Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-22
This Afternoou

potV and tuS CONVENTION was not called
to order for al hour after the specified
time. During the interim Colonel
Plummer interested ard amused the
convention with an address of unusual
merit. He admitted the defeat of the
northern faction to which he belonged
ana congratulated the convention on
the coming denomination of Judge
Clifford. His speech at length was in
behalf of repnhlicanism.
Colonel Piummer was followed by
b. w. Caldwell and johnson Nickeus,
who spoke informally to the convention
in behalf of Dakota and division and
republicanism.
General Allen was called out and
in e generous speech affirmed his loyalty
to Judge Clifford and his endorsement
OF his coming nomination. He cheer
fully submitted to the will of the con-
vention.
CALLED TO ORDER.
At three O'Clock the convention was
called to order and the committee on
credentials made its report
THE CREDENTIALS.
The following is the report of the
committee on credentials:
Aurora-H M CLARK, (proxy for Riser,
" Fl Hooper, FL G Holmes, Albert
Brown, Henry Rathhnrn.
Barnes-Herbert Root, j s Weaver,
P Pearson, Otto Becker, g M Wing,
A Van Wormer, O e bennett.
Beadle-S Nash, two votes, O M
Harmon, A Davis, Robert Lowrey, two
yotes, r D WNhoston, G s Fassett, Ed.
Sterling. j B Kelly, John Cain.
Bon Homme-C q Stilwill, W.T. Will
liams, A w Lavender, w A Cole, G W
Snow b r Wagner, Daniel Wilcox,
A w Seaman.
Brookings-J Q B Scoby, three votes.
w W Wright, j l. Pratt, A D Barwold,
II S Murphy, two votes, VIM. Fisher.
Brown-Phil skillman, S e Jumper.
j ID Reeves, A Green, T. & Luce, j B
Richards, OF Mccoy, Allison, w Il
Elliot, l. Bowman, Henry Hays. J B
Root. A w Campbell.
Brule-J r Lowe, w FL Cobban, w B
Wait, H N Cooper, A f Rudolph, j II
Stearns, two votes,A l. Baker, M E
Rudolph.
Buffalo-Frank r Atkins, E Oschner.
Burleigh-Alex Hughes. Alex Nc
| X amin NJ III . Tnu,lI ~ II r sA4ia n
Leavenworth, @ N Hunt.
Butte-James Carney, Il ] Grant, G
Q Moody.
Casa w Edwards, o W Francis, J
@ Chilly, W f Bail, R s Tyler, j FL Gale,
Charles Scott, A Marsham, e V Nc
Night, Chas. Fossay, N X Hubbard. j
A Johnson, A MeHench. J II Watson,
lot Clenert, A d Thomas, All Lowry,
V Landquist, Il G Dish, B f Killar,
W M Miller, g I Foster.
Cavalier-P FL Daughty, e A Dow, E
G Brow. J a Nelson, 2 McHugh, j A
Money.
Charles MIX GJones, s N LindIey
s FL Welch, two votes, u Whltridge.
Clay-Geo. Richardson, E d Dawson,
A ] Faux, ir., Hans Myrop, s W Kid
der, F w Hart, F g. Ayers.
Codington-T A Kingsbury, Frank
Crane, q 9 Meliette, E g Fahenstock, E
r Peare, ID @ Thomas, E N Brown.
Custer-A d CLARK, two votes.
DaYison-a A Johnston, r " Vince
lock, w l. Warren, u s Johnston, j \
Washburn, Levi Brown, w N Perry.
DAY. q Adams, w Fl Ware, G L
Sharrets, John Norton, O Fl Sheldon, /
Bryant, GS Maynard.
Deuel-C } Ronold, W Aikens, A {
Anderson, A W Hyde, M E Gruly.
Dickey-H J Mallory, w "a Ellis, v
E Hadley, Frank Jerabeck, W Moran.
Douglas-H N Grant, ] Q Elbinger, ]
Lecocq, G Foster, I M Stewart.
Edmunds-W g Ruggles, four votes
Emmons-G J Davis, two votes.
Fall Rivera 8 Stewart.
Faulk-P & Plckler, d Mckay,
Sickle, g. B. Dyer.
Grand Forks : George B Winshir
seven votes, VIM. Bulge, fourteen votes
Grant-D M Evans, J @ Knapp, A !
Smedley, J W Bell, L A Eldridge, q
Hocum, o J Soheie, L Drake.
HamIin-W f Lahr, five votes.
Hand-T NJ Wilkins, Fix votes, G i
Pinkham.
Hanson-Thomas Scofieid, L
Taylor, two votes, W S Logan, f VI
Foster.
Hughes Q McManima, Il Q Besan
con, @ Crawford, 9 81 Walworth, ]
Sebree, George Schlosser.
Hutchinson Q Boyles, e Thyme
T A Morris, Henry Hell Chris Bachler
Jacob Gunder. Thomas Harding, Ell
Myers, M T Reeves, i s Homer.
Hyde-A B Vines, Eli johnson, g v
Elaoney.
Kidder-W f Steele, three votes.
K~ingsbury-O B Mcdonald, j
Owen, Jpo Inlay. j b Hall. LII Bate
d M Pierce, A b Smith, III A Whiting
Lak.-W T Smith, ] Patterson, {
B Kennedy Chas Miller, A Harms. job
Walden.
LaMoure-W M Potter.
Lawrence-GC Moody, four votes,