Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-30
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
George Carson Endorsed For Judge and
Major Lyman For Congress.
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The republican county convention met
in pursuance with call yesterday morn.
ing in the temple hail. TO choose eighteen
delegates to tho judiciary and a like num-
Der to the state and congressional con
vcnuonS. Hon. l.. 4 Consigncy, of
Avoca, was chosen temporary chairman,
and T. 4. Mott, of this city, secretary.
Committees were chosen on permanent
organization and on credentials. Adj
iournmcnt was then taken until after
noon.
On rcconvenins the committee on Gre
dontialS reported.
The committee on permanent organi-
zation reported in favor of b. +. Clayton,
of Macedonia, president; +. a. Con-
Signcy Of Knox, and ID. c. Bloomcr, of
Kane, vice presidents, Oliver Barrett, of
Hazel Dell, secretary The report was
UNANIMOUSLY adopted
\ committee of one from each town
ship and ward was chosen to name dele
gates to the three conventions.
j. a. l1ake moved that the delegates to
the judicial convention be instructed to
vote for Senator George Carson as nom
ince for district Judge. 1t was carried,
though not unanimously.
During the retirement of the commit
tee the convention INDUCED in sort of
love feast. Brief addresses were made
by Mr.. Eaton, of fremont county, MIR.
Young, of Malvern, Frank Snim, of Car
son, Mr.. Osborne, of Mills, Mr.. Stead
man, OF Council Bluffs, Mr.. ID. b. Clark
and others. A number of others were
called for, but brief declumations took
the place of speeches.
The committee then reported the fol
Con grcsSlonal-E. b. Gardner, G. S
Hubbard. w f. Snpp. w. III. Campbell
William Wyman. DIR. Thomas. n. Swan
son, A. F. CIatterbuck. A. w. johnson,
II. Stephens, b. +. BiXby, 5. b. Frum, j.
NJ. King, ID. g. Bloomcr, w. +. Have1
stock, G. Nj. Harl, John Lindt, A. f.
Judfcial-s. r. Trum, T. P. Treynor,
A. r. Prentice Jacob Sims, Ch.r!es NJ
larl DR.. L. ), Thomas, b. w. Hight, |,
G. Carter, | NJ Treynor, Walter |.
Smith, +. A. Consigney, w. j. Trotter,
III. Cotleen, +. b. Gardiner &. III. Con
verse, DR.. John Green, B. +. BjXby o, l..
Barrett
State-W F. sapp: II. CoAeon, Ed
III. Converse, j. G, Stadter, n. Swanson,
j. A. Hake, f. Fitch, b. +. Clayton, p.
Ehlers, w. r. Reshaw, Eli Clayton, John
Lindt, DR., Alexander G. llaldane, ID. Il.
DALEY.
The delegates to the congressional con.
vention were instructed to use their eff
forts to secure the denomination of Con-
gressman Lyman.
The delegates to the state convention
were not instructed, but it is thoroughly
understood that tcy vii viii Gi;::;t;: H.
support state auditor, S. g. Osborne,
of Mills county, who will go into the con-
yention with western Iowa Solidly back
ing him.
The convention elected unanimously
j. Nj. Matthews as chairman of the
county central committee. The other
members of the committee are as follows
Kane-first precinct, f. B. Gardiner;
second precinct, G. S. Hubbard; third
precinct, John Lindt; fourth precinct, Z.
ualdane.
Boomer-L. S. Axten.
Belknap-W. H. Ii. Dahnoe.
Center-R. b. Wilson
Carson-.G ID. Eustus.
Crescent. B. Matlock.
Grove-Alex Alster.
Garner--A f. Clatterbreck.
Hardin-B II. Chambers.
Hazel Dell-J- p. Boulden.
James-W. M. Maxwell.
knox,. A. jerks.
Ceg Creek-J. b. McMay.
Lincoln-H, b. Jack.
Layton--O. Nj. Bruce.
Lewis-W. II. Sperse.
Macedonia-E. L. Smith.
Mnden-George Deutcher.
Neola--C. ID. Dillin.
Norwalk-J q. Carlisle.
Pcasant-A. g. Bergman.
Rockford-Basil Fox.
Silver Creek--J. g. Pontius.
Valley-I. l.. Bair.
Woreland-Henry Barnes.
Washington-J. X. Anders.
Wright-El Clayton.