Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
The Conventions
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.@s's n&n Neat Thursday.
Chairman Dsvis called The Democratic
County Coaveation 10 ordef yesterday q II
O'Clock. and. after stating the ehlses Of the
Goa ssntion, called w. h. Meyers 70 the
chair. c. II. bender wss elected temporary
Secretary.
The Selievius eonnitssss were APP
pointed:
On crsdsn sntiAls--Hos. Hsnry Frsliek,
Chairman: Andrew Doyle. Joan 8. Farr. OF
this city, Thos- Walker. Paris John l.
Bailey. Alsoms-
on fsrmansst Organization and Order Of
Businsss-silas Godfrey. Chairman; Vim.
Hske. Fred Emery. of this city; w. s.
Plumb. Ada; j. 5. Tozsr. Tyrone.
The convention then sdjouraed until l:So
o'clock.
On rsasssmbling after dinner there vas .
slight hitch in the proceedings on sccount
of eontsssing delegates from Grand Rapids
township, but after large araount OF loud
talking the straight Democratic delegation
was seated.
The temporary officers were made per.
maneat and the order Of business agreed
upon.
Tne convention then took . recess Of ten
minutes 10 elect delegates hy districts, ana
the city department Of the machine had
considerable fun getting down TO busiress.
n. 4. Mccormick. . new fedgling from
the Fourth ward bsing . very prominent
speaker 70 the State Convention.
The following delegates were then an
nounced:
First District-Dslsgates st large, l. NJ.
Weston, Henry Fralick. Charles w. Taylor,
Henry Grinneii, Peter Doran. w. T. shell.
ly. N. NJ Houseman, Chas. II. Bender.
Charles Kusterer. WIN. HIKE. w. Q. West
| fall, Arthur n. Whitney, Frank 4. Pnlte,
@. Klsiber, Andrew Doyle, Theo. BrechtIng.
George Bratt. Frank G. Hammerschmidt-
A county committee was selected con-
ssting of j. A. Davis, Chairman Charles A.
| Robinson, Fred Saunders. b. y. Dleshman
and Thomas BTstt.
Second District--Members of the county
committee, J. ii. Withey and George Van
| Nest: delegates. j. II. Withey at large. Law
| renee Burns, Frank Il. King. Patrick keary,
| Jacob +. Hecker, w. G. Harper, l.. N. Balls
bury, Jacob Maloney, Erwin Ainion.
| Third District-Aembers of the county
| committee, A. A. Weeks and Frank Wood
roof; delegates, J. &. Tozsr at large. L.
Cordes. Giles Mccarthy, Ii. G. Hogadone.
| JAS. b. Taylor, Tbos- Swensby, q. Q. Nc
| Connell. q. j. Tompsett, A. A. Weeks.
The Greenbsck Convention was called TO
| order in the Supervisors room at the same
hour by Chairman J. G. Johnson. who
called Hon. John l.. Curtiss to preside over
the temporary organization and Andy Fyfe
was made Secretary.
| Committees were appointed on creden-
tials: Frank Kesn, city; j. G. Train,
Lowell; and ID. K. Slocum. Algoms. rer'
| manent organization: J. Il. Guilford, city
j. G. Johnson, BOVINE; and James Hill,
Alpine.
A recess was then taken until 1:3O o'clock.
The temporary organization was made
permanent, and Chairman Curtiss made q
little speech in accepting the honor.
Delegates were chosen as follows:
At large-Gen. w. z. Innes, city; Jack
son Coon, of Rockford.
First District-John l.. Curtis, L. T. Kin
ney, Frank Maybee. Byron 4. Moon, Simon
Sullivan, Charles L. Shattuck, John w.
Hayward, Hon. c. G: Comstock, George L.
Doan. Cbarlss s. Wilson, w. d. Frost, E
A. Dapper, ]. B. Guilford, H. N. Cargill.
Second District-J. c. Johnson, Bovine;
]. G. Train, Lowell; Thos. Boyland. Ada
II. II. Haven, Grand Rapids; A. ID. Lamor.
eaux. Ada; G. II. Woods, Grand Rapids
James Cox, Paris.
Third Districts. A. Nowlan, Grattan;
George Helmsley, Tyrone; ID. r. Slooum
Algoms; IL. A. Hydorn. Walker; Henry D.
Plumb. Plainfieid; &. V. Macarthur, Al
gonna; Nelson Graham, Courtland.