Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-28
Political.

Political.
The Democratic delegates from Winnepago
County are Senatorial, G. w. Pratt. A. ii.
Kruger; First Assembly District, r. ). Harvey,
and WIN. Wall; Fourth District, VIM. Trott and
Joe Klockner. All are for Tilden.
The following counties chose delegates to the
Democratic state convention on the Oath
Portage County-Thos. Welch and E. r. Herrin
were chosen delegates to the state convention,
and III. ". Lee, Owen Clark, John Zen. Henry
Cate and James Meehan to the assembly con-
yention. Marathon County-W. Klckbush and
Judge Louis Marchetti have oeen elected dele
gates from Marathon County to the Demo-
cratic state convention, with John Ringle and
Samuel Kronenwelter as alternates. Manitowoc
County-C. P. Schmidt, W. A Walker, I. Gratis,
John Robinson, John Francis, Fred P. Mueller,
Jos. Mueller, W. f. Hahn. a majority of the
delegates favored Tilder. Brown County
First Assembly District, P. Moran, P Kolb:
Second District, B. Gutbier, E. Lawler; Second
Senatorial District, L.. r. Hudd, A. L. Gray.
The Democrats of Lafayette County held
their county convention in Darlington on the
24th. Five towns in the county were rerre-
Sented. Hugh Campbell was chosen delegate
at-large d. s. Rose and Hamilton FL. Gray
were chosen from the Eastern Assembly Dis
tfict, and James FL. Earnest and Charles
Mapes from the Western Assembly District,
The delegation is uninstructed.
The Democratic senatorial convention of the
Eighth District, comprising Walworth and
Kenosha counties, met at Elkhorn on the Oath,
and elected as delegates to the state convention,
+. Robinson, of Kenosha, and M. L. Ayers, of
Walworth. The assembly delegates of the
Second District chosen were E. Page, of Spring
Prairie, and Andrew Kull, of Bloomfield.
At the senatorial convention, Democratic
held at Union Grove on the Oath, Jas. r. Doc
little and E. o. Hand, of Racine, were elected
delegates to the state convention. At the
second assembly convention N d. kFratt and
Adam Annie yUpr
At the democratic convention held at Plym-
outh on the Oath, the following delegates
were elected: Senatorial, Louis Munderschild
and Simon Gillen; second assembly, Enos East
man. land G.. II. Brickner; first assembly, A. T..
Phalen and t. c.. Sharp. The delegates are
solid for Tilden and tariff reform.
The municipal elections at Danville and Rich
mond, Va, on the 22d, resulted in Democratic
victories. Petersburg elected Republican
ticket.
Gen. Buffers letter accepting the nomination
for the presidency by the -Monopolists was
published on the 22d inst.
The Democrats Of Nebraska met in state con-
vention on the 22d inst and elected delegates
to the national convention. The convention
declared for T1lden and Hendricks.
The Democrats of the Fourth Indiana Dis.
trict renominated William s. Holman for Con-
gress.
At the Democratic senatorial convention of
the Twenty-seventh District, held at Portage
on the 22d, J. W. Murphy, of Briggsville, and
P. G. Stroud, Of Kilbourp, were elected dele
gates to the state convention. The First As
sembly District convention elected J. E. Jones,
of Portage, and l.. A. Squire, of Poynette, dele
gates to the state convention.
The Republicans of the Fifth Kansas Dis
trict, on the 21st renominated John A. Ander-
son for Congress.
The Republicans of the First District of Kan
sas, in convention on the 21st nominated e. n.
Merrill for Congress. and declared in favor of
Col. John A. Martin for governor.
The New Hampshire Democratic state con-
Vention was held at Concord on the 21st inst,
and delegates .at-large chosen to Chicago. No
instructions were given, but the unanimous
sentiment of the convention was in favor of the
''old ticket.