The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-06-21

that the near approach Of both the state and
national conventions rendered such action
unnecessary, il was withdrawn.
A recess Of three-quarters of an hour was
here taken, after which the committee on
delegations reported. Mr.. Perkins said that
as the representation in the state convention
by La Sale county was equal to one delegate
TO about 81 representatives in this conven-
ton, the committee had acted on that basis
and divided up the delegations between the
various cities and the towns in that proper
ton, assigning places to city and country in
the proportion of their representation here,
The names were then read, as follows;
DELEGATES TO PEORIA,
j. c. Campbell, b. Heenan, j. Lomassney,
John W. Blee, J. NJ. WEIGH, A. j. O'Connor,
j. G.. Feldes, T. Donohue Alex. Vaughey,
Charles T. Madden, E. s. Browne, August
Mesenbach, j. w. Duncan, j. II. Eckels, W.
]. Dawell, Samuel Nicholson, George W. W.
Blake, Jackson Shaver, J. l.. Mccormick, II.
Bellinghausen, H. NJ. Gallagher, J. A. Arm
strong, Martin Flaherty, Samuel Dunavan,
Michael Danaher, William Lauf, G. W.
Fetzer, Jackson Butte, G. W. Armstrong, W.
II. Conard, W. f. Armstrong, Patrick Bar
ton.
AAernates-David Leroy, j. NJ. Hess, W..
j. Hynes, A. B. Breese, A. j. Reddick, T.
Rafter, W. L. Lighthart, William Wellmann,
Mat Maierhofer, NJ. A. Mickey, Phil Erlen-
born, LATE Carnahan, j. b. Hull, Samuel
Degen, James McQuade, Donat Hollecker
V. b. Weeks, d. Hapeman, A. L. Sheppard
Joseph Monks, H. Penning, Samuel E. Parr,
Louis Rohrer, william Pool, Gotfred Rhein-
hardt, William Lainhausen, John Nicholson,
Lacy Hibbs, J. P. Wilson, Richard Nagle, S,
Grove Charles L. Hoffman.
DELEGATES TO CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
Walter Hoge, Charles Hull, G. F. Breford,
S. n. Gillett, A. J. O'Connor, A. j. Reddick,
S. P. Hall, W. Bumgart, Z. Barber, NJ. A.
Mickey, L. S. Seaman, John Scheutz, N. I.
Moloney, E. G. Osman, T, J. Lynch, NJ. n,
Armstrong, L. W. Brewer, Joseph Monks,
H. Helmig, H. E. Penning, Samuel E. Parr,
John Miller, NJ. J. Flaherty, Peter Esch-
bach, Thomas Moore, ?. Ford, NJ. O. Laugh.
lin, Jacob Schoenleber, Peter Cosgrove, Chas.
Hoffman.
Observation-Disclosures Downey, Chase Fow.
Ter, Joseph Arbogast, W. ]. Graham, Charles
Bradford, Ira Nelson, Thomas Rafter, W. L,
Lighthart, J. NJ. Welch, Valentine Link, An
ton Meyer, August Balfer, Franz Nielsen
bach, Phil Erlenborn, John Goedtner, NJ. D.
Learned, o. r. Thompson, jeremiah Higgins,
P. G.. Thomas, Ambrose Trumbo, L. Mackey,
W. S. Jackson, A. L. Donaghho, J. Blake,
Franklin Butte, H. W. Saunders, Michael
Curtis, Conrad Zimmerman, William Sapp,
Peter Donlevy
One motion these delegations at the con-
,entions named were authorized TO fill any
vacancies that might occur.
The committee to present names OF q
county Central committee reported as fol-
ows:
Henry Bellinghausen, Peru, chairman ; D.
Heenan, Streator; James H. Eckels, Ottawa
4. J. Reddick, La Sale; S. E. Parr, Rut-
and; Louis Rohrer, Worthwhile; Charles
Erickson, Miller E. S. Browne, Mendoza.
On motion of Charles I. Madden, of Men
lota the delegation to Peoria were instruct
ID to vote first, last and all the time, for
carter H. Harrison for governor.
A discussion was started aimed at an ex-
preston of opinion as to who should be La
Sale county's choice for delegate from this
district in the national convention at Chica-
70, but the choice lying betweenJ c. Camp
,ell, A. J. O'Connor and G. W. Armstrong,
he subject was by general consent referred
o the delegates to settle as best they can in
conjunction with the delegates from the other
counties.
Adjourned.