Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-07
MAKING A STRONG TICKET.
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About Town.
CLEARED.
The Renmhlican Convention.

III Jlt lVlllUlt lldll OtSlfihdO' oOih fi'
Matthews, chairman of the committee,
calling to order, and reading the call.
r. Z Trcynor was selected as temper
ary chairman, and for temporary secre-
tary, II. +. Thomas, of Macedonia.
On motion of j. Nj. Matthews n com
mttee on credentials was appointed, con.
sisting of b. f. Clayton, of Macedonia,
}. B. Mattock, of Crescent; j. A. Haker,
of Avon; w. F Sapp, ir. of Kane; j. X.
Annis, of Washington.
As a committee on permanent organ.
ization the following were appointed:
w. j. Trotter, of Knox; Il. Campbell, OF
Keg Creek; A. L. flickinger, of Kane;
+. w. Williams, of Kane, and II. s.
Smith, of Hardin.
While the convention raised n cry for
Major Lyman, who responded to the un.
expected call briefly. He thanked the
republicans for the manner in which his
nomination had been given by acclama.
tion and without opposition. He deemed
il an indication or the endorsement of
his course in congress. He was
thankful, also, for the support thus
far given in this campaign, He thought
that the great need was TO get out the re-
publican vote If that duty was per
formed there was no question as to the
result in this county. At the last election
there were enough republicans who
stayed at home to have made a sweep
ing majority. He urged every republi-
can to see that every vote IN his town.
ship was cast on the coming election day,
and then there could be no doubt as to
the result.
The committee on credentials reported
all the townships represented except
Rockford, Silver Creek, Wright and
hn ffll1 hn 1tlt
of delegates:
KANE-FIRST WARD.
Henry DeLong, Joseph Plumer, NJ. l.
Sears, f. NJ. Williams, W, McFadden
SECOND WARD.
j. NJ. Matthews, c. S. Hubbard. A. 5.
Hazclton, John Fox, &. NJ. Harl, Ed
Mott, j. A. Spaulding,
George F. Smith, John Lindt, W. f.
Sapp, r., E. Rosecrans, W. Z IIaver-
stock, b. b. Clark.
FOURTH WARD.
F. II. Hill, A. T. Flickinger, /. N.
Trcynor, George r. Hunt, j. w. Kilgore.
ID. f. Gleason, 4. j. Brown, G: ID. Arnold,
Bclknap-Wiliam Lyman, l.. b. Rob
inson, G. II. Converse, Henry Cooper.
KnoN-W II. Van Brunt, j. A. Hake,
| G. H. Norton w. j. Trotter, G. l. Swart
fager.,
| Brisbin.
Hazel Della, W. johnson, s. S.
| Works.
Boomer--L. S. Axtell, Thomas Page.
Crcsccnt-R c. Mcncry, j. b. Mat
| lock.
Norwalk-Henry Cook, j. Carlisle.
Garner-A. +. Clatterbuck, Nj. Gullop,
j. Y. Cadwaldcr.
York-W. A. Pruitt, b. Erchenbuger.
Lewis-T: P Treynor, w, H. Shea.
haytonuw to- y / koI,ts aongn%ecEkerh n h,,o w. s.
JamesIW. M. MaNweii James Adams,
A. w. Halliday.
Center-George Gage, j. Burlington,
Charles Robinson.
yalloy-W. S. Williams, ii. Victh, w.
&. Baxter, b. f. Stevenson.
Lincoln-G. H. Thorley. H. b. Jock.
Grove-A. w. Price, Thomas Street,
Alex Osler, G. II. Coy.
Macedonia-B F. Clayton. j. C. Brad
ley, II. G. Thomas.
Carson-G. ID. Eustace r. F. Jones, II.
Lowe, G. d. Taylor.
Hardin-H. A. Smith, b. X. Chambers.
Minden-P. Ehlcrs, |. Thomas.
Keg Creek-L. IL. Forbes, r. Camp
Plcasant-S b. trum, II. C. Burgman.
Washington-J. X. Annis, G. e. Lam
A. L. Hazleton, of this city, suggested
that as all the delegation were not full
they should be empowered to cast the
full vote. His motion to that effect was
| carried.
The further suggestion was made that
rs the delegates were not all "fulI' an
adjournment should be taken to give
them an opportunity to get so. A motion
was passed taking noon re2ess until
/ 80 o'clock.
On reassembling Mr. Frank McElrath
was admitted rs delegate from Silver
Creek, and Henry Goss to represent
Rockford.
The convention then proceeded to make
nominations.
For county clerk, b. f. Clayton pre-.
sented the name of Elmer f. Smith of
Macedonia. Layton township presented
the name of w l., Packard. G. 5. Hub
bard named NJ. Matthews of this city.
| j. b. Mattock moved to vote by town
ships and wards, tho first ballot to be in
formal.
The informal ballot resulted: Matthews
SO, Smith 90. Packard IA
Mr. Clayton moved that the informal
ballot be considered formal, and that
MIR, Matthews be declared the nominee.
Carried,
Mr.. Kilgore moved that II. j. Cham.
bers be renominated by acclamation.
Carried unanimously and enthusiastlcal
ly. Calls for Mr. Chambers caused him
to respond briefly, heartily thanking the
convention and repledging fidelity to the
party.
The nomination of equity attorney
came next. Colonel ID. B. Daily and Mr.
Jacob Sims were named, Frank Shinr
was named by Carson delegates
Macedonia seconded it. An iLforma
ballot resulted: Daily 81, Sims 80
, Shinn 10,
a deicsr.te stated that Mr.. Shinn'.
name being presented without hi
knowledge or consent he withdrew crew in
name. The formal ballot resulted In tn,
nomination Gi Colonel Daily, who re
,. ceiyed 52 votes, while Sims received 81
On motion of MIR. Trotter the nomins
tion of Colonel Daily was made I'M
4 animous.
The position of coroner was then filled
C. S. Hubbard named Ii. h. Field. TIL
nomination was made by acclamatio
T. and unanimously.
0 The duty of nominating two men 70
4 county supervisors came next w N
= Maxwell, of james; Peter Peterson, {
|, Boomer; s. b. Frum, of Knox; j, p. Bo
. den, of Hazel Dell; j. b. Matlock, {
!. Crescent; +. z, Brown, of Nicola; q. l
Waite, of Kane, were named.
The informal bollot resulted: Wait
55i, Frum OIL, Peterson 23t Brown ?