The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-08-14


happiness.
Republican Convention at Lawrence.
A solid Burrows Delegation.
The republican county convention at Law
renee, on Friday last, was called to order at
the appointed time, IL o'clock a. M, by Hon.
j. Andrews, Chairman of the county COM
mittee, and the call for the convention read
by Ct. L. Breck Esq, Secretary of the COM
mittee. The Chairman, pursuant to the
direction of the committee, called Hon. +.
p. Hill of Decatur, to the chair, and on
motion Seneca Anderson of Columbia, was
chosen temporary Secretary.
On motion of A. S. Haskin of Lawrence, a
committee on credentials consisting of five
delegates was appointed by the chair, as
follows: A. S. Haskin of Lawrence, NJ.
Hinckley of Decatur, Hon. G. j. Monroe of
South Haven, j. V. Roosevelt of Keller, and
l.. A. Rogers of Waverly.
On motion of j. Burcham of Lawrence, a
committee of five delegates was appointed on
permanent organization, as follows j. Bur-
cham of Lawrence, j. H. johnson OF
South Haven, j. w. Rogers of Decatur, Sam
uel Rogers of Columbia, and e. w. Merriman
of Hartford.
Charles Duncombe of Keller, made mo-
ton that a committee of five be appointed
to select and present to the convention the
names of persons to be voted for as delegates
to the state, congressional and senatorial
conventions, which motion prevailed, but,
after some discussion, was so modified as to
make the committee consist of eighteen
members, one from each township. The
Chair appointed as such committee Colum-
bus Enge of Paw Paw, w. S. Crosby of
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of South Haven G.. W. Butterfield of Waiver
ly, S. S. Fuller of Arlington, r. n. iced of
Almena, JAS Bale of Antwerp B. f. Hughes
of Bloomingdale, VIM. Broadwell of Bangor,
t. W. Rogers of Columbia, L. G. Allen of
Covert, NJ. Hinckley of Decatur, and S. NJ.
Trowbridge of Geneva.
The dinner hour having arrived, the con-
vention took n recess until 1870 p. m.
On the reassembling of the convention
after dinner, the first business in order was
the report of the committee on credentials,
which was presented, showing full delega-
ton present from each township in the
county, l25 delegates. The report was
accepted and adopted.
The following is the list of delegates:
BANGOR.
W Bidwell, W Kinney, Geo Remington,
Thos Horton, ID W Sias, c W Peters, Charles,
Ford.
COLUMBIA.
CIV Rogers NJ Nash, D sill, samI Rogers
Henry Scrimger, b Anderson.
COVERT.
G Allen, WIZ / Conner, Edward Rood, Jacob
Gunsaul.
DECATUR.
Marvin Hinkley, b Browning, 5 II Slocum,
Enoch Howe, W Rogers, 5 VI Rawson, Z Hill,
A Burnett, Enoch Hopkins.
GENEVA.
Silas VI Trowbridge, Albert Eldred. Gilbert
Mitchell, Lucien l. Mace, las Martin.
HARTFORD.
H Simpson, Nelson Rowe, VIM Webster, John
Gross, c Maynard, NJ Gustin, Geo w Merrman,
r w Stickney.
Israel White, John Wiles, J Phelps, Henry
Geer, Eugene Cribs.
PAW PAW.
Columbus Engle, Clarence Richmond, Bangs
Warner, q Gilman, q Harrington, Aaron Van
Auken, Edward Nash, Samuel Consolus, VI Pugs-
ley, II Sheldon, Hilton, Young.
ARLINGTON.
S Fuller Wilcox, Oliver Cox, Geo Worthy,
. w SchermeIhor, & Nash.
ALMENA.
iced, Wait, sias Breed, Decatur Down
ANTWERP.
James Bale, welch, J c Gould, McKeyes,
Samuel J. Butler.
BLooMINGDALE.
b F Hughes, Milan Virgins, II H Howard, Marcus
Lane, w Lewis, Alex stinson, Geo Bush.
heller.
John V Roosevelt, Charles Duncombe, Andrew
Klett, james burden, Charles Roosevelt.
LAWRENCE.
Charles Rockwell, L Keene, + Barrows, w W
Smith, Haskin, Jabez Burcham, II NJ Marshall,
II Draper.
PORTER.
John Marshall, A Breck, Elmer Hall, Fred
; Nash, George Cornish.
PINE GROVE.
W Crosby, W Myers, A Adams A Lam
berson, VIM Bachelor, Hyames, stryker.
HAVEN.
CJ Monroe, b + Hunt, II Johnson, c Hem
stead, Beebe J Lannin, Deamere, Van
} Dyke, g b Pomeroy.
wAvERIY.
c W Butterheld, Geo wilson, J Dayton,
) Cleveland, l. Rogers.
The committee on permanent organization
presented report which was accepted and
adopted, retaining the temporary officers as
permanent officers of the convention.
The committee on the appointment of
delegates not being ready TO report, at the
suggestion Of the chairman the time was
4 occupied with short speeches made by the
following named gentlemen, who were called
".
Hilton, b. f. Heckert, A. b. Copley, A. N.
Eldred and VIM. Burlingame. This talk
aroused good deal of enthusiasm, each of
, the speakers being greeted with round after
} round of applause.
: The committee of Is being ready to report
the list of names selected and recommended
was read, and, az far as the state and sena-
. torial delegations were concerned, the report
2 was adopted without discussion, as follows:
SENATORIAL DELEGATES
Silas Breed of Almens.
George Myers of Boomingdale.
William Broadwel of Bangor.
. Nathan Thomas of Hartford.
Andrew Klett of Keller
a Gilbert Mitchell of Geneva.
A. Myers OF Pine Grove.
VIM. Schermerhorn of Arlington.
O. ". Hilton of Paw Paw.
q. s. Wilson OF Waverly.
4 e.. l.. Eaton of Antwerp.
8 w. o. Packard of Covert.
D STATE DELEGATES.