Telegram-herald., 1888-05-17


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hsvoF II women su1fags. Tbs Somsu u
4icaixs1 lad said ~Fnsnd sxloon nan.
y0u must 30. don'f y0a know"
Ias sszFts Gles Club sang ~40ilie sad
ba6F Don'k fou kn0s." aadisnee joiEios
IA ths cnaras.
Res. ". n Puesr placed the nomin.tion
OF a. . Crozisr again 10 enc Of ths best
speecass IN TIE convention
Ar. jeaninEs presented the nzme Of Rev.
n ". Haynes.
Peter Rsyndsrs made motion that A. O.
Crozisr % noz-iaatsd by zccl2nEnstl0n-
j. W. ssslsy, Of Wsyas. supported the
nominstion OF Mr.. Crozisr. Rev. Hamtlton
made an earnest speech supporting the
elzims OF Alfred Wise OF lansing
The Eleventh district supported the Bomi-
nation Of A. .. Cyozier. W. A. Taylor, Of
Lsnsag. nAds rsd hot speech for Alfred
Wise.
The roll OF districts was then called.
DuFing fhs progress OF the ballot. protest
sss raised against allowing delegations 10
east The vots Of tbs whole delegation when
0niy q portion OF the delssstlon vas pres
snG- The Chair ruled thai 0nly the votes OF
those present could be received.
The FesaA 0f the ballet was then an
noaneed a. follows Whole number OF
votes east. $40: OF which A. u. cr0zier re-
eeiysd l4s, Alfred wiss. us, Mr.. Aosher.
-. Mr.. Hayes. "A
There being no ehoics . motion was
adopted eonlninx the nsxt ballot 10 the
two names having received the greatest
nuabeF Of votes. fhs result - announced
vas. Whole sunber OF votes cast, $50; OF
which Alfred Wiss received l70 and A. U.
Cfozisr. i69. A protest Vas made thar the
cosnt w2s net correct. several who had
~. A Ssrf, fran n
coant. The protest vas ignored. however.
and Mr.. Wise wAs declared elected
Mr. Crozier was then elected nrst alter
nate deleg ste-at large By acclamation.
Mr.. Mosaer vas similarly elected as the
second alternate.
Rev. Mr.. Haynes and Rev. 9. Steele were
nominated, and then Mr.. Haynes name
was withdrawn. and Mr.. Steele Was chosen
third alternate By scclamstion.
On motion, the vote oy which Mr. Gro
zier vas elected wzs rsconsidsrsd and his
name Withdrawn, the desire being ex-
pressed thar be should Se provisions. del
esats. and thus have place on the f;or at
Indianapolis. DIR. Paul T. Butler, OF Ala
mo. and Henry Shullx. of Auskegon. were
chosen 70 complete the list.
The following we're named by the several
delegations as regular delegates:
First District-A. ID. Power. Northfield;
ID. A. Waterman. Detroit.
second District-Chss. Mosher. of Mosh-
erville: @. z. waring. of Ridgeway.
Third District-D. Z. Sagendorph, OF
Charlotte, NJ. j. Tanning, of Jackson.
Fourth District-Ayron w. Haynes. OF
Kalamazoo; s. ID. Cooper. OF 81. Joseph.
Fifth District-A. b. Cheney. Of Sparta;
W. G. Edssll Of Otsego.
sixth District. K. Laing. of Flint; A.
L. Dodge, Fowlervills.
seventh District-0ron Ingalls,, Of Al
monr Lewis Granger. of Armada.
Eighth District-Dr. A Z. Ball, OF Corun-
ns; II. h. Green. of Fast saginaw.
Ninth District-E. ). Painter, OF Hart;
O. NJ Bronson. of Evart.
Tenth District-R- r Atkins, Of Emmett;
T. G.. Parker. Of Tuscola-
Eleventh District-Rev. Willard Heath,
Of Grand Traverse; D. b. Johnson. of Me-
nominee
A motion Was made and carried to recon-
ssder the vote by which Mr.. Steele was
elected alternate at large. Arp. N. Smith,
OF Nanisfee. was nominated IN Mr.. Steele 8
place and elected after pretty sharp dis
cus.ion of Mr.. Smiths politics.
The following regular altsrnates were
| then chosen:
First District-Alex. Mcvittes, Gideon
| Vivier.
Second District-J. B. Conrad. g. G.
| Draper.
Third District-Prof A. Fl. Stilwell
| Tr,vers Phillips.
Fourth District-A. ID. Northrup. Rev
/ s. G. Strickland.
Fifth District-E- A. Richards, Mrs. A
| 8. BENJAMIN.
Sixth District-L. II. Ives, N. V. Brown.
Seventh District-James Stevens, @. II
/ Thurston-
Eighth District-Dr. II. L. Bower. G. A
| Spence
Ninth District-L. 8. Ellis, W. B. Kieft.
Tenth District-Wm. A. Hart, Richard
/ Armstrong
Eleventh District-S. Crsndall, W. s.
/ Stewart.
The following eight persons were elected
provisional Delegatesat-Large:
Fifth District-A. o. Crozier. Grand Rap
/ ids.
sixth District-w A. Taylor. Lansing.
Third District-Mrs. Z. A. Bailey, Hast.
inEs-
Ninth Dissrict-Gso. R Malone. BIZ
| Rapids.
second District-E. s. Shaw, Ann Arbor
| Seventh District-Robert King. Lapeer.
/ Fourth District--Henry l. Allen, School
craft
Ths following eight provisional sltsrnst,
/ Delegates a. Large were chosen.
Fifth District-Rsv. Mr.. Puffer, Gran,
Rapids.
sixth District-Mrs. G. Fl. Johnson, Flint
/ Ninth District-Mrs. A NJ. Hood, Bi
Rapids.
second District-E. r. Bragg, Monroe.
Eighth District-A. A. ABBOTT, Saginaw
seventh District-Mrs. Robert King, Ia
| peer.
Fourth District-Mrs. Eliza Connin,
1 Dowasiac
| Provisional delegates and slterustes wsr
next elected as follows. the first mentione
being the delegate and the second the alter
| nate.
First Dissrict-ssmuel Phelps, d. "
Metlsr.
s-cond District-Rev. E. B. Sutton. Re,
< III. Baker.
Third Dls,rict--c. L. Toner. Mrs d. I
| Saxendorph
Fourth Dissrict-A E. jennings. T. {
! Green.
Fifh District-D q. Godfrey. J. II. II
TEN.
sixth District-Rev J. 8. Boydsn, ?. A
! Niles
Seventh Dlstrict-Rsv. J. NJ. Gard. Geo
" Carpenter.
Elsots Disiricf--Issac N. Shspsrd. J. W
| Doene.
Ninth Disfrict-Thonss Gorgsu, Ida I
| Weodsr,i.
Tenth District-Hsrvsy Barker. J. "
1 Howard.
/ Eleventh Disfricf-Rev Steele, VIM. 3
| Mohatt
rse following member of the state Cen
tral COMMITTEES we're selected
First Dssrict-C. p. Rounds. J. B STE
vars
second District-e. ?. WARNS. B. J. Con
rsa
Third nistrict-D. p Ssxsndorph. Dr. A
Bruce.