Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-05-12

fotlOWlnS is q complete list OF delegates,
alternates and the various committeeman, Sc
lected Toy the Iowa State Democratic conven-
tion held Ut Dubuque, Wednesday, May ?,
1883.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Organized by rc-electing Edward II. Hunter
of Adams county, chairman, and c. ID. Fullen
Of Fairfield, secretary. John b.. Elliott OF
Knoxville, q banker, was chosen treasurer.
Chairman Hunter announced that the state
central committee had selected the following
officers:
Chairman-Hon. J. G.. Cook, OF Webster
county.
Sccretary-H. G.. Shaver, OF Polk county.
Assistant Secretarics-Dan. Shea, Of Win
neshiek county; Fred. A. fischer, OF Scott
county; Harry {. Evans, OF Davis county.
THE DISTRICT CAUCUsEs.
The district caucuses, held before the con
v~ention, selected representatives in the state
organization and delegates. The nominations
were announced TO the convention MS follows:
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
First Dlstrict-W. w. Baldwin, Dee Moses;
J. ID. NJ. Hamilton, Lee.
Second District Moses Bloom, Johnson;
Thomas Lambert, jackson.
Third Dlstrict-Cato Sells, Blackhawk; j.
II, scales, Itdruin.
Fourth District-Geo. Z. Bellsmy, Chicka-
saw: l.. J. Ainsworth, Fayette.
Fifth Distrirt-Col &. a. Clark, Linn, j.
T.. Hrnriqu.s, Marshall.
Sixth Districts. :. Caruthers, Davis; l..
G. Anderson, Powcshiek.
seventh District w. II. McHenry, Sr.,
Polk; A. i. Morrison, Dallas.
Eighth District--W b. Sproatt, Wayne; +.
S. Whitmore, Clark.
Ninth District. s. Tam, Guthrie; ID. VI.
Wyl8nd, Shelby.
Tenth District. J. Wilson, Kossuth; A.
3. Keith, Crawford.
Eleventh District-T. ID. Higgs, Buens
Vista; VIII A. Wells, Sioux.
ALTERNATE DISTRICT DELEGATES.
First-B Eicher, Washington; 0. J. Jami-
son, Louisa.
second-Johu NJ. Gobble, Muscatine;
Robt. Van Boskirk, Iowa.
Third-E. NJ. Carr, Delaware; 7. Miller,
Butler.
Fourth-John Decow, Winneshiek: w. c.
Moss, Mitchell.
Flfth-P. b. Ellis, Grundy: W. s. Han,
Jones.
sixth-G, ". Loar, Jasper; W. II. C.
Jacques, Wapello.
seventh-s. j. Gilpln, Madison; Z. w. Per-
~, Warren.
Fighth-W. g. Makinson, Psse; I'D. Rus
sell, Adams.
NlUID-L. vi DDClOJ, hOllSOLltIy u. d.
stranger, Audubon.
Tenth. NJ. Drees, Carroll; +. {. Brown,
Palo, Alts.
EIesventh-w, II. Dent, Plymouth Fletcher
Howard, O'Brien.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
First-G. s. Guernsey, Van Burel.
Second-G. NJ. Davis, Clinton.
THRIFT. w. Baldwin, Dubuque.
Fourth-cohn Foley, Chickasaw.
Fifth j. l.. Shehan, Jones.
Slxth-T. b. Perry, Monroe.
Seventh-V. A. Ballou, story.
Eighth-Wm. Bradley. Appanoose.
Ninth-M. Holbrook, Harrison.
Tenth-John Mccarthy, Greene.
Eleventh-W. Is. Ircdway, Woodbury..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
First. j. Sc, riley. Des Moline
Second-Jauies Dunno, Jackson.
Third W. Howard, Buchanan.
Fourth-F. ID. Bayless, Elkader.
Fifth-E { Holt, Jones.
Sixtu-J. + Sewers, Mahaska.
Seven NV. II. Schooley, Warren.
Eighth-Jamcs b.. Wiseman, Union.
Niuth-Wm. G,onweg, Pottawattamie
Tenth-H. !. Wasson, Kos. nth.
Eieven,h-E. L.. Brownwell, Dickinson.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Pirst-O. J. Jameson, Louisa.
Seconds. H.. Fairsll, Johnson.
Third. X. Winsett, Butler.
Fourth-John Cliggett, Cerro Gords.
FIfth-M. +. Mann, Tama.
SIXTH. l.. Hull, Mabaska.
SEVENTH. X. North, Dallas.
Eighth-W. A. Brown, Decatur.
Elnth-W. A. Crane, Audubon.
Tenth-W. !. Br%annigan, Palo Alts.
Eleventh. w. Argo, Plymouth.
STATE CENTRAL coAMITTEs.
Flrst-Charles d. Fullen, Jefferson.
Second-Sam Conn, Muscat'ne.
Third. }. Dunn, Dubuque.
Fourth-M. j. Carter, Winnesheik.
Fifth-Jokn Baum, Benton.
Sixth-W. X. Hollingsworth, Of Sigourney,
Keokuk.
seventh John B. Elliott, Marion county.
Eighth-Edward II. Hunter. Adams.
Ninth-S. w. w. Straight, Cass.
Tenth-George w. Hyatt, Webster.
Eleventh-G. b. Hesiey, Woodbury..
ASSISTANT sECRETARIEs.
First-C. v. Msrratt, Washington.
Stcond-F. ID Kelsey, Jackson.
Tbird-L Levy. Bremen.
Fourth John Dunlevy, Allanakee.
Fifth-O NJ. Smith, Linn.
Sixth-A. j McGrcger, Jasper.
S~eveDth--James Nugent, Polk.
Etghth-W. w. Farlowe, Tayl0r.
Ninth. b LsChappelle, Mills.
Tenth. T.. Lang, Pscshontas.
Eleventh j. 2. Kieffer, Plymouth.
RESOLUTIONS
First-w. 7. Babb, Henry.
Second Ernst Claussen, Scott.
Third Horace Boies, Blackhawk.
FOURTH. =. Root, Floyd.
Fifth-R. K Leach, Cedar.
SIXTH. X. Burgess. Wspells.
Sevrnth-G. w. Bell, Polk.
Eighth-S. \. King, Lucas.
Ninth-W. & James, Pottawattanie
Tenth--R j. w. Bloom, Hancock.
Eleventh.. ii. Parsons, Lyon.
The following resolutions we're adopted
|. The Democrats of Iowa In conventions
assembled, indorsc he administration Of Pres
hent Cleveland and commend his enforce
ment Of all laws and his manly and courageous
declaration for the reduction OF useless war
taxes, and his clean, honest and economical
administrator OF public ~affairo, and his lib
eral, prompt and generous payment Of all
pensions In meritorious claims.
2. We are opposed to the exercise Of the
taxing power for any but public purposes, and
fully and unsuali6sdiy declare Presiden,
Ci.vslsnd's message ~ the views OF the lows
! Democracy On The tariff Susst&oA. In tAsiater-