The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-04-24

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AZ 1xPe-1enasoS = puilom Gov Hamntcn,
1Qreon y Cook ana Clarke Carr IN
D!str1o Y. y WOODWARD ana Annei
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MSssIsr; 4 foufsh. samuel 3 Raymond and {.
McKans; Sixth, q. G; Towne and Norman Lew.
e; eeyenth, Henry Z. Noble and g G Baldwin;
Eighth, e Y. Wtliett and 2. Bell NINTH =
Whitney and " " Mright; E,evsnth g 7
Chandler and e. a Ballard; Twelfth 2. y
Mathews and ". y Perry; Ihirteenth, Dr v:
Jayne ana ". Y smtn; f0nrteenms = y.
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8 Halbert and Henry +. Reuter-; Nmeteenth,
Thomas s. Ridgeway and Charles 6trattoni
Twentieth William McAdAms and 4. - bimp-
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The following ara the Pennsylvania ilelesetss
to the Chicago Republican convention, District
First q II Bingham, william =. POLLOCK;
second william h Leeds, David = Annei
Yhird, samuel > Mlpm, hairy nnntSrs
ronrtn, Aiex Orowes ~ Eiwoo9 h9wsns EIi. -
y0nn anompson, Jonn nuPl; n1u q
F Piihss H T;. iGTHng seventh h.l hs.e
franklin livngood; Ninth, Lewis Hart
man, Edwin 4 Reinhcld; Tenth; N 8 Knpat-
r1ck samuel Thomas; Elcvsntn: y Z. brgwn
Crulksnank; iwentn a. 4 boie9, = =
Psssmore: Fourtheenth, Horace Brock. Jacob
WAGNER: Fifteenth. q. "A Grow. +. =. Eyon:
Sixteenth. E. a. 6chie6elen. e. W.
Hill: Seventeenth. d. g. Norril;
IL d. Scull: EiGhteenth, John Stewart s.
= Dumeid; Mineteenth Wllliam = 1Annl9s,
yac0D e Y. nI m 1 We 8 a A Ivi
= y 1n0rnEOnS 1Menty-uIBs (cOhteet19b Sonn
< Ewing, James = bayressuoh y. warning,
John 4 Ew,ngi Twensy lconteste1l. y
4 AAgee, Milham RUM, jacob - HA&e,
Joseph ~ weeks; 1wenty- tn1ro, Inomas =
6ayne, = - Dyerei twenty E =,
Acneson, sonn -, Manace; 1Tensy- n I!n :. = e
n n. Riddle r q Cochrane: Twenty seventh.
Joseph Johnson. u ". Echnia
At Iarge-James McManes Of Philadelphia,
Philadelphis. B, r. Jones Of Allegheny. +. &
Kimberly Of Mercer, william IT Jessrtp d
Gusuuehanna and ]. w. Lee Of Venango.
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Az tne West virginia UemocIsuc convenuon
ad0pted me 10itowine resolunon:
heeoived Inat samuel :. liloen Is our nI:'
choice for the Democratic nomination lot presl.
chosen to the Chicaco cnnyenfion. Ie$;s A.
ker Joe Var. Metre. II. 2. Harlow. u. III Iaon.
Ard Dis,rrts-First W =. Siyely. I'd McD6n,
AID. Second ex-Tnited States Senator al a
Davis G. III Wells: Third Frank Hereford.
Wesley Mollopan: Fourth. B. q. Bean. Georei
Thompson.
Semi, d.rol;r. rsrrh,;c.c. .lactaa da,ac.ta.
10 Ch;csro A. isrra nr;rstrnct ad. T N
Bravton internal revenue collector: w N Taft
postmaster Of Charleston; Congressman Robert
6malls and Samuel Lee.
tr;ct convent;o1s nnsnstrncted.
First district K M Freeman and r. A Weh.
ster; Second, Harris Simpkins and s. E. Smith
Third, E. F. Bl0dgett and r. w. Boone; Fourth,
Wilson Cook and G. N. Wilder: Fifth, O. @.
Mccoy and E. H Dibble; Sixth, D. T. Corbin
and E. 81 Deas; Seventh, T. ]. Johnston and
ueoiec = An0Hlpson.
The Dakota prohibition convention held q
Mitchell adopted the following resolution bear
ing on the political situation:
Resolved That the political party which In
Co.pol..es p.!n.D.son 81 - ps.aH:l -: 4: =
naos. P9Iscsce ua n fs el4 8: y Ia II
t H.sss sDIniaol u .ne nquos Mc = - ~ u
20 ss sna wi , !, ~ su
| and give ms Z clean temperance candidate. ~
| we try to elect q separate territorial ticket
Ten. DICK Ogelsly mas neen nommased pl
snE IeRuulc.!s l4l goveano. TO, VI . Ia. Ans
Secratsrv ~ state = = n n. ne,nen+. and;tcr
Charles = swicert: treasurer. Jacob Gross
.4torrav .,erersf Gsor.e HINT NS's
| A'. A0s s0no' - oee1 AA
The Greenbackers OF the Thirteenth congress.
sionai district OF New York elected delegates z
strrctad for a., RmsIer for ,ras;Jerf =.
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simon Cameron, In An interview pubhshed
IN the PlttsDurg CommerclAl Gazette on Apr
a, announces his preference TO be 6enatol
Edmunds for president and Senator McMiilai
| Tor vice president
| The Oregon delegates to the Democratic con
yentl0n are: y Macarthur, W. g Cool, Z
=. Hogan " htrode, A. r. Waate u Y
Porter. PRESIDENTIAL Eiectors-A p. lson, W
u Fenton, A. u jones'
II il the opinion in Washington that tn
| Illinois convention ends the Logan boom al
the dispatches to the Eastern papers say Their
was more entnuslaem 1or Blame tnan tnere VA
ior Logan IN the convention
postal card canvass Il, New Jersey. Ont 3
| | .a65 answers. 1914 expressed preferences fo
Blaine. 273 for Tilden. 30 for Randall. 1V1 To-
Edmunds. and 1O1 for Butler.
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Inc DremG 5a couns iowa os"V re sssts.
s om ha ,,r iost ~ anor - Ss ~ nj
don. The DELEGATES chosen in Buena Visit
county are also solid for Tilden.
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The four New Jersey delegates at large, and
the fourteen district delegates were not in
structed, but they are understood to be To-
Blaine first and Edmunds second. When Robe
sGn LOUIE me was & :. dasoa+aa he Hv cocr.
uas,, aA'''1 '"'o' Dus - - $3.50
a1an
The democrats Of Oregon adopted resolu
ton favoring Iilden and Hendricks, but IN
delegates were not instructed Iilden IL thu
personal choiceof five and Field OF one. Ex
Gov. w. w. Thayer, of Portland, was nominal
ed for supreme judge and John Myers o.
Clackamas county for congress.
1 Most of the Iowa delegates have thus far in
structed It's delegates 70 we ssase convenuo1 ~
,ook siser we presoenMl mseaesI , - tc,,o.,