Telegram-herald., 1886-08-13

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I M4uaear.a a-.-t se4i l.e Democratic gag
- wanted. 81 BIS alslaA aas Hll on'
/ .a1 lea SHAT lLty lla sanl lrqpa
suea etal be- ll1lElt VI tlas t1-aIe aaI
] .e. ed arIauz cement Elt made tle mora-
/ Up llr sase ui peaee aua harmony
/ Nl vote of ewes aa1 nat
/ tnr Chairman aas .u4D.e ro lrade a all.i
/ SIDE aat IL. A fslr nf townships s-- .ael
/ taken sIlh lle following teslll r4s. >.
/ Says 80 UD motion oi AatllcAs
/ lac secretary was Instructed ta prepare
/ e.iumuall4uou statluE lLe sense W tll
/ meeting l0 be sent io lhr areeuoack Con
/ Yrllou. s 81. u-lmal moved iLaf repre-
/ seutsuses % the Stale and lousrssslona
/ Conventions oe nos selected t@rrel. a
/ recess Nas fhen taken ilF laif an hour.
Ou resembling Chairman N4lker m
4 i-rued lhe Convention lAat Tie Committee
/ ol ouler 0f Business wished io make i
/ supplementary report Chairman Elsk ln
/ doing 80 recommended that four each from
I tAe uIst district and two each iron tfis
second ana thiri be chosen - County
I Committee. thef 10 select their owA chair
llau. earned
Delegate. 90 the State aud Congress.0na al
Conventions were elected as follows.
First D.sfucl-Drlegates to State C1nveu-
/ tion. J. II. Kinney. l.. H. % Neil. r. f. L hl
/ Peter Dorin, IS m Qllrk. Jas hanGeuburs
! John IS Britain. Mm. Hake, =. A huge-
boom. 81 % Buen. b ~. Henze. A Stone
house. Albert Damsky. II % Schrrmerh0ru.
Louis Launiere Peter Wleuch ] ~
Weston. Fred saunders Taos B Church
Congressional p. h O'Neu, Barney Ber-
ry, Fred } Daily. F W Hne. Geo 81
Bennett. Geo L Perry, Chas n. H4ke. I'd
% DonneA Fred saunders, John T. Mur-
ply, Isaac Stewart, } Bssonelte. > d.
Dishman, j. j. Bslknap, j A Mckee.
Frank Nixon, NJ. J. Lewis, Jas. \. Davis %.
Z. Ransom
County COmmittee-Jas \. Davis Chas.
A. Robinson JAS Nandenburg. Aiber,
Damsky
Second District-State Convention: Jas.
Casey, Nergennes, A Goodwin. Wyoming.
David Irwin jr Byron, JAS Malcolm,
Caledonia. John II Whitney, Cascade, Law
renee Burns Ada. Geo. Chadwick, Paris.
Frank L. King Lowell, Mike Collins. Grand
Rapids Geo ID STARK, al large.
Congressional e PiumD Ada. e..
Godfrey. Grand Rapids, j. + Maloney
Caledonia. Bishop Thompson, BOVINE.
John Mehan, Gaines: Judson MckInuey,
Byron, John y. De Wolf Grand Rapids,
Thomas Walker, Paris; J. ; Bergln, Yer
gennes J NJ. Matthewson, at large.
County Commitlee-Joun IL Withey,
Cascade aud John Mcqueen Caledonia
rhiri rict-Siate Convention: Ananias
Wurden delegates at large. James b. fay Tor,
5 'aria, Giles Macarthur, Oakheld. Henr5
Le>siler Grattan. Il + Wam>iey. Nelson,
James rozer Tyrone; DAVID Porter, Al
piue; Wm Mallory. Walker, Norman
Richardson Plainfeld Delegates Al Con
gres,Ionai Convention. Frank ~ Wood
rGh, Aigoma, at large; Alonzo Luth Scion,
C. g. Iuxbury, Sparta; j. Il Squires, Mel
son, Louis Macarthur, Oakneid; r. G. Steg-
man. CORTLAND, A bert Lessiter Gragtan,
John ;. Bowen. Tyrone; Wm II Myers,
CORTLAND County Committee, + Goul.
Sand Lake. f. VI Woodruff Rockford
When order was called again r NJ
Woodruff moved that an adjourn meRt be-
taken until sept. 1 % See wnat the State
Convention would 20. BY special permis-
sion the motion was made debateabie +.
w Woodruff was willing 10 with
draw ms motion aud did So.
Jos HOuseman said that for several weeks
all bad been preparing for this convention
10 would not matter If both conventions
adjourned, but If the Democrats adjourned
DO would leave the party who had stood by
the Democrats Out in the cold. They bad
stuck 20 us. They are true, true true. DO
nOt insult them. Do not commit suicide.
Select a committee and let the Nationals do
the same. United We stand divided we fall
L. " Woodruff said this was forced on them
bv the GreeDDackers. We pol three votes
To their one. ICries of sit down They have
good half of the loaf Let's give them
the whole and / could work better for the
ticket then J. NJ. MauheWsOn thought IL
was matter OF great importance He did
not want % break division as Houseman
said. Let us send 20 the Greenbackers
aud ask them 10 adjourn with us See
what they say. J. Houseman talks about
trouble and expense. If we coun-
try fellows don't mind expense
surely yOh city fellows should not
There is a wariike spirit am for peace
today. II we want 90 agree through a con
ference committee, we viii have 10 board
for a week. Let's see If the State unites. "
". II Meyers believed in adjournment.
Freeman Godfrey said he was waiting 70 be
heard. continuing. he said. Of course two
| conference committees might fail % agree
But whenever fusion had taken place vic
| tory had been secured lie advocated har-
mOuy. My convention told me not 10 give
al or nearly all They want harmony
/ bat they won't give all. Ii you elect a
/ Senator 10 will not DO sou very much good
/ Our convention asks YOU % let matters
| alone I must tell YOU that they say that
/ the division ] offer is The division or none
/ Cries Of none. ] am sorry, bat ] au
/ forced 20 tell you YOU can't elect your
/ iicsct wif hput us. We can't without YOU
/ Joseph Housemau said. "If our cpnven-
| u0u selected a conference committee vii
You Freeman Godfrey replied. Il can
NOT say.
J NJ Matthews0n was sorry 90 hea
| the uiumaium. This convention did no
/ want stirring 10 wanted OIL They say tbey
| viii select a good senator for us Nhl
/ can't we select q senator FOR them' What
| sauce Tor fhe goose Is sauce for the gander
| Rather than have a feht. lets adjourn
While they have helped us we have helpe'
| them I would NOT sick 0n tie senator
| ship. il only wants a spark tO unite
/ flame don't ike fhis double harreied
/ i1usiness bu- DOM want 3D. trade horse
/ crossing stream
Mise Collins wanted The Younger Demo
/ crafts to have their sag. joe Murphy want
I "a a committee sent 90 confer Rilh fm
( D-reenbaCsers Haf % 'Neil said THAT fh.
/ Greenhaeser- had sent fheir uifimafum i
/ N Nr05ruf wanted to So anything 81
/ harmony have already Wlfhdravn mi
motion ro sfi31rn Lyman g. Kinney
( from fhe de- Come over with a .o.
/ committee ani ve vii use rou WeiL W.
can Wi4 on joint ticket
Jae HnrpnF moFei f9 apQoinf a confer
( enra committee fo SOC Ehat tlo l-reenas
eTs wai go. sni fud oGf vhefher fh
Green aaes ormmi zee Wa= rIEht i1 present
Fe 81 aiumatum. Freeman Geife
visited tie Convention to understand r.a
ua 2 sfus-ian bad been hat ra Gre ultima
fem. a resolution had beeu carried %
r.aHr 1I3 uHf rorp on it lHsf Tse fa
-ea nerf elf tairs a c1r ference rrnin
.ee eaa ne arreeeI ost base Sd sa
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son thins fr