Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-06

Maynard. city, were appointed committee
on Permanent Organization. X. B. LOOMS.
city; l. b. Lull, OF Tyrone. and A. n. Nor
ton, of Wyoming, were appointed Com
nlttee on Order OF Business.
The following resolution was offered By
". J. Stuart. city:
Resoircd. That hereafter the County Con
venilons shall consist Of az least 100 mem
b3rs; that said delegates shall be apporiiOned
u the various wards and townships IN the
county by the county committee according
20 Tie Republican vote for Governor AT The
last preceding election. except that no town
or ward shall have less than two delegates.
On motion OF Fred 4. Maynard the reso-
luton. and the matter Of apportioning the
thirty nine delegates accorded 10 the county
ia the State Convention, was referred 10 a
committee of scven which the Chair ap-
pointed a. follows: Messrs. L. 4. Maynard,
city: II. II. Richards. of Paris: Neil Mcsiil-
Ian, of Algoma; j. w. hine, of Lowell: ".
j. Stuart J. T.. Croque, and W. L. Grove,
city.
The Convention then took n recess until
1880 p. IN.
On reassembling the Committee on Order
Of Business recommended that the Commit
tee on Credentials report first. the Commit
tee on Permanent Organization report next,
the Special Committee on Basis of Repre-
sentation follow, and that next, delegates to
the State Convention be chosen.
The Committee on Credentials reported
the list of city delegates as published in THE
TELEGRAM Of Wednesday morning and the
following delegates from the townships as
entitled to seats in the convention:
Ada-John Headley. W. p. Core, c. ID.
Washburn.
Alpine-J. A. Burch, II. C. Smith, II. F.
Haynes.
Agoma-Neal Mcmillan. Chas. K. Cow
din. Chas. Whitworih.
Tyrone-L b. Lull, NJ. l.. Whitney, J. T.
Perham.
sparta-R. A. Maynard, L. f. Page, J.. NJ.
Cleveland.
LoweI-S p Hicks, E. A. Sunderlin, J.
W. Hine.
Wyoming-A. \. Norton, j. W. Closter-
house. J. ". Cooper.
Par;s-W. T. Adams, S. S. Bailey, H. II.
Richards.
Grand Rapids-E. J.. Briggs, W. L. Calk-
ins, Alex. Muir.
Nel-on-wellington Rasco,w. II. Wheeler.
J. S. Barker.
Solon-J. Payne, Z. r. Benedict, c. ".
Sharer.
Walker-Wm. Dunnett.
Grattan-S. B. Scranton.
The delegates from the re. resentative dis
tricts outside the city were authorized 10
select Republicans from their districts to fiji
the vacancies, and Messrs. ID. W. butcher,
Of Caledonia. c. II. Fenton. Of Gaines. J.. l..
Boynton, of Spencer, W. Z. Nellis. of Ada,
and W. ". Johnson. of Grand Rapids were
selected and declared entitled TO seats.
The Committee on Permanent Organiza-
ton reported in favor of making the tenn
porary officers permanent. and the report
was adopted. Ii was decided that the city
district shall have nineteen delegates in The
State Convention. the Second District nine
delegates, the Third District ten, and that
the Convention select one delegate-ai-lsrge
and the Convention then took a recess 10
enable the delegations from the three dis
tricts to select their representative delegstes
which were announced a follows
First or City Diatrict--F. g. Holmes. Dr.
IT T.. Iocier, Nm. Brummfler. 4. B
f.,o.ais. i. *. Baker. r. ". Butter6eld. II
y Moore. j.. b. FISHER. +. A. Maynard. Geo
a. Waniy. IS = Grove. John Dregre. j. II.
Berry. II J. Feker. B. J. Ballard. David
Arnott. i. A. Rodgers. +. B. Naiii-. r. M.
Merrill.
second District-W. L. Calkins Of Grand
Rapids. &. g. Stone Of Lowell. John Headley
Of Ada W T. Adams Of Paris. John Porter
Of Wyoming. r. X. Johnson Of CASCADE.
Nelson kelley of Gaines. IS. r. Remington
Of Bovine, A. r Hoae # Nergennes.
Third D6strict-Neal Mcmillan 0f Airona.
g. !. Broun of Aisine. Fred Hubbard of
Nielsen, j. 3. Buii of Tyrone. "a. A Dunnetf
Of walker. Scott Gris7soid Of Spencer. j. O.
Isle # S8lon r. A. Maynard ~ Sparta. -.
Rice Of Plainfsid. + +. Benedict of Scion.
DELEGATE af-iarge-Hon. Moses Tarrars
TIE delegate 70 the State Convention
were authorized. in case q their inability B.
attend II. to select their substifutes. and the
Committee on Repress nfstion made the fol-
lowing reT0rf.
Besolref. That the CountT Committee ~
reihrr fhe next c1rrsut8ou - directed -
aruorfon fhe delegate upon sgca basis as -
TEEN shall seen J1st
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