The White Pine news., 1884-09-27

ii a OOMlNO,
VIC LYONS.
HENRY BUSH.
SAMUEL LIDDLE,
Committee
Platform and RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee on Platform and kesolu-
lions presented the following which were
adopted.
To the Chairman of tho Repub lican County
Convention
hesolyed. That the Republican party of
" hito inc Coanty, IN Cong entlOn a. selh bled
take pfide IN approving the rlatforns Ol prin-
ci Il : aud candidate uI the National RcpnO-
ilcan Convention, held at Chicago, aud of tho
siale Convention. h Id at CarsOn. and once
again renew tai,h and fealty IN tho aims
an objects of the Ma iionai nepu bIican purity
ties wed, hut In view of the tact that The
necessary Constitutional reform can be ac-
eOmpiished ~ ahendments TO the state CJn-
stiution as speedily aud effectively by II
revision of thai instrum MT a. 6y IA CoDstItu.
tIonal Jonsontipn--a doubtial experiment
under the most iayorable circumstances -we
hereby rec0nIn Inend Tho vdters Di the otnte to
vote at III nsxt genetal election against call
ing Guns tdtIOnh Convention
isesOlYed, hat we patty pledge our
selves 10 iaeoi all legI iuaie nlrts nres OF re-
trehehmrnt IN state auu County goycrnn, nts.
M instruct our repres NATIVES To the Lcp-
lsiatdre 10 as. all honorable means To aceom-
llisa such results
nesJecduly sub nitied.
a. Z. CLEVELAND, Chairman
Nominees.
FOR sAToR
Nominations being now iu Order,lA A. 3.
freece placed homas Robinson in nomnn-
tion ior Stat senator. sseond,d by q. II.
Grey in a ealogistic speech. Nominated by
accl mnlion.
On motion of Mr.. cVmins all candidates
were taxed s5.
FBR ASS MBLYNeS
A. L. stearns was rlac d in nomination by
Nj. Fillmore aud sec nd by Mr.. Grey in
speech which elected apuiaase
Sam iel Lld1le was pat in nomination By
Mr.. Comm. in yery complimentary address,
In which the speaker dvelt mon M. Lid
dies peeu lar tiin,.s for tho position.
Both genileHon eamo befofe tho Chair
IN n desk. pungled their Us aud made their
speeches. Mr.. stcarn-' remaras wore confined
IL the customary aehnoS led semenis on such
occasions.
MIR. LidJle was more communicative md
III ingsd into the obtaso problems OF how to
economics the ronaihg machinery Of State
and county goe srnm ints. II was not. how
.ver. till he branehei off the falload
question that ihs Convention plick ed mp
n or cars to make sure they wcre not being
addressed b. Steve Gage. unlortun ately
for ne cause OF campaign litefarnre We had
no short hand report = To catch it veI baiim.
Asa . tier ,mpaisn docament sam spceeh,
If correctly reported, were worth ml lion
votes to the MassAeh lsstss state.man. sam
il an orator as we'll as busiuess man.
poR sH RIff.
Mr.. iiilp plac d Joseph Liddls in nomina-
ion.
Mr.. Collins put james Henry before tie
Convention.
Mr.. lat.on nominated ". Il. Bassett.
Nominations closed aud balloting procet ded.
flrsi Liddls. ID; Henry, Il; Bas-
sott. ~. NO nonisaiien.
Second Ballot-Liddle. II; Henry, 6; Bas-
sett. y. Bassett having received "A minority
of the y.tes cast was On moiion declared
ihs nominee for sheriff The nomination was
made unanimous.
FOR AUDITOR AND RECORDER.
A. D Campton was put in nomination by
II A. Comins. il feV remarks. wherein the
young man wa- .ierred to in complimentary
terms. Ills great modesty. the speaNer said
was his only failing. This brought "a broad
smile over The audience and many wondered
il Cumins was not giving the Convention cold
iiony. or our friend Campton just toach too
mach ol nature, brush. Mr. Compton was
nominated by acclamntiou n bis opp, nents
having fallen in the causus battle the night
before.
FOR Asss3ta.
After some discussion. this nomination was
passed. TO be iiil. by the Central Committee
II the Snprems Cuart decided against the
pres Mt incumb bent. At was apparent TO the
nest casual observer that pressure WIS
brought on the Convention 10 pursue this
course.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Mr.. Hip placed A. b. 1reece n nomina tion,
and he was put through by hcclamation.
COUNTY eBsRK.
No one seemed anxious fer this billet. and
u snrcastic member who opposed the passing
OF Assessor. moved that as passing noiuina.
tions were in order, til. County Clerk be
passed And il was
TREASURER.
j. H. Lockwood was plac d in nomination
by ii. Bush, in speech thai mud that mod
aaf .,antlnmnn hIttsh In ~ "a ..uTs