 8 D.
S. Gibbon, 5.
First Formal Ballot "A. Grant, Is; c. S.
Anderson, Q; D. S. Gibbon, 4.
Moved that the nomination of Mr..
Grant be made unanimous. Carried.
The Convention then adjourned.
RANDALL.
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