Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
REPUBLICAN TICKET
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oslI.a :. szass n ll1z YESTERDAY, n tas
Circait Coars nsam. - Frsa- . CARA.
CHAIRMAN OF he county consmlttes- AFTER
,s.sinx ne cal. tie Hsrrsssa and Aortoa
6ss. CAB. son posed Of K K Buchanan.
WI Harris c. r Ba<hassa ana CerHsiius
Dsrnitsr sntsrt.insd ths dslssa.ss vith =
sons.
ne chair thea called. as temporary
Chairman, Henry D FslksF. Of the sixth
-srd. hr. FslksF sad that Re expected
thas ths asxt state Republican tickst would
Be elected by Al lsssl l5.ooo. and tAst TIE
dslsgslss elected by this convention 10 the
Congressional convention. would name ths
ns1t Congressman from this district he
s4id ths lssus VAS simply Protection 10
American homes ana markets on one
sids aad "Englsa ffes trade on tns
other"
J. g. Van winkle. Of Sparta. was made
tern pofary secretary.
IRE following committees were sp-
pointed
Z. Page. sparta
Permanent Organization snd Order Of
| Baslnsss-F. A. Rodgers, city; l. NJ. Sell
| lers. Cedar Springs, Neal Men illan, Rock
| ford, J. Z. More and Wm- punnsm. city.
On Re,oluti0ns-Wm. A. 6avitt, ID. Ooss.
and W. A Iatenm. city; Byron MeNeaI.
Byron: W. W. Johnson. Grand Rapids
township.
Ths Convention adjourned 70 i:5o p. NJ.
r.stN ID -
order nearly every delegate Was IN his seat.
The COMMITTEES on Credentials reported
| the following delegates as entitled 10 seats
IN the convention
Ads-John Headly. VIM. Smith and w.
Z. Carrie.
Algoma-Ssal Mcmillan. l. ii. wilkin-
son and +. A. Morris
Alpins-K. J. Brown. E. Miner and T.
| W. Gibbs.
ByrOn-Byron McNsal, Henry Colwell
znd II. u. Hathaway.
Bowne-E. j. Sinclair, N. A. Holcomb
Csledonia-s. 7. oolsos, Daniel Good and
| A. W. Hill.
Csscsds-Fred R. Shear, s. G. Fish and
| Chas. W. Cook.
Courtlsnd-N. Shaw. Robt. Hickok and
| o. T. King.
Cannon-wm. J. Thomas. J. b. Arm.
| strong and Alo-rt w. DAVIS
Gaines-Chss. III. Anderson, Henry Kel-
Icy and Leroy ID. Allen.
| Grstnn-O. l. Watkins, G.. NJ. Spencer
and VIM. A. Mason.
Grand Rzpids-W. w. Johnson, Benz.
| Gilden and Jacob DikemA
| Lowell-John c. More, Dexter G. Look
| anu Henry LAmpman.
Nelson d. z. Wilson. W. Rasco and J.
Berridge.
Oak6sld-Ed Jones' II. Hutchins and
| VIM. Lester.
Psris-S. s. Bailey. w. +. Aoams and F.
| Z. Skeels.
Plain6eld-Daniel G. Etsby. John Post
| and Chas II. Wilson.
solon--L. Il. Chsppell. d. c. Lyle, L. NJ.
Lsllers.
sparta-L. E. Page, John Manchester. j.
| G.. Van Winkie.
Tyrone-N. L. Whitney. Benz. Holbens,
N. j. Kelley.
vergennes--Chaa T. schofeld, Jas. H.
Andrews and Jas. P. Purdy.
Wyoming-L- Day. Benjamin c. Porter
and ID. L. Stoneburnsr.
| Walksr-Rooert Grshsm, Philo s. Chap
! pell and A. K. EDISON.
/ First ward-Cornelins ID. Wiersma, DR.. II.
| =. Locher and Frank q. Holmes.
Second ward-John Perry, William A.
Gavett and George r. Pantlind.
Third vsrd-William Aldrich Tateum,
w. Miller Palmer and James l. Lewis.
Fourth ward-Iacob Eisenhardt. Col. P.
| v. Fox and William Dunham.
| Fifth vard-kichael Colleton, Edwin
Wade and Peter Doeser.
| Sixth vard-Henry j. Felker. Louis
epoelstTa and Wm- A. Lee.
| Seventh ward-Frank Pulaski J. A. COY
and Frank A Rodgers.
| Eighth wsrd-Freeling W. Peck, Adrian
Yates and Dwight Goss.
| CAPTAIN Gavett offered the report from
the Committee on Resolutions, which was
unanimously adopted.
Rssoired First that the Republicans OF
Kent county in convention assembled en-
thusisstically endorse the nomination oi
Harrison and Morton, the platform adopted
~ the Republican National Convention a,
Chicago, and especially the doctrine and
protecfios to American homes American
\ industries and American labor, and that We
also heartily endorse our present Chief Ex-
ecutive. the Hon. Cyrus r. Luce. and the
honest and economical administration OF
our State affairs.
Resoired Second. That we earnestly con-
denim the sctIou OF President Cleveland in
recommending to Congress . national pol
icy Of free trade. and his policy of yetoing Z
pensions 70 worthy disabled Union soldiers.
| Frank A. Rodgers from the Com mittee "A
| ORGANIZATION and Order Of Business sub.
mittsd = report recommending that the
temporary organization be the permanent
organization. and that the order OF business.
be the nomination Of candidates a. follows:
/ State Senator. Circuit Judge. Probate Judge.
Sheriff. Register Of Deeds, County Treasurer.
Prosecuting Attorney. County Clerk, two
Circuit Court Com missioners, two Coroners.
| Surveyor, and the selection Of the various
delegates 70 the State and the Congressional
conventions. The report of the committee
was adopted.
Neal Mcmillan, Dwight Gos., d. c. LYLE
and J. e. Post were appointed tellers. and
J. W. Holcomb sw0rs in the officers and
tsllsrs.
jas. A Ceye pat in .uos< i-ss,op for State
Srnsfor the pstae Of Seybrant Wesselius
saying that hs -n long enough aud strong
enough 20 sweep down all opposition" A
| motion 70 nominate hIm by scclsrstiou
vas lcst. The FIRST ballot for STATE senator
rssultsd as f0llows ws.selius a. p
Nsynsrd. 10, Fred :. Clark = W. W. Iohn.
sou. & Don J. Lesthsrs, 5. L A. Ward ;.
John Porter, l Dvish, GOss. 1. l. NJ. Sci
! lers 2. Neal Mcmillan 2 Mr. We.-siin,
wss. on motion. declared the unspin,on,
nominee of tne con invention.
When Circuit Judge vss reached Frsnk
! A Rodgers took the Hoor snd in a vs-v n..s
speech presented The name Of VIM. E.
I tfrovs
W. Johnson presented the name Of
r : Erxlssfon.
w. T. Adams sndorsed he name Of
| Fsg ssto1.
The Srst formal ballot for Circuit Iudrs
/ resulted a. foIicws Whal. number ~
votes cast "a of Which W r Grove
ceivsd So Eggieston. -. II 3 FsHas 4
NJ Grsvs vas declared nominated and HI.
noniasfion vss made unanimous n.
l nana@ Of NJ. Fsllas bad IAN n-.ann..a