The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-07-05
mes As the tally sheet was an incongru-

times As the tally sheet was an incongru
GUS mass Of figures, a yeritication OF the
vote was ordered, with the following re
suit Total vote 1874; Nicholson $50, Nc
Kinley 6y2. The friends of Richolsor
claimed that he had over 200 votes and (
demand was made for another verificatior
of the roll amidst the widest excitement
After an insutferable amount of talk, con
fusion and cat calls it was ordered, but III,
result as claimed was that there were no
enough errors 10 change the result and Nc
Kinley's nomination was made unanimous
As thus completed the ticket stands as fol
lows:
For Governor II, Harrison, Of
Cook.
For Lieutenant. Goyernor-HenryS Setter
of 81. Clair.
For Secretary Of State-Michael J
Dougherty, of Knox.
For Treasurer-Alfred Orendortf, of San
CANON
For Auditor-Walter f. Carlin, of Jer
sey.
For Attorney. General Robert L. McKin.
ley of Edgar,
The following delegates 10 the National
Convention at Chicago were appointed
DELEGATES
1t large.
John NJ. Palmer, Sangamon county.
William X. Morrison, Monroe county.
John c. Black, Vermilhon county.
Lambart Tree, Cook county.
District.
!. J. =. Mackin, Cook county,
W. c. Seipp, Cook county.
2. E. F. Cullerton, Cook county,
J. II. Hildreth, Cook county.
3. Carter II. Harrison, Cook county
Christian Casselman, Cook county
4. Harry Rubens, Cook county,
F. II. Winston, Cook county.
5. J. F. Glidden, De Kalb county,
G. W. Renwick, Kane county.
6. T. J. Sheean, 10 Daviess county,
F. H. Marsh, Ogle county.
T. c. II. McConihe, Bureau county,
Sherwood Dixon, Lee county.
8. A. j. O'Connor, La Sale county,
j. r. S. Scoville, Grundy county.
8. Andrew Kerr, kankakee county,
W. X. Dunn, Woodford county.
10. S. P. Shope Fulton county,
Strawther Owens, Knox county.
II. b. T. Cable, Rock Island county,
John Hungate, Hancock county.
y. Ellis Briggs, Green county,
W. L. Vanderventer, Brown county.
Is. W. =. Gallon, Morgan county,
Ben Prettyman, Tazewell county.
IA. A. E. Stevens, Mclean county,
Charles A. Ewing, Macon county.
Is. j. B. Mann, Vermilion county,
William A. Day, Champaign county.
10. W. b. Parsons, Clay county,
]. H. Hawley, Jasper county.
II, Anthony Thornton, Shelby county
Jessie j. Phillips, Montgomery county.
I8. William II. Kane, Madison county,
Douglas Halle, Bond county.
8. Charles E. Mcdowell, White county,
W. A. j. Sparks, Clinton county.
20. William J. Allen, Jackson county,
William II. Green, Alexander county.
The delegates go without instructions, but
re said to be unanimous for Tilden if he
an be persuaded to accept, otherwise most
o. them are for Cleveland with a few for
Biyard and few for Mcdonald. No unit
rule being adopted, the delegates can vote as
ley please. {
A new State Central Committee was APP
Idnted with S. Corning Judd of Chicago at s
III head, Though the committee will possibly '
elct its own chairman, and list of presi- !
laital electors was appointed, with O. B. a
Fiklin of Coles and VIM. G.. Erving of Cook G
70 electors at large, and J. c. Campbell for d
tbs district. b
And having tremendously completed its g
bsiness the convention at late hour in the =
rrht adjourned. il