The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-05-09

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The following were elected delegates at large
/ Charles ii. Sawyer, Edmund first and Arthui
second: George II. Stowell, for Blaine first and
Arthur second; Edward II. Rollins, for Arthur;
J. b. Clarke, for Edmunds and opposed To
Blaine. ,-
The Vermont Republican state convention
organized, with James NJ. Tyler as President,
who favored Edmunds and Lincoln, and asked
the convention to endorse the administration
of President Arthur, J.. Gregory, Smith, Red
field Proctor, Frederick Billings and b. > Har-
ris were elected delegates at large to Chicago.
The resolutions reafiTm allegiance TO Republ-
can principles, approve protection, demand q
revision of the duties on wool and a reductlon
of taxes, presents the name Of Edmunds for
president and instruct the delegates to vote for
him.
The Wisconsin state Republican convention.
elected four delegates at large to the national
convention, as follows, presidential preferences
being stated: f.. II. Brodhead, Edmunds;
f. w. Reyes, Blaine; Jonathan Bowman, Ed
munds; Thomas B, Scott, Blaine.
Following are the district delegates previous
" elected. First district, H. A
Cooper, Blaine; John j. Sales, Gen. Sher-
man; Second, s S. Barney Ed
munds; w. F. Rainbush, Edmunds; Third,
Calvert Spensely, Blaine; 4. G.. Dodge, Blaine;
fQOGtn, EuWAru SA0ueIsOu, INtlhuiuS9 T., ~
Winkler, Edmunds; Fifth, J. II. Mead, Ed
munds; c. Z. Estabrook, Edmunds; Sixth,
C. B. Clark, Arthur; 4. NJ. Kimball, Blaine;
Seventh, O. +. Temple. Blaine; c. n. Butt
Blaine; Eighth, George .. Shaw, Blaine; Hor-
ace A. Taylor, Edmunds; Ninth, Alexander
Stewart, Arthur; A. Ellis, Blaine.
Summary-Edmunds, 10; Blaine, 9; Arthur,
?: Gen. ShermaD,1.
Electors at large-C. J. /. Myer of Fond du
Lac, I. A. Husher of La Crosse. . .s .
At the Iowa state republican convention the
names presented as delegates TO Chicago were
J. S. Clark, of Polk, editor Of the Des MONIES
Register; Judge N. NJ. Hubbard of Linn Hon.
John Y. Stone of Mills; Hon. W. G. Dennan of
Buchanan; Mr.. Albert Swain of Mahaska;
Hon. \. S. 'Hartshorn of PalO Alto; Gen. Will
liam NandeVere of Dubuque; eX-Gov. Gear Of
Des Nome .
On the call of roll each county voted for
four delegates, and the first ballot settled the
business, GARRISON receiving SO4, Hubbard $40,
Stone 604, DOnnan 632, Swain 800, Hartshorn
297, Vandevere 105, Gear 800. The last four
were declared the slternates. Following
are the district delegates, the last two
named ineach district being %alternates:
First, Dennis Morrison, William Wilson, Jr.,
Arthur Springer, G. NJ. Sunkin; Second, John
Seller, ". T. Shaw, II. r. Whitehouse, W. P.
McManus; Third, H.. C.. Hemenway, W. H. Nor
ris, g.. A. Mcintyre, J. M. Ray; Fourth, g. i.
Stewart, o. II. Lyon, D.. w. Clemens, William
Kellow; Fifth, w. Willets, Merritt Green, L
w. Jackson, g.. F. Geddes; Sixth, Il. S. Wins
low, Calvin Manning J.. P. Lyman,
Frank Werchelberger; Seventh, f.
i. Weeks, C. H.. Gath, Lewis Igo, ]. Ii. Twomb-
~; Eighth, William Wilson, w. ID. Christie, ID.
T. SigleT, Mr.. Sheridan; Ninth, L. A. Consigny,
I. NJ. Logan, George Gray, ID. j. Miller; Tenth,
r. S. Benson, G. T. Mason, O. G. Nelson, J. K.
Smith Eleventh, J. X. Rinsworth, ]. b. Funk,
A. Piper, A S.. Culbertson.
Blaine viii receive the votes OF the whole
twenty-six delegates.